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ßßß ] 20:00:18:17 20:00:20:03 >> a Catch of the Year 20:00:15:13 20:00:15:12 H! 20:00:15:14 20:00:18:17 [ ßßß ] 20:00:18:17 20:00:20:03 >> A CATCH OF THE YEAR. 20:00:20:03 20:00:25:09 >> IT'S A COMING-OUT PARTY FOR 20:00:25:09 20:00:27:10 NIC DEMSKI. 20:00:27:10 20:00:29:04 >> FIRST CANADIAN FOOTBALL 20:00:29:04 20:00:29:19 LEAGUE MAJOR. 20:00:29:19 20:00:30:26 >> OH, WHAT A CATCH! 20:00:30:26 20:00:39:29 DID YOU SEE THAT? 20:00:39:29 20:00:44:10 >> ERLINGTON! 20:00:44:10 20:00:47:05 >> Farhan: IT HAS BEEN AN 20:00:47:05 20:00:48:21 OFF-SEASON UNLIKE ANY OTHER. 20:00:48:21 20:00:51:18 ONE NIGHT WE WON'T TALK ABOUT 20:00:51:18 20:00:52:27 PANDEMICS OR FINANCING. 20:00:52:27 20:00:54:29 TONIGHT IT'S ALL ABOUT HOPES AND 20:00:54:29 20:00:55:10 DREAMS. 20:00:55:10 20:00:58:15 AT THE END OF THE NIGHT 73 YOUNG 20:00:58:15 20:01:00:26 MEN WILL BE EXTREMELY HAPPY. 20:01:00:26 20:01:03:11 WE INVITE YOU INTO OUR LUFFING 20:01:03:11 20:01:08:02 ROOMS WITH DAVIS SANCHEZ, DAVE 20:01:08:02 20:01:08:24 NAYLOR AND DUANE FORDE. 20:01:08:24 20:01:10:03 A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE 20:01:10:03 20:01:12:11 HEALTH CARE WORKERS ACROSS THIS 20:01:12:11 20:01:14:12 COUNTRY DOING SO MUCH TO KEEP 20:01:14:12 20:01:15:17 ALL OF US SAFE. 20:01:15:17 20:01:17:23 WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SACRIFICE 20:01:17:23 20:01:20:09 AND HOPE BETTER DAYS ARE AHEAD 20:01:20:09 20:01:21:14 FOR ALL OF US. 20:01:21:14 20:01:25:28 I WANT TO ASK YOU, HOW MANY ARE 20:01:25:28 20:01:26:14 WEARING PANTS? 20:01:26:14 20:01:28:24 WE KNOW THE COUNTRY IS RIVETED 20:01:28:24 20:01:31:03 BY THAT QUESTION. 20:01:31:03 20:01:33:02 SO MANY QUESTIONS HEADING INTO 20:01:33:02 20:01:35:15 THIS DRAFT, GUYS. 20:01:35:15 20:01:38:04 DUANE, START WITH YOU, WE HAD 20:01:38:04 20:01:39:16 THE DISCUSSION THE TOP END OF 20:01:39:16 20:01:41:15 THE DRAFT, PLAYERS BEGINNING 20:01:41:15 20:01:43:07 THEIR CAREERNESS THE NATIONAL 20:01:43:07 20:01:45:22 FOOTBALL LEAGUE. 20:01:45:22 20:01:46:18 THERE'S SO MUCH DEPTH IN THIS 20:01:46:18 20:01:48:04 DRAFT, POTENTIALLY STARTING 20:01:48:04 20:01:50:14 PLAYERS IN THE THIRD AND FOURTH 20:01:50:14 20:01:51:11 ROUNDS. 20:01:51:11 20:01:52:28 WHERE'S THE DEPTH YOU SEE IT? 20:01:52:28 20:01:54:18 >> Duane: I THINK IT'S AN 20:01:54:18 20:01:55:18 OVERALL THING. 20:01:55:18 20:01:57:26 IT'S NOT NECESSARILY THE TOP END 20:01:57:26 20:01:59:23 BUT THERE WILL BE VALUE AS YOU 20:01:59:23 20:02:03:18 GET TO THE MIDDLE ROUNDS OF THIS 20:02:03:18 20:02:04:01 DRAFT. 20:02:04:01 20:02:05:18 OFFENCEIVE LINE YOU GET SOME OF 20:02:05:18 20:02:08:02 THAT, NOT IN TERMS OF IMMEDIATE 20:02:08:02 20:02:09:26 STARTERS BUT GUYS THAT CAN 20:02:09:26 20:02:12:02 DEVELOP INTO THAT OVER A COUPLE 20:02:12:02 20:02:13:04 YEARS. 20:02:13:04 20:02:16:13 DEFENCIVE LINE POSITION, THE 20:02:16:13 20:02:17:28 NONTRADITIONAL DEFENCIVE END 20:02:17:28 20:02:18:08 SPOT. 20:02:18:08 20:02:20:09 WE ARE SEEING MORE OF THOSE GUYS 20:02:20:09 20:02:22:22 WITH THAT ATHLETICISM TO PLAY 20:02:22:22 20:02:23:02 THERE. 20:02:23:02 20:02:26:00 AND SAME FOR THE LINEBACKERS, AN 20:02:26:00 20:02:27:23 INTRIGUING NUMBER OF LINEBACKERS 20:02:27:23 20:02:29:21 HAVE A CHANCE TO MAKE AN IMPACT 20:02:29:21 20:02:32:18 IN THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 20:02:32:18 20:02:34:24 WITH ATHLETICISM EARLY IN THEIR 20:02:34:24 20:02:35:06 CAREERS. 