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telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind. I'm Alex Kizora. The NFL Combine is here and it's still a

great week-long event, but it is losing its luster,

at least for people like you and me who watch it on TV. For teams, the main purpose of the

combine has been and will always be the medical and interview. There's value in testing, the

data points and metrics on a level playing

field it creates, but your tape is your tape. A workout is not going to change that. But more and more,

prospects are sitting on the sidelines. For years, the number of those who do the shuttle

drills have dwindled to only a handful, even for pass rushers

where there's a clear correlation to success. Less than one-third, only 10 to 33, participated yesterday.

The 40, the main event, is feeling a similar dwindling pool. 21 of the 40 defensive linemen did not run on Thursday. 16 of the 33

edge rushers opted out. The linebackers were the most active, just 11 of 29 not getting on

Indies track, but there were still notable healthy names not doing anything. This trend does not appear to be changing.

Can the NFL fix it? Maybe there becomes a requirement that those healthy and participating in

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