Hey welcome back to another edition of First Trap.

The only podcast that thinks the football season has just begun.

Meanwhile, the rest of football media is on to the off season.

I'm Field Yates and I am joined as always by the man who is the

NFL draft. Mel Kuiper Jr. Mel, how you doing today my friend?

I'm doing good if you, I know you're doing a lot better than yesterday.

The way is, you know, I feel like Steve Young right now, you know, like after the monkey was ripped off his back,

and 49ers beat the chargers in a resounding fashion back in the early 90s Super Bowl.

I feel like a new man after Mock 1.0 day is behind us,

but of course we're going to dive into all that now, but I gotta tell you my respect for you was already

incredibly high prior to yesterday yesterday but just going to the

ringer once how do you survive all these years of doing mock drafts and then

going on TV and talking about it for a full day? It's tough I tell you especially when you have you know different

versions of the mock that you could have sent to E-S-BN and finalized field that's what we'll

get into the day because it's not easy and one little change affects everything.

So it's like putting a puzzle together and you never feel good when you're finished a

mock draft. You never feel good.

Because you know you left some guys off of teams you thought they could take you left a

guy or two out of the first round that you thought could be in there you forced the guy in

because of a need that you maybe didn't have that high a grade on so you could

present 16 versions of that Mach 1.0

or Mach 2.0 whatever one it is and somebody out there is going to have a big

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