‘”It’s nice to be able to get off these zooms, which we’re all used to now, and we’re on now,” Beane told Wyche and Trotter. “But it’s nice to get back out at these pro days. … It helps our scouts, and it helps the process, especially if you haven’t seen these players up close, just how they’re built. That’s the importance of the combine, you see him walk across the stage, his body type, you get all the measurements, and you get to see him move around at that weight, whatever it is. Because some of these guys are bulking up to get stronger, but maybe they run a slower time. Some guys are trimming down to run a fast 40, but that’s really not their real weight. So, it kind of gives you a feel of all that and again, it gets us out of the zoom world and to be in person with some of these with these players and prospects or their coaches and staff. It just it really helps you answer where you’ve got them on your draft board as we close into the draft next month.”‘