#nfl-combine

#nfl-combine

The NFL scouting combine will remain in Indianapolis until at least 2026, confirming the city's importance for this major NFL event.

The 2024 NFL Scouting Combine is happening in Indianapolis this week.

The Combine was created in the 1980s as a platform for teams to evaluate college prospects through standardized drills.

The top three quarterback prospects have both talent and flaws, which include issues with decision-making and mechanics.

Scouts have noted red flags for each quarterback, such as Williams' tendency for turnovers, Maye's aggressive style leading to mistakes, and Daniels' reliance on running over passing.

Deep class of offensive tackles with substantial athleticism showcased through RAS scores.

Key players like Joe Alt, Tylan Grable, Frank Crum, Patrick Paul, and Tyler Guyton highlighted for their RAS scores and athletic attributes.

Interest in top wide receivers by Pittsburgh Steelers

Pittsburgh Steelers heavily interested in defensive backs

The Steelers may be open to keeping wide receiver Allen Robinson II on a reduced salary.

Robinson's professionalism and fit with the new offensive coordinator may influence the decision to retain him.

Steelers focusing on receiver options at Pro Days like Texas

Xavier Worthy impresses Steelers with record-breaking NFL Combine performance

Braden Fiske, a Florida State DL, has pre-draft visits with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Chargers.

Fiske's impressive performance at the 2024 NFL Combine positions him as a potential target for the Pittsburgh Steelers with their No. 52 overall selection.

Omar Khan's press conference at the NFL Combine was postponed due to a death in the family.

There is uncertainty regarding if and when the Steelers will have a representative speak to the media during the Combine.

Pittsburgh is open to various options at quarterback, including possible big moves like acquiring Russell Wilson or Ryan Tannehill.

The Steelers are interested in retaining Mason Rudolph and envision Broderick Jones as a future left tackle.

The New England Patriots are preparing for the offseason, with the NFL Combine and free agency on the horizon.

There is speculation about which player the Patriots will select with the No. 3 pick in the draft, with Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye being mentioned as potential options.

The New England Patriots met with top quarterback prospects at the NFL Combine.

Players like Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels had positive impressions of Coach Jerod Mayo and the Patriots.

The 49ers may address the tackle position by drafting Amarius Mims at Pick 31.

Braden Fiske could strengthen the 49ers' defense as a pick at Pick 63.

Xavier Worthy set a new 40-yard dash record at the NFL combine with a time of 4.21 seconds.

Worthy impressed during the combine, initially running a 4.25 and a 4.22 before it was officially adjusted to 4.21 seconds.

J.J. McCarthy's draft stock rising post-NFL Combine performance.

Experts seeing more interest in McCarthy over Jayden Daniels for a top pick.

Kool-Aid McKinstry has a Jones fracture in his right foot discovered during the NFL combine medical evaluations.

McKinstry plans to participate in his pro day before undergoing surgery, with an expected recovery in time for training camp.

Different approaches for NFL Combine and NFL Draft assessments

Rankings of top NFL prospects and free agents

Player performances at the combine impact draft status.

Steelers may not be influenced by combine performances.

Steelers' draft needs include offensive line, cornerback, and inside linebacker.

Fans can watch the NFL Combine live on NFL Network or via NFL+ subscription.