The NFL Scouting Combine is one of the biggest events of the NFL calendar year. It's a week that sees the NFL world convene in Indianapolis so that it can evaluate NFL Draft prospects through extensive interviews, measurements, psychological tests, medical exams and on-field drills.
PFF will be at the Combine for the entire week, providing you with everything you need to know from the weekly schedule, prospect analysis, live player results updates, key takeaways, player interviews, breaking news and much more. You can find everything you need to know below:
[Editor's Note: PFF's 2020 NFL Draft Guide is LIVE and available to all EDGE and ELITE subscribers. Download your copy today!]
NFL SCOUTING COMBINE DAILY SCHEDULE
QUARTERBACKS, TIGHT ENDS, WIDE RECEIVERS
Sunday, February 23: Player arrival, registration, interviews
Monday, February 24: Measurements, interviews
Tuesday, February 25: Media, medical exams, interviews, psychological testing
Wednesday, February 26: Interviews, bench press, psychological testing
Thursday, February 27: On-field workouts at 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM ET on NFL Network
OFFENSIVE LINE, RUNNING BACKS, SPECIAL TEAMS, KICKERS
Monday, February 24: Player arrival, registration, interviews
Tuesday, February 25: Measurements, interviews
Wednesday, February 26: Media, medical exams, interviews, psychological testing
Thursday, February 27: Interviews, bench press, psychological testing
Friday, February 28: On-field workouts: 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM ET on NFL Network
DEFENSIVE LINE, LINEBACKERS
Tuesday, February 25: Player arrival, registration, interviews
Wednesday, February 26: Measurements, interviews
Thursday, February 27: Media, medical exams, interviews, psychological testing
Friday, February 28: Interviews, bench press, psychological testing
Saturday, February 29: On-field workouts 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM ET on NFL Network
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Wednesday, February 26: Player arrival, registration, interviews
Thursday, February 27: Measurements, interviews
Friday, February 28: Media, medical exams, interviews, psychological testing
Saturday, February 29: Interviews, bench press, psychological testing
Sunday, March 1: On-field workouts 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM ET on NFL Network
PFF DRAFT GUIDE, MOCK DRAFT, BIG BOARD, POSITION RANKINGS AND MORE
2020 NFL DRAFT GUIDE
500+ scouting profiles, advanced statistics, and grades for the 2020 draft class. Click here to download.
2020 NFL MOCK DRAFT: JERRY JEUDY LANDS WITH NEW YORK, CEEDEE LAMB REJOINS KYLER MURRAY IN ARIZONA
PFF's new 2020 NFL Draft Big Board is live. The 2020 NFL Scouting Combine is underway. The latest version of PFF's 2020 NFL Draft guide will be made available to all EDGE and ELITE subscribers on Monday. It only makes sense to run through all 32 first-round picks again and issue another 2020 NFL Mock Draft. Read more…
2020 NFL DRAFT BIG BOARD
PFF's Big Board for the 2020 NFL Draft offers three-year player grades, combine measurables, position rankings, and in-depth player analysis for all of the top draft prospects. Read more…
2020 NFL DRAFT POSITION RANKINGS
The time has come. Our first official top-10 positional rankings can be found below, and full writeups for each positional group will be rolling out steadily over the next couple of weeks. These rankings are still very much subject to change with the combine and pro days on the horizon. You can also expect to see more non-FBS names on the horizon as we are still in the process of grading some of those top prospects. Read more…
OTHER DRAFT RELATED ARTICLES:
- The most important NFL Combine drills by offensive position (Kevin Cole)
- Investigating historical draft success at defensive positions (Timo Riske)
- Examining Tua Tagovailoa's top-end potential (Steve Palazzolo)
- 2020 NFL Draft: WSU's Anthony Gordon is a quality option at QB (Eric Eager)
- Investigating historical draft success at offensive positions (Timo Riske)
- Projecting NFL comps for Clemson LB Isaiah Simmons (Eric Eager)
- Jerry Jeudy vs. CeeDee Lamb: Who's the real WR1? (Mike Renner)
- Joe Burrow is the best prospect in the 2020 NFL Draft (Steve Palazzolo)
- Finding NFL comps for WR draft prospects through WR clustering (Timo Riske)
- 2020 NFL Mock Draft: PFF's landing spots for the top-10 QBs (Anthony Treash)
- Buyer beware on these 2020 NFL Draft prospects (Mike Renner)
- 2020 NFL Draft prospects with the most to prove at the Combine (Anthony Treash)
- Laviska Shenault's versatility should cement him as a first-round pick in 2020 NFL Draft (Ben Linsey)
- How Jalen Hurts' college success might or might not translate to the NFL (Anthony Treash)
- Mapping out the 2020 NFL Draft for the Miami Dolphins (Anthony Treash)
- Biggest risers and fallers at the 2020 Senior Bowl (Austin Gayle)
- Javon Kinlaw stands out as top prospect on Day 1 at 2020 Senior Bowl (Mike Renner)
- Jeff Okudah was as dominant at Ohio State as Jalen Ramsey was at Florida State (Anthony Treash)
- PFF favorites in the 2020 NFL Draft (Mike Renner)
- Don't fall in love with Justin Jefferson's 2019 production (Austin Gayle)
- Clemson's Isaiah Simmons is the perfect modern-day linebacker (Mike Renner)
- Tua Tagovailoa is every bit a franchise QB prospect (Mike Renner)
- Is Justin Herbert worth the risk in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft? (Anthony Treash)
- Buyer beware on Utah State QB Jordan Love (Anthony Treash)
- College football: 2019 All-Draft Stock Team (Mike Renner)
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PFF'S KEY TAKEAWAYS/QUOTES
.@PFF_Eric wrote an article about how Andrew Thomas projects to the NFL and found his pass-pro (assuming he tests well) comps to Laremy Tunsil and David Bakhtiari.
