Craig Horlbeck

We don't want to see teams tank to get a higher draft pick.

But what you've just put in my brain, something I've never considered before, which is tanking the NFL combine.

Players tanking.

That's what we need to see.

Which is absolutely fascinating.

Oftentimes we see players not finish out the rest of their season because they don't want to get hurt because then they would get drafted later.

However, if you make it through the season and you're a highly projected pick, you expect to make a lot of money in your career.

So that's not a huge issue, all right?

You're betting on yourself, really.

You're betting on yourself.

You actually, usually guys don't attend to the Combine because they're afraid of underperforming.

But in reality, they should skip the Combine because they're afraid of overperforming.

100%.

And getting drafted too high.

I don't know if that's what you were thinking, but if you were, that's genius.

I don't want to live in a world where clavicular is not streaming.

Because it's different than not showing up.

Because if Jeremiah Love faked a hamstring injury, and people know how great he is, he needs to legitimately underperform at the combine so that people lower him down their board.

That's fascinating.

That's pretty good.