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tonydgr8
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tonydgr8 asked in SportsFootball (American) · 1 decade ago

2008 NFL Scouting Combine?

Does anyone know what channel is going to be covering the Souting Combine this year? I know 2 years ago the NFL Network covered it. I recently moved and my local cable company doesn't have the NFL Network and I really don't want to get Direct TV just for one channel. Hopefully one of the ESPN's will televise it this year.

Does anyone know or has anyone heard?

Thanks in advance.

Update:

Thanks guys, but I'm talking the full coverage of the entire Combine. I want to see all the drills from all the positions. I didn't catch it last year, as I was moving this time last year. But as I stated NFL Network did it 2 years ago, I was hoping maybe another channel picked up on it? Guess not.

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  • Jim Baw
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago
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    The NFL network also did it 2 years ago, this past year, and I'm going to assume that they will do it again this year. No other channel would have the time to air all the combine like the NFL network does. Unfortunately for you, it looks as tho you'll either have to get Direct TV or miss out. Sorry man.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Espn does the little bit of useless knowledge about it, and then has Mel Kiper do all the draft updates on his big board. Its maybe 20 min of sports center and does all the main big guys...McFadden, Ryan, Dorsey...and so on.

    NFL network actually has programs dedicated to the combine. They will have people breaking it down over and over, and probably some players you have never heard of. Its going to be on the NFL network...hey they need something when football season is over.

    Good luck!!

    Edit: Sorry dude, its only the NFL network. You could get comcast, but it costs money for that channel along with the other packages you need to get with it though.

  • Machine Gun Man
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    ESPN always covers it, but very, very little. NFL Network is the only place to actually watch it and get full reports on it. Sorry man, get DirecTV.

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