The NFL Combine isn’t about drills. It’s about leverage, power, and draft control. 🏈 Subscribe to support the channel: youtube.com/@treywingopresents?sub_confirmation=1 The NFL calendar never really stops — it just changes seasons. With the Super Bowl behind us, the league now shifts into what Trey Wingo calls the player procurement season: free agency, trades, the draft, and the NFL Combine. And if you’re paying attention, this stretch of the calendar often determines who’s playing deep into January. In this episode, Trey breaks down what really happens during Combine week — and why the most important parts of it aren’t the 40-yard dash or the bench press. The NFL Combine has evolved into a made-for-TV event. Quarterbacks throw in prime time. Defensive linemen run timed drills in front of national audiences. Analysts debate hand size, vertical jump, and arm length. But for front offices, the real work looks very different. This is negotiation season. Top prospects ...