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In this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will talk some NFL football. The NFL Combine has started, and the offesnive lineman and tight ends took the field.
The biggest suprise of day one, Ali Marpet, offensive lineman from Hobart. Hobart is a Division III school, in Geneva, NY. Marpet was the only Division III invite, and is running with the "Big Boys". Marpet was not intimidated today, as he ran a 4.98, 40 yard dash. The lineman are also timed, in a 10 yard split. Marpet was clocked at 1.74. The offensive line class, is very deep this year. There are a number of lineman that could become first round draft picks.
As teams search for the next Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski, the tight end position has become relevant. However, there were no jaw dropping 40 times from any of the tight ends. The fastest time of the day was produced by Mycole Pruitt, from Southern Illinois (4.58).
Listen in and call the show.
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By ArchiveIn this episode of The Red Light Sports Ramble, presented by The Red Light Sports Network, Evan Witalison and Troy Otradovec will talk some NFL football. The NFL Combine has started, and the offesnive lineman and tight ends took the field.
The biggest suprise of day one, Ali Marpet, offensive lineman from Hobart. Hobart is a Division III school, in Geneva, NY. Marpet was the only Division III invite, and is running with the "Big Boys". Marpet was not intimidated today, as he ran a 4.98, 40 yard dash. The lineman are also timed, in a 10 yard split. Marpet was clocked at 1.74. The offensive line class, is very deep this year. There are a number of lineman that could become first round draft picks.
As teams search for the next Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski, the tight end position has become relevant. However, there were no jaw dropping 40 times from any of the tight ends. The fastest time of the day was produced by Mycole Pruitt, from Southern Illinois (4.58).
Listen in and call the show.