Good morning, everybody. We're on. Yes, we are. The Indy Combine is over. Thankfully,

there were some standouts and some disappointments per usual, but does it really matter more on that coming up?

We are one week away from the period that we used to refer to as legal tampering in free agency.

Starting a week from today at 12 noon, you can start to reach out to players and have

conversations with players and agents.

Free agency actually doesn't start until Wednesday, March 11th, a week from this coming. But I'm going to share some gut feel

on two things that I am gaining confidence on that our team may do or may not do. That's coming

up this hour. Ben Standing will join us at 12 in his normal spot back from Indianapolis.

Steve Suter jumped on with me on Friday on my podcast to talk about Tyler Biotish getting cut.

And needless to say, he was surprised as well.

He went back and looked at all of his film analysis from every game that he did

this year. You'll hear what he said coming up this hour, maybe at 11 a.m. at the latest. So,

a consensus list of winners and losers comes out, you know, all of these lists. You can turn

them into a consensus, which I did for the last

couple of years, which I'll share with you in a moment. But you'll see the indie winners and the

Indy Combine Losers list. And a big winner without question was Sunny Stiles. I mean, did you see

some of the numbers that Sunny Stiles put up? I mean,

Sunny Stiles went from maybe, you know, top 8 to 15 somewhere in that range, to perhaps

going number two overall. The 6'4.5 inch linebacker, 240-pound linebacker from Ohio State who played primarily off-ball

linebacker. But Matt Patricia's scheme, a lot of things are, you know, not necessarily

indicative of what a player will play at the pro level or not. But Sunny Stiles had a

43.5 inch vertical leap. That is the highest in 23 years at the

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