Welcome back into First Draft. I am Field Yates joined by ESP and NFL draft analysts, Jordan Reed, Matt Miller. We're back for our, let's call it every two weeks cadence Jordan how are you my

friend I'm good can't complain at all it's always a pleasure being here doing our

podcast and I'm excited about this one this should be a fun one yes indeed

Jordan we're gonna keep you very busy as your new quarterback hopboard is available now on

ESPN.com.

Matt, what's going on with you, my friend?

Everything's good here.

I'm excited to rip apart Jordan's rankings instead of having to go through like a top 50 of mine or a mock draft. It's like, you know what, that's nice, right? Let's tear apart what Jordan's been doing. Now Jordan does a hell of a job and I'm excited to talk about these

quarterbacks. We're going to dive into them in just a few moments, but we want to start with some news.

As just what, three or four days ago from the time of this conversation.

The NFL informed all 32 teams that the college All-Star games, the most prominent being

the Senior Bowl and the East West Shrine game not too far behind as well, amongst others would now allow underclassmen

to take part in these all-star games. Previously they had been reserved for, well, players that

had finished college careers already and have been seniors

during their college careers. I know you guys wanted to talk a little bit about what

this might mean for the future of these games so Jordan I'll start with you what

did you make of this news from the NFL?

Yeah, it was something that had been a rumor for about a month now

and it wasn't something that I thought would come to fruition so early.

I was surprised to see them actually make it eligible this year.

So I think what is really unique about it is,

you kind of have to look at it from both sides of the equation.

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