Welcome to Stealing Banana Shorts with Ben Gretsch and Sean Segal.

The conversation you're going to hear today on this edition is from an almost five-hour

live stream that the guys did during day two of the NFL draft.

This portion of the conversation you're going to hear them react to NFL round one, give their

instant reactions on the landing spots for the quarterbacks,

for the skill position players, and how that affects their ADP in the fantasy football landscape.

We will be releasing more of these conversations throughout the rest of the week,

so come back and get those when they are available, but let's get to it.

Sean, day one was crazy.

Well, I mean, it actually wasn't as crazy as I anticipated. There was talk that there might be like 10 trades. There might be all these teams moving up. We didn't get any of those big trades where teams were, you know, selling future firsts to move up big way in big ways for picks. There was some small moving around. The bills traded back late. We'll have to talk a lot about Xavier Worthy. Xavier worthy, I think that was a really fun one to see your chiefs move up and get a guy that we really

enjoyed talking about on some of the pre-draft, stealing Benina episodes.

But didn't get any of those big trades.

And frankly, a pretty shocking, like, top 10 and early part of the draft, except for the

one thing that I, like, it has consumed me for the last 24 hours I still

like I don't I can't do anything but think about the Falcons taking Michael Pennix at the

brain so the two biggest storylines I think are directly related to things that are near and dear

to our hearts.

We've got Washington Huskies going early into these incredible mind-boggling spots.

And then we have, I mean, the most fun pick that could have possibly happened in the draft,

which would be Xavier worthy to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Then, after all of these years of the Chiefs being very good and nothing to complain about, but feeling demoralized by some of the things they did early in the drafts, when they make that move to trade up, you're thinking to yourself, this is going to be the coolest thing ever. Please do not let it be a Clyde Edwards-Layer or Jonathan Taylor type of pick. And I mean, it just didn't seem possible. It didn't seem possible. It has to be for worthy, right? Otherwise, you just stay there. There are other guys. But I mean, can you imagine how we would feel today? Or especially if they'd trade it up and taken Ricky Pearsall. You would burn all of your chiefs apparel. You would never watch the NFL draft again.

I think the other kind of main storyline behind Worthy and Piercell,

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