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Caleb Williams has been the presumptive No. 1 overall pick for months. And months. And few have questioned whether or not that should be the case.
Meanwhile, LSU’s Jayden Daniels drew rave reviews from the personnel community in Bob McGinn’s draft series. Scouts would actually take Daniels over 58 percent of the quarterbacks drafted No. 1 overall since 2010, including Jared Goff and Kyler Murray.
Friend of the show Conor Orr penned a fantastic read on this year’s QB class at Sports Illustrated and joined the podcast today to explain why Daniels is more talented than most think. He believes the Washington Commanders will be in very good hands.
We also discuss Washington’s Michael Penix Jr. and how his career could take off in the right system and Michigan’s J.J. McCarthy. The hype befuddles us both.
You can listen to this episode above, watch the video below or access the pod at Apple, Spotify or YouTube. Thanks, all.
McGinn’s entire draft series is available to Go Long subscribers.
ICYMI:
* ‘He’s Randall Cunningham:’ Herm Edwards, Daniels’ coach at Arizona State, explains why.
* Why Drake Maye and the New York Giants are a perfect fit
* ‘Weapon:’ Why Jaylen Wright is the best running back in the draft
* Gap between Caleb Williams & Jayden Daniels? Closer than you think...



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Greetings from Fattey Beer in Hamburg, NY. What a fun time. Thank you to everyone who made it out for our 2024 pre-draft hangout. We’ll definitely do this again very soon.
So great to see familiar faces and say hello to new faces.
Here on the podcast, WGR 550’s Jeremy White and The Buffalo News’ Jay Skurski both cut away to discuss the state of the Buffalo Bills, which wide receiver makes sense with Josh Allen and what happened with Stefon Diggs.
Xavier Worthy — whom the scouts certainly love — could be exactly what this unit needs. Listeners will need earmuffs upon hearing how one scout described the Texas speedster. But do not discount a major move up the draft board for Rome Odunze. GM Brandon Beane knows there is urgency. The “WR Train” should blare loudly, either way.
You can listen to these discussions above, watch the video below or access everywhere you get pods, including Apple, Spotify and YouTube.
As a reminder, Bob McGinn’s 40th annual draft series is accessible to all paid subscribers.
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A dozen smart football people can watch a full game of Drake Maye and draw a dozen different conclusions. We share different opinions here on the Go Long Show and thought it’d be smart to devote a full episode to this year’s enigma at the position — in addition to all of the best QB fits in Round 1.
Should Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll do everything in their power to move from No. 6 overall to three?
Could Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and Kevin O’Connell view Maye worthy of a monster haul of draft picks?
Of course, the New England Patriots can simply stand pat and take Maye if the draft goes chalk, too.
This year’s draft is packed with legitimate hype.
As a reminder, Bob McGinn’s 40th annual draft series launches first thing Wednesday morning. A fine time for those on our free list to upgrade. He’ll start with the wide receivers and tight ends.
This pod, we stick to the quarterbacks.
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ICYMI:
* Anthony Gould is your old-school alternative
* 'Built different:' Why David White Jr. is this year's WR steal
* Who will the New England Patriots draft at No. 3 overall?
* WR Hunting Season is here
* A conversation with Joey Mulinaro... America's Cool Uncle
* The franchise quarterback handbook




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There’s a very good chance Joey Mulinaro has organically worked his way into your life online. He’s one of the rare humans making social media a fun place.
Maybe it was his Modern Seinfeld sketch on “The Big Game” or “The Accidental Like.”
Maybe you caught one of his impressions — Saban & Belichick, Cris Collinsworth, Mel Kiper Jr., Mike McDaniel, Patrick Mahomes, Gus Johnson, Colin Cowherd or, most recently, his 15 impressions on Catlin Clark in 100 seconds.
He’s always making people laugh with his pal, Benedict. Here the two are in peak form.
Well, Joey does stand-up, too. And there’s a good chance he’ll be performing in a city near you.
This coming Wednesday, April 17, he’ll be performing at Helium Comedy Club in Buffalo, N.Y. You can secure a ticket here. He’ll also be at the Meyer Theatre in Green Bay, Wisc., on May 16 and a handful of cities in-between.
Here on the podcast, we chat about Joey’s meteoric rise — and how he balances it all with two kiddos. We discuss the timeless greatness of Seinfeld, his favorite all-time episode, the art of rattling off obscure NFL names and… he saves his best for last. Joey Mulinaro goes full Mahomes if Mahomes was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in 2017.
In addition to the audio and video above, you can also access the podcast on Apple, Spotify and YouTube.
This was a riot.
Thanks for listening and sharing, everyone. If you live in WNY, hope to see you on Wednesday. Keep up with everyone Joey Mulinaro’s up to on X or his website.
Subscribe to Go Long at GoLongTD.com to access our 2024 NFL Draft coverage in its entirety. Bob McGinn’s 40th annual series begins next week, and we’ve got a profile on David White Jr. live at the site right now.



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Eliot Wolf is the captain now. The son of Hall of Famer Ron Wolf has final say on draft day.
He’s finally in charge of an NFL team.
So, how will the New England Patriots boss proceed at No. 3 overall?
This was a fun conversation. Go Long welcomes on Phil Perry, the excellent reporter at NBC Sports Boston, to chat all things Patriots’ direction, Drake Maye, J.J. McCarthy and what’s possibly running through Wolf’s mind ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. It’s a new day in New England — Bill Belichick is gone. But this is also the conference of Mahomes and Allen and Burrow and Stroud and Jackson and Herbert.
Replenishing this talent-drained roster is a (very) tall task. Perhaps trading down is the wise move, but if you love a quarterback you better select that quarterback.
New here? Be sure to upgrade to access Bob McGinn’s 40th annual draft series next week. He has discussed this extremely eclectic quarterback class with scouts across the NFL.
Also, be sure to follow all of Perry’s comprehensive work at NBC Sports Boston and listen to his Next Pats Podcast.
Thanks, everyone.
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The calculated gamble in Orchard Park, NY is that this is addition by subtraction.
Stefon Diggs wanted out, and the Buffalo Bills were much obliged.
There are many layers to the Bills’ decision to trade their star wide receiver to the Houston Texans, a clear Super Bowl contender. In addition to last week’s column, here’s a podcast discussion. I’m joined by co-host Jim Monos, a man who has faced similar personnel decisions before.
You can also weigh in with your opinion over at this chat thread inside the Substack app.
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