Asked Thomas if he thinks those are fair comps and he said “Absolutely… I’m working hard to get to that level.”
— Anthony Treash (@PFF_Anthony) February 26, 2020
Tyler Biadasz played all 2,861 of his collegiate snaps at center, but has stressed numerous times he’s versatile and comfortable playing anywhere on the interior.
He’s the fifth best interior offensive lineman in this class in @PFF’s eyes.
— Anthony Treash (@PFF_Anthony) February 26, 2020
6-foot-7, 364-pound Mekhi Becton:
“I swear I’m the most dominant tackle in this class.”
— Anthony Treash (@PFF_Anthony) February 26, 2020
Auburn's Marlon Davidson bulking all the way to 303 pounds shows he’s buying into an interior defensive line role at the next level, which really does elevate his stock.
If he tests well with the added weight, he's going up boards. ????
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 26, 2020
Derrick Brown (6'4″, 326) and Javon Kinlaw (6'5″, 324) are massive. Both players have great size/length.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 26, 2020
LSU’s Damien Lewis mentioned his nastiness a handful of times in his interview, really does see it as a big strength.
He says the game is personal, need to really beat the guy in front of you. pic.twitter.com/peoahIhgox
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 26, 2020
Ohio State’s Jonah Jackson on his strengths:
“Being nasty, being a prick.”
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 26, 2020
Netane Muti, a first-round talent on @PFF’s board, will not participate in the athletic drills this week.
He said he’s 90% healthy right now and doesn’t want to show teams anything less than 100%.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 26, 2020
“Over my career, I’ve seen a lot guys make business decisions.”
Utah’s Zach Moss likes to make people miss punishing fashion. pic.twitter.com/w5ZRe16oce
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 26, 2020
Sean McVay on former PFF analyst and current Rams assistant WRs coach Zac Robinson:
“Zac is a rising star in this profession.” pic.twitter.com/Fn1EdBvrBv
— PFF (@PFF) February 25, 2020
Every top tackle prospect ticked the arm length box with flying colors. There’s a clear top tier:
Georgia’s Andrew Thomas
Alabama’s Jedrick Wills Jr
Houston’s Josh Jones
Iowa’s Tristan Wirfs
Louisville’s Mekhi BectonIf you need OT help you better draft one early round 1
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 25, 2020
Joe Burrow put any rumors of him not wanting to go to the Bengals to rest. Says he wants to be the first pick and “be able to go home for dinner” with Cincy so close to his hometown
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 25, 2020
Arkansas TE CJ O’Grady said a missed workout led to him getting kicked off Arkansas this past season. Was open that he screwed up and adamant he’s learned from it.
He’s got Day 2 talent but a lot of red flags
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 25, 2020
Jalen Reagor really hammered home that his versatility is a big strength, said he has experience playing outside, slot, RB and QB dating back to the high school — he's eyeing a much more versatile role in the NFL than his at TCU.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 25, 2020
Tennessee’s Jauan Jennings knows he isn’t a track star, says he’s his best forcing missed tackles and running after the catch — just get him the ball.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 25, 2020
Andrew Thomas with an early win in Indy, measures in with 36” arms.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 25, 2020
Penn State’s KJ Hamler on what makes him stand out in this class:
“I’m a dog. That’s just point, blank, period.”
Dude has a legit presence, commands a room.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 25, 2020
TCU's Jalen Reagor getting up to 206 pounds at 5-foot-10 is impressive, will be even better when he runs in the 4.3s.
Also, Hunter Bryant bulking up to 248 pounds at 6-foot-2 is also absurd. If he tests well at that size, look out.
— Austin Gayle (@PFF_AustinGayle) February 24, 2020
Arizona State WR Brandon Aiyuk is 5-11 and has a wingspan 2″ longer than the 6-5 Collin Johnson. Freaky build
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 24, 2020
Colorado WR Laviska Shenault Jr. checking in at 227 pounds gives him darn near the same body type as A.J. Brown last year. Both YAC monsters
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 24, 2020
I’ve been floating out Claypool switching to TE for a while…those are TE measurables https://t.co/3qhCESxnXX
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 24, 2020
PFF's TE1. Looked like a WR at Washington both size-wise and athletically
He's got TE size now…hopefully he kept the WR athleticism https://t.co/HReM5TQyfX
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 24, 2020
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