Baker Mayfield, undraftable, off my board.

The Cleveland Brown select Baker Mayfield.

What a beautiful throw by the Baker.

Big job!

Astana Vista, baby!

Thorns out! Big job! Astanaoisa, baby! Farts now! What's happening? We're live. This is, I don't know, I'm on like a five-day streak of doing these live podcasts. I didn't know if I'd ever get here, but somehow I pulled it off. I hope you guys are well. Hope your day has gone well. We are going to continue to talk about draft prospects for the Browns for the next three weeks. So if you don't want to listen to us, talk about picks 26, 59, 89, 99.91, you're in the wrong spot. We're going to do all

draft talk all the time. Then after the draft, we're going to have nonstop talk about who they

actually picked. So that's what we're trying to bring you. I'm trying to bring the smartest, sharpest minds into this space to talk about those guys. And I have a great guest for us tonight in Matt Waldman. You know Matt, hopefully from Twitter, who does fantastic work. He also has his own website that he does, his draft guide. His draft guide, listen, man, it's one of the most comprehensive draft guides out there. It's really, it's quarterback tight-in, wide receiver, running back, all the skill positions. And I always talked to Matt about running backs because he turned my head on Nick Chubb well before anybody else did. And I like to kind of send as many conversations about Nick Matt's way as possible. But listen, it's, it's Matt

Wolman, RSP for Rookiescouting Portfolio.com. So make sure you head there and get his

draft guide. And make sure you check out his YouTube channel. He told me he's up to over 10,000

subscribers, great content all the time, like not just spotty work. Like, everyday great work.

Matt is one of the best. So I'm excited to have him on. Matt, how are you, man? I'm doing great. Thanks for having me back on. I always love doing the show. And man, that intro was killer. Hey, listen, if you pay the right people, you got to find. I always tell my wife this too, like, I can't do anything around the house, but I can write a hell of the check. So that's kind of my theory on anything tech wise too. I'll send my debit card information and you make it because I don't know

there we go. Well listen, I know you're deep down. You're a Browns guy at heart. I always like

talking Browns with you because I think you get a little kick out of talking Browns too. So

reminder to anybody who's in the comments section, ask your questions.

I will put them up for Matt at the very end and he will answer some of the best ones that we get.

I like to have our guests have a chance to interact with our fans a little bit.

Matt will do great job with that.

We're going to talk about picks 26 and 59 specifically because, and I think Matt would probably agree with me here, that this is the

first time that the Browns, in a long time, have an established set of roster foundation, go into

the draft without needing, needing really anything. They can get better at positions. And I think

that they will be active in the free agency market after the draft. But nonetheless, they have a base here, a structure in place, an actual vision, and 26 and 59 are not need-based and more. How can this player help us win now, and how can they tie into our future? So I'm excited about that, and I want to talk with you, Matt, about, and you can go ahead and dive right into it, man,, what, what is your thought about the Browns heading into this draft and kind of what guys stand

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