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Guaranteed Human.

If you're ever stopped at a railway crossing and the signals are flashing and you don't see the train,

or it looks like it's moving slow and you're thinking maybe you could get across the tracks before the train comes,

think about this.

In 2018 alone, 270 people were killed at railroad crossings.

270. So stop because railroad crossings. 270.

So stop because trains can't.

What is up? Welcome to another edition of the NFL Fantasy Live podcast. It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, alongside the Fantasy Hall of Favor, Michael Fabiano, and Graham

Barfield. And happy draft week, fellas. Yeah, man. Got a little, uh, a little fun coming up the next few

days. It, uh, it's, it's kind of flown by. I feel like the last like 10 days of kind of flown by and anticipation for this. The last three months have flown by. Yeah, you know, this this draft season has been faster, I think, than others. I mean, maybe because I personally have had some other things going on that have kind of distracted my attention. What have you going on? Nothing. Nothing at all. Nothing at all. But yeah, it has. brought a new human entity. It has gone from the combine to the

draft and it feels like what feels like a record amount of time. So we will have on today,

Emery Hunt, who if you don't know, you should find out. He is maybe the hardest working man on draft Twitter. You can read him at the athletic. You can read him in any number of places. We'll get him on to talk about some of the prospects here, especially because Emery goes deep. He studied about 800 guys. He gets into the smaller school guys as well. So we'll sort of pick his brain as we lead up to the draft. Also a chance to remind you, we will have a second podcast later on this week. We will do another one on Friday

in which we will recap obviously night one. You know, we will maybe dig into the other nights,

but probably not so much. But we'll definitely go back and look at what happened that first night

and kind of give you a recap on how we feel about what went down there.

So that's that. But before we get too far into this, go behind the glass, our normal producer, Eddie Murphy, is in Nashville getting ready for said draft. And so sitting in today, we are very glad to have Kent Brown back with us. Kent, how are you doing, man? Oh, I'm doing well. I'm excited for the draft as well. It's going to be a good week. And what's fun about it is, we think we know a lot, we say we know a lot. And then two nights from now, we're going to be like, what, maybe we'll get five of the 32 picks, right? And the other 27 picks will be like, okay, I could see why they would take that team, that player, but none of us really know what's going to happen. Is there a website out there that actually documents, like, okay, I could see why they would take that team with that player, but none of us really

know what's going to happen. Is there a website out there that actually documents, like, which of the big experts actually got the greatest percentage of first round picks correct? There probably is. There's got to be, and it's got to be wicked low, too. I would think so. There's some mock draft accuracy. Actually, I think a lot of it pulls down to, like, do you just get the names in the first round, right?

Because it's so hard to pick the teams.

Right.

You can get the names in the first round right.

Okay. some mock draft accuracy. Actually, I think a lot of it pulls it down to, like, do you just get the names in the first round, right? Because it's so hard to pick the teams.

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