We know the NFL now monetizes everything. If it could, the league would take a piece of Pete Carroll's chewed bubble gum and sell it on NFL.com for $9.99.
The league wasn't always this way. The NFL has long been more business than family but never obnoxiously so. That's changed rapidly under the leadership of commissioner Roger Goodell, and there's no better example than what the league likely will do with the scouting combine.
Judy Battista of the NFL Network reported this week that starting in 2020, the league is considering putting some of the key combine workouts on television later in the day and probably in the evening.