 This is Covering the Spread, part of the Fanduul podcast network. Workouts for the NFL Combine begin on Thursday. It is finally here. NFL draft season is in full swing. We're gonna break things down from a betting perspective because, yes, in a decent number of states, you can bet on the NFL Combine. We're gonna break that down with Eric Froton of NBC Sports getting his read on this year's Combine in spots where he sees value at Fanduul Sportsbook. This is Covering the Spread right here on the Fanduul Podcast Network and Fanduul Research. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a Managing Editor of Digital Media for Fanduul Research. Joined here as mentioned by Eric Froton. Check him out on Twitter at CFfroton. Find his work at NBC Sports where he is the lead college football analyst and the 2023 FSWA College Sports Writer of the Year. Eric, congratulations. That was just announced today. How you doing? Yeah, not just today. I feel like an hour ago or so. We're off the press here, but I'm very excited. Thank you so much. I'm just very thankful from a Combine props perspective from here at Indie that Fanduul is pretty much the only entity giving us anything out there for props. So thank you to Fanduul for just, for anything. It is a very barren prop season right now. Yeah, I know it's not as robust. It has been years past. It can be frustrating. I have personally never bet the Combine. So for me, maybe it's like self-preservation that there's not allowed out there. But that's why I have you here today, Eric, because I don't know how to bet the Combine. So I get to ask you your thought process and kind of how you bet things. I think that'll be a fun conversation. So looking forward to going through that. Also talking draft with you. Your first mock draft went up on NBC Sports last week, I believe. So we'll talk about that and where you see some value in the betting markets right now as well. 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So a couple markets up as of right now for this draft. So any bets you wanna lock in before we get to the combine, which can be a bit of an inflection point when it comes to information on the NFL draft. Yeah, I mean, in terms of the draft, it's been fairly sparse compared to what we've been used to. I would say that usually the week before the combine, we start getting a heavy flow of combine specific props related to 40 times, where you'll get his player, is Jayden Daniels gonna run a 4.5 or not? Yes or no, over, under, pretty standard. And you had a whole range of books offering those right up until the time of one of these being run. That has not been the case at all. In fact, I don't know if we're gonna get any. I haven't seen any out there across the spectrum, but luckily we do have Fandal out here throwing some of these markets up, having some of these early draft pick ones. I think you're kind of settled here. This started off at plus 900 for Caleb. We do it at open, right in that range. It has since bumped, I wanna say pretty much the last day or so, up in this issue, the minus 900, now the minus 1600 range. And there's pretty good reason why. There's all kinds of jockeying, talking. I mean, he is going to be the number one pick. That is full stop. It is essentially, you're throwing in a CD for two months. You're having a turn that you're gonna do. Is there gonna be a risk? Are you gonna be parking it for a little while and assuming that risk? Yeah, the problem is you could have got that 900 or maybe even 1000, minus 1000 odds, now you cannot. So you are betting from behind. You've got a settled line here that is not really in your favor. I don't think it really makes sense to bet that. And you're really just kind of laying it out with anybody else. It's just too much of a long shot, I think to really dive into here. Caleb, it is what it is. It's been settled. We have seen some movement for the number two overall pick. You mentioned William shortening for the first overall pick. Number two has been a bit more fluid. Drake May was minus 170 or so one point. Now down to minus 125, Jayden Daniels, the benefactor there up to plus 135. In your mock draft, I believe you had Drake May going second overall. Do you think that minus 125 has lengthened enough where he is now a value or was that a tougher one for you to nail down that second overall pick? Yeah, I mean, like you said, this is shortened a little bit here. And I do like, at least we get some fun volatility with that number two pick market. I'm team Drake May. I like this coming down and I wouldn't be against it. Gosh, most of the props I'm betting in season for these college football props, they're gonna be at that minus 125 anyways. I'm accustomed to seeing that. I'm even seeing minus 130, minus 135, minus 140. They will beat you to a pulp to try to keep you from beating them because they do, they lose pretty significantly as everybody knows on these prop markets. So I'm not afraid of that minus 125, I'm not. And I just think if you're looking at projecting a QB, if I'm looking and I'm the Washington commanders, do you want this fifth year player