NFL Combine results tracker: Complete results, highlights, top performers from 2026 draft workouts

The NFL Combine is considered by many to be the first NFL event of a new season.

The Combine is situated between the Super Bowl and the next new league year starting. The annual event gives draft hopefuls the chance to show off in front of scouts, coaches and front office members from NFL franchises.

Every year, fans look forward to seeing how the household names perform, and without fail, some under-the-radar players emerge after excelling in an event or two. The NFL Combine has come and gone, and the next time we will see these prospects will either be their respective pro days or the 2026 NFL Draft itself in April. 

The Sporting News tracked results, updates, and highlights from all of the 2026 NFL Combine action in Indianapolis. Here are the players' measurements, workout highlights and the biggest storylines below.

RESULTS BY POSITION: QB | WR | RB | TE | DB | LB | D-line | O-line

NFL Combine results: Updates, highlights from 2026 workouts

All times Eastern. This section will be updated.

Sunday, March 1 -- Offensive Linemen

4:56 p.m. -- The action on Sunday is done, with the final event from the Combine being the offensive linemen bench press on Monday. 

3:55 p.m. -- Official 40 times from the last group were released. Iowa's Logan Jones was upgraded to a 4.90 40, giving him the fastest time for an offensive lineman. 

— NFL (@NFL) March 1, 2026

3:25 p.m. -- The 40s at the 2026 NFL Combine are in the books. Fano and Iheanachor remained as the fastest offensive linemen, falling 0.04 seconds short of making the top 10 for fastest linemen ever at the Combine. 

3:07 p.m. -- The final group of offensive linemen are starting their workouts and drills with the 40-yard dash. 

1:43 p.m. -- From the first group of offensive linemen, Spencer Fano and Max Iheanachor ran the fastest 40s tied at 4.91 seconds. 

— NFL (@NFL) March 1, 2026

1:35 p.m. -- In non-OL news, the wide receivers are going through bench press. Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson repped 225 lbs. 26 times, one shy of tying the Combine record for a WR. 

1:15 p.m. -- The offensive linemen are off and running with the first group starting its 40-yard dashes. 

10:10 a.m. -- The last day of the televised Combine workouts is upon us. The offensive linemen will go through workouts and on-field drills on Sunday starting at 1 p.m. ET. They will bench press on Monday, the last overall event of the Combine.

Saturday, February 28 -- Quarterbacks, Running backs and Wide receivers

7:42 p.m.: Simpson ultimately closed his workout with some nice deep passes.

— NFL (@NFL) March 1, 2026

7:33 p.m.: Diego Pavia also had a nice showing in the throwing drills after sitting out the rest of the workout.

— NFL (@NFL) March 1, 2026

7:06 p.m.: Ty Simpson looked pretty good in his first combine drill.

— NFL (@NFL) March 1, 2026

6:56 p.m.: Saturday at the combine is about to conclude with quarterbacks like Ty Simpson and Diego Pavia throwing.

6:40 p.m.: Carnell Tate ran the 40-yard dash, but his 4.54 time was a little disappointing.

6:17 p.m.: Brenen Thompson and Zavion Thomas are the first two receivers to run under 4.30.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

6:10 p.m.: Bryce Lance, Trey's brother, ran an impressive 4.34 on his first try.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

5:32 p.m.: The second group is finally about to begin. Diego Pavia and Ty Simpson appear as though they are only throwing.

4:48 p.m.: The first group of quarterbacks and wide receivers are done, so we move on to the second group.

4:31 p.m.: Carson Beck keeps getting booed, but he has had a nice day throwing during the drills.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

3:46 p.m.: Indiana's own Omar Cooper Jr. had a solid showing, running a 4.43 in his second attempt.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

3:40 p.m.: Deion Burks appears to have bested Coleman with a 4.31.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

3:25 p.m.: The best 40-time for wide receivers so far belongs to Jeff Caldwell, who ran a 4.32 on his first try.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

3:10 p.m.: The first half of wide receiver 40-yard dashes are about to begin.

2:45 p.m.: Taylen Green broke the records for best vertical and broad jumps by a quarterback in the combine.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

2:17 p.m.: This year's running backs were faster than running backs in any combine prior.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

1:39 p.m.: Mike Washington was the fastest runner at the combine this year, and he was emotional after his final run.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

1:32 p.m.: Love followed that up with a 4.36 time, which is now his unofficial time.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

1:22 p.m.: Jeremiyah Love ran a blistering 4.37 in his first 40-yard dash attempt.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

1:08 p.m.: Kentucky's Seth McGowan had an impressive day, setting marks in both the vertical and broad jumps.

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

12:01 p.m.: Today is the much-anticipated quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers day. Fernando Mendoza already measured in this morning, and his numbers are similar to that of Matt Ryan.

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) February 28, 2026

Friday, February 27 -- Defensive backs, tight ends

8:29 p.m. -- Friday's workouts are wrapped. The Combine will resume on Saturday with its most highly anticipated day with quarterbacks, wide receivers and running backs. 

8:18 p.m. -- Saddiq's official time was improved to a 4.39. That sets the record for for the fastest 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine. 

7:49 p.m. -- Oregon TE Kenyon Saddiq tight the record for the fastest TE at the Combine with a 4.4-second 40-yard dash. 

