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but rather a native of essentially the entire southeast. Yes. Went to college in Pennsylvania, lives in New York,

writes for Yahoo, and is here till Sunday.

So Charles McDonald, I will ask you the first softball question,

which is, in your opinion, the storyline of the 2024 NFL combine is?

Wow, that's a great question.

I think the story is kind of guys not wanting to do this as much as they used to in the

past because I think I've been someone, me and my friends as we've come up through

this business, one of the big things that we've always been fascinated by is kind of like

combine data and figuring out for what positions trying to figure out what drills translate

onto the field the most. That was much easier about five years ago maybe than it is now because now

if you start looking through combine data and seeing, you know, what drills guys are doing,

the agility drills are not really being done all that much anymore by prospects overall.

So I don't know if that's just like the commercialization of the draft

and trying to put in the prime time slots where people just kind of overtraining to just get the 40 right

and not focused on too

much else. But I think it's interesting how this event has seemingly become less important

to the people actually going through it. And I want to see like how we can track that moving

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