in Daniels? Yes, has he fully formed? Yes, has he been through the fire? Absolutely. A lot of those 20 yard plays, explosive plays that he led the league in and had as many as anybody in the last decade, they're coming on the ground. And this is a guy with a 210 pound frame. I've had the pleasure of watching Jaden Daniels this past summer at the Elite 11 finals of Redondo Beach, California, where he was a counselor alongside Michael Penix. I got to watch both of them throw every day, go through the pro drills, do it all. I like the cleanries. He's really progressed as a passer. He's a nice overhand little release. It's clean. He made some excellent throws downfield, but a couple of absolute superstars on the outside too. Brian Thomas, Malink neighbors, unassailable in terms of their talent to both first rounders in my estimation. So there's questions in that sense. And with Drake May, everything. He's young, he's 21 years old. He's the third year entry here. He hasn't been through what Daniels did. There's still a lot of projection. And the downfield passing ability, he showed it this year. I had the pleasure of watching him against Clemson and also against Oregon last year in the Holiday Bowl twice. He is a fully formed, rocked up QB. His dad is a UNC basketball legend. His brother is a basketball legend. I am a basketball player. I always appreciate the basketball players translating the football. I always think that we're the best athletes in the world for our size. And we can do anything and that's a proof because he is nimble in the pocket. He has the big arm. He has the downfield acumen that he has proven that he can do it already. He can throw downfield. I know it. Still has room to grow. Give it to me. I feel great about the Drake May number two pick market. All right. So May minus 125 right now. Vandalsport spoke to go second overall. Not a lot to prove for Williams, May, Daniels at the combine. None of those guys gonna throw there. But there are a lot of players, Eric, who have plenty to prove this week down in Indy. Now you are there. So you actually get to talk to people on the ground in Indy and kind of gain some intel. When you're talking to people in Indy, are there any players specifically you want to learn more about? Try to gauge how the league if you use these guys, whether it be for your mock draft or for when placing bets on the draft. Sure. Oh yeah. Absolutely. I mean, just anything that is a potential piece of information, anyone you meet that is part of somebody's camp. Cause you gotta remember the ecosystem out here is you're getting trainers, media, agents, coaches, GMs, players, ex-players, you know? It's a whole, I mean, it's a sight to behold around two AM at prime. Wow. Like you're watching the most famous people in the world of the NFL just getting loose and it's fun, you know? It's a good time. So I always enjoy coming to the comment, but you never know what you're going to run into. So I want to be open and I just want to be open to whatever you can give me. But if I can get some info, you know, I want to, I tend to be a little more towards the skill positions because they tend to have more of a market and they tend to at least have a little more buzz surrounding them, you know? So I tend to kind of want to know more about that. And it'll be in somewhat fancy, you already see my college fantasy football CFF site. You know, I know those guys a little bit more intimately. So I have a more formed opinion whereas I'm going through the defensive guys, kind of in that sense. So I would say I have running backs. I want to see what some of these big running backs are running because unlike last year that was the, you know, outside of Bijan, Jameer Gibbs, A-Chain, Spears. These guys are all right around two bills. These aren't 220, you know? This class, Trey Benson, Audric Estime, Marshawn Lloyd checked in at 2.17. Jalen Wright, he didn't participate in the senior role, was invited. He's here. He's like 2.10 to 2.12, 2.15. He's, you know, above that 2.10 threshold. And he hit, I think, 21.6 on the gun, second fastest in the SEC this season. So I want to see kind of what speed those big boys put them and agility, not just the speed, you know? I'm thinking for projecting draft stuff. I want to see how they're moving. All these guys in a line, because that's the other thing you're getting, right? So people want to talk about the testing, but what I really look at when I like is being able to sit there at Lucas Oil Stadium and watching these guys in the line drills and they're right next to each other. How are their hips? How do they move? You know, how are they backing up? How are they going forward? How are their hands, you know? You want to at least watch the fluidity and the movements of all these guys and you get them in a lineup. So I definitely think overall, in that sense, that's important. On the wide receiver side, the big wide outs. It's a big wide out class unlike last year. I'm telling you, up and down, the running backs and the wide outs last year are small. This is super sized. The Keon Coleman's, you know? This is a