Hello, welcome to the MNQB NFL podcast. I'm Connoor. That's Albert Greer looking like a man

who no longer has a suite at the J.W. Marriott in Indianapolis. He's back home.

Thanks for calling me out on that. I appreciate it last week. I'm just saying. I will say this. Like the concierge lounge there is really good. And I was in the same floor as it. And I'm not saying good. Like they do a great job with the food and there and everything else. But it's good from a networking perspective too. Ah, see. See, here's what happened. You just run into people. You know what I mean? It's the same thing as like the, you know, the, uh, the concierge lounge at the, the battle house in Mobile, you know, it's just, you just randomly run into people there. So it's good. So I have a few. Uh, so for those of you don't know't know, the scouting combine in Indianapolis for people

who report on stuff is far less about watching people in tights jumping up and down, although

some people get excited about that. What's good for us is that literally everybody in the

football universe is there. And so it, you know, and it used to be, I would say even as late

as like 2010, 2011, 2012, you would go to one of three bars and you would run into everybody

and you'd be able to have something of a reasonable conversation with agents, scouts, executives.

But the problem is the NFL is so well covered now that everybody found out about the bars.

And everybody's at the same place.

The problem is that freaking idiots decide to publicize everything.

Well, yes.

And one person, the wrong person finds out about one of these places.

And then all of a sudden, it's all over Twitter.

It's all over TV.

It's all over radio.

And I get asked legitimately.

I mean, like, I can say it here because the cat's been out of the bag for like a decade on this.

But Prime 47, which used to be Mo's.

Right.

I mean, I was going there in 2009, you know, and like it was great then because there's

very limited media in there.

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