EESP 132: Scouting Tips At The Combine With Greg Cosell

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🗓️ 7 March 2018

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Fran Duffy sits down with Greg Cosell at the Scouting Combine to talk about the impact this past NFL season has on the evaluation process when projecting college players in this year's NFL Draft.

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0:00.0	You're anything that move.
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0:12.8	Let's go.
0:14.3	Punchdown!
0:18.0	You are listening to the Eagle Eye in the Sky podcast.
0:21.3	Now here's your host, Fran Duffy.
0:24.4	That's right.
0:25.1	Another week, and after a few weeks off, we are back as the Eagle Eye in the Sky podcast continues.
0:29.8	I'm Fran Duffy, and as always, I think we've got a great show for you here on episode number 132.
0:35.1	At the top of this week's show, we've got Chalk Talk, where I chat with Greg Kosell from NFL films to talk about the talent evaluation process.
0:42.6	Greg and I were just out at the scouting combine in Indianapolis,
0:45.4	and we both are neck deep in scouting these prospects coming out for the 2018 NFL draft.
0:50.6	How do we come up with our evaluations,
0:52.7	and what have we seen from the NFL this year
0:54.9	that's helping to shape those final thoughts on these collegiate players? That's just one of the many
0:59.5	questions to break down on this week's show. We follow that up with our scouting report where
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