Kenyon Sadiq was blazing.
pic.twitter.com/kweFfoiprT

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 28, 2026

7:35 p.m. -- Eli Stowers dominated the jumping events ahead of the 40-yard dash. He had a 45.5" vertical, which is the highest for a tight end since 2003. 

Vanderbilt TE Eli Stowers with a 45.5" vertical jump, the best by a tight end at the combine since 2003. pic.twitter.com/omkvCxDpDG

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 28, 2026

Stowers then set the record for the broad jump for a tight end with a 11'3" broad jump. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 28, 2026

7:34 p.m. -- The tight ends have started to run the 40-yard dash. 

6:25 pm. -- The safeties are done running and all of the defenders that will run the 40-yard dash have. After the defensive backs finish up their on-field drills, it will be the tight ends' turn to run the 40. 

6:15 p.m. -- Lorenzo Styles' official Combine time was improved to a 4.27-second 40-yard dash. 

5:48 p.m. -- Sonny Styles impressed with a 4.46 on Thursday night. His brother Lorenzo Styles topped him running a 4.28 unofficial on both of his attempts. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 27, 2026

5:46 p.m. -- Oklahoma's Robert Spears-Jennings ran a blistering 4.32. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 27, 2026

5:44 p.m. -- The on-field drills for the cornerbacks have ended and now the safeties are running their 40s. TCU's Bud Clark started the group with a 4.48.

4:11 p.m. -- The first group of cornerbacks have transitioned into their on-field drills. Pride's 4.32 was confirmed and made official. 

4:00 p.m. -- Pride's second run was better than his first, improving his unofficial time to a 4.32. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 27, 2026

3:34 p.m. -- Missouri DB Toriano Pride Jr. set a new fastest time for the 2026 Combine at a 4.36. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 27, 2026

3:21 p.m. -- Georgia DB Daylen Everette turned in the first sub 4.40 40-yard dash of the 2026 NFL Combine. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 27, 2026

3:18 p.m. -- D'angelo Ponds nearly leapt out of the building with a 43.5-inch vertical jump, which is even more impressive given he is 5-9.

What a jump by D'Angelo Ponds. 43.5! pic.twitter.com/7YlVAlTTNT

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 27, 2026

3 p.m. -- The defensive backs are about to go through their drills.

1:18 p.m. -- Miami's Carson Beck is expected to throw at the Combine, and also met with the Dolphins while in Indianapolis, per Joe Schad. Meanwhile, Penn State QB Drew Allar did not have a formal interview with Miami, also per Schad. 

Beck also met with the Steelers, per Nick Farabaugh. 

12:51 p.m. -- George TE Oscar Delp will not go through the Combine due to liability issues. Through a routine X-ray it was found that he played the entire 2025 season with a hairline fracture in his foot, per Zach Klein. The tight end is expected to be cleared by the Bulldogs' Pro Day. 

11:47 a.m.: Indiana CB D'Angelo Ponds has an interesting measurements combination, as he is just 5'9" but has pretty big hands.

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) February 27, 2026

11:42 a.m.: Miami QB Carson Beck is expected to throw at the combine, according to Jordan Schultz.

Miami QB Carson Beck plans to throw at the Combine during QB drills on Saturday, per sources. pic.twitter.com/YQuvfS3jiR

— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) February 27, 2026

10:43 a.m.: Ty Simpson revealed to the media that he met with the JEts, Steelers and Cardinals, among others. He's also very confident in his abilities.

#Alabama QB Ty Simpson: “I’m ready. I’m a franchise quarterback” pic.twitter.com/bTJcgTu1xf

— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) February 27, 2026

10:11 a.m.: LSU's Garrett Nusmeier told the media that his injury last year really impacted his ability to play the position.

— Mike DeFabo (@MikeDeFabo) February 27, 2026

9:18 a.m.: A few notable updates for this week's workouts: Carnell Tate will only participate in the 40-yard dash, while Makai Lemon will only to the gauntlet and route-running.

WR Carnell Tate will only run the 40-yard dash at combine.

— Underdog NFL (@UnderdogNFL) February 27, 2026

WR Makai Lemon will only participate in the gauntlet and routes at combine.

— Underdog NFL (@UnderdogNFL) February 27, 2026

Thursday, February 26 -- Defensive Linemen, Linebackers

7:49 p.m. -- Reese's official time was also changed to a 4.46 so the Ohio State teammates tied as the fastest linebackers. 

7:40 p.m. -- Styles official time was registered at a 4.46. He was followed by Arvell Reese and Kaleb Elarms-Orr at a 4.47, and Anthony Hill Jr. ran a 4.51.  

7:35 p.m. -- Ohio State LB Sonny Styles, who set a record with his vertical jump among linebackers, ran a 4.47 40-yard dash, tied for the fastest among his position.

— NFL (@NFL) February 27, 2026

7:14 p.m. -- TCU LB Kaleb Elarms-Orr got the linebackers started with a 4.47 40-yard dash. 

6:47 p.m. -- Styles had a 11'2" broad jump. His broad jump was impressive, and was the fourth-best all-time, per the NFL. His vertical? Styles posted the the best vertical jump for a linebacker ever. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 26, 2026

6:11 p.m. -- Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles was listed at 6-4, 243 lbs. for the 2025 season. He registered a 43.5 inch vertical jump that turned heads. 

