NFL Combine 2015 Results: Tracking 40 Times, Bench Press and All Drills

Every year, the NFL Scouting Combine is a meat market. Teams are closely observing every player in Indianapolis, determining if they want to make them a part of their franchise for, hopefully, the next decade. 

Yet for all the poking, prodding and studying that goes on, it's a fascinating four-day event that fans can't turn away from. The only thing that they see as these young athletes go through the rigors of evaluation is hope. 

The ultimate goal for all 32 NFL teams is winning a championship. Some are closer than others as the offseason kicks into gear, but the hope and potential that comes from the draft is unparalleled.

Free agency is fun because we know what players who sign those contracts can do. The draft, starting with the combine workouts, is an extravaganza because of what these players can be. There's no way that all 250-plus athletes who will be taken in the draft turn out to be quality NFL talents. 

But as long as your team finds one, maybe two players who can stick, it's a successful draft. All of that starts in Indianapolis.

Jameis Winston is already experiencing the full volume of what the combine is about. The potential No. 1 overall pick was reportedly examined for weakness in his throwing arm but told reporters (h/t Darin Gantt of Pro Football Talk) that it's "the same shoulder I've had the last two years."

Winston also addressed the off-field character concerns that NFL teams may have, saying, "I know I made mistakes. I know I have a past."

The 2013 Heisman Trophy winner has a lot of explaining to do over the next two months, but the main focus of what happens in Indianapolis is the workouts. It's where players can make or break their draft stock, so that's what this will focus on. 

Here's a look at when you can expect to see the different positions take their turn in the spotlight:

• Friday, Feb. 20: Offensive line, tight ends, special teams
• Saturday, Feb. 21: Running backs, quarterbacks, wide receivers
• Sunday, Feb. 22: Defensive line, linebackers
• Monday, Feb. 23: Defensive backs

Now that you know when to expect all of the players to show their skills, here's a look at the results from those tests. 

Note: All results via NFL.com's Combine Tracker

Cornerbacks

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Top prospects at the valuable cornerback position lived up to their billing for the most part on Monday.

Michigan State product Trae Waynes ran a blazing 40 time to cement himself as a first-rounder, while Marcus Peters of Washington put together a solid all-around workout to bolster his stock.

However, Connecticut's Byron Jones stole the show. Not only did he record a 44.5-inch vertical leap that was best among all defensive backs, but he also established a new world record with a 12-foot, three-inch broad jump.

Read on to find out how the rest of the cornerbacks fared as part of the final day of the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine.

Players to Watch: Trae Waynes (Michigan State), Marcus Peters (Washington), Jalen Collins (LSU), Alex Carter (Stanford)

Measurables

Player	School	Height (nearest inch)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in)	Hand Size (in)
Alex Carter	Stanford	6'0"	196	32 1/8	9 1/8
Donald Celiscar	Western Michigan	5'11"	194	31 3/8	9 1/4
Justin Coleman	Tennessee	5'11"	185	31 1/4	9 3/8
Jalen Collins	LSU	6'1"	203	32 1/8	9 3/8
Ronald Darby	Florida State	5'11"	193	31 3/8	8 5/8
Quandre Diggs	Texas	5'9"	196	29 5/8	9 5/8
Lorenzo Doss	Tulane	5'10"	182	29 3/4	9
Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	Oregon	5'9"	192	30 7/8	9 5/8
Charles Gaines	Louisville	5'10"	180	31 3/8	8 3/4
Jacoby Glenn	Central Florida	6'0"	179	31 1/4	8 5/8
Senquez Golson	Ole Miss	5'9"	176	29 3/4	9 3/8
Doran Grant	Ohio State	5'10"	200	30 1/4	9 3/8
Ladarius Gunter	Miami (Florida)	6'1"	202	31 1/2	9 5/8
Troy Hill	Oregon	5'10"	182	29 1/2	8 3/4
Anthony Jefferson	UCLA	6'1"	198	31 1/2	8 1/2
Kevin Johnson	Wake Forest	6'0"	188	31	8 3/8
Byron Jones	Connecticut	6'1"	199	32	10
Craig Mager	Texas State	5'11"	201	29 3/4	9 1/4
Bobby McCain	Memphis	5'9"	195	30 1/2	9
Steven Nelson	Oregon State	5'10"	197	30 5/8	9 1/4
Garry Peters	Clemson	6'0"	191	31 1/2	10
Marcus Peters	Washington	6'0"	197	31 1/2	8 3/8
Quinten Rollins	Miami (Ohio)	5'11"	195	30 1/4	9
Josh Shaw	USC	6'0"	201	30 3/4	9
JaCorey Shepherd	Kansas	5'11"	199	30 5/8	8 5/8
Tye Smith	Towson	6'0"	195	32	8 3/4
D'Joun Smith	Florida Atlantic	5'10"	187	30 3/8	8 1/8
Damian Swann	Georgia	6'0"	189	31	8 7/8
Trae Waynes	Michigan State	6'0"	186	31	8 1/4
Kevin White	TCU	5'9"	183	30 1/8	8 3/8
P.J. Williams	Florida State	6'0"	194	31	8 5/8
Julian Wilson	Oklahoma	6'2"	205	32 3/8	9 1/4

Drills

Player	40 (sec)	Bench Press	Vertical (in)	Broad Jump (in)	3-cone	20y Shuttle	60y Shuttle
Alex Carter	4.51	17	40	121	7.05	4.07	11.31
Donald Celiscar	4.62			120
Justin Coleman	4.53	20	37.5	124	6.61	3.98	11.21
Jalen Collins	4.48		36	124	6.77	4.27	11.32
Ronald Darby	4.38	12	41.5	129	6.94	4.14
Quandre Diggs	4.56	17	35.5	113	7.22	4.15	11.84
Lorenzo Doss	4.50	9	33.5	115	7.20	4.26	11.90
Charles Gaines	4.44		34.5	123	7.07	4.20
Jacoby Glenn	4.64		34	123	6.97	4.26	11.97
Senquez Golson	4.46	15	33.5	120	6.81	4.20
Doran Grant	4.44	21	33	116		4.33
Ladarius Gunter	4.69	12	33.5	108	7.18	4.41	12.44
Troy Hill	4.55		32.5	120	6.81	4.21	11.77
Anthony Jefferson	4.72	15	33.5	116	7.18	4.15
Kevin Johnson	4.52		41.5	130	6.79	3.89	12.19
Byron Jones			44.5	147	6.78	3.94	10.98
Craig Mager	4.44	17	38	130	6.83	4.07	11.35
Bobby McCain	4.51	17	36	130	6.80	3.82	11.22
Steven Nelson	4.49	19	34.5	115	6.88	4.07	11.52
Garry Peters	4.61	7	32.5	119	6.80	4.00	11.10
Marcus Peters	4.53	17	37.5	121	7.08	4.08	11.26
Quinten Rollins	4.57	14	36.5	122	7.10	4.28	11.53
Josh Shaw	4.44	26	37.5	130	7.01	4.12	11.65
JaCorey Shepherd		14
Tye Smith	4.60	15	36.5	124	6.97	3.96
D'Joun Smith	4.45	18	36	124	6.96	4.26	11.80
Damian Swann	4.50		33	118
Trae Waynes	4.31	19	38	122	7.06	4.39
Kevin White	4.63	18	35.5	121
P.J. Williams	4.57	12	40	132	7.08	4.28
Julian Wilson	4.58		36	125	6.94	4.22	11.53

