Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael explained why NFL teams will be particularly cautious when making selections in next week’s draft. “Teams will under draft more than overdraft this year. I think teams are going to so cautious this year because teams aren’t going to get their hands on these players,” said McMichael.

The duo’s conversation was spurred by a tweet from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport:

[fembed ftype="blockquote" class="twitter-tweet" provider="twitter"][fembed ftype="p" lang="en" dir="ltr" provider="twitter"]One thing remains pretty clear heading into the 2020 NFL Draft: Coaches and evaluators have watched more tape this year than ever before{*} No workouts, no Pro Days… so much tape{*} Because there is nothing else to do{*} --[/fembed]— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) [fembed ftype="a" href="{protocol}s://twitter{*}com/RapSheet/status/1250160604167405570?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" provider="twitter"]April 14, 2020[/fembed][/fembed] [fembed ftype="script" async src="{protocol}s://platform{*}twitter{*}com/widgets{*}js" provider="twitter"][/fembed]

Bunker and McMichael went into detail about how this year’s draft could be impacted by the lack of in person interaction and be almost solely based on game film.

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