NFL Stock Exchange: An NFL Draft Podcast · PFF, Bleav

NFLSE Mailbag: NFL Combine, 2026 WRs vs Previous Drafts, Start/Bench/Cuts & More

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Will Campbell’s issue is less arm length than total wingspan.

1. NFL Stock Exchange: An NFL Draft Podcast uses an NFL Combine mailbag to mix prospect talk with listener questions. 2. Connor and Trevor are the hosts, and Trevor says he has 48 player sit-downs from Wednesday to Saturday in Indianapolis. 3. The episode’s core question is why the combine matters so much, and both hosts say it is their favorite time of year. 4. They compare Senior Bowl, Super Bowl, and combine travel, and Trevor says Indianapolis is walkable with good hotels and places to eat. 5. They answer a question about Chase Roberts of BYU and say he is a bigger receiver who can run routes well. 6. Trevor says Chase Roberts looked like a nuanced route runner at Shrine Bowl practices and could remain one of his sleepers. 7. The mailbag shifts to Kevin Coleman Jr. and Lewis Bond, both discussed as slot options from the Senior Bowl. 8. Trevor says Kevin Coleman Jr. was a separation threat against off coverage but struggled more when pressed at the line. 9. A later wide receiver question compares Lemon, Tyson, Carnell Tate, Drake London, Garrett Wilson, Jameson Williams, and Chris Olave as prospects. 10. Trevor and Connor both end up high on Garrett Wilson and Jameson Williams, while Trevor says he would place Carnell Tate and Mackay Lemon lower. 11. Trevor says Tate may be viewed as a wide receiver two rather than a true wide receiver one. 12. That same section frames the league’s draft logic: teams do not take a receiver in the top 10 unless they believe he can be WR1. 13. The episode also covers fastest-40 predictions, including Brent Thompson and Eric Rivers. 14. Trevor describes a Nebraska speed prospect who ran a 10.4 400-meter dash in high school and was on a state-title relay team. 15. Another listener asks about Caleb Banks, and Trevor calls him a 6-foot-6, 330-pound defensive tackle with a crazy first step. 16. Will Campbell becomes a key technical discussion because Trevor says his issue is not only arm length but also narrow shoulders and a short wingspan. 17. The tone stays loose and conversational, with the hosts moving from draft scouting to hockey, baseball, and food bets without changing the pace much. 18. The show keeps a live-mailbag feel, with Super Chats, listener nicknames, and quick back-and-forth corrections shaping the format. 19. Listeners who follow the NFL Draft, wide receivers, and offensive line evaluation will get the most out of it. 20. Listeners wanting a single-topic, tightly structured episode may skip it.

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