Safeties

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One of the thinner positions in the 2015 NFL draft class is safety. Alabama's Landon Collins is the consensus best prospect available, and it was going to take an extraordinary combine display for others to stand out.

Collins solidified his status as the No. 1 such player on Monday with a solid outing in Indianapolis, but there were several others who posted strong numbers in certain drills.

Value can be had at safety in this year's draft, which may not be a bad thing. There may be some diamonds in the rough in the mold of 2010 fifth-round pick Kam Chancellor, now a stud for the Seattle Seahawks.

Plus, several cornerbacks may be better suited for safety depending on where they land in the draft.

Check out how those already designated as safeties did on the final day of the combine at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Players to Watch: Landon Collins (Alabama), Eric Rowe (Utah), Jaquiski Tartt (Samford), Cody Prewitt (Ole Miss)

Measurables

Player	School	Height (nearest inch)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in)	Hand Size (in)
Adrian Amos	Penn State	6'0"	218	32 1/4	9 1/8
Detrick Bonner	Virginia Tech	6'0"	207	31 1/4	8 7/8
Ibraheim Campbell	Northwestern	5'11"	208	30 3/8	10 1/4
Landon Collins	Alabama	6'0"	228	31 1/2	9 3/8
Justin Cox	Mississippi State	6'1"	191	31 1/4	9
Kurtis Drummond	Michigan State	6'1"	208	32 1/4	10 3/8
Durell Eskridge	Syracuse	6'3"	208	32 3/8	9 5/8
Clayton Geathers	Central Florida	6'2"	218	31 5/8	9 1/8
Chris Hackett	TCU	6'0"	195	31 1/2	9 7/8
Anthony Harris	Virginia	6'1"	183	32	9 1/4
Gerod Holliman	Louisville	6'0"	218	32	9 1/2
Kyshoen Jarrett	Virginia Tech	5'10"	200	31	9 3/4
Dean Marlowe	James Madison	6'1"	203	31	8 3/4
Tevin McDonald	Eastern Washington	5'11"	195	29 3/4	9
Cody Prewitt	Ole Miss	6'2"	208	32 5/8	9 1/8
Damarious Randall	Arizona State	5'11"	196	30 1/4	8 5/8
Jordan Richards	Stanford	5'11"	211	32 1/2	9 3/8
Eric Rowe	Utah	6'1"	205	31 1/2	9 1/2
James Sample	Louisville	6'2"	209	32	9 1/2
Derron Smith	Fresno State	5'10"	200	29 3/4	9
Jaquiski Tartt	Samford	6'1"	221	32 3/8	9 7/8
Jermaine Whitehead	Auburn	5'11"	197	31	9 3/8

Drills

Player	40 (sec)	Bench Press	Vertical (in)	Broad Jump (in)	3-cone	20y Shuttle	60y Shuttle
Adrian Amos	4.56		35.5	122	7.09	4.03	11.33
Detrick Bonner		15
Ibraheim Campbell		23
Landon Collins	4.53		35	120	7.38	4.33	11.94
Justin Cox	4.36	15	38	129	7.05	4.07	11.20
Kurtis Drummond	4.65		39.5	119	7.09	4.33	12.03
Durell Eskridge	4.63		31	117	7.09	4.26
Clayton Geathers	4.55	22	37	120	7.21	4.27	12.57
Chris Hackett	4.81		32	110	7.12	4.20	12.14
Anthony Harris	4.56
Gerod Holliman		17
Kyshoen Jarrett	4.57	21	33	109	6.95	4.40	11.61
Dean Marlowe	4.58	16	33.5	114	7.00	4.18	11.53
Tevin McDonald	4.63	19	33	112	7.01	4.26	11.77
Cody Prewitt	4.60	11	35	125	7.12	4.23	11.44
Damarious Randall	4.46	14	38	120	6.83	4.07
Jordan Richards	4.65	13	32	11	6.74	4.22	11.38
Eric Rowe	4.45	19	39	125	6.70	3.97	11.48
James Sample	4.56		32.5	123	7.04
Jaquiski Tartt	4.53			124
Jermaine Whitehead	4.59	15	37	128	6.95	4.11

Linebackers

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There was quite a bit of buzz about the linebacker position this year.

You had high-ceiling pass-rushers like Vic Beasley, Bud Dupree, and Dante Fowler Jr. mixed in with skilled inside linebackers Benardrick McKinney and Eric Hendricks.

Shaq Thompson was also an interesting player to watch given his versatility in college. His performance in Indianapolis might have helped NFL teams determine where he'll fit in a the next level.

Players to Watch: Vic Beasley (Clemson), Shaq Thompson (Washington), Dante Fowler Jr. (Florida), Benardrick McKinney (Mississippi State)

