The NFL exploration combination is underway by Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. While the perspectives have descended to Indianapolis in recent days, the action increases on Thursday when players begin to reach the field.
First are the linen and defensive supporters. After Thursday’s session, the defensive backs and closed wings will take the field on Friday, the quartbacks, the receptors and the runners will have their turn on Saturday, and we will conclude all Sunday with the offensive liner.
One of the most critical aspects of the NFL Combine is to obtain the measures of these perspectives, which continues to paint a clearer image for the teams as they make their boards. Next, we will detail the measurable of each potential client together with what they recorded during the 40 -yard board.
Note: This table will be updated as there is more information available.
DL/edge measurements
Defensive cup: Top-10 40 Yardas of 40 Yardas
- Ty Robinson (Nebraska): – 4.83 seconds
- Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (Georgia) -4.86
- Jared Harrison-Hunto (SMU) -4.86
- Aeneas Peebles (Virginia Tech) – 4.94
- Derrick Harmon (Oregon) – 4.95
- CJ West (Indiana) – 4.95
- Darius Alexander (Toledo) – 4.97
- Junior Tafuna (Utah) – 5.03
- Tommy AkingbeSote (Maryland) – 5.09
- Warren Brinson (Georgia) – 5.09
DL/EDGE winners and losers
By Chris Trapso
Winner: DL Alfred Collins – In a class of defensive rigs loaded, these perspectives have to find ways to stand out. Collins literally did it in the combination by measuring 6 feet and 5 1/2 and 332 pounds with arms of almost 35 inches long. He is a gigantic human among gigantic humans in this kind of defensive rigs.
Winner: DL TJ SANDERS – After measuring in a singular of 6 feet 3 and 284 pounds in the Senior Bowl, which caused concerns about its ability to stay, and win, at the next level, the South Carolina star added what is probably voluntary for the next level with a weigh of 297 pounds in Indianapolis.
Winner: Edge Shemar Stewart – Stewart had 6 feet 5 inches and 281 pounds in the Senior Bowl, and for as intimidating as those figures together are in the edge corridor position, it was unlikely that the Texas A&M product can prove its potential with so much weight in its frame. He entered the harvester at 267 pounds much more elegant.
Loser: DL Mason Graham – After being listed in 6 feet 3 and 320 pounds, Graham did not reach 300 in the balance in Indianapolis, and his 32 -inch arms are placed in the 12th percentile in the defensive Tackle since 1999. The positive thing here is that Graham has an almost identical size, with the longest arms, to the Rams of the Braden team of the Rams 2024, Braden Fiske.
Loser: Edge Jack Sawyer – While being 6 feet 4 inches and 260 pounds is impressive and suggests an NFL gauge frame of Tres Down, Sawyer’s arms of 31 5/8 inches of Sawyer will be around the fifth percentile in the position of the edge since 1999.
NFL 2025 Draft: Classification defensive line, edge perspectives between the stacked class as combined training starts
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LB measurements
LB winners and losers
Winner: Jihaad Campbell – With just under 6 feet 3 and 235 pounds with 32.5 -inch arms, Campbell has a top -level size as a modern supporter out of the ball, and with less than 240 pounds, it should be able to fly in the 40 -yard race and prove exceptionally in the jumps.
Loser: Chris Paul Jr. – Easily one of the smallest supporters of this class, the Ole Miss product was below 6 feet 1 and 222 pounds, and potentially more alarming than everything, it had arms less than 30 inches, which is almost unknown in that position.
