Why are draft work-outs not open to the public. At least the scrimmage portion. They could sell cheap admission. Make a few bucks. And we could blog about what we saw! Win/Win for all of us would be draft day pundits! @@
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First, it would take too much work. They would have to hire extra security and other staff to support the event. They would also need appropriate venues.
Second, and more importantly, it might affect the prospects.
Third, they would have to have more formal times. Could you imagine entitled fans making annoying chants because the work-out action starts an hour later than expected and is only a two on two?
Fourth, the revenue would be negligible.