Kyler Murray's stock keeps rising at the combine, which is PERFECT for Arizona. Jason La Canfora says the Cardinals want out of the No. 1 pick, and now they'll have added leverage. Jamey Eisenberg and Pete Prisco also join me in Indy (Jamey says the Cards should take Murray if they can get a first-rounder for Josh Rosen) as we talk all the latest NFL news.

There's a common thread with many of the players who were shopped in 2018 and who are getting shopped at the NFL combine: They're on their fifth-year option. Jason La Canfora calls it a growing trend, and JLC's also got all the latest trade buzz from the combine, including what execs are saying about Odell Beckham.

With Josh Jacobs sitting out, you might expect someone like Elijah Holyfield or Devin Singletary to steal the RB show at the combine, but NO THEY DID NOT. R.J. White says Holyfield was an abject disaster and Singletary didn't help himself, either. Here's who did come through, including a lineman who had five more bench-press reps than anybody.

One of the biggest mysteries in the NFL over the past few months is whether Todd Gurley is healthy. So ... IS HE? The Rams won't come out and say it, but there's definitely concern about Gurley's left knee. John Breech found out what the Rams are planning from Sean McVay at the combine, and it might not be what you'd think.

Aaron Donald and Khalil Mack are making north of $20M per year, and their two-man exclusive club is going to expand soon. Joel Corry explains why you might as well get used to the $20M-per-year pass rusher, and he's got a list of guys who are most likely to join the group, including two who are on the same team.

Think any NFL teams could use a kicker? How about a shutdown corner, or a skilled QB? Ben Kercheval came up with a list of five in the AAF who could had an impact in the NFL right away, and if you think the Steelers could use some secondary help ... well, they've might've let one get away.