Welcome to First Draft for this week. I'm Chris Sprout joined by Todd McShay who sounds better than ever Daniel. Whole new audio system in there. I don't know. Do we even need to introduce Mel because Todd sounds so good?

Sprow. Oh wow.

I just sit here for an hour and listen to Todd and there's melodious tones and this voice

quality is unbelievable.

I don't know.

Daniel, you're a big music guy.

Did you do any, you leave Todd any instrumentation or anything he can do up there?

No, I thought about the box.

Yeah, there's a MIDI keyboard he can play whenever he

wants to add some sound behind it. Okay, good, good. Wow, this is a whole new Todd. But guys, not taking

anything away from Todd's new audio setup this is this is kind of a

crazy story for me I've worked on the draft with you guys for going on 10 years and

I'm trying to remember a case where we felt like not that just that there were medical concerns on a quarterback, but that Mel, we could be you could be drafting a quarterback that you never really were able to

work out to the degree you wanted to maybe not even close to 100%. I'm obviously

talking about Tua and the fact that this guy we've got plenty of tape on

him but he he left this season you know with a pretty significant hip injury

and here you are you're the Miami Dolphins at five

in Los Angeles Chargers at six and you have to sit there and think all right

what what am I getting into here if I take this guy? Can he play in 2020? Is he going to start on the pup list? There's all kinds of implications Mel and there's a bunch of layers I want to get into, but just from the start, are you changing the way you're thinking about him at this point?

I don't think you can change anything except try to react to what you hear from the teams and Todd can react to this as well, medically, what you're hearing.

I mean it's a leap of faith that you're going to have to take with who it to it based

on what your medical people, your experts in that field with three lower extremity

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