Positional training concludes at the NFL Scouting Facility on Sunday as running backs and forwards take to the field at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Sunday training will include some predicted first-round pickincluding Texas running back Bijan Robinson, Ohio State offensive tackle Paris Johnson Jr., Northwest offensive tackle Peter Skoronski, Georgia offensive tackle Broderick Jones, and Minnesota center John Michael Schmitz.
A total of 22 running backs and 49 offensive linemen were selected (24 tackles, 19 defensemen and 6 centers). 2022 NFL Draft.
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Here’s everything you need to know for Sunday workouts:
What is the NFL Scouting Schedule for 2023?
Sunday: Running backs and offensive linemen (start time 13:00 ET)
How can I watch the NFL scouting camp?
The NFL Network will broadcast on-field practices for all four days, with the option to stream via NFL+ and NFL.com. The harvester can also be broadcast on fuboTV.
Which famous players will take part in Sunday training?
► Jameer Gibbs, RB, Alabama: Left Georgia Tech via transfer portal and had a big season for Crimson Tide in 2022. In addition to being the top running back in Alabama (926 yards in 12 games), Gibbs was the team’s receiving leader (44) and also returned kickoffs.
► Paris Johnson Jr., OT, Ohio State: At 6’6″ and 310 pounds, the 2022 All-Big Ten first-team selection brings the traits NFL teams look for in a left tackle.
► Broderick Jones, OT, Georgia: Was the starting left tackle for the 2022 Bulldogs championship team.
► Bijan Robinson, RB, Texas: Finishing sixth in the FBS with 1,580 yards and fifth with 18 rushing touchdowns in 2022, Robinson won the Doak Walker Award for the nation’s top runner.
► John Michael Schmitz, center, Minnesota: If a center is selected in the first round of this year’s draft, it will be Schmitz.
► Peter Skoronski, OT, Northwest: grandson Green Bay Packers legend Bob SkoronskiSkoronski followed 2021 First Round Pick Rashawn Slater into the starting role of the Wildcats’ left tackle.
Which prospects are invited to take part in Sunday training?
running spins
Israel Abanicanda, Pittsburgh
Devon Achane, Texas A&M
Tank Bigsby, Auburn
Chase Brown, Illinois
Zach Charbonnet, UCLA
Travis Dye, USC
Tyyon Evans, Louisville
Zach Evans, Mississippi
Jamir Gibbs, Alabama
Eric Grey, Oklahoma
Evan Hull, Northwest
Mohamed Ibrahim, Minnesota
Roshon Johnson, Texas
Hunter Luepke, ND
DeWayne McBride ZAO
Kenny McIntosh, Georgia
Kendra Miller, TCU
Keaton Mitchell, East Carolina
Cam Peeples, Appalachian State
Denerick Prince, Tulsa
Sesame Robinson, Texas
Chris Rodriguez, Jr., Kentucky
Taija Spears, Tulane
Tavion Thomas, Utah
SaRodorik Thompson, Texas Institute of Technology
Sean Tucker, Syracuse
Deuce Won, Kansas
Offensive linemen
Alan Ali, TCU
Jake Andrews, Troy
Malaesala Foot-Hair, Oregon
Steve Avila, TCU
Henry Bainivalu, Washington
TJ Bass, Oregon
Matthew Bergeron, Syracuse
Earl Bostick, Jr., Kansas
Anthony Bradford, LSU
Nick Broker, Mississippi
McClendon Curtis, Tennessee-Chattanooga
Braden Daniels, Utah
Jaylene Duncan, Maryland
Emil Equior, Jr., Alabama
Mark Evans II, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Alex Forsyth, Oregon
Blake Freeland, BYU
John Gaines II, UCLA
Connor Galvin, Baylor
Richard Gurage, Florida
Jowon Gwin, South Carolina
Anthony Harrison, Oklahoma
Ryan Hayes, Michigan
Paris Johnson Jr, Ohio State
Broderick Jones, Georgia
Dawand Jones, Ohio State
Jackson Kirkland, Washington
Brent Lang, Minnesota-Duluth
Tashon Manning, Kentucky
Cody Moach, ND
Warren McClendon, Georgia
Jordan McFadden, Clemson
Vanya Morris, Oklahoma
John Ojukwu, Boise State
Capital Oluwatimi, Michigan
Jarrett Patterson, Notre Dame
Asim Richards, North Carolina
Nick Saldiveri, Old Dominion
John Michael Schmitz, Minnesota
Juice Scruggs, Pennsylvania
Piotr Skoronski, Northwestern
Sidi Sow, Eastern Michigan
Tyler Steen, Alabama
Ricky Stromberg, Arkansas
Joe Tippmann, Wisconsin
O’Cyrus Torrens, Florida
Andrew Voorhees, USC
Dalton Wagner, Arkansas
Carter Warren, Pittsburgh
Darnell Wright, Tennessee
Luke Wypler, Ohio State
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NFL Combine 2023: Sunday’s View, TV, and Streaming Perspectives
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