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Adam Schefter just tweeted out a couple minutes ago that Josh Harris will be sitting in on the quarterback interviews at the

scouting combine in Indianapolis. We'll be and already has. Big deal or not a big

deal. Where do you come down on his participation in these interviews?

All right, ultimately I don't think it's that big of a deal. However, there is a possibility that a businessman, the owner of the team who has every right to do whatever

he wants to do could influence the pick.

He may be seeing it from a different eye. You've got the talent evaluators, but he may be seeing it from a marketing eye, which is not necessarily a bad thing for a business.

But if you're going for just the marketing guy like he sees six guys and he's like well this guy I could sell him as the face of the franchise better than these other guys. I don't even want that going into the

equation. Could just be a like he just wants to read the soul.

I'm just going out of possibility. You're right. It could be. But I don't want his voice heard in a meeting room where they're deciding on

who to go with. You know what I mean? There's every right to be. Listen, as long as he's not making football decisions right but if he's in

there and he's like listen but like here here's how I can rationalize it that guy is

by far the most successful guy in the room.

Okay, he's made a billion major decisions.

He's just, he's just asking questions

like you would in any interview,

and he's gathering information,

and he might be able to provide these guys with some insight on something.

Nothing football related, but just maybe character related or personality related.

J.P. you're right. If he's actually making the decision, it's a bad move. Yeah. If he's not. related to organizations to make the personality input.

Like he's done this with the sixers and devils.

I don't want him saying, you know, Adam, I really like that kid.

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