Sonny Styles with this slow-mo closer: 43.5” VERT🚀 pic.twitter.com/oKj3WnRaLO

— StaceyDales (@StaceyDales) February 26, 2026

5:50 p.m. -- Bailey posted a 4.54 unofficial on his second attempt. Upon review of his first attempt, the official time was updated to 4.50 seconds, and it was the fastest for the defensive ends. 

5:01 p.m.: Woah, Texas Tech's David Bailey with a quick 4.51 on his first attempt. It looked like he stumbled on the start a bit, too. 

Texas Tech DL David Bailey, a likely Top 5 pick, runs a 4.51 40 👀pic.twitter.com/1gRWF93TzZ

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 26, 2026

5:00 p.m.: Duke's Vincent Anthony Jr. gets us started in this second group of defensive lineman running the 40, and he gets a 4.85 unofficial.

4:51 p..m: A big vertical jump number for Oklahoma DT Gracen Halton: 

Oklahoma DT Gracen Halton posted a 36.5” vertical jump, the third highest of any DT at the combine in at least the last 20 years.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 26, 2026

4:25 p.m.: The edge rushers are up next for the 40-yard dashes! Who are you all looking forward to seeing most? 

3:44 p.m.: The 40-yard dashes are over for the defensive linemen, and the on-field drills have started. 

3:39 p.m.: Texas A&M's Albert Regis runs a much faster 4.88 on his second attempt, and Zane Durant's 4.76 still stands as the top 40 time so far. 

3:16 p.m.: Penn State defensive lineman Zane Durant with a quick 4.76 unofficial on his first 40. 

— NFL (@NFL) February 26, 2026

Penn State DT Zane Durant with a 98th percentile forty. "Just" 6'1"/290, but that's a fantastic time.

— Hayden Winks (@HaydenWinks) February 26, 2026

That's the fastest time we've seen so far, but it's still early. 

3:12 p.m.: Florida's Caleb Banks runs a 5.05 unofficial first 40 after a couple of false starts. At 6-foot-6, 327 pounds, that's not a bad time for his size. 

3:00 p.m.: OK folks, drills are about to get rolling here for the placekickers, defensive linemen and linebackers! Who are we most looking forward to seeing? 

2:25 p.m.: Ohio State LB Sonny Styles has also put up some big numbers: 

— Todd McShay (@McShay13) February 26, 2026

2:00 p.m.: The buzz surrounding Caleb Banks continues, as he puts up a huge vertical jump number:  

Caleb Banks
Vertical Jump 32

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) February 26, 2026

1:30p.m.: Florida defensive lineman Caleb Banks hasn't even started on-field workouts, but his measurements are getting some buzz: 

— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) February 26, 2026— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) February 26, 2026

Banks isn't a first-round lock just yet, but he could vault himself there with more impressive numbers like this in Indy. 

12:15 p.m.: Clemson defensive lineman Peter Woods will not workout in Indy. A bit of a surprise for the projected high draft pick: 

Clemson DT Peter Woods will not work out today at the combine; he will perform fully at Clemson’s pro day on March 12th.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 26, 2026

11:44 a.m.: Speaking of short arms, Bain and another potential first-rounder in Texas A&M's Cashius Howell would have the shortest arms taken in the first round since 1999(!): 

At 30 7/8" and 30 1/4" arm length, Rueben Bain and Cashius Howell would have the shortest arms for an EDGE rusher drafted in the first round since at least 1999.

— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) February 26, 2026

10:57 a.m.: Measurements are starting to roll in, and as expected, Miami EDGE rusher Reuben Bain's arm length is pretty short:

Rueben Bain
6022
263
9 1/8 hand
30 7/8 arm
77 1/2 wing

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) February 26, 2026

9:15 a.m.: Some big news this morning, as Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy will reportedly not work out this week for scouts:  

Sources: #Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy will not workout or participate in position drills at the combine.

— Jordan Reid (@Jordan_Reid) February 26, 2026

9:00 a.m.: Good morning football fans! Who's excited to watch a bunch of dudes workout in their underwear?! The on-field action in Indy gets started later this afternoon.   

NFL Combine results by position

Below, there will be up-to-date results from each position group when they go through their workouts on their scheduled day. 

Quarterbacks

• Workouts scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad jump	3-cone	Shuttle
Joey Aguilar	Tennessee	6'3"	229	--	--	--
Drew Allar	Penn State	6'5"	228	--	--	--
Luke Altmyer	Illinois	6'2"	210	4.72	32.00"	9'6"
Carson Beck	Miami	6'5"	233	--	--	--
Jalon Daniels	Kansas	6'1"	219	4.65	--	--
Joe Fagnano	Connecticut	6'3"	226	4.83	35.00"	9'10"		4.35
Taylen Green	Arkansas	6'6"	227	4.36	43.50"	11'2"
Haynes King	Georgia Tech	6'2"	212	4.46	33.50"	9'8"	6.89	4.17
Fernando Mendoza	Indiana	6'5"	225	--	--	--
Cade Klubnik	Clemson	6'2"	207	--	--	--
Behren Morton	Texas Tech	6'2"	221	--	--	--
Garrett Nussmeier	LSU	6'2"	203	--	--	--
Diego Pavia	Vanderbilt	5'10"	207	--	--	--
Cole Payton	North Dakota State	6'3"	232	4.56	40.00"	10'10"	7.12	4.36
Sawyer Robertson	Baylor	6'4"	216	4.65	37.50"	10'3"	7.45	4.46
Ty Simpson	Alabama	6'1"	211	--	--	--

