And the Hello friends and welcome back to another episode of the

World Football Podcast as you know it is the most important

podcast in the universe. My name is Josh Norris. Today is Thursday March

1st. Happy 1st of March to all of y'all. That means it's day two of the NFL combine

with Fridays activities just on the horizon. Yes, people will actually start running on the field,

meaning offensive linemen and running backs.

Forty's, and the workouts start at 9 a.m.

Eastern, so be sure to check that out,

or just check out my Twitter feed because I'll be posting them all at Josh Norris on Twitter

So for today's episode and thank you all so much for listening to yesterday's again This is just going to be 10 minutes little wrap up of the day

of the activities of the news and notes we had quarterback wide receiver

tied-in measurements we had running back offensive line bench press and then we had plenty of coach speak and

GM talk at the podium's face press conferences.

Let's start off with those quarterback wide receiver and tight-in measurements.

Hey, guess what, everyone?

We found out that Lamar Jackson is 6 foot 2, 216 pounds and has 9.5 in chance. That is basically the exact same size as

Andy Dalton. So unless you want to put Andy Dalton at wide receiver just based on size. You should not do that with

Lamar Jackson either and that type of thought process makes actually no sense to me.

And I'll stop that rant there.

Wide receiver, NFL's research department actually figured this portion out and it really stood out to me.

Seven wide receivers measured six foot four inches tall or taller and that's the most since 2003.

Those seven wide receivers include FSU's Alden Tate, Equanimia St. Brown,

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