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Friday edition of Pro Football Talk live, NBC Sports Radio, NBCSN.

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You're not getting four hours today, folks.

I'm done with the four hours shows. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Wednesday, Thursday with Sims on the missing persons list, although we knew where he was. No, no. And you throw the hour radio on, top of it, five hours? No, I'm too old for this crap. You're getting two hours out of us today. It's Big Cat. It's Mike Florio. And I'm glad to see you made it home from the Combine. We had our fun there. And now we get to go home and watch these workouts, these scintillating workouts in a jam-packed Lucas Oil Stadium for the next three nights. I actually watched it, Mike. I'm not kidding. I watched it. I was watching college basketball, and then I said, oh, okay, well, I think it was because of rugs running and everyone was talking about his 40 time. That's why I tuned in. But if you want to go by the test, did you tune in for at least a portion of the combine during prime time, I marketed as a yes because I tuned in

for about 25 minutes, watched a couple drills. It's always pretty silly, but I watched.

I did too. I did too, despite my better judgment, because look, it's not football. Yes,

it's on TV. And here's the thing. As they move it to prime time, this time of year, there is more competition. In the past, when they would have the workouts on at 8 a.m., what else is going on?

Like, the ratings, I'm sure, will be higher in prime time, but there are far more other things that will get people's attention like basketball

games, hockey games. And so you better be careful when you move this thing into the realm of

other sports on TV because it quickly becomes even more apparent. You're not watching a sport.

I don't know what you're watching, but it sure isn't a sport. Right. And I think without Henry Ruggs and his presence and the idea

that he could probably have the fastest 40 of all time, which he ended up not having, I think

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