guy who has proven that he can make absolutely acrobatic catches. His body control is tracking. It's amazing stuff, you know? And he returns kicks and he takes hitches and he gets manufactured touches on those quick slants. And he can body people, but the full route tree isn't there. And the question about whether or not he can separate at six, four, two, 15 at the next level is very real. Because we've seen graveyards of these big receivers that we had hopes for, not be able to separate. And once you're going up against the big boys, you know, there's too many excellent cornerbacks that are going to be able to body up to you. Because they're all looking for the big Keon Mitchell, you know, this year of types. And the Patrick Sartanians, you know? So they're all coming for you. So I would say the bigger wide outs of Keon Coleman, Adonai Mitchell, Troy Franklin is thin and tall. He's like 185. He's got to blow you away, you know? And at the same time too, Xavier Worthy, the question's about his hands at Texas, okay? He goes and he blows everyone away with a sub four three. Well, guess what, that, that those jets you see on paper, on screen, a lot of the mistakes are going to be forgotten, I think. Yeah. And Xavier Worthy, currently the favorite to lead all receivers in the 40 yard dash at Fandall Sportsbook. And I want to talk to you about those markets in a second. Cause we've got the 40 yard dash, we've got Ben shuttle, three cone, a lot of different markets at Fandall. And I'm curious, what process you go through when you're trying to predict which players will excel in those various workouts? Well, you know, in previous years, it would just go based on the individual player and what their line is based at. However, with the emerging markets and the fact that our friends at Fandall and across the spectrum wouldn't profit too much cause it's an information driven market. It's not a performance driven market, as you know. Like there's a lot more variables when you're trying to control a game. Good luck to everyone, you know? With just somebody running a 40 time, you know, you can, there's a way to game the system a little bit. I respect it. Okay, I get it guys. That being said, with the way I'm looking at it now, look, we want speed. We want the top guys, the top dogs, right? And if you're looking at the overall market, if you're looking at the wide receiver market, which are pretty much in the two of the juiciest, you know, you got tight ends in there too, you know, you want to give them their respect. With the overall market, if you look at the trends over the last five years, the top, top runners weren't above 200 pounds. So I've been one guy over 200 pounds of either sub four, three, or the fastest overall. And that was Tariq Wollin and that, you know, from USA. And he was just an absolute freaking nature. And at 205, he went out and blasted a sub four, three and bless his heart. That was a harbinger of things to come. Cause you know, he's, he's really done well in the NFL since then. He was a very reasonable pick, you know? He didn't, he wasn't a first rounder. Really helped his status though in his profile. He's the only one, you know, if you look at all the rest of them, you know, and you go back and you chart it all out and you look at the rugs's and, you know, Kailin Barnes and then last year was DJ, you know, Turner from Michigan. Those guys are all sub 190, you know? So controlling out for that factor, I'm eliminated. The big dog, right? For everybody here, he's going to be the Texas tech cornerback, Tariq Wollin. And for whatever, you know, exactly his name. He's not even like, he's not even like a big deal player. As a player, he's not particularly special. Like you don't go and look at, there we go. Tyler Owens, yeah. Tyler Owens. Like what is that guy's name? He's not like somebody that you're going and saying, oh yeah, first round pick Tyler Owens, you know, showing up on the blocks. I don't know. He's just one of those speed, you know, special guys. And he was, he ran, you know, a sub routinely I guess was running 10, 500s, which is, you know, Katie bar the door. That's big time, you know, and was down in that 10 to six range, the thing I've quoted. I mean, we're talking eight chain level stuff, which is, you lead, lead, lead. But hey, this guy's at the senior bowl and he was there, he weighed in at 207. There hasn't been somebody at 207 to be cracking that level. We talked about even Wollin, he was 205. And Owens was 210 when, you know, we checking in, he was walking around at Texas Tech. That's what he was billed at at Texas Tech. So he even came in a little light at senior bowl. I mean, I don't know what to say here, but I'm skeptical. I'm very skeptical of Tyler Owens. And frankly, the opening odds, you see what's here on the screen, it's plus 400 for him to be the fastest. He was a lot higher to open, wasn't he? Do you, I don't know if you have that, Jim, but if I remember correctly, he was in the plus 175 range. That has since closed the gap. I actually, that's interesting because I have placed a couple of wages here that have moved