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We are going to talk through the NFL Combines

winners and losers, I think is probably the biggest thing to look at the Monday after the

combine, a lot of moving parts, a lot of different position groups. I just want to give you guys

some names that I think matter to the Browns and will ultimately be guys that I'm looking at

drafting and then boosted their stock,

hurt their stock, whatever.

And you can find these out there a lot of places, but I just kind of wanted to sort of hone

in on the Browns world and sort of pick up focus where it is obviously most important

to us looking at this team, looking at this organization, really not looking league-wide,

especially as it pertains to a lot of players that will be picked between, you know, the second pick when the Browns go, as we think right now, obviously all the way until the second pick and the second round, because there's a lot of in-between moving parts there. But yeah, I mean, it was, I thought a really interesting combine where I don't know that there were many guys who

really hurt themselves in this thing. I think it was a lot of really good testing. I think,

you know, a cool thing is that as the big names decide not to test, and there's a slew of

them that decided not to, you do still see the combine alive and the combine providing a great platform for a lot

of guys to push themselves into the end of the first down. I'm one of the first to say I think

the combine is dying, but I think if you if you paid attention still the way the sort of guys in

the midrange can jump up, run these fantastic times, there is still life to this thing. I don't

think it's completely going away. I think it's a bummer that the biggest names don't participate because that's an entertainment factor. But as I walk back my take, I think this still has a lot of legs to it. I still think there's a lot of guys competing, even if guys pick some things to miss, enough really interesting things that are helping guys boost their stock.

And, you know,

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