Wide receivers

• Workouts scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad jump	Bench Press	3-cone	Shuttle
Aaron Anderson	LSU	5'8"	191	--	30.00"	9'5"
Vinny Anthony II	Wisconsin	6'0"	183	4.54	34.50"	--	15	6.86	4.07
Chris Bell	Louisville	6'2"	222	--	--	--
Dillon Bell	Georgia	6'1"	209	4.50	39.00"	10'6"
Skyler Bell	Connecticut	6'0"	192	4.40	41.00"	11'1"
Malik Benson	Oregon	6'0"	189	4.37	32.50"	10'2"
Germie Bernard	Alabama	6'1"	206	4.48	32.50"	10'5"		6.71	4.31
Denzel Boston	Washington	6'4"	212	--	35.00"	--			4.28
Zachariah Branch	Georgia	5'9"	177	4.35	38.00"	10'5"
Chris Brazzell II	Tennessee	6'4"	198	4.37	--	--
Barion Brown	LSU	5'11"	177	4.40	--	--
Deion Burks	Oklahoma	5'10"	180	4.30	42.50"	10'11"	26
Jeff Caldwell	Cincinnati	6'5"	216	4.31	42.00"	11'2"
Josh Cameron	Baylor	6'1.5"	220	--	--	--
Kevin Coleman Jr.	Missouri	5'10"	179	4.49	38.50"	10'6"
KC Concepcion	Texas A&M	6'0"	195	--	--	--
Omar Cooper Jr.	Indiana	6'0"	199	4.43	37.00"	--
CJ Daniels	Miami	6'2"	202	--	--	--
Caleb Douglas	Texas Tech	6'3.5"	206	4.39	31.50	10'6"
Malachi Fields	Notre Dame	6'4.5"	218	4.61	38.00"	10'4"		6.98	4.35
Emmanuel Henderson Jr.	Kansas	6'1"	185	4.44	35.00"	10'0"
Chris Hilton Jr.	LSU	6'0"	188	4.41	34.50"	10'2"		7.25	4.41
Jordan Hudson	SMU	6'1"	191	--	--	--
Ted Hurst	Georgia State	6'4"	206	4.42	36.50"	11'3"
Caullin Lacy	Louisville	5'9"	183	4.55	33.50"	9'8"
Bryce Lance	North Dakota State	6'3"	204	4.34	41.50"	11'1"		7.00	4.15
Ja'Kobi Lane	USC	6'4"	200	4.47	40.00"	10'9"
Kendrick Law	Kentucky	5'11"	203	4.45	42.00"	10'8"	21
Makai Lemon	USC	5'11"	192	--	--	--
Eric McAllister	TCU	6'4"	194	--	--	--
Donaven McCulley	Michigan	6'4.5"	203	--	--	--
Eric Rivers	Georgia Tech	5'10"	176	4.35	37.00"	10'7"
Chase Roberts	BYU	6'3"	206	4.64	37.00"	10'6"
Elijah Surratt	Indiana	6'2.5"	210	--	--	--
De'Zhaun Stribling	Ole Miss	6'2"	207	4.36	36.00"	10'7"
J. Michael Sturdivant	Florida	6'3"	207	4.40	39.00"	10'11"
Carnell Tate	Ohio State	6'2"	192	4.53	--	--
Zavion Thomas	LSU	5'10"	190	4.28	36.00"	--
Brenen Thompson	Mississippi Stats	5'9"	164	4.26	--	--
Jordyn Tyson	Arizona State	6'2"	203	--	--	--	26
Reggie Virgil	Texas Tech	6'3"	187	4.57	36.00"	10'7"
Harrison Wallace III	Ole Miss	6'0"	192	4.54	--	--
Jalen Walthall	Incarnate Ward	6'1"	191	4.57	35.00"	10'11"
Kaden Wetjen	Iowa	5'9"	193	4.47	35.50"	--		6.95	4.44
Antonio Williams	Clemson	5'11.5"	187	4.41	39.50"	10'4"	10	7.00
Colbie Young	Georgia	6'5"	218	4.49	--	--

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Running backs

• Workouts scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad jump	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench Press
Jeremiyah Love	Notre Dame	6'0"	212	4.36	--	--
Kaytron Allen	Penn State	5'11"	216	--	--	--
Max Bredeson	Michigan	6'2"	252	--	--	--
Demond Claiborne	Wake Forest	5'10"	188	4.37	--	10'2"
CJ Donaldson	Ohio State	6'2"	230	--	--	--
Rahsul Faison	South Carolina	5'11"	208	--	37.50"	10'2"
Eli Heidenreich	Navy	6'0"	198	4.44	35.50"	10'0"			16
Roman Hemby	Indiana	6'0"	207	--	--	--
Robert Henry Jr.	UTSA	5'9"	196	4.52	37.00"	10'4"		4.31
Emmett Johnson	Nebraska	5'10"	202	4.56	35.50"	10'0"	7.32	4.29	16
Seth McGowan	Kentucky	6'0"	223	4.49	42.50"	10'11"		4.50
Jam Miller	Alabama	5'10"	209	4.42	30.50"	9'7"
Le'Veon Moss	Texas A&M	5'11"	203	--	--	--
Jadarian Price	Notre Dame	5'11"	203	4.49	35.00"	10'4"			21
Adam Randall	Clemson	6'3"	232	4.50	37.00"	10'4"		4.53	26
Desmond Reid	Pittsburgh	5'6"	174	--	--	--
Nicholas Singleton	Penn State	6'0"	219	--	--	--
J'Mari Taylor	Virginia	5'10"	199	--	34.50"	9'7"			20
Mike Washington Jr.	Arkansas	6'1"	223	4.33	39.00"	10'8"
Noah Whittington	Oregon	5'8"	205	--	--	--			24
Jonah Coleman	Washington	5'8"	220	--	--	--			22

