"It was so hectic": Texans HC DeMeco Ryans reflects on his NFL combine experience from 2006
The NFL Combine is a rite of passage that every top player in the league has to go through. Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans, who is now tasked with evaluating young stars during the five-day event, also took part in it in 2006 when he was an outside linebacker prospect from Alabama, hoping to impress a team and get drafted.
“It’s being able to sit down across from the player face to face and be able to hear their story, hear their background, ...
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DeMeco Ryans talked to the media this week about the biggest value he gets from being at the NFL combine. He said, "It's being able to sit down across from the player face to face and be able to ...
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NFL Head Coaches Hilariously Debate Who Would Put Up the Most Reps on the Bench Press at the NFL CombineTaking a break from scouting the next generation of talent at the 2025 NFL Combine, NFL head coaches debated which of their ...
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