Measurables

Player	School	Height (nearest inch)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in.)	Hand Size (in.
Kwon Alexander	LSU	6'1"	227	30 1/4	9 1/4
Stephone Anthony	Clemson	6'3"	243	32 1/2	10 3/8
Neiron Ball	Florida	6'2"	236	33 5/8	9 3/8
Vic Beasley	Clemson	6'3"	246	32 1/2	9 3/8
Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil	Maryland	6'2"	248	32 5/8	9 3/4
Aaron Davis	Colorado State	6'0"	225	31	9
Paul Dawson	TCU	6'0"	235	31 1/2	9 1/2
Trey DePriest	Alabama	6'0"	254	31 5/8	9
Xzavier Dickson	Alabama	6'3"	260	33 1/2	10
B.J. Dubose	Louisville	6'4"	284	33	9 3/4
Bud Dupree	Kentucky	6'4"	269	32 5/8	9 3/4
Kyle Emanuel	North Dakota State	6'3"	255	31	9 3/8
Dante Fowler Jr.	Florida	6'3"	261	33 3/4	9 1/2
Alani Fua	BYU	6'5"	238	32	10 1/8
Randy Gregory	Nebraska	6'5"	235	34	10
Bryce Hager	Baylor	6'1"	234	31 3/8	9
Eli Harold	Virginia	6'3"	247	33	9 3/8
Ben Heeney	Kansas	6'0"	231	30 3/4	9
Amarlo Herrera	Georgia	6'1"	244	32 3/4	9 5/8
Jordan Hicks	Texas	6'1"	236	32	10
Zack Hodges	Harvard	6'1"	250	34 1/4	9 7/8
Mike Hull	Penn State	6'0"	237	30 1/2	9 3/8
Taiwan Jones	Michigan State	6'3"	245	34	10
Eric Kendricks	UCLA	6'0"	232	31	9 5/8
Hau'oli Kikaha	Washington	6'2"	253	32 1/2	9 5/8
Lorenzo Mauldin	Louisville	6'4"	259	33	9 7/8
Benardrick McKinney	Mississippi State	6'4"	246	33	9
Mark Nzeocha	Wyoming	6'2"	232	33	10
Denzel Perryman	Miami	5'11"	236	31 7/8	9 1/2
Hayes Pullard	USC	6'0"	240	31 1/4	9 5/8
Edmond Robinson	Newberry	6'3"	245	34	10 1/4
Jake Ryan	Michigan	6'2"	240	31	9 3/8
Martrell Spaight	Arkansas	6'0"	236	32 3/4	9 1/8
J.R. Tavai	USC	6'2"	249	31 1/2	9 1/8
Shaq Thompson	Washington	6'0"	228	33	9 1/2
Davis Tull	Tennessee-Chattanooga	6'2"	246	31 1/4	9 3/4
Max Valles	Virginia	6'5"	251	32 5/8	9 3/8
Tony Washington	Oregon	6'4"	247	33	9 1/2
Damien Wilson	Minnesota	6'0"	245	33 3/4	9 3/8
Ramik Wilson	Georgia	6'2"	237	33	10 5/8

Drills

Player	School	40 (sec.)	Bench Press	Vertical (in.)	Broad Jump (in.)	3-cone	20y Shuttle	60y Shuttle
Kwon Alexander	LSU	4.55	24	36	121	7.14	4.20
Stephone Anthony	Clemson	4.56	23	37	122	7.07	4.03
Neiron Ball	Florida		22
Vic Beasley	Clemson	4.53	35	41	130	6.91	4.15
Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil	Maryland			25
Aaron Davis	Colorado State	4.95	16	29	107	7.38	4.37	12.01
Paul Dawson	TCU	4.93	21	28	109		4.49
Trey DePriest	Alabama
Xzavier Dickson	Alabama	4.74	19	29.5	100	7.56	4.53
B.J. Dubose	Louisville	5.06	26
Bud Dupree	Kentucky	4.56		42	138
Kyle Emanuel	North Dakota State	4.77	27	34	120	7.10	4.25
Dante Fowler Jr.	Florida	4.60	19	32.5	112	7.40	4.32	11.89
Alani Fua	BYU	4.73	18	34.5	118	6.83	4.15	11.54
Randy Gregory	Nebraska	4.64	24	36.5	125
Bryce Hager	Baylor	4.60	26	35	117	7.15	4.36
Eli Harold	Virginia	4.60		35	123	7.07	4.16	11.81
Ben Heeney	Kansas	4.59	19	33.5	120	6.68	4.00	11.06
Amarlo Herrera	Georgia	4.83	23	32	111	7.35	4.27
Jordan Hicks	Texas	4.68	20	38	124	6.78	4.15	11.34
Zack Hodges	Harvard	4.68		33.5	125		4.65
Mike Hull	Penn State	4.68	31			6.99	4.15	11.52
Taiwan Jones	Michigan State	4.95	19	32	115	7.25	4.33
Eric Kendricks	UCLA	4.61	19	38	124
Hau'oli Kikaha	Washington
Lorenzo Mauldin	Louisville	4.85	23	32	112	7.47	4.58
Benardrick McKinney	Mississippi State	4.66	16	40.5	121	7.21	4.27
Mark Nzeocha	Wyoming		24
Denzel Perryman	Miami	4.78	27	32	113
Hayes Pullard	USC	4.78	19	31	110	7.07	4.39
Edmond Robinson	Newberry	4.61	20	37	121	7.49	4.38	11.81
Jake Ryan	Michigan	4.65	20	34.5	120	7.11	4.20	11.65
Martrell Spaight	Arkansas	4.88	25	35	120	7.66
J.R. Tavai	USC	4.91	20	30.5	112
Shaq Thompson	Washington	4.64		33.5	117	6.99	4.08	11.78
Davis Tull	Tennessee-Chattanooga		26	42.5	132
Max Valles	Virginia	4.83		36.5	121	7.59	4.37
Tony Washington	Oregon	4.99	17	32.5	110	7.20	4.31	12.83
Damien Wilson	Minnesota	4.77	22	37	119	7.21	4.20	11.68
Ramik Wilson	Georgia	4.77	23	35	111		4.51

Defensive Linemen

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Several athletic marvels were on display in the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine's defensive line group.

USC defensive tackle Leonard Williams was a headliner, and many evaluators had to be eager to see what Arik Armstead of Oregon could do with his tremendous physique.

A loaded class of pass-rushers makes the defensive end position loaded with talent. Many of them were strutting their skills in Indianapolis on Sunday. Read on for the complete results from the young men who will soon be occupying the NFL trenches.

Players to Watch: Leonard Williams (USC), Arik Armstead (Oregon), Nate Orchard (Utah), Carl Davis (Iowa)

