1.   Although he will be evaluating some talent he is unfamiliar with, Robinson said winning the game has some importance.

2.   Barry can evaluate talent, does know football.

3.   A lot of time has been spent on evaluating talent.

4.   But the real purpose of the final two months is likely to be evaluating the talent on hand with an eye toward their roles for next season.

5.   But they are used to evaluating talent.

6.   By seeing how people actually worked, McCormick explained, Edison could evaluate talent much better than in a typical interview.

7.   Clark said college all-star games like the Shrine Bowl give his scouts an added opportunity to evaluate talent before the NFL Combine in February.

8.   Coaches always have best evaluated talent through scrimmages.

9.   Current projections indicate Mr. Jerry Jones will have to be good at evaluating talent, as opposed to just being lucky.

10.   Depending on timing, most teams can evaluate talent within the system or consider trades if an injury to a star player occurs early enough during the spring.