You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

Logan Paulson's going to join me on today's show.

He has been prepping for this draft since January, so it'll be good to get his insight on what we will see beginning tomorrow night.

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So as I begin recording the show today, we are roughly 30 hours ahead of tomorrow night's draft.

I've put together a sampling of some of the mock drafts that are out there

and what they have for Washington at number seven overall.

And I'm going to go with recent mock drafts.

I actually have one from today.

I have two from yesterday.

I'm not going to go back any further than five or six days

because I want you to see that within a week of the draft, literally nobody knows anything.

The mock drafters, and I'll add to that, the reporters that cover the NFL, they're all over the place.

Nobody has a clue on what's going to happen after Fernando Mendoza goes number one

overall to the Raiders. So Matt Miller, ESPN, he just came out with, I am guessing, his final

mock draft. Number seven, Washington, Sunny Stiles, linebacker, Ohio State.

ESPN's Peter Schrager yesterday with his mock draft, Carnell-Tate, wide receiver, Ohio State,

to Washington at number seven. ESPN's Jordan Reed from a few days ago.

Washington selects Notre Dame running back, Jeremiah Love at number seven overall.

CBS Sports.com's Ryan Wilson yesterday, his latest mock.

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