CUOMO: The first round of the NFL draft is in the books. Some teams are happier with their picks than others, as is often the case. What are the dets? Andy Scholes has more on the "Bleacher Report". My jets? Nah.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Do you like it? Jamal Adams, some people considered him the top player in the draft, Chris. So --</s>CUOMO: That's what they said, he was the best football player of the position. But is that really a game changer for the Jets at safety?</s>SCHOLES: You never know. He could be a great player for a long ways to come, and that's one of the best parts about the draft. It's always great, because no matter what team you are a fan of, you could be optimistic about the future. The draft also a good opportunity to say hello to Roger Goodell.</s>ROGER GOODELL, NFL COMMISSIONER: Come on, Philly. Come on. There you go.</s>SCHOLES: You would have thought by that reception, the draft was in Boston not Philly. Well, defensive end Myles Garrett out of Texas A&M going number one overall of the Cleveland Browns. Then the Chicago Bears, surprising everyone, trading pick number two to select quarterback Mitchell Trubisky out of North Carolina. And let's just say, Bears fans not happy with this. The reaction from their watch party was priceless. No one really saw that coming. You can watch rounds two and three tonight -- Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: I was at an Aerosmith concert once in Philly where it was the same reaction from the crowd, and Steven Tyler gave them a middle finger salute and walked off. So, I think --</s>SCHOLES: Well, Roger Goodell, a little more gracious, right?</s>CAMEROTA: Yes, that's exactly. That is my point. Thank you very much, Andy.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. Up next, they did not vote for President Trump, but is he winning over people in the bluest of the blue states? We've talked to them next. .
1st Round of NFL Draft in the Books