>> i think also what he said earlier about this is the toughest part of being a parent, disciplining and you know that too well but you have to because if you don't, what ends up happening? >> they end up in prison. [laughter] >> there is a fine line, how do you balance that? >> you want them to be able to see through to the end and you are not being so tough that they lose up. >> a lot of people are weighing in, this is from the former cfo of levis. you might rumor she was forced to step down for decided to step down because she was particularly outspoken about schools being closed during the pandemic. it's listen. >> they have to know is full of hard knocks and people will say things you like and you will be okay, if you don't study, you'll get a bad grade and maybe study harder next time, the parents shouldn't margin and demand the great be changed but this is
>> i think also what he said earlier about this is the toughest part of being a parent, disciplining and you know that too well but you have to because if you don't, what ends up happening? >> they end up in prison. [laughter] >> there is a fine line, how do you balance that? >> you want them to be able to see through to the end and you are not being so tough that they lose up. >> a lot of people are weighing in, this is from the former cfo of levis. you might rumor she was forced to step down for decided to step down because she was particularly outspoken about schools being closed during the pandemic. it's listen. >> they have to know is full of hard knocks and people will say things you like and you will be okay, if you don't study, you'll get a bad grade and maybe study harder next time, the parents shouldn't margin and demand the great be changed but this is
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that's not extrue for every position but it worked out for him. >> let's talk about the pressure you might be dealing with on a draft night. we're just showing these pictures of levis. he was staring at his phone. he was probably wondering if he would ever get drafted. that's a lot of pressure on a young quarterback. somebody needs to remind him, tom brady was not a first round draft pick, if i'm not mistaken there. >> yeah, yeah. that's extra. you're looking at a position now, especially today, back when i was playing, 10, 20 years ago, if the quarterback was drafted in the first round, there was no time to wait. he was thrown out there immediately to play in the first round -- i'm sorry, if not opening, we would play early on in his career. so far in these last five, ten
well. that action begins at 7:00 eastern over on tbs. and finally for you this morning, kentucky quarterback will levis was supposed to have a night that we never forget on thursday. he is not going to forget about t-but for all of the wrong reasons. his name never called at the nfl draft. he didn't have to wait long to find a new team on friday. the tennessee titans traded up to grab him with the number 33 overall pick and he could be one of these players, guys, that is a real steal, and espn says that there is a 29 92% chance that we have been picked in the top ten so the way that the quarterbacks were in this year's draft it could be interesting to see what he ends up doing in his pro career. the draft wrapping up this afternoon. very exciting. all the way to the last pick. known as mr. irrelevant, in last year's selection, turned out to be anything but irrelevant, it was 49ers quarterback brock purdy who led a game to the super bowl. anything can happen. and certainly no shortage of motivation for levis as he starts his pro career. >> thank you very much. and lebron went straight to
team. >> correct, the things that used to happen that i used to, like, try to hang back in school on the sidelines hoping never to get picked. >> right. or you might've gotten picked last, if you were picked at all. >> if i even showed up that day. >> if you weren't cutting gym, right? >> this is the thing, people watch this? >> people watch this. >> so what's the appeal? >> could you imagine? it's like 13 million on average. >> i mean, god bless them. i wish i knew the characters. >> maybe you would be into it. and that's the thing that's so interesting to me. bryce young was picked number one. which of course you knew obviously. >> that was in my -- what do you call that thing -- >> your bracket. >> yeah, my bracket. >> that was a fun time. but someone like a will levis out of kentucky, he was supposed to be picked really high up. he didn't even get picked in the first round. how could that have happened? >> i don't know. >> it was like an episode of dallas. >> this is how i get through sports conversations.
want to know what type of human being they are investing in. >> todd: that could have led to the shock we saw with colts taking anthony richardson out of florida and not will levis out of kentucky. what happened there? levis is still on the board, could go today or drop further. >> you can you imagine, it is agonizing for the athletes, you just do not know what happens. this is a business and the players are the commodity in the business. it is a different game, particularly now with players coming out of college, college is a different game. the important thing to remember, every single one of these players starts from zero. they are big picks, they start from zero and have to prove themselves. >> todd: the best player in n.f.l. history arguably was a sixth round draft pick, one thomas brady.
this to upset our producer. would you put that as most questionable pick of the draft so far? >> no. >> what would that be? >> i don't know if it's -- i can't say the most questionable pick, i'm not in the war room, it is you have to. will mcdonald iv is an exceptional draft pick, zero doubt. he might surprise us. real surprise is first time aaron rodgers gets sacked, if that happens, everyone will say, you made the wrong pick, we need a better line. >> todd: day two, you heard in the break, ashley strohmier prepared my notes and wants to know where is will levis going to go? his girlfriend was in the room, he was in the room, everybody thought will was going four or five and he did not. where is he going today? >> this is a crap shoot, you never know. we don't know what coaches saw.
the athlete waiting and waiting and waiting? >> yeah. i mean, you know, it's funny. you talk about waiting and waiting and waiting. i was an undrafted free act. so, seven rounds went and my name was never called or my phone never rang. when you look at guys like will levis who was expected to go top ten from kentucky and sitting in the greenroom with all of the eyes on you and cameras constantly in your face, because the entire world, including the networks understand that you were expected to go. it's now this entire country who is watching you go through this agony. and there is nothing that you can do to change it. it's about getting that chip on your shoulder that should build f you're will levis, it's understanding there has to be a reason that no one called my name in the first 31 picks. and you should spend the rest of your career, the rest of your opportunities not just proving those people wrong, but proving yourself right. proving yourself right for taking this trip with your