since I put him in. So we can talk about that one. The number three guy, Anthony Gold. Anthony Fields of Gold, Oregon State, right? Dangerous return, man, but small, like five, eight, you know, 170 kind of mighty might, but that's what we're looking at here, guys. We don't want too big. I'm fine with 170 range down with that. And return kicks, return punts, totally dynamic player for Oregon State, but was a Swiss army knife type, a manufactured touch guy in that you wanna get him the ball early and let him go. His profile's right there. He was trending, I wanna say I got him at 10 to one, down to plus 750 is something to think about. Worthy too, I wanna say earlier on, I think he was in the 750, 800 range, because Owens was such a prohibited favorite. We're noticing the gaps narrowing, you know? And if you look at who is one, the fastest player, you know, Monica or the placer, you only shop in two outlets, wide receivers and DBs, all right? And chances are it's probably gonna be a corner back too, you know, DJ Turner was kind of a hybrid, he was a safety type, but come on, he was a slot, played everywhere. I also think Roman Wilson is, you know, if we're going long shot, long shot, he's Roman, he could put up one of the best, you know, and that's another mark we'll talk about. He could put up one of the best short shuttle or three cones ever. Like he's just an absolute, when it comes to being an athlete, he is a legitimate freak. So I believe in him. Nate Wiggins is another guy for Clemson cornerback, is projected to be a first round. I think he'll be a first rounder, extremely fast. In fact, when it comes to the MPH timing, you know, the real analytics and what have you with their tracking movement, he had a play against North Carolina where Omari and Hampton broke down the sidelines and he was coming where he was, you know, blocking against the wide out. He's coming off of it. Hampton's got like a 10 yard head start and you see him coming from behind and he has another safety that he's, I think it's Makuba that he's running ahead of him. He is running so fast that he actually, like pushes Makuba out of the way, continues to go and run, catches up to Hampton on the one yard line, pops the ball out, out of the end zone and saves a touchdown, touch back, they get the ball and it comes back the other way. It was truly one of the plays of Clemson's season that they tracked him and he was at like the 23 mile an hour range. That's insane, but he's a big, you know, he's not a small corner either though. And that goes against that 190, don't wanna go too far over that, maybe a tippity top at the one, it should be that 195 range, but you know, Kenyon Mitchell is 196, he went in at the senior bowl and the early odds, I don't know if you can bring up the cornerbacks. I'm curious to see what that looks like. Mitchell's 35 overall to be a fast runner. 35 overall, okay. Cause he, I know he ran like allegedly a verified 4-3, very muscular, like he's a blocky type frame. But you know, the cornerback odds or excuse me, the D-back odds between him and Owens were pretty intriguing in the early going. I'm curious just kind of what that, that looks like now in the update training. So right now, Owens is still the favorite to win among defensive backs. He's plus 190, Mitchell is plus 480 and then Wiggins is plus 750. So it sounds like maybe, yeah, yeah. What are you thinking about that with where it currently stands? You know, Melton was at plus a thousand. He's bumped down. So did I think Andrew Phillips as his odds have gotten longer, whereas Wiggins has, as stated, I think he was maybe plus 900. So he's gotten tighter. And Mitchell, I think, I think he was 450. I think he's gone up a little bit, you know? And, but it goes to show with Owens, despite the fact that he ran a 10, 2, 600, which is super human. I mean, that's insane. The fact that he's 207 is, yeah, it's making his odds a lot longer, you know? I'm thinking Wiggins might not be a bad take here or Mitchell, it's kind of wide open. I don't think the fade Owens is a bad play here. Yeah. And with how rich the track record is of betting against guys that have your weights and we're gonna get literal weights in all these guys. So I think that that is beneficial too. That's probably why we've seen this movement. If you had to guess, are you thinking the weight thing is the reason why we've seen Owens' stranglehold at the top kind of get loosened here as Wiggins has gone along? Sure, there's definitely something to that. And I'm looking here too. I'm going through the senior bowl stuff. Wiggins, Wiggins didn't test, didn't weigh. He wasn't at the senior bowl, apparently, at least for what I'm seeing here. I'll be very interested to see what he weighs in and see what we've got there. That could go a long way. The lighter he is, the better I'll feel about that particular market. But hey, it's potential edge and at five to one and seven and a half to one, not bad. You only have to deal with the D-backs. You don't have to even deal with Xavier Worthy or any potential guys over there. Anthony Gold who's obviously pretty up there