Tight ends 

• Workouts scheduled for Friday, Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump
Kenyon Sadiq	Oregon	6'3"	241 lbs.	4.39	43.50"	11'1"
Michael Trigg	Baylor	6'4"	240 lbs.	--	--	--
Max Klare	Ohio State	6'4"	246 lbs.	--	--	--
Eli Stowers	Vanderbilt	6'4"	239 lbs.	4.51	45.50"	11'3"
Sam Rousch	Stanford	6'6"	267 lbs.	4.70	38.50"	10'6"
Jack Endries	Texas	6'5"	245 lbs.	4.62	36.00"	9'11"
Joe Royer	Cincinnati	6'5"	247 lbs.	--	--	--
Nate Boerkircher	Texas A&M	6'5.5"	245 lbs.	--	--	--
Justin Joly	N.C State	6'3.5"	241 lbs.	--	--	--
Eli Raridon	Notre Dame	6'6"	245 lbs.	4.62	36.00"	10'3"
Josh Cuevas	Alabama	6'3"	245 lbs.	4.65	34.00"	9'10"
Will Kacmarek	Ohio State	6'5.5"	261 lbs.	4.74	36.00"	9'11"
Riley Nowakowski	Indiana	6'2"	250 lbs.	4.66	33.50"	9'11"
Luke McRee	USC	6'4"	243 lbs.	--	--	--
Oscar Delp	Georgia	6'5"	245 lbs.	--	--	--
Dae'Quan Wright	Ole Miss	6'4"	246 lbs.	--	--	--
Khalil Dinkins	Penn State	6'4"	251 lbs.	4.72	32.50"	9'11"
Marlin Klein	Michigan	6'6"	248 lbs.	4.61	36.00"	9'9"
DJ Rogers	TCU	6'4"	258 lbs.	--	--	--
Matthew Hibner	SMU	6'4"	251 lbs.	4.57	37.00"	9'8"
Miles Kitselman	Tennessee	6'5"	251 lbs.	4.90	34.50"	9'8"
Tanner Koziol	Houston	6'6.5"	247 lbs.	4.70	36.50"	10'2"
John Michael Gyllenborg	Wyoming	6'6"	249 lbs.	4.60	35.50"	10'8"
Jaren Kanak	Oklahoma	6'2"	234 lbs.	4.52	36.00"	9'11"
Dallen Bentley	Utah	6'4"	253 lbs.	4.62	35.00"	9'10"
RJ Maryland	SMU	6'4"	236 lbs.	4.51	33.00"	10'2"
Bauer Sharp	LSU	6'5"	249 lbs.	4.63	35.00"	10'0"

Cornerbacks  

• Workouts scheduled for Friday, Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad jump
Keith Abney II	Arizona State	5'10"	187	--	--	--
Marcus Allen	North Carolina	6'2"	187	4.50	39.00"	10'3"
Jadon Canady	Oregon	5'10.5"	181	--	--	--
Brandon Cisse	South Carolina	6'0"	189	--	41.00"	10'11"
Tacario Davis	Washington	6'4"	194	4.41	37.00"	10'3"
Mansoor Delane	LSU	6'0"	187	--	--	--
Charles Demmings	Stephen F. Austin	6'1"	193	4.42	42.00"	11'0"
Thaddeus Dixon	North Carolina	6'1"	195	--	39.50"	10'5"
Daylen Everette	Georgia	6'1"	196	4.38	37.50"	10'4"
Andre Fuller	Toledo	6'1"	200	4.49	35.00"	10'9"
Jaylon Guilbeau	Texas	5'11"	190	--	--	--
TJ Hall	Iowa	6'1"	189	4.59	36.00"
Ahmari Harvey	Georgia Tech	5'11"	185	--	--	--
Colton Hood	Tennessee	6'0"	193	4.44	40.50"	10'5"
Davison Igbinosun	Ohio State	6'2"	189	4.45	34.00"	10'0"
Domani Jackson	Alabama	6'1"	194	4.41	--	--
Chris Johnson	San Diego State	6'0"	193	4.40	38.00"	10'6"
Will Lee III	Texas A&M	6'1.5"	189	4.52	42.00"	11'0"
Hezekiah Masses	California	6'1"	179	4.46	31.50"	9'11"
Jermod McCoy	Tennessee	6'1"	188	--	--	--
Latrell McCutchin Sr.	Houston	6'2"	191	4.43	38.50"	10'11"
Devin Moore	Florida	6'3"	198	4.50	--	--
Malik Muhammad	Texas	6'0"	182	4.42	39.00"	10'10"
Julian Neal	Arkansas	6'2"	203	4.49	40.00"	11'2"
D'Angelo Ponds	Indiana	5'9"	182	--	43.50"	--
Toriano Pride Jr.	Missouri	5'10"	185	4.32	37.50"	10'8"
Ephesians Prysock	Washington	6'3"	196	4.45	39.00"	10'4"
Chandler Rivers	Duke	5'9.5"	195	4.40	39.00"	10'10"
Keionte Scott	Miami	5'11"	193	--	--	--
Avery Smith	Toledo	5'10.5"	196	4.54	38.50"	10'5"
Avieon Terrell	Clemson	5'11"	196	--	34.00"	10'3"
Collin Wright	Stanford	6'0"	188	--	39.00"	--

