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Combine podium interviews are typically pretty basic for prospects. They field media questions about their college experiences, their favorite players, who theyve met with here in Indy, and sometimes even the weirdest question theyve been asked. We have a new clubhouse leader for the weirdest answer to a combine podium question.
Texas Tech safety Tyler Owens had the most memorable answer to a question in a long time. Owens declared that he does t believe space, or other planets, actually exist.
I dont believe in space, Owens said straughtfaced. I dont think theres other planets and stuff like that.
The follow up question asking where his interesting belief came from is difficult to make out but involves flat earth conspiracies.
https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-prospect-admits-doesn-t-230714761.html
Think. Again.
(8,622 posts)Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)underpants
(182,970 posts)True Dough
(17,354 posts)He doesn't believe that birds are real!!!
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2024-nfl-combine-draft-prospect-doesnt-believe-birds-are-real-explains-his-wild-theory/
These guys must be entering the league with CTE.
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)True Dough
(17,354 posts)he'd refuse to play for the Ravens or the Cardinals?
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)sanatanadharma
(3,743 posts)One does not become an NFL prospect without years of practice, years and years of having ones head knocked and brain rattled.
I will believe flat earth theory when someone can show the world a disk magnet with one pole in the center and the other as the circumference of the disk.
We do have disk magnets that are simply short cylinder magnets, but no actual magnets similar to their big flat earth magnet.
Until then, they are all bonkers, onto the wisest of the true believers in flat-out nonsense.
However, my Mom bred and raised parakeets so I saw many of those birds of different colors and ages, some pre-born.
I saw some escape the cages and fly. I remember one that showered in the sink.
I will tell you, those robots are amazing.
Actually non-existent beings, but projecting an illusion of reality to those who seem to see them, hear them, eat them, and cast them in movie roles.
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)Earth-shine
(4,044 posts)Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)Earth-shine
(4,044 posts)I can barely tell them apart. And it would help if the happy emojis weren't crying.
Srkdqltr
(6,363 posts)Or just trying to be noticed?
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)Srkdqltr
(6,363 posts)3825-87867
(855 posts)I have more of a question for any and ALL of the Professors who supposedly "taught" this jeenyus...how the hell do you consider yourselves teachers?
They seem to have little problem with accepting salaries for instructing kids possibly under suggestions that make ath-e-letics more important to a University than education.
"Sign your name to a blank piece of paper, turn it in and a miracle Grade "C" appears. Says a lot for some(?) of today's instructors.
But then again...location, institution and monetary politics! Especially politics.
FIne example of tomorrow's potential leader.
quickesst
(6,283 posts).... thousands of people hold the same beliefs as these couple of football players. It is the result of being beaten about the head and shoulders for an extended period of time, most likely spanning years. 🤔
Chainfire
(17,687 posts)Floyd R. Turbo
(26,685 posts)Aristus
(66,487 posts)Fortunately, I don't imagine this fluffbrain is going to darken the doorways of any of our major astronomical institutions.