Measurables

Player	School	Height (nearest inch)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in)	Hand Size (in)
Henry Anderson	Stanford	6'6"	294	33 1/2	9 3/4
Arik Armstead	Oregon	6'7"	292	33	10 1/2
Tavaris Barnes	Clemson	6'4"	282	33 1/8	8 1/2
Michael Bennett	Ohio State	6'2"	293	33 5/8	10 1/4
Angelo Blackson	Auburn	6'4"	318	33 3/4	9 3/4
Malcom Brown	Texas	6'2"	319	32 1/2	10
Anthony Chickillo	Miami (Florida)	6'3"	267	33 1/2	10 1/8
Frank Clark	Michigan	6'3"	271	34 3/8	10 1/8
Xavier Cooper	Washington State	6'3"	293	31 1/2	9 3/8
Christian Covington	Rice	6'2"	289	33 1/4	10
Corey Crawford	Clemson	6'5"	283	34 1/2	9 1/4
Carl Davis	Iowa	6'5"	320	34 5/8	11
Tyeler Davison	Fresno State	6'2"	316	34	10 3/4
Ryan Delaire	Towson	6'4"	254	32 1/2	10 3/8
Mario Edwards Jr.	Florida State	6'3"	279	33 1/4	10 7/8
Trey Flowers	Arkansas	6'2"	266	34 1/4	10
Markus Golden	Missouri	6'2"	260	31 1/8	10 1/2
Eddie Goldman	Florida State	6'4"	336	33 1/8	10 1/8
Geneo Grissom	Oklahoma	6'3"	262	33 3/8	10 1/4
Obum Gwacham	Oregon State	6'5"	246	34 3/8	10
Marcus Hardison	Arizona State	6'3"	307	33 1/2	10 3/8
Danielle Hunter	LSU	6'5"	252	34 1/4	10 1/2
Martin Ifedi	Memphis	6'3"	275	33 7/8	10
Grady Jarrett	Clemson	6'1"	304	32 3/8	10
Derrick Lott	Tennessee-Chattanooga	6'4"	314	33 5/8	9 1/8
Joey Mbu	Houston	6'3"	313	35	9 1/4
Ellis McCarthy	UCLA	6'5"	338	34 1/8	9 7/8
Rakeem Nunez-Roches	Southern Miss	6'2"	307	32 5/8	10 1/8
Owamagbe Odighizuwa	UCLA	6'3"	267	33 3/4	11
Nate Orchard	Utah	6'3"	250	33 3/4	10 1/8
Leon Orr	Florida	6'5"	323	34 1/8	9 3/8
David Parry	Stanford	6'1"	308	31	9 7/8
Jordan Phillips	Oklahoma	6'5"	329	34 3/4	9 3/8
Darius Philon	Arkansas	6'1"	298	32 3/8	9 1/2
Shane Ray	Missouri	6'3"	245	33 1/8	9
Cedric Reed	Texas	6'5"	269	33 3/8	9 3/4
Bobby Richardson	Indiana	6'3"	283	34 5/8	11
Ryan Russell	Purdue	6'4"	269	33 3/8	10 1/4
Danny Shelton	Washington	6'2"	339	32	10 1/4
Deon Simon	Northwestern State	6'4"	321	33	10 1/2
Preston Smith	Mississippi State	6'5"	271	34	10 5/8
Za'Darius Smith	Kentucky	6'4"	274	32 5/8	10
J.T. Surratt	South Carolina	6'1"	304	32	10 1/8
Lynden Trail	Norfolk State	6'7"	269	34 7/8	10 1/2
Louis Trinca-Pasat	Iowa	6'1"	290	31 7/8	10 1/8
Zack Wagenmann	Montana	6'3"	247	33 1/2	9 1/2
Leterrius Walton	Central Michigan	6'5"	319	32 1/4	10 1/4
Leonard Williams	USC	6'5"	302	34 5/8	10 5/8
Gabe Wright	Auburn	6'3"	300	32 5/8	10 3/4

Drills

Player	40 (sec)	Bench Press	Vertical (in)	Broad Jump (in)	3-cone	20y Shuttle	60y Shuttle
Henry Anderson	5.03		30	111	7.20	4.19
Arik Armstead	5.10	24	34	117	7.57	4.53
Tavaris Barnes	4.80	22
Angelo Blackson	5.02	20	31	101	7.50	4.57
Malcom Brown	5.05	26	29.5	98	7.84	4.59
Anthony Chickillo	4.79	27	34.5	114	7.17	4.25
Frank Clark	4.79	19	38.5	118	7.08	4.05	11.22
Xavier Cooper	4.86	29	29	110	7.23	4.37
Corey Crawford	5.01		33	110	7.64	4.65
Carl Davis	5.07		33	103	7.91	4.47
Tyeler Davison	5.18	32	33	105	7.53	4.46
Ryan Delaire	4.97	23
Mario Edwards Jr.	4.84	32	32.5	120	7.44	4.55
Trey Flowers	4.93	28	36.5	121	7.34	4.40	12.03
Markus Golden	4.90
Geneo Grissom	4.81	20	37	117	7.24	4.38	12.44
Obum Gwacham	4.72	22	36	121	7.28	4.28
Marcus Hardison		27
Danielle Hunter	4.57	25
Martin Ifedi	4.88	16	31	111	7.39	4.58
Grady Jarrett	5.06	30	31	112	7.37	4.56
Derrick Lott	4.99	30	26.5	106	7.30	4.44
Joey Mbu	5.54		22.5	97	8.20	5.01
Ellis McCarthy	5.21	24	32	109	8.16	5.17
Rakeem Nunez-Roches	5.02	26	34	114	7.67	4.69
Owamagbe Odighizuwa	4.62	25	39	127	7.36	4.19	11.75
Nate Orchard	4.80		31.5	115	7.28	4.43	12.06
Leon Orr	5.16		28	100	8.26	4.90
David Parry	5.38	34	29	103
Jordan Phillips	5.17	28	30	105	7.88	4.68
Darius Philon	5.00	26	31	107	8.00
Shane Ray		21
Cedric Reed		22
Bobby Richardson	5.16		32.5	106	7.57	4.41
Ryan Russell	4.75	25	32.5	119	7.25	4.47	12.26
Danny Shelton	5.64	34	30.5	95	7.99	4.65
Deon Simon	5.12	35	29.5	105	7.92	4.76
Preston Smith	4.74	24	34	121	7.07	4.28	11.70
Za'Darius Smith	4.83	23	29	113	7.42	4.66	12.65
J.T. Surratt	5.19	29	30	106	7.78	4.71
Lynden Trail	4.91	24	32.5	117	7.32	4.48	12.56
Louis Trinca-Pasat	4.96		32	105	7.40	4.30
Zack Wagenmann	4.82	14	37.5	109	7.07	4.26	12.00
Leterrius Walton	5.25	25	27	103	7.91	4.78
Leonard Williams	4.97		29.5	106	7.59	4.53
Gabe Wright	5.07	34	26.5	100	7.73	4.56

Running Backs

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The running back position has been a stay-away area for NFL front offices near the top of the draft. No back has been chosen in the first round since 2012, as plenty of quality, high-value options have been found in the latter stages.

This year's crop may change the perception, though. Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon has a real chance to come off the board in the top 32. Even Georgia's Todd Gurley, despite a torn ACL, may hear his name called on Day 1.

Those are just two of the headliners in a deep, talented pool of RB prospects that is among the best in recent memory. Check out their combine results from Saturday.

Players to Watch: Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin), Ameer Abdullah (Nebraska), David Johnson (Northern Iowa), T.J. Yeldon (Alabama).

