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In this conversation, Pat and Mike conduct a mock draft for the upcoming NFL draft. They discuss potential trades, the top prospects, and the needs of each team. The main takeaways include the importance of quarterback and offensive line positions, the versatility of certain players, and the potential impact of injuries on team decisions. In this conversation, Pat and Mike conduct a mock draft for the first round of the NFL Draft. They make predictions for each pick and discuss potential trades. They also share their thoughts on the prospects and the needs of each team. The conversation is filled with lively banter and analysis. NFL draft, mock draft, trades, prospects, quarterback, offensive line, versatility, injuries, NFL Draft, mock draft, first round, predictions, trades, prospects, team needsTakeaways


Quarterback and offensive line positions are crucial in the NFL draft.
Versatile players are highly valued by teams.
Injuries can significantly impact team decisions.
Trades can play a major role in shaping the draft.
The top prospects in this draft class are highly talented. The Chicago Bears select Caleb Williams with the first pick.
The New York Giants trade up to select Drake Maye.
The Atlanta Falcons surprise with the selection of Cooper DeGene.
The Buffalo Bills trade up to select Rome Odunze.
The Pittsburgh Steelers select Amarius Mims to bolster their offensive line.
The Baltimore Ravens draft Adnai Mitchell to add a dynamic receiver.
The Dallas Cowboys take Talisa Fuaga to address their offensive line needs.
The Kansas City Chiefs select Xavier Worthy to replace Tyreek Hill.
The Detroit Lions draft Nate Wiggins to strengthen their secondary.
The San Francisco 49ers select Tyler Guyton to bolster their offensive line.
The Arizona Cardinals draft Kool-Aid McKinstry to improve their cornerback depth.


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"JJ could still be there at six"
"Joe Alt, welcome to Tennessee"
"I'm going to take Cooper de Jean here for Atlanta"
"Give me Michael Penix, Jr. to the Raiders."
"Oh, do the thing."
"There's gonna be one player who no one has on their first round board at all."

Welcome to another episode of "Going 4 It"! In this episode, hosts Mike and Pat dive into the exciting world of mock drafts, conducting a no-trades mock draft for the upcoming NFL Draft. They share their insights and predictions for each first-round pick, discussing potential landing spots for top prospects and the specific needs of each team.

Throughout the conversation, Mike and Pat emphasize the importance of building a strong supporting cast for rookie quarterbacks and consider how off-field factors may influence draft decisions. They offer their opinions on each draft pick and analyze the strategies of individual teams, providing valuable insights for football enthusiasts and draft aficionados alike.

Some notable picks discussed in this episode include Bo Nix potentially going to the Denver Broncos, Jared Verse as a potential fit for the New Orleans Saints, and Xavier Worthy as a potential addition to the Kansas City Chiefs' receiving corps.

As always, stay tuned for engaging analysis, spirited discussions, and expert predictions on all things NFL in this episode of "Going 4 It"!

Check out the latest episode of "Going 4 It" where Pat and Mike dive deep into the NFL offseason madness! From potential blockbuster trades to surprising signings, they cover it all.

In this episode, the hosts discuss Russell Wilson's potential move to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Saquon Barkley's departure from the New York Giants to the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Houston Texans' acquisitions of Joe Mixon and Danielle Hunter. They also analyze the Minnesota Vikings' offseason moves, including the signing of Kirk Cousins, and the potential challenges they may face in the future.

The conversation doesn't stop there! They explore hypothetical trade scenarios involving Justin Jefferson, vent their frustration with the New York Giants' draft history, and dissect the moves of Gabe Davis, Josh Jacobs, Christian Wilkins, Derrick Henry, and Brian Burns to new teams.

But that's not all! Tune in to hear their take on the quarterback situation in the NFL Draft and the New England Patriots' options at pick three.

Don't miss out on this insightful discussion about the NFL offseason frenzy! Subscribe now and stay updated with all things NFL on "Going 4 It"!

Welcome back to another episode of Going 4 It! Pat and Mike are here to kick off the show with some pre-free agency mock draft action. But first, they set the stage, reminding everyone that they're just a couple of regular guys having fun, not NFL experts.

With full-time jobs and families, they're doing their best to stay on top of the combine, tape, and articles. And yes, they've built their own big boards and positional rankings. So, if you're here to criticize, remember they're just dudes being bros.

Jumping into the mock draft, they go pick by pick, starting with the Chicago Bears at number one. Mike locks in Kayla Williams, seeing little chance of Chicago trading out and betting on Williams' upside.

Pat chimes in, acknowledging Williams' potential but expressing concern about the Bears' coaching situation. Moving on to pick number two, Pat surprises with Jaden Daniels as his pick for the Washington Commanders. While not the consensus second-best QB, Pat sees Daniels as having the highest ceiling but also the lowest floor in the draft class.

As the mock draft unfolds, Pat and Mike mix insights with banter, offering their takes on each pick and the teams' strategies. Stay tuned as they navigate through the draft and dive into more NFL topics on this episode of Going 4 It!

In this episode of the "Going 4 It" podcast, hosts Mike and Pat dive headfirst into the thrilling world of sports fandom, with a focus on the upcoming Super Bowl and the electrifying halftime show. Join them as they dissect the legacy of star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and speculate on the potential redemption for coach Kyle Shanahan.

But that's just the beginning! Mike and Pat also tackle a myriad of hot topics, including Chad Ocho Cinco's surprising move to the Raiders as a coach, the uncertain future of coaching legend Bill Belichick, and the ongoing quarterback saga of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Plus, they analyze the Class of 2024 Hall of Fame inductees, celebrating the achievements of gridiron greats like Dwight Freeney, Andre Johnson, Julius Peppers, Patrick Willis, and Devin Hester.

As passionate fans themselves, Mike and Pat share their unique perspectives on the highs and lows of supporting teams like the Steelers and the character-building journey of being a Mets fan. And as they gear up for the offseason, they reveal their plans for future episodes, promising engaging discussions on everything from the Super Bowl aftermath to draft predictions and even pop culture musings.

Don't miss out on this dynamic conversation filled with insights, predictions, and plenty of heartfelt fan appreciation. Subscribe now and join the "Going 4 It" community as we celebrate the excitement of sports and the unwavering bond of fandom!

In this episode, Pat and Mike discuss the recent NFL playoffs and the wild games that took place. They also review the Lions vs. 49ers game and the coaching positions that have been filled. The hosts share their way too early Super Bowl predictions for next year and express their admiration for Patrick Mahomes. They also discuss the desirability of coaching destinations in the NFL. The conversation covers various topics including the coaching carousel, Kirk Cousins' contract, Nick Sirianni's role as Chief Vibes Officer, the possible trade of AJ Brown, and the dysfunction within the New York Jets organization. The conversation covers the flaws and mismanagement of the New York Jets, the performance of head coaches without star quarterbacks, and a blind QB pick'em game. The hosts also discuss upcoming draft content and a Super Bowl preview.