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The NFL draft just nine days away.

And our coverage here on the ticket year after year is so darn good.

Through the years we've had, of course, Norm Hitchka's just a draft nut who does tons of

research and has for decades and decades.

And another guy who does a ton of research, watches a ton of tape, and writes about it every day, talks about it every day, is our own Bob Stern, who will be anchoring our NFL coverage here in a little more than a week.

And he joins us now on the ticket of hardline fame.

Morning, Bob.

Good morning, Musers.

Well, we are getting close, and you and I talked about this on the Musers, the podcast, Football

Friends.

Football Friends.

It's pretty awesome to have two first-round picks like the Cowboys do at 12 and 20. The last time they made two

selections in the first round back in 2008, Felix Jones 22nd overall, Mike Jenkins,

the cornerback from South Florida, number 25 overall. Not bad, but there is that actual example of very, something very

close to this, same scenario. And that was back in 2005. When Bill Parcells was here, the

Cowboys had the 11th overall pick and the 20th overall pick.

And 11th overall, they took to Marcus Ware, which worked out pretty well,

Hall of Fame player. And Marcus Spears was terrific at number 20 overall. Man, if they could

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