It’s officially draft season, and the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine provides teams with one of the best opportunities to gauge prospects ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft, which takes place April 27-29 in Kansas City, Missouri.
This year’s combo includes a number of intriguing talents vying for the first pick in the draft currently held by the Chicago Bears.
NFL.com tells you what to expect from the tournament, which kicks off Feb. 27 in Indianapolis.
When is the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine taking place?
The 2023 NFL Scout Combine runs from February 27 to March 6.
Where is the 2023 NFL Scout Combine located?
This year’s event will take place in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium (the Colts’ home stadium).
How can fans watch the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine?
NFL Network, NFL+ and NFL.com will offer multi-platform coverage of the 2023 Scouting Association.
The NFL Network will host over 50 hours of live coverage of this year’s event starting March 2. Here is the full schedule:
- March 2 (3pm to 8pm ET): Five hours of live coverage of defenders and midfielders.
- March 3 (3pm to 8pm ET): Five hours of live coverage from defenders and special teams.
- March 4 (1 pm to 8 pm ET): Seven hours of live quarterbacks, wide receivers, and tight ends.
- March 5 (13:00 to 19:00 ET): Six hours of live hitters and runners.
NFL+ provides live streaming of positional exercises on the field with Combine only players represented by NOBULLstreaming:
- March 2 at 3:30 pm ET
- March 3 at 4:00 pm ET
- March 4 at 2:00 pm ET
- March 5 at 1:30 pm ET
Is the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine open to the public?
Fans who would like to visit the 2023 NFL Scout Combine can visit nfl.com/combineaccess to sign up for NFL OnePass for FREE access. Download the NFL OnePass app at nfl.com/onepass for details, lead schedules, and a chance to win prizes including tickets to Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas and a trip to the 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City.
How can fans follow the results of the 2023 NFL Scouting Association?
Track your combine results here.
Who is in the 2023 NFL Scouting Unity?
The NFL has invited a total of 319 prospects to participate in this year’s combine. Here are some notable players to keep an eye on, based on Daniel Jeremiah’s Top 50 Prospects on NFL.com.
- Georgia DT Jalen Carter
- Alabama EDGE Will Anderson Jr.
- Alabama QB Bryce Young
- Texas RB Bijan Robinson
- Illinois CB Devon Witherspoon
- Northwestern OT Piotr Skoronski
- Texas Tech EDGE Tyree Wilson
- Georgia Tech EDGE Keyon White
- Utah TE Dalton Kincaid
- USC WR Jordan Addison
- Ohio State QB CJ Stroud
What is the goal of the 2023 NFL Scouting Association?
The 2023 NFL Scouting Combine allows potential players to participate in field drills in front of NFL assessors. In addition, potential clients have the opportunity to interview NFL teams.
What are the notable drills at the NFL Scouting Combine?
- dash 40 yards
- Bench press
- vertical jump
- long jump
- Tri-cone drill
- 20 yard shuttle
- 60 yard shuttle
Notable 40-yard dash times in NFL Scouting Association history:
- WR John Ross (Washington), 4.22 seconds, 2017
- DB Kalon Barnes (Baylor), 4.23 seconds, 2022
- RB Chris Johnson (East Carolina), 4.24 seconds, 2008
- DB Tariq Woolen (UTSA), 4.26 seconds, 2022
- RB Dree Archer (Kent State), 4.26 seconds, 2014
- WR Jerome Mathis (Hampton), 4.26 seconds, 2005
- WR Henry Ruggs III (Alabama), 4.26 seconds, 2020
- WR Marquise Goodwin (Texas), 4.27 seconds, 2013
- DB Stanford Routt (Houston), 4.27 seconds, 2005
- WR Tyrone Calico (Mid Tennessee), 4.27 seconds, 2003
- WR Taikuan Thornton (Baylor), 4.28 seconds, 2022
- DB Jalen Mirik (Minnesota), 4.28 seconds, 2017
- WR JJ Nelson (UAB), 4.28 seconds, 2015
- WR Jacoby Ford (Clemson), 4.28 seconds, 2010
Source: www.nfl.com