Measurables

Name	School	Height (closest inch)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in)	Hand Size (in)
Ameer Abdullah	Nebraska	5'9"	205	30	8 5/8
Jay Ajayi	Boise State	6'0"	221	32	10
Javorius Allen	USC	6'0"	221	31 3/4	9 3/8
Cameron Artis-Payne	Auburn	5'10"	198	29 5/8	8 7/8
Dominique Brown	Louisville	6'2"	234	32 3/8	9 1/2
Malcolm Brown	Texas	5'11"	224	32 3/4	10 1/4
Michael Burton	Rutgers	5'11"	242	29 1/4	9 1/2
B.J. Catalon	TCU	5'7"	185	30	9
David Cobb	Minnesota	5'11"	229	31 5/8	9 3/8
Tevin Coleman	Indiana	5'11"	206	32	8 5/8
John Crockett	North Dakota State	6'0"	217	31	9 3/4
Mike Davis	South Carolina	5'9"	217	30 1/4	9 3/8
Michael Dyer	Louisville	5'8"	218	30 5/8	9 1/2
Jahwan Edwards	Ball State	5'9"	220	31 5/8	8 7/8
Jalston Foster	Alabama	5'11"	254	32 3/4	10 1/2
Melvin Gordon	Wisconsin	6'1"	215	32 3/8	9 3/4
Todd Gurley	Georgia	6'1"	222	31 1/2	10
Dee Hart	Colorado State	5'7"	199	29 3/4	9
Braylon Heard	Kentucky	5'10"	198	30 1/4	9
Kenny Hilliard	LSU	6'0"	226	31 1/4	9 1/4
Joey Iosefa	Hawaii	6'0"	247	31 3/4	10 1/4
Duke Johnson	Miami (Florida)	5'9"	207	30 3/8	9 1/4
David Johnson	Northern Iowa	6'1"	224	31 1/4	9 5/8
Gus Johnson	Stephen F. Austin	5'10"	215	29 5/8	9 1/8
Matt Jones	Florida	6'2"	231	32	8 5/8
Jeremy Langford	Michigan State	6'0"	208	31 1/2	8 3/4
Terrence Magee	LSU	5'8"	213	30	9
Marcus Murphy	Missouri	5'8"	193	31	8 5/8
Thomas Rawls	Central Michigan	5'9"	215	30 3/4	9 1/2
Josh Robinson	Mississippi State	5'8"	217	29 3/4	10 1/8
Ross Scheuerman	Lafayette	6'0"	204	30	8 3/4
Tyler Varga	Yale	5'11"	222	30 3/8	10 5/8
Trey Williams	Texas A&M	5'7"	195	29 7/8	8 1/4
Karlos Williams	Florida State	6'1"	230	33	9 3/4
T.J. Yeldon	Alabama	6'1"	226	31 5/8	9
Zach Zenner	South Dakota State	5'11"	223	32	9 5/8

Drills

Name	40 (sec)	Bench (reps/225 lbs.)	Vertical (in)	Broad Jump (in)	3-cone	20 y Shuttle	60 y Shuttle
Ameer Abdullah	4.60	24	42.5	130	6.79	3.95	11.18
Jay Ajayi	4.57	19	39	121	7.10	4.10	11.10
Javorius Allen	4.53	11	35.5	121	6.96	4.28
Cameron Artis-Payne	4.53		36.5	118	7.13
Dominique Brown		17
Malcolm Brown	4.62	19	34.5	117	6.86	4.15	11.32
Michael Burton	4.74	25	33	115	7.20	4.34	11.62
B.J. Catalon	4.57		36	114	6.90	4.15
David Cobb	4.81	17	38.5	121
Tevin Coleman		22
John Crockett	4.62	15	40	125	7.15	4.25
Mike Davis	4.61	17	34	116	7.00	4.18	11.65
Michael Dyer	4.58	26	34	120
Jahwan Edwards	4.80	16	35.5	117	7.63	4.50	12.40
Jalston Foster	4.94	23	33.5	114	7.56	4.40
Melvin Gordon	4.52	19	35	126	7.04	4.07	11.00
Todd Gurley		17
Dee Hart	4.80		33	113	7.20	4.38
Braylon Heard	4.63	19	30.5	116	7.19	4.40
Kenny Hilliard	4.83		27	111	7.17	4.40
Joey Iosefa	5.02	30	31.5	110	7.24	4.33
Duke Johnson	4.54		33.5	121
David Johnson	4.50	25	41.5	127	6.82	4.27
Gus Johnson	4.70	26	36.5	120	7.09	4.13	11.76
Matt Jones	4.61	20	31.5	112		4.20
Jeremy Langford	4.42		34.5	118	7.22	4.32
Terrence Magee		22	37	115	7.52	4.37
Marcus Murphy	4.61	11	29	109		4.40
Thomas Rawls	4.65	15	35.5	116
Josh Robinson	4.70	21	32	113
Ross Scheuerman	4.62	15	33	121	7.08	4.11	11.40
Tyler Varga		23
Trey Williams	4.49	18	33.5	119	6.84	4.12	11.45
Karlos Williams	4.48	16	33.5	117	7.16	4.46
T.J. Yeldon	4.61	22	36	117	7.19	4.22
Zach Zenner	4.60	25	41	121	7.08	4.14	11.69

Wide Receivers

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Three receivers have been in tight competition to be the first one off the board at their position. The elite trio consists of West Virginia's Kevin White, Amari Cooper of Alabama and Louisville product DeVante Parker.

White had the best outing of the top-tier prospects on Saturday, running a sensational 40-yard dash to dismiss any doubts about his top-end and long-range speed. Although Cooper and Parker were strong in their own ways, it was White who emerged as the big winner.

But there were other amazing performers, not the least of whom was Arizona State's Jaelen Strong, among the other big winners in Indianapolis in what should be another loaded receiver draft class.

Players to Watch: Amari Cooper (Alabama), Kevin White (West Virginia), DeVante Parker (Louisville), Jaelen Strong (Arizona State).

