NFL Draft coverage on ABC this year features the popular ESPN College GameDay crew. GameDay regulars Rece Davis, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard, David Pollack, and Maria Taylor were part of Thursday night’s first-round broadcast from Nashville, with Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts serving as co-anchor.

And 83-year-old GameDay legend Lee Corso was also on the set, at least briefly.

After the 11th pick, Davis was in the middle of breaking down the draft, when he stopped and asked Corso, “Taking off on us?”

Corso replied, “Yeah I gotta go. I’ll see you guys.” Some handshakes followed, and Corso said, “I’ll see you guys in the fall.”

And just like that, Corso left the set for the night. No reason was given for the exit.

If you didn’t think Lee Corso was a boss before, he zipped his belongings up and left the broadcast pic.twitter.com/Z88fnib5Dg — Collin Wilson (@_Collin1) April 26, 2019

You’ll also notice in the video that Corso mentions “Haskins!” multiple times before walking off. Before the Arizona Cardinals made the first overall pick and selected Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, Corso put on a massive head of Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins, like he does with mascot heads when making picks on GameDay.

Haskins would end up going to the Washington Redskins with the 15th pick.

But back to Corso’s abrupt exit- Twitter had a lot to say about it.

They have got to take Lee Corso off TV. Man can barely speak anymore — Marty Byrde (@yoloSwaggiins) April 25, 2019

Me watching Lee Corso awkwardly and abruptly leave the College Gameday set pic.twitter.com/PBDECoWeio — Manish Manny (@72_Woodrow) April 26, 2019

Man, I hate to say it but Corso is struggling. #sad #NFLDraft — Grant (@DeacsWin) April 26, 2019

OK, I'll be the asshole and say it: it's time for Lee Corso to retire. #CollegeGameday #NFLDraft — WGrayMcDowell1 (@WGrayMcDowell1) April 26, 2019

Does Lee corso just get to leave whenever he wants? #NFLDraft — Brandon Watson (@TheWatsonBrand) April 26, 2019

Watching Lee Corso struggle on live tv is just brutal — Bryan Mendlik (@Bmendlik) April 26, 2019

Is Corso having a stroke on live tv. — Skeens (@basedSKEENS) April 25, 2019

It will be interesting to see if an explanation is provided for Corso’s exit (like, was it planned, and at that exact time in the middle of a broadcast?), and if he’s on any additional draft coverage over the weekend.