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Is the offensive staff in one room and the defensive staffs in another and the head coach

and GM go back and forth or the only the offense or the defense is meeting at certain times?

Like how does that work?

No, so basically how it works is there's a suite.

So like, you know, the suites the stadium where people will go

you know the people that pay big money to watch the games so each team has their own

suite and they'll have food in there or whatever and at night everyone gets a 20-minute

schedule these interviews ahead so these are called the formal interviews and I

think I'm wrong. It's

somewhere between like 45 and so. It might be 60 that you get the schedule. And normally it gets

split up pretty evenly between offensive and defensive players. And the way this schedule

works is like the kickers come in the first day. And then the next day is like quarterback

receivers. And the next day is, or quarter to tight ends. And then the next day is like quarterback receivers and the next days or quarter

through the tight ends and then the next days they're running back in the offensive alignment so

they kind of come in on different days so like Tuesday um tonight will be the first night of the

formal interviews and i'm not 100 percent i'm a little off on my details but like so it'll

just be offensive players.

So, like, the offensive players will be in there first before the defensive players.

So, like, as an OEC is an example.

So just, I'll use this year's schedule as an example, Scott, just to give the details.

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