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Safeties  

• Workouts scheduled for Friday, Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump
Bud Clark	TCU	6'1"	188 lbs.	4.44	38.00"	10'7"
Bishop Fitzgerald	USC	5'11"	201 lbs.	4.56	33.00"	--
AJ Haulcy	LSU	6'0"	215 lbs.	4.53	--	--
Jalen Huskey	Maryland	6'1"	196	--	--	--
Dalton Johnson	Arizona	5'11"	192	4.41	36.00"	9'11"
Jalon Kilgore	South Carolina	6'1"	210	4.40	37.00"	10'10"
Emmanuel Mcneil-Warren	Toledo	6'3.5"	201	4.53	35.50"	10'2"
Louis Moore	Indiana	5'11"	191	--	--	--
Ahmaad Moses	SMU	5'9"	196	--	38.00"	--
Xavier Nwankpa	Iowa	6'2.5"	208	4.48	37.50"	--
VJ Payne	Kansas State	6'3"	206	4.41	35.00"	10'7"
Kamari Ramsey	USC	6'0"	202	4.47	36.00"	10'0"
DeShon Singleton	Nebraska	6'3"	205	--	39.50"	10'10"
Genesis Smith	Arizona	6'2"	202	--	42.50"	10'8"
Robert Spears-Jennings	Oklahoma	6'2"	205	4.32	35.00"	10'5"
Treydan Stukes	Arizona	6'1"	190	4.34	38.00"	10'10"
Lorenzo Styles Jr.	Ohio State	6'0.5"	194	4.28	39.00"	--
Michael Taaffe	Texas	6'0"	190	4.50	--	--
Dillon Thieneman	Oregon	6'0"	201	4.36	41.00"	10'5"
Jakobe Thomas	Miami	6'1"	211	--	--	--
Zakee Wheatley	Penn State	6'3"	203	--	32.50"	10'2"

Defensive tackles

• Workouts scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	20-yard Shuttle	3-Cone	Bench
Zane Durant	Penn State	6'0"	288 lbs	4.75	33.50"	9'4"
Kaleb Proctor	SE Louisiana	6'3"	280 lbs	4.79	33.00"	9'5"	4.71
Gracen Halton	Oklahoma	6'2"	291 lbs	4.82	36.50"	9'6"	4.79	8.09
DeMonte Capehart	Clemson	6'5"	315 lbs	4.85	33.50"	8'11"
David Gusta	Kentucky	6'2"	295 lbs	4.88	32.00"	--			37
Jackie Marshall	Baylor	6'3"	281 lbs	4.88	--	--	4.68
Albert Regis	Texas A&M	6'2"	310 lbs	4.88	34.00"	9'8"	4.85	7.77
Caleb Banks	Florida	6'6"	327 lbs	5.04	32.00"	9'6"
Chris McClellan	Missouri	6'3"	312 lbs	5.05	29.50"	9'0"			25
Bryson Eason	Tennessee	6'3"	310 lbs	5.09	30.50"	9'4"	5.00
Nick Barrett	South Carolina	6'3"	322 lbs	5.10	31.50"	9'0"	4.91	8.17
Brandon Cleveland	N.C. State	6'4"	315 lbs	5.12	--	--
Cameron Ball	Arkansas	6'5"	319 lbs	5.13	32.00"	9'1"	4.76	8.02
Lee Hunter	Texas Tech	6'4"	315 lbs	5.18	21.50"	8'4"
Tim Keenan III	Alabama	6'2"	316 lbs	5.31	30.00"	8'4"			21
Tyler Onyedim	Texas A&M	6'3.5"	292 lbs.	--	32.00"	9'3"
Gary Smith III	UCLA	6'1"	319 lbs.	--	28.00"	--
Deven Eastern	Minnesota	6'5"	315 lbs.	--	27.50"	9'4"		8.07
Damonic Williams	Oklahoma	6'2"	305 lbs.	--	--	--	--	--	30
Skyler Gill-Howard	Texas Tech	6'1"	280 lbs.	--	--	--	--	--	27