Measurables

Name	School	Height (nearest in)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in)	Hand Size (in)
Nelson Agholor	USC	6'0"	198	32 1/4	9 1/4
Mario Alford	West Virginia	5'8"	180	31 1/4	9 3/8
Dres Anderson	Utah	6'1"	187	31 5/8	9 3/8
Kenny Bell	Nebraska	6'1"	197	31 5/8	9 1/4
Da'Ron Brown	Northern Illinois	6'0"	205	32	10 1/4
Kaelin Clay	Utah	5'10"	195	30 7/8	9
Sammie Coates	Auburn	6'1"	212	33 3/8	9 3/8
Chris Conley	Georgia	6'2"	213	33 3/4	9 7/8
Amari Cooper	Alabama	6'1"	211	31 1/2	10
Jamison Crowder	Duke	5'8"	195	30 3/8	8 3/4
Davaris Daniels	Notre Dame	6'1"	201	31 1/4	9
Geremy Davis	Connecticut	6'2"	216	32 1/4	9 1/2
Titus Davis	Central Michigan	6'1"	196	29 5/8	8 1/4
Devante Davis	UNLV	6'3"	220	32 3/8	9 1/2
Stefon Diggs	Maryland	6'0"	195	31 1/4	10
Phillip Dorsett	Miami (Florida)	5'10"	185	30 1/4	9 3/8
Devin Funchess	Michigan	6'4"	232	33 1/2	9 3/4
Antwan Goodley	Baylor	5'10"	209	30 3/4	9 1/4
Dorial Green-Beckham	Oklahoma/Missouri	6'5"	237	32 1/2	9
Rashad Greene	Florida State	5'11"	182	31 5/8	9
Rannell Hall	Central Florida	6'0"	198	30 1/2	8 5/8
Justin Hardy	East Carolina	5'10"	192	32 1/8	10
Josh Harper	Fresno State	6'1"	191	30 7/8	8 3/4
Christion Jones	Alabama	5'10"	182	30	9
Dezmin Lewis	Central Arkansas	6'4"	214	32 1/2	9 7/8
Tony Lippett	Michigan State	6'2"	192	32 3/4	9 7/8
Tyler Lockett	Kansas State	5'10"	182	30	8 3/8
Deon Long	Maryland	6'0"	192	31	9 1/2
Donatella Luckett	Harding	6'0"	211	31	9 1/4
Vince Mayle	Washington State	6'2"	224	31 3/4	9
Tre McBride	William & Mary	6'0"	210	32 1/8	9
Ty Montgomery	Stanford	6'0"	221	31	10 1/8
Keith Mumphery	Michigan State	6'0"	215	31 1/8	9 1/8
J.J. Nelson	UAB	5'10"	156	31 1/8	8 1/4
DeVante Parker	Louisville	6'3"	209	33 1/4	9 1/4
Breshad Perriman	Central Florida	6'2"	212	32	9 1/4
Ezell Ruffin	San Diego State	6'0"	218	31 1/8	8 3/4
DeAndre Smelter	Georgia Tech	6'2"	226	32 5/8	11
Devin Smith	Ohio State	6'0"	196	31	9
Jaelen Strong	Arizona State	6'2"	217	32 1/2	9
Darren Waller	Georgia Tech	6'6"	238	33 1/4	9
Kevin White	West Virginia	6'3"	215	32 5/8	9 1/4
DeAndrew White	Alabama	5'11"	193	31	9 1/8
Cam Worthy	East Carolina	6'2"	212	33 1/2	10 1/8

Drills

Name	40 (sec)	Bench (reps/225 lbs.)	Vertical (in)	Broad Jump (in)	3-cone	20 y Shuttle	60 y Shuttle
Nelson Agholor	4.42	12
Mario Alford	4.43	13	34	121	6.64	4.07	11.22
Dres Anderson		13
Kenny Bell	4.42	7	41.5	129	6.66	4.15	11.60
Da'Ron Brown	4.54	17	37	120	7.04	4.11	11.68
Kaelin Clay	4.51	10	33	113	6.97	4.26
Sammie Coates	4.43	23	41	131	6.98	4.06	11.81
Chris Conley	4.35	18	45	139	7.06	4.30	11.65
Amari Cooper	4.42		33	120	6.71	3.98
Jamison Crowder	4.56	10	37	115	7.17	4.32
Davaris Daniels	4.62	13	37	122
Geremy Davis		23	36.5	124	6.86	4.18	11.28
Titus Davis	4.51		32.5	119	7.14	4.28
Devante Davis	4.57	16	35.5	115	7.25	4.12	11.60
Stefon Diggs	4.46		35	115	7.03	4.32
Phillip Dorsett	4.33	13	37	122	6.70	4.11
Devin Funchess	4.70	17	38.5	122
Antwan Goodley	4.44
Dorial Green-Beckham	4.49	13	33.5	119	6.89	4.45	11.89
Rashad Greene	4.53		36.5	122	6.88	4.12
Rannell Hall	4.60	16	41	132	6.86	4.15
Justin Hardy	4.56	11	36.5	114	6.63	4.21
Josh Harper	4.64	13	32	108	7.15	4.36	12.26
Christion Jones	4.63	8	32.5	119	6.91	4.19	11.76
Dezmin Lewis	4.58	16	33.5	119	7.11	4.28	11.63
Tony Lippett	4.61	10	36	114	6.92	4.13	11.44
Tyler Lockett	4.40		35.5	121	6.89	4.07	11.14
Deon Long	4.51	12	34	120	6.98	4.27
Donatella Luckett	4.65	17	34	118	7.51	4.50	12.52
Vince Mayle	4.67		35.5	117	6.93	4.13
Tre McBride	4.41	16	38	122	6.96	4.08	11.70
Ty Montgomery	4.55		40.5	121	6.97	4.21	11.57
Keith Mumphery	4.54		32.5	121	7.07	4.25
J.J. Nelson	4.28		36	127	7.02	4.15	11.89
DeVante Parker	4.45	17	36.5	125
Ezell Ruffin	4.68	17	27.5	110	7.35	4.58	12.59
Devin Smith	4.42	10	39	122		4.15
Jaelen Strong	4.44		42	123
Darren Waller	4.46	12	37	125	7.07	4.25	11.35
Kevin White	4.35	23	36.5	123	6.92	4.14	11.52
DeAndrew White	4.44		34.5	118	6.97	4.18
Cam Worthy		12

Quarterbacks

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The most important position in all of football was naturally a focal point during Saturday's action at the combine. Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota opted to air it out, and proved they had nothing to hide in terms of their ability to make all the throws.

Winston was a bit more impressive due to his deep-ball prowess, but Mariota held his own. Mariota ran far faster than Winston in the 40-yard dash, while UCLA product Brett Hundley also impressed with his unique athleticism.

Read on for the full measurements for the marquee signal-callers who received invitations to Indianapolis.

Players to Watch: Jameis Winston (Florida State), Marcus Mariota (Oregon), Brett Hundley (UCLA), Bryce Petty (Baylor).

