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We're live in Los Angeles and Indianapolis.

It's Friday, February 28th.

We are in the midst of the scouting combine.

I'm Jamie Hurtall.

Here's Mantaito.

Peter Schroger is there live from Indianapolis and Cody Kessler at the table as well this

week. These two guys having performed in a combine back before they played in the NFL. And Peter,

you have been to every single combine. How many combines have you been to straight, Peter? Give us a little

Shreger history and walk us through how your weekend is going now. You know, it's interesting. I talked

to Sean Peyton yesterday. What number is this for. You know, it's interesting. I talked to Sean Payton yesterday.

I said, what number is this for you? He said 29 straight. Then I spoke to Eric Acosta, the GM of the Ravens. He said 29 straight. I've been to probably everyone since 2005. So that's pretty good. I think that's pretty good. You think about it. You go through the years. That's about 19 straight.

I've seen all these guys.

I saw Russell Wilson and Kellynne Moore throw at the combine.

I was there. So I feel very proud that I have my roots planted here in Indy. I bet. Okay. So now since you are continuing to plant your roots and grow your tree in Indianapolis, Peter, what's going on this weekend there? What are we looking forward to? How's your day been so far? All right. We kicked it off perfectly last night. The defensive line and the linebackers really were awesome. And we went through our winners in the first hour of the show. Tonight we're going to get the tight ends and the defensive backs. So you're going to get some of the best athletes and the tight ends catching the ball. Then you're going to get the speedsters in the defensive backs. Then Saturday is just a bonanza of offense. It's quarterbacks,

running backs, wide receivers. And then Saturday is just a bonanza of offense.

It's quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers.

And then we ended up with the big fellas, the offensive linemen on Sunday. So my advice to anybody watching at home, put on the NFL network, take their remote control, which I know you still have. And I know you're streaming it as well and just throw it in the garbage and just leave it on here till the rest of the week and enjoy it.

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