Fanspeak: 2015 Combine

Cornerbacks: The top corner entering the draft Trae Waynes from Michigan State had a good day to solidify his spot in the top 20 picks in the draft. Waynes came in at 6’0″ and ran a sub 4.4 forty time. He was quick in his 10 yard split and he jumped pretty well also. In … More »

Edge Rushers: The depth of this edge rusher class is simply outstanding. One of the top edge guys Shane Ray wasn’t working out, but the rest of the top guys were all working out and for the most part they really impressed. Dante Fowler Jr., Vic Beasley and Alvin Dupree all showed exceptionally well in … More »

Quarterbacks: Both Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota threw and did all the drills and they reinforced the gap between them and the rest of the group. Mariota showed this elite athletic ability and looked good overall throwing the football. Winston clearly has the greater arm talent, and of course came from a Pro Style team, … More »

OL La’el Collins, LSU: -Collins had arguably one of the best day’s at the Combine and is checking “all the boxes” as they like to say. He’s got size, power, and decent footwork. He should battle (and probably will end up winning) to be the first offensive lineman taken in the draft. While the Combine … More »

Defensive End: Obum, Gwacham, Oregon State A former slot WR who made the move to the defensive side of the ball in 2014, Gwacham shows some real raw ability. He gets off the snap extremely quickly and is tenacious pass rusher. He doesn’t have the functional lower or upper body strength needed, but that can … More »

Over 90% of players drafted are invited to the annual NFL Combine in Indianapolis. As the Combine kicks off with drills, medical, interviews, and more, it is important to know some of the lesser names that receive invitations. Though being invited to the Combine is no guarantee of being drafted or NFL success, many of … More »