The "Who's your agent?" Guy

February 22, 2008 2:09 PM

There's a guy with thick glasses and a mustache who asks every single player who his agent is. You can be right in the middle of a meaningful discussion about a player's family situation when this guy pops up and shouts, "Who's your agent?"

I'm not completely sure who's employing this guy, but I'm hoping we can find a spot for him at ESPN.com. You can't have enough "Who's your agent?" guys running around.

New Redskins coach Jim Zorn is now at the podium. Just overheard him talking about quarterback Jason Campbell.

"I don't want Jason Campbell to think, 'Oh my gosh, if I make one mistake, I'm going to get pulled from the game.' He's going to play 16 games, he's going to lead us to the playoffs, and that's that."

Zorn is an unbelievably positive guy. Sando used to cover him as a beat guy, so he's front and center right now. I think the Redskins media will like this guy. Really outgoing.

Combine, Jim Zorn

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