Undeterred by Jayson Tatum’s absence, Celts roll to Game 2 victory. 36/10 from Jaylen Brown.

The Cavs are in Sweep Mode and Heat culture is trending towards crashing out. Cavs shoot 48% from three (22 makes).

Rockets get a little chesty in a Game 2 win. Jimmy Butler heads for an MRI of his bruised tailbone. Rockets have caught Dillon Brooks-itis. Can someone remind them that 2 seeds are supposed to beat 7 seeds?

Local Korean Women’s Harmonica Group performance of National Anthem sparks home team’s game 2 win. Kings 6 vs Oilers 2. Connor McDavid on the ropes, but not on the mat. Series heads back to Canada 2-0 Kings.

Game 1 Anthem

Game 2 Anthem

A gift from KMARK to you. He’s really, really put it together. No tips please! That’s not what this is about. This is about not wearing your team’s jersey (you don’t own one) and watching them pick a 21 year old. NFL in April. Fire up the Group Chat and break down your pick.

Here’s how to read this. Below, you’ll find 4 esteemed mock drafts. Please digest each one. BUT, if shortcuts are your game, I have collated each team’s picks from each mock into one document. Yep, if you actually don’t care who the Jaguars pick, then skip to the Google Sheet. It’s amazing. It’s reading 4 mocks at once for your Special Team. That said, it highlights a bigger point. These 4 mocks are all over the place. After picks 1-4, it’s a free for all. Even the top 4 could be shook up by trades (Giants). Cancel your Thursday plans (softball?), grab a draught beer and buckle up.

Todd McShay Mock

Danny Kelly Mock

33rd Team Mock

Peter Schrager Mock

From KMARK to your browser tabs:

KMARK Mega Mock Google Doc

Notes

- Fired from ESPN in 2023, Todd McShay freelanced (chilled hard) for a year before officially joining the Ringer in 2025.

- The 33rd Team is a hybrid media/consultant agency run by former (fired) executive Mike Tannenbaum. Tannenbaum just assisted the Jets in their GM/Coach search. Their mock draft is a little on the radical side. No way Tyler Warren falls to 26.

- Peter Schrager is a former studio host of Emmy-award winning program Good Morning Football. It’s a high quality show. No disputing that. If it’s a regular part of your AM, God. Bless. You. If you get Football in you that early every day, then you my friend should be writing this newsletter not me. Schrager graduated to ESPN and is using the draft as his debut content.