NFL Draft Prospect Jordan Morgan Says Team Challenged Him to Staring Contest

Every NFL Scouting Combine produces head-scratching tales of inane interview questions presented to prospects. Kutztown guard Jordan Morgan told one such puzzling story of a team's elementary school tactic.

According to PennLive.com's Dustin Hockensmith, an unidentified NFL club issued a staring contest. Morgan, who called the odd request "one of those things you don't question on the spot," described his performance:

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I didn't blink at all. He told me I could stare at anything. I just focused on a water bottle. I don't know how long it was, but it was pretty long. My eyes were fogging up. I couldn't see after. He was just like, "I got what I need. You can stop now."

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Perhaps the squad wants ultra-focused linemen who won't flinch during a quarterback's hard count. Or maybe an executive's 12-year-old child suggested it. 

Bleacher Report's Matt Miller ranked Morgan eighth among the draft's incoming guards. That grade probably didn't consider his staring prowess. 

[PennLive.com's Dustin Hockensmith]