Schneider: TV Scouting Beats NFL Combine

0:00On March 4th, Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider prefers watching NFL combined workouts on television from home instead of attending in person. He believes teams can evaluate players more effectively this way, thanks to advanced camera angles, accurate timing tools, and complete drill coverage. Modern broadcasting technology makes it simple to study player movements up close and replay key moments instantly. Schneider says this remote approach beats dealing with the crowds and non-stop interruptions at the event itself. Scouting has evolved a lot with better TV production, letting general managers like him focus without travel or distractions. This shift helps streamline how teams spot talent for the draft. He also points out that name, image, and likeness rules in college football have mostly helped players grow up faster. They handle team interviews with more polish now, preparing them better for pro life. With cameras and streams everywhere, expect more teams to lean on TV for scouting as it keeps getting sharper and more reliable.