Measurables 

Name	School	Height (nearest inch)	Weight (lbs.)	Arm Length (in)	Hand Size (in)
Bryan Bennett	Southeastern Louisiana	6'2"	211	31	9 1/2
Anthony Boone	Duke	6'0"	231	31 5/8	9 5/8
Brandon Bridge	South Alabama	6'4"	229	34 1/4	9 1/4
Shane Carden	East Carolina	6'2"	218	33 1/4	9 3/4
Cody Fajardo	Nevada	6'1"	223	31 3/8	9 1/2
Garrett Grayson	Colorado State	6'2"	213	30	10
Connor Halliday	Washington State	6'3"	196	31 1/4	8 3/8
Brett Hundley	UCLA	6'3"	226	32 1/8	10 1/2
Jerry Lovelocke	Prarie View A&M	6'4"	248	34 1/4	10 1/2
Sean Mannion	Oregon State	6'6"	229	33 1/2	9
Marcus Mariota	Oregon	6'4"	222	32	9 7/8
Nick Marshall	Auburn	6'1"	207	32 1/8	9 1/4
Bryce Petty	Baylor	6'3"	230	31 7/8	10
Blake Sims	Alabama	5'11"	218	31 1/2	9
Jameis Winston	Florida State	6'4"	231	32	9 3/8

Drills

Name	School	40 (sec)	Bench (225 lbs. reps)	Vertical (in)	Broad Jump (in)	3-cone	20y Shuttle
Bryan Bennett	Southeastern Louisiana	4.81		37	125	7.13	4.20
Anthony Boone	Duke	5.03		26.5	100	7.47	4.62
Brandon Bridge	South Alabama	4.72		33	110	7.18	4.37
Shane Carden	East Carolina	4.94		29.5	104	7.17	4.45
Cody Fajardo	Nevada	4.63		32.5	118	6.95	4.10
Brett Hundley	UCLA	4.63		36	120	6.93	3.98
Jerry Lovelocke	Prarie View A&M	4.99		31.5	113	7.30	4.51
Sean Mannion	Oregon State	5.14		31	105	7.29	4.39
Marcus Mariota	Oregon	4.52		36	121	6.87	4.11
Nick Marshall	Auburn	4.54	12	37.5	124	6.96	4.15
Bryce Petty	Baylor	4.87		34	121	6.91	4.13
Blake Sims	Alabama	4.57		30.5	115
Jameis Winston	Florida State	4.97		28.5	103	7.16	4.36

Tight Ends

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The growth of tight ends over the last decade has made it a fascinating position to watch. In the past, players were mostly used in blocking situations. Thanks to dynamic talents like Antonio Gates, Rob Gronkowski, Jimmy Graham and the retired Tony Gonzalez, it's opened up a lot of things in the passing game. 

One thing that can be said about this year's tight end class is it's not particularly sexy. There seems to be only one player, Minnesota's Maxx Williams, with a chance to crack the first round though there are intriguing talents who can make a jump with good showings this weekend.

Players to Watch: Maxx Williams (Minnesota), Nick O'Leary (Florida State), Jeff Heuerman (Ohio State), Clive Walford (Miami)

Measurables

Player	School	Height (nearest in)	Weight (lbs)	Arm (in)	Hand (in)
Rory Anderson	South Carolina	6'5"	244	32 1/4	8 3/4
Blake Bell	Oklahoma	6'6"	252	33 1/8	10
E.J. Bibbs	Iowa State	6'2"	258	31 1/8	10 1/4
Nick Boyle	Delaware	6'4"	268	33 3/8	10 3/8
Gerald Christian	Louisville	6'3"	244	32 1/2	10 3/4
Cameron Clear	Texas A&M	6'5"	277	33 5/8	9 5/8
A.J. Derby	Arkansas	6'4"	255	30 1/2	9 1/2
Jeff Heuerman	Ohio State	6'5"	254	33 1/4	10 1/8
Jesse James	Penn State	6'7"	261	33	9 3/8
Ben Koyack	Notre Dame	6'5"	255	32 5/8	10 3/4
Tyler Kroft	Rutgers	6'5"	246	33	9 5/8
Nick O'Leary	Florida State	6'3"	252	29 3/4	9 3/8
MyCole Pruitt	Southern Illinois	6'2"	251	33 1/2	10 1/4
Wes Saxton	South Alabama	6'3"	248	32	9 5/8
Jean Sifrin	Massachusetts	6'5"	245	33 3/8	11
Randall Telfer	USC	6'4"	250	33 1/2	9 5/8
Eric Tomlinson	UTEP	6'6"	263	32 7/8	10
Clive Walford	Miami	6'4"	251	34	10 1/4
Maxx Williams	Minnesota	6'4"	249	33 1/2	10 3/8

Drills

Player	School	40 (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3 Cone (sec)	60-Yard Shuttle (sec)
Rory Anderson	South Carolina
Blake Bell	Oklahoma	4.80	14	33	116		11.81
E.J. Bibbs	Iowa State		20
Nick Boyle	Delaware	5.04	20	30.5	112		11.65
Gerald Christian	Louisville	4.87	28				12.66
Cameron Clear	Texas A&M	4.98		32	108		12.07
A.J. Derby	Arkansas		15
Jeff Heuerman	Ohio State		26
Jesse James	Penn State	4.83	26	37.5	121		12.15
Ben Koyack	Notre Dame
Tyler Kroft	Rutgers		17
Nick O'Leary	Florida State	4.93	21	30.5	110		12.4
MyCole Pruitt	Southern Illinois	4.58	17	38	118		11.85
Wes Saxton	South Alabama	4.65		36	119		12.52
Jean Sifrin	Massachusetts	4.84		33	114		12.25
Randall Telfer	USC		20
Eric Tomlinson	UTEP	4.98	19	30.5	110		12.41
Clive Walford	Miami	4.79	20	35	120
Maxx Williams	Minnesota	4.78	17	34.5	117		12.31

Offensive Line

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It's fitting that offensive linemen took center stage on the first day of the combine. Even though these aren't the flashy players, there isn't a coach who doesn't understand the value of dominating in the trenches. 

The linemen also go through a rigorous workout because they have to do so many things. If you want to play in the NFL, size, strength, speed, agility, lateral quickness and instincts are crucial for any spot on the offensive line. 

Another important factor for offensive linemen is length, especially in the arms. Being able to block a defender out front instead of having to move or wait for them to attack is going to make plays develop faster. 

