If you thought the NFL season ended when the Giants hoisted the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Super Sunday, you are mistaken. The NFL season never ends. The league has mastered the art of being in the public eye all 365 days of the year. This weekend is the NFL combines, where prospects meet in Indianapolis to have their size, speed, strength, and agility measured and evaluated by every team in the league. And since the creation of the NFL network, fans can watch every minute in the comfort of their Lazy-Boy. This all leads up to one the biggest days of the NFL calendar, the draft in April. It’s the day that every fan hopes that their team will find the player that will finally get them to the promised land. Not long after that, summer practice sessions will open, followed by the start of the season in the fall. Of all professional sports, football has the longest off-season. But with an around the clock television network, countless websites, and fanatical fans, you would never know it.