Was the best pick made from a yacht? Will the worst pick make Aaron Rodgers go scorched earth? John Breech has a great tip about which draft rumors to ignore as we name Day 1 winners and losers (Ryan Wilson isn't a fan of Justin Herbert going to L.A.), size up a wild Round 1 and look ahead to Round 2, plus much more.

The Pats have five Day 2 selections and they have to take a QB at some point, right? RIGHT!? R.J. White says Bill Belichick actually prefers to roll into a post-Tom Brady world with Jarret Stidham, and R.J.'s got four more bold predictions for Day 2, including one team landing two players who'll start Week 1.

Day 1 of the draft was real (in a fully virtual kind of way) and it was spectacular. Rounds 2 and 3 will go down tonight, but how can you watch? Jeff Kerr has the answers, including the time (the draft begins at 7 p.m. ET) date (APRIL 24, THAT'S TODAY), how to watch, stream and much more.

There were some surprising picks in Round 1, but can we expect more in Round 2? Chris Trapasso says you can count on it, and it won't take long. Chris has the Giants trading into the first pick of Round 2 for a pass rusher, the Bears nabbing a free-falling WR, and check out the QB the Pats grab in Round 3.

Will the lack of a normal pre-draft process create some unusual picks? Will the fully virtual aspect shake things up? And what's the latest buzz on who's going where? It's Day 2 of the draft, IT'S ABOUT TO GET WEIRD, and we're here to break it all down in our 2020 Draft live blog; keep coming back for the latest updates and analysis in real time.

Pete Prisco isn't one to sugarcoat anything, so when the Packers traded up for Jordan Love, Pete called it a TERRIBLE MOVE. It wasn't quite an 'F,' but it was his lowest grade of the first round as he got out his red pen to judge every pick. Pete saved his highest marks for the Panthers and Dolphins (but not the Tua selection).

The Packers shocked everyone by moving up for Jordan Love, and Jason La Canfora says they just put themselves on the clock. They have two years to win a second Super Bowl with Aaron Rodgers ... and then it's over. Here's why JLC says the careers of Rodgers and Brett Favre have grown even more similar, but with one big difference.