For the first time ever, the NFL draft has taken place virtually. While technical issues have been sparse, unprecedented looks into the homes of those involved have been plentiful.
Some of these glimpses have been amusing, others inspiring, and many have convinced a record number of viewers that the NFL needs to draft from home every year. Case in point...
Commissioner Roger Goodell trying his hardest to be relatable with some old school technology:
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones living his best life, quarantine be damned:
And new Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy attempting to figure out how this whole "video conferencing" thing works:
Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel and his crew having way more fun than everyone else:
Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's potential NCAA violation of a house:
Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb's phone snatch seen 'round the world:
And to be outdone by no one, Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury flexing hard on everyone else's home setup #LifeGoals:
Next year's NFL draft is scheduled to take place in Cleveland. Here's to hoping big gatherings are allowed, but the league opts to draft from home anyway.