Defensive ends

• Workouts scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-cone	Bench Press	20-yard shuttle
David Bailey	Texas Tech	6'4"	251 lbs.	4.50	35.00"	10'9"	--
Malachi Lawrence	UCF	6'4"	253 lbs.	4.52	40.00"	10'10"	--
Trey Moore	Texas	6'2"	243 lbs.	4.54	38.50"	10'0"	--		4.43
Cashius Howell	Texas A&M	6'2.5"	253 lbs.	4.59	32.50"	9'7"	--
Dani Dennis-Sutton	Penn State	6'6"	256 lbs.	4.63	39.50"	10'11"	6.90
Romello Height	Texas Tech	6'3"	239 lbs.	4.64	39.00"	10'5"	--
Jaishawn Barham	Michigan	6'3.5"	240 lbs.	4.64	33.00"	10'3"	--
George Gumbs Jr.	Florida	6'4"	245 lbs.	4.66	41.00"	10'1"	7.00
R Mason Thomas	Oklahoma	6'2"	241 lbs.	4.67	--	--	--
T.J. Parker	Clemson	6'4"	263 lbs.	4.68	34.00"	10'0"	--
Marvin Jones Jr.	Oklahoma	6'5"	245 lbs.	4.69	--	--	--
Nadame Tucker	Western Michigan	6'2"	247 lbs.	4.73	33.50"	9'11"	--
Quintayvious Hutchins	Boston College	6'3"	233 lbs.	4.74	37.00"	--	--
Mason Reiger	Wisconsin	6'5"	251 lbs.	4.78	40.00"	10'5"	--
Max Llewellyn	Iowa	6'6"	258 lbs.	4.81	32.50"	9'7"	--
Vincent Anthony Jr.	Duke	6'6"	258 lbs.	4.84	32.50"	10'3"	--
LT Overton	Alabama	6'3"	274 lbs.	4.87	--	--	--
Nyjalik Kelly	UCF	6'5"	256 lbs.	4.88	37.00"	9'11"	--
Wesley Williams	Duke	6'4"	256 lbs.	4.89	35.50"	10'0"	--
Keldric Faulk	Auburn	6'6"	276 lbs.	--	35.00"	9'9"	--
Gabe Jacas	Illinois	6'4"	260 lbs.	--	--	--	--	30
Tyreak Sapp	Florida	6'2"	273 lbs.	--	--	--	--	28
Aidan Hubbard	Northwestern	6'4.5"	260 lbs.	--	--	--	--	21

Linebackers 

• Workouts scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m. 

Player	School	Height	Weight	40 Time	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-cone	20-yard shuttle	Bench Press
Sonny Styles	Ohio State	6'5"	244 lbs.	4.46	43.5"	11'2"	7.09	4.26
Kaleb Elarms-Orr	TCU	6'2"	234 lbs.	4.47	40"	10'4"		4.41
Arvell Reese	Ohio State	6'4"	241 lbs.	4.47	--	--
Anthony Hill Jr.	Texas	6'2"	238 lbs.	4.51	37"	10'5"			21
Kyle Louis	Pittsburgh	6'0"	220 lbs.	4.53	39.5"	10'9"	6.97	4.26
Namdi Obiazor	TCU	6'3"	229 lbs.	4.53	37"	9'11"	7.24	4.36
Karson Sharar	Iowa	6'1.5"	231 lbs.	4.56	40"	10'3"
Justin Jefferson	Alabama	6'2"	238 lbs.	4.57	37"	10'5"
Jack Kelly	BYU	6'2"	240 lbs.	4.57	37"	10'5"	7.12	4.19
Jacob Rodriguez	Texas Tech	6'1"	231 lbs.	4.57	38.5"	10'1"	6.90	4.19
Jake Golday	Cincinnati	6'4.5"	239 lbs.	4.62	39"	10'5"	7.02	4.34
Owen Heinecke	Oklahoma	6'1.5"	227 lbs.	4.62	34.5"	9'11"	7.15
Xavian Sorey Jr.	Arkansas	6'2"	228 lbs.	4.63	37.5"	10'0"	7.00	4.42
Keyshaun Elliott	Arizona State	6'2"	231 lbs.	--	38"	10'5"			21
Jimmy Rolder	Michigan	6'2.5"	238 lbs.	--	36"	9'11"	7.00	4.26
Josiah Trotter	Missouri	6'2"	237 lbs.	--	--	--			27
Taurean York	Texas A&M	5'11"	226 lbs.	--	--	--	7.32	4.48	25

Offensive linemen

• Workouts scheduled for Sunday, March 1 at 1 p.m. 

