Here is the thing: hurdling records are not impressing anyone. People need a number that makes sense in their brain and that is a 40-yard dash time. The combine is just around the bend. Instead of hurdler times, we will be able to discuss a number that may "WoW" people.
The combine is overrated, period.
Game film is all you need and if you are moving players up and down because of a 40 time or if they can lift a lot of weights, good luck. BTW, 3 cone drill>40 times.
I like your dedication to the game of football. If you watch NFL games, your Sunday is reserved and Monday and Thursday nights are in front of the tube. If you watch college, then your Friday night and Saturdays are gone. This does not even include individual scouting that you are eluding to. People do not have that much time to improve a fantasy squad because it would pull from work and family obligations.For the most part there are NFL guys and NCAA guys. If you are an NFL guy, you can wait until after the combine and April draft to do any real scouting of NCAA players you want on your fantasy squad. Serious ff players will use combine numbers, highlight reels, and on field accomplishments to make their decisions. I care more about how many points a player will score in fantasy and that requires all the variables in the formula. Talent + Opportunity + Motivation = Fantasy Points
I disagree with your bolded above. The only thing that college film will show you is talent while consuming all your time. It is better to take a step back and have a holistic view.