Players to Watch: T.J. Clemmings (Pittsburgh), Ereck Flowers (Miami), Brandon Scherff (Iowa), La'el Collins (LSU)

Measurables 

Player	School	Height (Nearest In)	Weight (lbs)	Arm (in)	Hand (in)
Al Bond	Memphis	6'4"	303	33 3/8	10 1/4
Brett Boyko	UNLV	6'7"	301	32	9
Jamon Brown	Louisville	6'4"	323	34 3/8	9 3/4
Trenton Brown	Florida	6'8'	355	36	10 7/8
A.J. Cann	South Carolina	6'3"	313	32 5/8	10 1/4
T.J. Clemmings	Pittsburgh	6'5"	309	35 1/8	10 3/8
Takoby Cofield	Duke	6'4"	310	34	10
La'el Collins	LSU	6'4"	305	33 1/4	10 3/8
Rob Crisp	N.C. State	6'7"	301	34 1/2	10
Reese Dismukes	Auburn	6'3"	296	32 1/4	8 7/8
Andrew Donnal	Iowa	6'6"	313	33 1/2	10
Jamil Douglas	Arizona State	6'4"	304	33 3/8	10 3/4
Cameron Erving	Florida State	6'5"	313	34 1/8	9 7/8
Tayo Fabuluje	TCU	6'6"	353	34	9 7/8
Jon Feliciano	Miami	6'4"	323	32 3/8	9 3/4
B.J. Finney	Kansas State	6'4"	318	32	10
Jake Fisher	Oregon	6'6"	306	33 3/4	10 3/8
Ereck Flowers	Miami	6'6"	329	34 1/2	9 7/8
Andy Gallik	Boston College	6'2"	306	32 3/4	10 1/4
Max Garcia	Florida	6'4"	309	33 1/8	10 1/4
Laurence Gibson	Virginia Tech	6'6"	305	35 1/8	10 3/8
Mark Glowinski	West Virginia	6'4"	307	33 1/8	9 3/4
Hroniss Grasu	Oregon	6'4"	297	32 1/8	10 1/4
Chaz Green	Florida	6'5"	314	33 3/8	10 7/8
Chad Hamilton	Coastal Carolina	6'2"	292	34	9 3/8
Jarvis Harrison	Texas A&M	6'4"	330	33 1/2	9 3/4
Bobby Hart	Florida State	6'5"	329	33	10 1/8
Rob Havenstein	Wisconsin	6'7"	321	33 3/4	9 7/8
Sean Hickey	Syracuse	6'5"	309	32 3/4	106
D.J. Humphries	Florida	6'5"	307	33 5/8	10
Tre Jackson	Florida State	6'4"	330	32 5/8	10 7/8
Arie Kouandjio	Alabama	6'5"	310	34 1/8	10 7/8
Greg Mancz	Toledo	6'4"	301	N/A	10
Ali Marpet	Hobart & William Smith	6'4"	307	33 3/8	10
Josue Matias	Florida State	6'5"	309	33 1/8	10
John Miller	Louisville	6'2"	303	33 1/4	10 1/4
Darrian Miller	Kentucky	6'5"	307	33	9 3/4
Mitch Morse	Missouri	6'5"	305	32 1/4	9 1/4
Robert Myers	Tennessee State	6'5"	326	33 3/4	9 1/2
Cedric Ogbuehi	Texas A&M	6'5"	306	35 7/8	10
Andrus Peat	Stanford	6'7"	313	34 3/8	10 5/8
Terry Poole	San Diego State	6'5"	307	33 1/4	9 1/2
Jeremiah Poutasi	Utah	6'5"	335	33 7/8	9 1/2
Corey Robinson	South Carolina	6'7"	324	35 5/8	10 3/4
Ty Sambrailo	Colorado State	6'6"	311	33	10
Brandon Scherff	Iowa	6'5"	319	33 3/8	11
Adam Shead	Oklahoma	6'4"	338	33 3/4	10 3/8
Austin Sheperd	Alabama	6'4"	315	32 7/8	10
Donovan Smith	Penn State	6'6"	338	34 3/8	10 5/8
Tyrus Thompson Laken Tomlinson Daryl Williams	Stanford Duke Oklahoma	6'5"  6'3"  6'5"	324  323  327	34 7/8  33 5/8  35"	10 1/4  10 1/8  9 3/4

Drills

Player	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3 Cone (sec)	20y Shuttle (sec)
Al Bond	5.57	22	23.5	90	7.9	4.65
Brett Boyko	5.60		25	103	7.91	4.75
Jamon Brown
Trenton Brown	5.29	20	23.5	97	8.23	4.78
A.J. Cann		26
T.J. Clemmings	5.14	22	32.5	111	7.68	4.54
Takoby Cofield	5.19	23	30	101	8.09	4.79
La'el Collins	5.12	21	27	108	7.7	4.63
Rob Crisp	5.26	26	32.5	107	8.07	4.6
Reese Dismukes	5.31	23	27.5	107	8.14	4.7
Andrew Donnal	5.31	17	32	101	7.84	4.77
Jamil Douglas	5.25	28	29	99	7.99	4.75
Cameron Erving	5.15	30	30.5	112	7.48	4.63
Tayo Fabuluje	5.55		29.5			4.77
Jon Feliciano	5.33		26.5	97		4.74
B.J. Finney	5.25	20	24	99		4.76
Jake Fisher	5.01	25	32.5		7.25	4.33
Ereck Flowers	5.31	37
Andy Gallik	5.50	29	27	96	7.66	4.58
Max Garcia
Laurence Gibson	5.04	24	33.5	113	7.72	4.56
Mark Glowinski	5.20	31	29.5	113	7.56	4.58
Hroniss Grasu
Chaz Green	5.16	21	29.5	106	8.0	4.7
Chad Hamilton
Jarvis Harrison	5.19	26	29.5	102	7.51	4.62
Bobby Hart
Rob Havenstein	5.46	16	28.5	96	8.28	4.87
Sean Hickey		35
D.J. Humphries	5.12	26	31	104	7.87	4.64
Tre Jackson	5.52		25	96
Arie Kouandjio
Greg Mancz
Ali Marpet	4.98	30	30.5	108	7.33	4.47
Josue Matias	5.52		17.5	84	8.19	5.12
John Miller	5.33	29	27	104	8.20	4.75
Darrian Miller	5.51		25	97	7.91	4.87
Mitch Morse	5.14	36	31	112	7.6	4.5
Robert Myers	5.44		27.5	94	8.1	4.91
Cedric Ogbuehi		23
Andrus Peat	5.18		31	105	8.01	4.62
Terry Poole	5.09	25	31	113	7.9	4.66
Jeremiah Poutasi	5.32	26	26.5	95	8.09	4.89
Corey Robinson		28
Ty Sambrailo	5.36	23	29	97	7.54	4.58
Brandon Scherff	5.05	23
Adam Shead	5.74	26
Austin Sheperd	5.39	17	29	94	8.04	4.7
Donovan Smith	5.27	26	32	109	7.95	4.79
Tyrus Thompson Laken Tomlinson Daryl Williams	-  5.33  5.34	29  25  27	29  31.5  26	97  103  97	8.17	4.92  4.87  5.15