Offensive line

Player	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	40-yard dash	Vertical jump	Broad jump	Bench press
Francis Mauigoa	6'5.5"	329 lbs.	10 5/8"	33 1/4"	--	--	--
Spencer Fano	6'5.5"	311 lbs.	9"	32 1/8"	4.91	32.00"	9'3"
Kadyn Proctor	6'7"	352 lbs.	9 3/4"	33 3/8"	5.21	32.50"	9'1"	25
Caleb Lomu	6'6"	313 lbs.	9 1/2"	33 3/8"	4.99	32.50"	9'5"
Monroe Freeling	6'7"	315 lbs.	10 3/4"	34 3/4"	4.93	33.50"	9'7"
Gennings Dunker	6'5"	319 lbs.	10"	33 1/2"	5.18	32.50"	9'0"
Blake Miller	6'7"	317 lbs.	9 3/4"	34 1/4"	5.04	32.00"	9'5"	32
Max Iheanachor	6'6"	321 lbs.	9"	33 7/8"	4.91	30.50"	9'7"	25
Caleb Tiernan	6'8"	323 lbs.	9"	32 1/4"	--	35.50"	9'3"
J.C. Davis	6'4"	322 lbs.	10 1/8"	34 1/4"	5.16	30.50"	8'3"
Austin Barber	6'7"	318 lbs.	9 5/8"	33 1/8"	5.12	32.00"	9'3"
Olaivavega Ioane	6'4"	320 lbs.	10.5"	32 3/4"	--	31.50"	8'8"
Emmanuel Pregnon	6'4"	314 lbs.	11"	33 5/8"	5.21	35.00"	9'3"
Chase Bisontis	6'5"	315 lbs.	9 3/4"	31 3/4"	5.02	32.00"	8'9"	29
Brian Parker II	6'5"	309 lbs.	10"	32 7/8"	5.14	--	9'1"	29
Keylan Rutledge	6'4"	316 lbs.	10"	33 1/4"	5.05	32.50"	8'8"
Connor Lew	6'3.5"	310 lbs.	9"	32 3/8"	--	--	--	31
Jake Slaughter	6'5"	303 lbs.	10"	32 3/8"	5.10	32.50"	9'2"
Parker Brailsford	6'2"	289 lbs.	9 1/2"	32"	4.95	32.50"	9'10"	27
Kage Casey	6'6"	310 lbs.	10 1/4"	32 3/4"	5.20	--	--
Sam Hecht	6'4"	303 lbs.	9 7/8"	31 5/8"	5.10	28.00"	8'5"
Evan Beernsten	6'3.5"	301 lbs.	9 3/8"	32 1/8"	5.25	32.50"	8'9"
Markell Bell	6'9"	346 lbs.	9"	36 3/8"	5.36	--	--
Jude Bowry	6'5"	314 lbs.	10 3/4"	33 3/4"	5.08	34.50"	9'7"
Travis Burke	6'9"	325 lbs.	10 1/8"	34 1/4"	5.17	27.00"	8'11"
Jager Burton	6'4"	312 lbs.	10 1/8"	32 1/2"	4.94	28.00"	9'3"
DJ Campbell	6'3"	313 lbs.	10 1/4"	34 1/4"	5.01	26.50"	8'8"
Fernando Carmona	6'5"	316 lbs.	9 1/2"	32 1/8"	5.22	29.00"	8'7"	26
Dametrious Crownover	6'7"	319 lbs.	10"	35 3/8"	5.14	--	--
Enrique Cruz Jr.	6'5.5"	313 lbs.	10 1/4"	33 3/4"	4.95	35.00"	9'8"
Garrett DiGiorgio	6'7"	319 lbs.	10 1/8"	32 5/8"	5.36	29.50"	8'10"	24
Jalen Farmer	6'5"	312 lbs.	9 1/4"	34 1/4"	4.93	--	9'0"
Alan Herron	6'5"	308 lbs.	9 1/8"	33 1/8"	5.09	32.00"	--
Logan Jones	6'3"	299 lbs.	9 1/2"	30 3/4"	4.90	32.00"	9'2"
Micah Morris	6'5	334 lbs.	10 3/8"	33 5/8"	5.09	29.50"	9'4"	29
Diego Pounds	6'6"	325 lbs.	9 3/4"	33 3/4"	5.15	30.00"	9'4"
Ar'-maj Reed-Adams	6'6"	314 lbs.	10"	34 3/8"	5.28	29.5"	9'2"
Drew Shelton	6'5"	313 lbs.	9 5/8"	33 3/8"	5.16	31.00"	9'4"
Beau Stephens	6'5.5"	315 lbs.	9 1/4"	31 1/8"	5.35	28.0"	8'6"
Logan Taylor	6'7"	314 lbs.	10 1/2"	33 7/8"	5.19	31.0"	9'0"
Dillon Wade	6'3"	316 lbs.	10"	31 7/8"	5.02	28.5"	8'8"
Aamil Wagner	6'6"	306 lbs.	10 1/4"	34 1/2"	5.01	29.5"	9'0"	21
Carver Willis	6'5"	303 lbs.	9 1/2"	32 1/2"	5.11	26.5"	9'0"
Trey Zuhn III	6'6.5"	312 lbs.	10"	32 1/2"	--	--	--	33
Jaeden Roberts	6'5"	333 lbs.	10 1/4"	33 3/8"	--	--	--	25
Joshua Braun	6'6"	325 lbs.	10 1/2"	34 5/8"	--	--	8'5"	22

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NFL Combine Schedule 2026

• Dates: Sunday, Feb. 22, to Monday, March 2
• Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis 

Prospects descended on Indianapolis for the NFL Combine starting Sunday, Feb. 22, but on-field drills begin Thursday, Feb. 26 and run through Monday, March 2.

Here's a look at when each position group will take the field for on-field drills, plus how to watch.

• Thursday, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m ET.: Defensive linemen/place kickers/linebackers— NFL Network, Fubo
• Friday, Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. ET: Defensive backs/tight ends— NFL Network, Fubo
• Saturday, Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. ET: Quarterbacks/receivers/running backs—NFL Network, Fubo 
• Sunday, March 1 at 1 p.m. ET: Offensive linemen—NFL Network, Fubo

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How to watch the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine

• When: Feb. 26-March 1
• Live TV: NFL Network 
• Live stream: Fubo, NFL+

NFL Network will once again be the broadcast home for combine, with live coverage beginning Thursday afternoon for defensive lineman, place kickers and linebacker workouts. 

Fans can stream the NFL Combine through the NFL digital platforms or Fubo, which offers a free trial.