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John Lynch: ‘If You Aren’t Using AI, You’re Behind’ in Draft Prep

“If you aren’t using it, you’re already behind,” Lynch said, noting it’s become a major tool in scouting and projections. He compared it to everyday use, saying, “You can just ask the thing, and it can spit out pretty good ideas.” While not replacing traditional evaluation, Lynch admitted AI is clearly becoming part of how teams gain an edge.

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John Lynch: 49ers ‘Need to Get Better’ at Pass Rush

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LSU WR Zavion Thomas: Saints Fan Grandpa Would ‘Jump Through the TV’ if Drafted

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Caleb Williams: ‘I’m No Bigger Than Them’ on Leadership Approach

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Patriots Eye Max Iheanachor at No. 31

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Francis Mauigoa Has Herniated Disc Ahead of NFL Draft

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