20:02:35:06 20:02:37:00 >> Farhan: WE TALK ABOUT 20:02:37:00 20:02:39:10 ATHLETES VERSUS FOOTBALL PLAYERS 20:02:39:10 20:02:40:28 AND ATHLETES. 20:02:40:28 20:02:42:25 THERE WAS NO COMBINE THIS YEAR. 20:02:42:25 20:02:47:11 HOW DOES IT AFFECT THIS 20:02:47:11 20:02:48:01 EVALUATION PROCESS? 20:02:48:01 20:02:50:18 >> Davis: THE BIGGEST THING IS 20:02:50:18 20:02:53:07 HAVING GUYS MOVE OUT OF THEIR 20:02:53:07 20:02:54:25 COMFORT ZONE. 20:02:54:25 20:02:56:08 LINEBACKERS THAT LOOK LIKE THEY 20:02:56:08 20:02:58:27 PLAY A DIFFERENT SPOT. 20:02:58:27 20:03:02:16 HALFBACKS PLAYING A LINEBACKER. 20:03:02:16 20:03:03:27 OFFENCIVE LINEMEN. 20:03:03:27 20:03:07:13 THE MAJORITY OF THE TACKLES IN 20:03:07:13 20:03:11:20 THIS DRAFT WOULD BE GUARDED AT 20:03:11:20 20:03:12:07 THE PRO LEVEL. 20:03:12:07 20:03:14:11 SEEING HOW THEY ADJUST, THAT'S 20:03:14:11 20:03:19:22 THE BIGGEST ADJUSTMENT FOR ME. 20:03:19:22 20:03:21:12 >> Farhan: DAVE, THERE'S 20:03:21:12 20:03:24:24 USUALLY A LOT OF TRADE BUZZ. 20:03:24:24 20:03:26:22 WITH SO MUCH UNCERTAINTY OUT 20:03:26:22 20:03:28:22 THERE, HAS THERE BEEN MUCH TRADE 20:03:28:22 20:03:29:01 TALK? 20:03:29:01 20:03:31:09 >> Dave: TALKING TO TEAMS THIS 20:03:31:09 20:03:33:18 AFTERNOON, IT WAS MORE 20:03:33:18 20:03:34:27 EXPLORATORY OR SOMEONE MAY HAVE 20:03:34:27 20:03:36:06 BEEN FISHING OR TROLLING TO SEE 20:03:36:06 20:03:38:14 WHAT WAS OUT THERE. 20:03:38:14 20:03:40:05 IT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE THERE WAS 20:03:40:05 20:03:44:20 A LOT OF IMMINENT ACTIVITY. 20:03:44:20 20:03:48:08 NOT SURE WHAT THEY'RE TRADING UP 20:03:48:08 20:03:48:18 FOR. 20:03:48:18 20:03:54:22 IS HE SIX FEET OR 5'11". 20:03:54:22 20:03:57:09 IT APPEARS, AND WE'LL SEE, THIS 20:03:57:09 20:03:59:09 MAY BE A YEAR WHERE THERE'S A 20:03:59:09 20:04:01:24 LOT LESS TEAMS MOVING FROM ONE 20:04:01:24 20:04:03:19 POSITION TO ANOTHER DURING THE 20:04:03:19 20:04:06:07 COURSE OF THE DRAFT. 20:04:06:07 20:04:09:04 >> Farhan: MOST YEARS ON THE 20:04:09:04 20:04:10:25 TSN SET. 20:04:10:25 20:04:12:21 RANDY AMBROSIE IS GENERALLY WITH 20:04:12:21 20:04:13:08 US. 20:04:13:08 20:04:14:20 HE'S NOT HERE TONIGHT BUT HE 20:04:14:20 20:04:17:14 DOES HAVE A MESSAGE TO OPEN THE 20:04:17:14 20:04:18:01 DRAFT. 20:04:18:01 20:04:20:06 >> GOOD EVENING, AND WELCOME TO 20:04:20:06 20:04:21:28 THE CFL DRAFT. 20:04:21:28 20:04:24:27 A LIVE SPORTING EVENT, HOW 20:04:24:27 20:04:25:14 AWESOME IS THAT? 20:04:25:14 20:04:27:03 I WANT YOU TO KNOW WE MISS YOU. 20:04:27:03 20:04:30:02 LIKE YOU, WE CAN'T WAIT FOR 20:04:30:02 20:04:31:25 TRAINING CAMP, FOR KICKOFF, FOR 20:04:31:25 20:04:34:04 OUR STADIUMS TO COME ALIVE 20:04:34:04 20:04:34:19 AGAIN. 20:04:34:19 20:04:36:06 WE'LL WAIT UNTIL THE EXPERTS 20:04:36:06 20:04:37:23 TELL US IT'S TIME. 20:04:37:23 20:04:39:26 WE NOT ONLY MISS YOU, WE LOVE 20:04:39:26 20:04:40:07 YOU. 20:04:40:07 20:04:42:11 WE WANT YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES TO 20:04:42:11 20:04:43:23 BE SAFE AND HEALTHY. 20:04:43:23 20:04:47:09 WE HAVE ALL BEEN REMINDED HOW 20:04:47:09 20:04:48:00 FRAGILE LIFE CAN BE.
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