in the overall front. I think if I was attacking the market, that's a pretty good one for where it is at the developed point it is. Okay, so check out the D-backs, Mitchell plus 480, Wiggins plus 750 potential rounds for betting there. I want to talk about this receiver class though, because it's a very fun class overall. Obviously, that's not just because of the speed, because like you said, some of these dudes are rocked up and they're like legit forces of nature. So they may not run as fast, but it's still a fun receiver class. And right now Worthy leads away plus 260. Gold is plus 440. Any value for you, or maybe this is where you want to go, Roman Wilson potentially as well in the receiver specific market. Any value for you here? Oh yeah, I've already thrown down on Wilson and Gold. Right away, as stated, you know, I looked at it in the overall, but where I could get down whatever I could, you know, I might be clean shaven, but every once in a while I wear a beard like you, Jim. With Gold, yeah, I got him. I believe he was plus 800 upon open. And I know that Wilson was definitely plus 1,000. That's where their numbers were best. Obviously it's going to be longer and you're going to have to deal with a lot more variants in those, you know, the cornerback markets, but I've always been, I want to whittle it down as much as we can guys, you know, especially when we got to play long shot odds, great. Everyone loves the longer show, great. I want to whittle it down as much as we could whittle it, you know? I want a profit. I don't care what the, I want a profit. That's what I want. You get it, Jim. Like I'm a props guy. I want to isolate one-on-one. I know what I want when I'm going and doing my college football props and that's a winning formula. I've done it four years straight at 67% plus. That's not some pie in the sky, the guy who did the San Francisco thing. So Anthony Gold and Wilson, I personally invested in. The gold markets already gotten so much tighter because he does, he's got some verified, like had serious stuff on tape in terms of his times. And like I said, this is an information market and it's getting tighter. There's a reason why it is. Still, I mean, worthy is, I took him for the number, I liked his long odds as the fastest, you know, against Owens. He is the favorite here, but man, watch Xavier worthy on tape and you see it, he is extremely fast. This is a fun market. I think Franklin's a little too long to do it, like he's six, three. Things just a little too much. I tend to favor guys, you know, the six foot and under crowd, to my detriment, I am six, three. And Leggett's six foot, he was listed at six, three, 227, measured in at six foot and changed like six foot. Wow, three eights and 222. Hey, six foot 222, you want to be the fastest wide receiver at the entire combine, check him off the board. Don't even, that is a long shot. Go further down the board if you're going to go long shot. Don't even look Xavier Leggett, that is not an option. Period. But I said, again, I mean, now I feel I like Wilson, I like gold. I think there's some value on those two in this market. Chances are you're not going to be able to get a ton down, but that is where I did commit the most. Worthy is a legitimate favorite, don't get me wrong. And that's not bad either at plus 260. I mean, if you're spunking around, it's I get the market. If I'm gambling, which I am, I laid off worthy in this market because I wanted to stretch it and have a little fun. So. And the market has moved in your favor. Always a good feeling for sure. Doesn't always lead to profit, but hey, it's always good to see that the market is on your side as well. Any other bets you want to highlight here based on the odds we currently have for the NFL combine? Oh, geez. I mean, there really isn't too much. I'm hoping as Saturday approaches, because I feel like Saturday is really the big day. Yeah. Oh yeah, let's get on the running backs if you want. Let's do a quick look at running backs. If you don't mind, I'm curious to see with that mark. So Jalen Wright actually shortened during the show. He was plus 175 about 10 minutes ago, plus 165 now. Jalen Wright had the second fastest time for running backs in the SEC to only Ulysses Bentley, who is still in college, according to I think real analytics. Juara Jordan is another guy, straight line speed. The thing is with Jalen, it's 210. 