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Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Emmanuel Forbes in the NFL Draft. Steve starts the conversation talking about Emmanuel Forbes and where he could end up being drafted, possibly as high as the teens in the first round.

College football guru Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking NFL Draft picks. Dave does a deep dive into the numbers behind the NFL Draft, from bust rates to positional charting and everything in between. Dave talks about the top quarterbacks in the class and who they compare to in the NFL as a player. Dave outlines the good and bad of Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, Anthony Richardson and Will Levis as teams debate who should be the first quarterback off the board. Dave discusses how NFL general managers evaluate the position and why the "CYA" principle reigns supreme. Bartoo talks about how teams trend toward taking players from blue blood college programs over equivalently ranked players from smaller schools. Bartoo discusses how his system evaluates the draft by position production from each round in attempt to show which positions produce the most from each round. Bartoo outlines the numbers behind which positions are first round value and who you should stay away from early in the draft. Bartoo gives his thoughts on what it would be like sitting in an NFL Draft war room during the first round and the immense pressure that comes with making a pick.

Bo and Blake talk the Y'all Lifestyle and the NFL Draft in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys give their final thoughts on how the first round of the NFL Draft could play out tonight, and what surprises might unfold along the way. Blake waxes poetic about his bagel sandwich from Beagle Bagel Cafe as well as taking a friend to Two Brothers in Starkville for his first time. In the SEC Insider Hit, college football guru Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking NFL Draft picks. Dave does a deep dive into the numbers behind the NFL Draft, from bust rates to positional charting and everything in between. Dave talks about the top quarterbacks in the class and who they compare to in the NFL as a player. Dave outlines the good and bad of Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, Anthony Richardson and Will Levis as teams debate who should be the first quarterback off the board. Dave discusses how NFL general managers evaluate the position and why the "CYA" principle reigns supreme. Bartoo talks about how teams trend toward taking players from blue blood college programs over equivalently ranked players from smaller schools. Bartoo discusses how his system evaluates the draft by position production from each round in attempt to show which positions produce the most from each round. Bartoo outlines the numbers behind which positions are first round value and who you should stay away from early in the draft. Bartoo gives his thoughts on what it would be like sitting in an NFL Draft war room during the first round and the immense pressure that comes with making a pick.

Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line previewing the NFL Draft. Steve starts the conversation talking about Emmanuel Forbes and where he could end up being drafted, possibly as high as the teens in the first round. Steve talks about another Mississippi prospect moving up draft boards, Ole Miss receiver Jonathan Mingo, and whether or not he could be a second round pick. Steve discusses the quarterback evaluation system and how this class looks when it comes to the dreaded "bust" label. Steve gives his thoughts on Bartoo's theory that bad college quarterbacks don't develop into better ones at the NFL level. Steve talks about the mystery of the second pick tonight and what the Houston Texans might do if they choose to not draft a quarterback. Steve talks about the new era of coaches like Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan, who are approaching the game differently on and off the field.

Bo and Blake talk all things NFL Draft in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys continue the prime rib discussion from hour one and get into a weird debate about how many linemen it would take to eat a giant pizza. With the first round of the NFL Draft tonight, Bo and Blake debate which quarterbacks could turn out to be busts. The guys hit on some audio from Dave Bartoo about how rare it is for a quarterback to develop in the NFL after a bad track record of QB effect in college. In the SEC Insider Hit, Pro Football Focus senior analyst Steve Palazzolo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line previewing the NFL Draft. Steve starts the conversation talking about Emmanuel Forbes and where he could end up being drafted, possibly as high as the teens in the first round. Steve talks about another Mississippi prospect moving up draft boards, Ole Miss receiver Jonathan Mingo, and whether or not he could be a second round pick. Steve discusses the quarterback evaluation system and how this class looks when it comes to the dreaded "bust" label. Steve gives his thoughts on Bartoo's theory that bad college quarterbacks don't develop into better ones at the NFL level. Steve talks about the mystery of the second pick tonight and what the Houston Texans might do if they choose to not draft a quarterback. Steve talks about the new era of coaches like Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan, who are approaching the game differently on and off the field.

Bo and Blake talk NFL Draft and the Y'all Lifestyle in the SEC Insider Hit live in the BankPlus Studio. On National Prime Rib Day, the guys discuss the best places to order the "forgotten cut" in the steak world, and listeners weigh in on Whiskey61.com for a chance to win a bottle of Russell's Reserve private barrel selection. Following a record donation from a Mississippi State alum, Bo and Blake discuss how they would spend 100 million dollars if they were lucky enough to have it. The guys continue talking about the best, and maybe worst, spots to get prime rib and how it became an afterthought in the steak world. Blake shares a story about a weird place in San Antonio that serves prime rib with waiters in costume, and Bo takes more shots at the city he and Charles Barkley love to hate. That leads to an interesting discussion about how cabarets served food in the 90s.

Bo and Blake talk NFL Draft and the Y'all Lifestyle in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys get set for the first round of the NFL Draft tonight as Bo takes more shots at Jerry Jones and the Cowboys. On National Prime Rib Day, the guys discuss the best places to order the "forgotten cut" in the steak world, and listeners weigh in on Whiskey61.com for a chance to win a bottle of Russell's Reserve private barrel selection. Bo makes the case for Chris Lemonis to operate a little differently over the last month of the season in order to save his job and try to find more wins for Mississippi State baseball. Following a record donation from a Mississippi State alum, Bo and Blake discuss how they would spend 100 million dollars if they were lucky enough to have it. The guys continue talking about the best, and maybe worst, spots to get prime rib and how it became an afterthought in the steak world. Blake shares a story about a weird place in San Antonio that serves prime rib with waiters in costume, and Bo takes more shots at the city he and Charles Barkley love to hate. That leads to an interesting discussion about how cabarets served food in the 90s.

Auburn star and radio analyst Jason Campbell joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Tigers football. Jason talks about what it was like watching his former teammate Cadillac Williams take over as head coach during the season last year. Jason discusses how Cadillac was able to reinvigorate an apathetic fanbase with a huge win over Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M.

Auburn star and radio analyst Jason Campbell joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about playing with Fred Smoot. Jason talks about sharing a locker room with the infamous Fred Smoot and some of the antics that Smoot got up to in Washington.

Auburn star and radio analyst Jason Campbell joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Tigers football. Jason updates the latest in his world as he recently became the new Auburn football radio analyst, taking over for former Tigers quarterback Stan White after twenty-two years behind the microphone.