Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Purple Insider, presented by Fanduel, Matthew Collar here, and Chrisrapasso, the official draft analyst of Purple Insider,

back from the NFL Combine.

We've got all the workouts taken care of now in the books.

We've got actual numbers.

We've got still issues with how long people's arms are, Chris.

And also a new trend has emerged at the NFL

combine, where if I'm not good at the three cone, I just don't do the three cone. And then

no one can say that I can't do a three cone. It's a little bit funky now. I saw some people

coming out with, oh, this is the fastest group that's

ever existed. No, it's not. This is the group that has decided if I'm slow, I'm not running.

So only the fast people decided to run. How much do you think this messes with the numbers and the

results that there is this trend of basically

nobody's messing with the three cone and they're only doing the events at the combine that

kind of work for them. Yeah, that is a very astute point and it's important to bring up because

teams can fall back on, oh, well, we have the tracking

data. So we really know how fast he is on the field. And I'm, I don't know, I'm assuming they might

have some change of direction data from the tracking, but it's not anything that's on next gen,

even in the NFL. And I feel like I'm going to say back in the day on this show,

but it's been like four or five years now, that I would always, and we would always discuss

three cone and that that is not like the ultimate indicator of athleticism, but being a linear

athlete and being explosive, that's one thing. But the ability to change directions in a

hurry, that drill is

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