212, all right? He's fast, plays extremely quick in pads and like as far as a runner, yeah, I'm in to Jalen, absolutely. Juara Jordan though, okay, five, you know, five, nine, five, 10, you watch him. He, you know who he goes a little bit. I don't want to like, I don't want a Jersey copy or anything, but like the way he runs and his usage reminds me of 2-2 at well. Then you run straight, you get that ball and you run straight, my friend. And you see that all and you run straight through it. Not a lot of the wiggle, not a lot of the dance, but that man can run in a straight line, not bad. I do have some money on Bucky Irving. I had him at plus 850, is it plus 700 now? So it wasn't not a big move, but like a little slight move with Bucky. Again, another guy, he's a Bucky 85 and he watched the way he runs. I know he's already been, I think he's already back to sub four four. If I'm not mistaken over the course of his, you know, testing and you got to again, whatever, whatever that means with the weird tests and stuff. We're going to get it in lasers. I mean, you're going to have NASA scientists on it, with the NFL. So we'll figure out if these numbers are real. I look at all of them with grain of salt, but, you know, five, nine, one, 85. Again, he's fast. You watch how he darts. He has that Devon A-Chain, you know, cornering that quick acceleration skill set. He can ramp up fast. And this is a ramp up sort of a, you know, a event. So I do like that. On the other side, Trey Benson, he hit 22 on the gun extremely fast, had a, he was a Oregon transfer, what was there right before Bucky tore up his knee, went over to Florida state at a ridiculous 22 at four and a half. Yack, I mean, 63 yards, missed tackles, just a phenomenal 2022 was good this year, but 220 pounds again. Good luck hitting 220. The only one, Garendo is intriguing. He has a legitimate track background. He's another big guy. He's probably 215, you know, but like if we're going dark, talk to us, if we're going for the big boys, like at plus 1600, I think Daniel Jeremiah floated him as a guy who's like, Hey, if I'm floating something out there, sure, you know, Isaac Garendo at the plus 1600, Daniel Jeremiah is a very plugged in guy. And I, you know, in terms of former Wisconsin back for Garendo, also at Louisville with Joar Jordan, they have a profile and a type for Brian Brom, you know, over there. So that's a dark horse, dark horse. Do not even think about Braille and Allen. I saw that at 25 and I was like, if he wins this category at 230, 240 pounds, like printing press. Stop it, that's not happening. Okay, that's not happening. I couldn't picture Blake Corum after like his complete lack of breakaway ability. I can't, the short legs, no, no, simply no. And that's about all I got down here. That's about all I got. I would say, yeah, Garendo's the longest shot. Man, you know, right there. Right there with that Joar Jordan and Bucky Irving. I think Joar Jordan should probably be the favorite me. I think I'd probably say we're right. And keep in mind with Jaylen, right, one more thing. He has been training, did not participate in the senior bowl? We don't, you know, Wade did not participate, had like a upper body, I believe, ailment of some kind that restricted him. So he's been training, he's been doing everything. He's gonna run here. I'm not sure what kind of contact he will do, but I mean, from what I understand, he's gonna run here or have you, but hey, listen, this is a guy, Jaylen Wright, that didn't participate in the senior bowl drill because he is banged up in one fashion or another. The body sings when we're talking about at this level. You know, your body has to be in harmony when you're running. Your upper torso is important. You want your abs, all of it. You want it in harmony. If he's not taking contact, if, I mean, we see it on film, but maybe there's a potential, say maybe he doesn't run. Just, I think it's there, considering he didn't do the senior bowl. What does you are Jordan become right now? What is Bucky Irving become after that? You know what I mean? All of a sudden there's skyrocket and everything shrinks and becomes that much smaller and with him being big, and it being not pretty spin. I think there's a lot of variables there where I wouldn't take the favorite of plus 165. I'd need better odds on Jaylen Wright, even though I like him to the NFL, he's a top three back for me. I really think he's got incredible skills and that he can run. Yeah. Different conversation we're having. So it sounds like based on what you're saying that the shakiest favorites, that's what we kind of want to identify, is spots where there may be an overvalued player at the top. Sounds like the markets where we have that the most would be running back with Jaylen Wright and then the overall market and the DB market to Tyler Owen. So it sounds like those are the two markets you're most interested in because of the possibility those two guys may be a bit overvalued based on weight, health, et cetera. Absolutely. I think that's very fair. Okay. Well, that is Eric Froton. Eric, have fun in Indy. Enjoy. Make sure you'll have a great time out there. It was a blast talking to you. Have fun and hopefully we'll talk to you again here on this show very soon. Absolutely. We'll get forward to it. Thanks for having me. All right. You find Eric on Twitter at CFfroton. Check out his work at NBC Sports as well where he is the lead college football analyst. I am on Twitter at Jim Sonnis. You can check me out on threads at Jim Dot Sonnis and find a fan to a research on Twitter at a fan to a research. Want to thank you all for tuning in for today. Good luck to you for betting the combine. We'll talk to you all tomorrow to break down some NBA and NHL. This has been covering the spread right here on the Fan to a Podcast Network.