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Today is Tuesday, April 2nd, 2024. It's officially draft month, and we are 23 days away from the NFL draft in Detroit, Michigan. Welcome in to the

draft show presented by Miller Light, a taste you can depend on. We've got Aisha Morrison, Brian

brought us, Nick Harris, Zach Wolchuk. I'm Kyle Yeoman's with Chris Beam running everything

in the back. All right. We're within 23 days. Pro days concluded, including Big 12 Pro Day

across the way this past weekend. Got to see some fun prospects over there. We've got

30 visits happening this week. There's a lot going on around the building, Nick Harris.

Yeah, absolutely. 30 visits are starting tomorrow as we're talking. It'll be on Aprilrd they'll go through Friday and basically what will happen is these guys will come into the building and go through a car wash style you know meeting with the team they'll meet with Coach McCarthy and Jerry Jones they'll meet with the scouting department they'll meet with medicals. They'll meet with security team. They'll meet with even the media a little bit.

There's a lot that these guys will do within a span of four to five hours and then right back on

their flight back home. So it's an opportunity for the Cowboys to be able to sit down in front

of these guys, get an opportunity to know them a little bit better on a personal level.

Also be able to talk some ball with them a little bit.

You know, at the combine, you can meet with these guys for 15 minutes, you know,

sometimes you can try to stretch that to 20.

So you can't really talk a whole lot in those 20 minutes.

But you get them, you know, out of their natural element, get them in the building,

see how they operate around other prospects as well. They do a big meeting beforehand with all the guys. And that kind of gives

them an opportunity to see what they do, you know, in a big group setting. So there's a lot that

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