Welcome back to yet another edition of First Draft and it's great to be back Mel.

They thought about replacing me with Daniel one more time.

Sorry for missing you on Monday, but no surprise you and Daniel did

tremendous work on that show yeah be careful Daniel is hitting it out of the park

here man I tell you so just be careful field okay that's I say. I'll give you a little warning.

That's right, Daniel's draft stock is rising,

like one of those, you know, big tight ends

that goes and runs a four-four at the combine

and puts up 22 reps on the bench

and has the good short shuttle. Daniel Dob is the

Kyle Pitts, at least the free draft part of Kyle Pitts because Kyle has yet to find

his stride over the past two seasons with the Falcons, but a big debt of gratitude to Daniel and you for

holding it down. It's great to be back here on this edition of First Draft, Mel, and

we're going to discuss just a bunch of players that you and I feel like we have some thoughts on that we haven't really had the chance to discuss as much as you know better than anybody in the entire industry mail.

So much of what television wants to discuss is things taking place at the top of the draft but you were likely often Yeah, that's right play the hits baby and Mel you know that the draft does not end after the first round.

So we're gonna dive into some guys

who could go in the first round, at least a few,

but then a lot of guys who will not hear their name

called in round one.

But what did to start the show today mail by just sort of addressing with some measured

comments this debate that I think has gained some steam publicly, but I think has been percolating longer within NFL scouting departments about who the best

wide receiver in this year's class is.

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