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Former Jets scout Connie Carberg on breaking barriers & her keys to player evaluation

Former Jets scout Connie Carberg on breaking barriers & her keys to player evaluation

Episode 115 Published 5 years, 7 months ago
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Former Jets scout Connie Nicholas Carberg joins Phil to discuss how she became the first scout in the NFL, the role the Senior Bowl played in her career and what it's been like for her to see more women working in the league.

2:00 - Connie shares her story of how she became the female scout in the NFL

13:00 - What role did Connie play in Mark Gastineau's career?

20:00 - What is it like for Connie to see more women working in the NFL today?

29:00 - Answering your mailbag questions on Mac Jones, Jacoby Brissett & who the best fit is at QB for the Patriots next season

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