Interviewed. Measured. Judged. — Football’s Longest Week
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The NFL Combine has officially become football’s longest week.
In this episode, we break down the new prime-time Combine schedule and why pushing workouts to the evening may benefit television more than the players with millions on the line. We pull back the curtain on what really happens in interview rooms, how prospects move off draft boards for character issues more than slow 40 times, and why teams already know the answers before they ask the questions.
We also dive into the growing trend of players fighting for sixth and seventh years of eligibility, what NIL has done to roster decisions, and whether “five to play four” needs to become firm policy. From recruiting rankings shifting after commitments to the politics behind measurables, we unpack the business shaping today’s game.
Plus, we share real stories from our own college days — brutal 300-yard shuttle tests, failed conditioning runs, and what it actually took to survive offseason workouts.
Football is evaluated. Football is measured. Football is judged. And this week, more than ever, it is exposed.
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