Draft Day

The highly anticipated 2014 NFL Draft day begins, with all eyes on top prospect Bo Callahan, a star quarterback from the University of Wisconsin. As the frontrunner for the number one pick, the excitement builds around him, creating a buzz among fans and teams alike.

Cleveland Browns' general manager Sonny Weaver Jr. faces immense pressure on draft day, holding the seventh overall pick. Traumatized by the recent death of his father, a former Browns coach, he grapples with personal and professional turmoil as decisions loom over him.

Amidst the draft chaos, Sonny's girlfriend, Ali Parker, reveals that she is pregnant. This news complicates their relationship further, as she is also a lawyer for the Browns and is concerned about the team’s finances during the draft.

Tom Michaels, the general manager of the Seattle Seahawks, presents Sonny with an enticing offer for the coveted number one pick. Although Sonny initially declines this offer, external pressures lead him to reconsider it as owner Anthony Molina pushes for a bold move.

Browns owner Anthony Molina insists Sonny make a major move in the draft, compelling him to choose Callahan, despite Sonny's preference for defensive player Vontae Mack. This demand creates rifts within the team, highlighting tensions and disagreements about the right choice.

Head coach Penn expresses his preference for Ray Jennings, a running back, further complicating the dynamics within the Browns' management. This divergence in opinions raises stakes and uncertainty regarding the team’s future direction.

As the draft progresses, frustrated fans from Seattle voice their disappointment and criticism over Callahan's potential choice. Social media erupts with commentary, adding to the mounting pressure on Sonny and the Browns' decision-making process.

Vontae Mack himself challenges Sonny's choice by suggesting he revisit game footage that showcases Mack's talent against Callahan. This revelation plants seeds of doubt in Sonny's mind about Callahan's readiness for the NFL.

Quarterback Brian Drew comes to a devastating realization that the selection of Callahan likely means the end of his career with the Browns. This personal loss adds emotional weight to an already tense atmosphere.

Sonny investigates and discovers alarming truths about Callahan, particularly that none of his college teammates attended his 21st birthday party. This insight into Callahan's character raises significant concerns about his leadership and suitability as the number one pick.

In a heartfelt conversation, Sonny opens up to Ali about the shadows of his father's legacy and the pressure he feels. Ali's support strengthens Sonny's resolve, guiding him towards a clearer decision away from the distractions of external expectations.

Sonny ultimately rejects a tempting offer from the Buffalo Bills, choosing to stay the course with the Browns. This decisive act underscores his commitment to the team and his vision for its future, irrespective of the easy routes available.

After reviewing critical game footage of Mack's exceptional defense against Callahan, Sonny has an epiphany. With the clock running out, he chooses to draft Mack, a move that surprises the entire management team and may alter the course of the franchise.

Molina reacts with fury to Sonny's choice of Mack instead of Callahan, leading to a heated confrontation. The fallout from this decision sends shockwaves through the organization and intensifies the drafting drama.

Sonny manages to negotiate back into position in the draft, securing both Vontae Mack and Ray Jennings for the Browns. This successful draft day culminates in a hopeful spirit for the season ahead, symbolizing a fresh start and new opportunities for the team and for Sonny.