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February 25th, Wednesday evening in the hump day in the middle of the week. And as always,

it's your weekly look around, whip around 25, 30, 35 minutes going through the business of sports.

What's happening each and every week for my unique vantage point.

Let's get right to it.

This is Combine Week.

The NFL Combine happens end of February, beginning of March every year.

I am, thankfully, not at the Combine.

I have put in my quota in life for combines, having been an agent many many years having been at the packers for nine

combines that's enough that's enough not that anything's wrong with indianapolis i still not sure

why they don't have it later in the offseason it just seems so cold and the drafts not till

late april so why not um anyway, it's happening. Before we get to some

specifics about players with news coming out of the combine, let me just give you an inside look at it.

I think everyone kind of knows the workouts, the 40-yard dashes, the throwing, the 225 reps, how many lifts can you get for strength,

the agility drills, and all these players, once their college is done, once their college football

is done, they are off to these training sites, whether it's through CAA or other companies

that just put them up in Arizona or

California or Florida and they just sort of look around and get everything they need. They get

workouts. They get smoothies. They get sleep. They get hydration. They get hyperbarics. And they're

just working on the drills. The 40yard dash, all the measurement drills, the

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