We continue with the scouting convine, talking to the prospects, talking to the guys who are getting ready to join the NFL. Keldrick Falk, Auburn, Edge Rush, joins us now. Welcome. How are you? Man, I'm doing good. Bless to be here. Yeah. What's it been like so far? I ain't a lot. The first day was like stressful. I was in medical for a long time. Then we had meetings from seven.

I had mine all the way to 10, 40, didn't get out to 11. So it was stressful, like me and everybody getting to see all the teams. Just a lot. Just a lot. I hear you. It was a lot. So like, but it was enjoyable, though. I hear you there. I thought the same thing. I was like, damn, I got a big workout tomorrow,

and they're working me to death here before the damn workout.

I used to. It was enjoyable, though. I hear you there. I thought the same thing. I was like, damn, I got a big workout tomorrow,

and they're working me to death here before the damn workout. I used to. I was, like, I was stressed out going into my combat workout. And part of it that's got to be stressful, too, because it's got to be a new experience for the guys who are here. You've got to be on all the time. You've got to be ready to talk.

You've got to be ready to pay attention.

They're going to ask you questions and they're judging you. You got to be on all the time. You got to be ready to talk. You got to be ready to pay attention.

They're going to ask you questions, and they're judging you,

and that's got to be exhausting from your perspective.

It is, but then, like, it's what I expect to coming into it.

The biggest job interview of my life,

and it's really what I prepared for coming up here. So it's really what I expected. You're interviewing them too. It doesn't go. It doesn't just go one way. You're learning about these teams because at some point in your career, you're going to be making decisions. And you're going to say, I remember this coach, you know, I remember that time we had that thing. Either he was nice, he was a jerk, whatever. It's going to be a factor down the road for you as your career develops.

Don't be interviewing. I'm like, don't actually be interviewing like he said. But I'm just saying, file away. You're acquiring information because at some point you're the one making the choice not them. Yeah, definitely that. You're right. I mean, it's a league. It's cyclical. You're going to see a lot of these coaches on different teams. You're going to see them again. No doubt about that. All right. 6-6-285? Yes, sir. Damn. I just, I did not realize you were that big. I did not. You know, I'm just getting into the draft process here because I go from the NFL season into the draft, right? So I've only watched

you a little, but I was, I just had no idea. So 6-6-285, and then when are you and Peter Woods

going to have a squat off competition? I mean, 700-pound squad? Yes, sir. We just had a video of

him doing it. So what are we talking? Seven hundred pounds squat.

Give me the bench. What would be out there? You got long damn arms, so. Yeah, I probably hit 370 on the bench. Okay. Nothing crazy. Right. Okay. It said 415 on here. They gave you extra. You could have lied to me, and I would have been, all right. Damn. Okay. We'll take it.

Yeah, we'll take that one.

We doing the whole workout?

Yes, damn. Okay, yeah. We'll take it. Yeah, we'll take that one. We doing the whole workout? Yes, sir. Yeah? Doing it all. Doing it all. Awesome. Awesome, man. So you said when you were in kindergarten, you wanted to be a pro football player. At what age did you know you had the tools to get there?

Once I hit the ninth grade, I was always bigger than everybody.

I was always stronger than everybody.

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