Rob and Stan compare the 2017 LB class to the players who might declare for the draft next year (1:34), including Malik Jefferson (5:38) and the rest of the watchlist (12:34). Then they put together a big board of July movies (21:26).

Rob and Stan talk about Arden Key's potential (1:20) and the 2018 EDGE group as a whole (11:57) before they mock draft an NFL version of the Big3 basketball league (25:59).

Rob and Stan talk about Greg Robinson's struggles (1:09), the 2018 OL group (14:21), and a few TE's to watch heading into the 2017 season(30:03). Then they put on their basketball hats to mock the upcoming NBA draft (38:05).

Rob and Stan talk about the receivers on the watch list for the 2018 NFL Draft (0:33) and give a big board of the best free agent signings so far this offseason (21:05).

Rob and Stan talk about Bob Stoops retiring (0:35) and Colin Kaepernick (6:34) before continuing their 2018 NFL Draft preview with running backs (16:57). Then they give their June-movie big board (36:59).

Rob and Stan take an early look at Allen/Darold/Rosen (1:19) before talking about Lamar Jackson and Mason Rudolph (16:19) and a few other draft-eligible quarterbacks (23:51). Then they bring in an NBA Finals-inspired mock draft to close the show (33:17).

Rob and Stan finish up the review of the 2017 NFL draft by talking about edge rushers, LBs, and DBs who could make major impacts as rookies, in round one and later on in the draft. Then they give a TV Show revival Big Board (35:51).

Rob and Stan take a look at the offensive linemen (4:37) and defensive linemen (23:10) who have a chance to make an impact during the 2017 NFL season. Then they bring in an NBA Lottery-themed mock draft to close the show (38:13).

Rob and Stan take a look at the running backs (4:17), receivers (28:57), and tight ends (45:30) who have a chance to make an impact during the 2017 NFL season. Then they bring in a May movie big board to close the show (55:32).

The 2017 NFL Draft is in the books, and Rob and Stan go all in on the quarterbacks who made the first half of the draft so thrilling as well as the others who fell in line later on.