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Overheard at the NFL scouting combine: True football and not bodybuilders
It was quarterback day at the NFL combine. Signal-callers were among the players to take the podiums in Indianapolis, along with wide receivers and running backs. That means there was plenty of questions to be asked of some of the highest-profile players at this year’s event. Here’s a sampling of what was said:
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Not with pros like my colleague Matt Bowen diving deep on each prospect while staying mindful of the evolving NFL landscape.
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And then, once in a blue moon, you will receive an answer like the one Alabama offensive lineman Tyler Booker gave Saturday ...
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