2026 NFL combine results: Measurements, 40 times and biggest takeaways as testing rolls on in Indianapolis

February 28, 2026 5

INDIANAPOLIS — It’s Saturday of NFL combine week, which means prospect measurements and on-field workouts are officially in full swing. The schedule is as follows:

Saturday: QB, RB and WR
Sunday: OL

In the morning, players log official measurements, including height, weight, wingspan, arm length and hand size. In the afternoon, they participate in on-field testing — including the 40-yard dash, vertical and broad jumps, and bench press — before wrapping up with positional drills inside Lucas Oil Stadium.

The festivities kicked off Thursday with defensive linemen, edge rushers and linebackers. Much of the day’s discussion centered on Rueben Bain Jr.’s historically short arms, but once workouts began, attention shifted to the top prospects not named Bain, who elected not to work out. (Other top prospects to sit out included Peter Woods, Akheem Mesidor and CJ Allen.)

Ohio State EDGE Arvell Reese — the No. 3 prospect in CBS Sports draft analyst Mike Renner’s rankings — performed like a bona fide top-five pick, as did Ohio State LB Sonny Styles (No. 10) and Texas Tech EDGE David Bailey (No. 19).

Defensive backs and tight ends were next up Friday, and a pair of Oregon standouts stole the show. Dillon Thieneman, already a first-round talent in terms of production, blew away athletic expectations with his testing and on-field drills, solidifying himself as a Night 1 prospect.

His teammate, Kenyon Sadiq, followed that up by running a 4.39-second 40-yard dash — the fastest by a tight end in combine history. In a position group lacking elite talent, it’s not a question of if Sadiq will go in Round 1 — it’s a matter of how high.

Now the focus shifts to the other offensive skill players, with quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers working out Saturday. Presumptive No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza won’t throw until his pro day, but fellow quarterbacks Ty Simpson, Garrett Nussmeier and Carson Beck will sling the football throughout the afternoon. There are plenty of wide receivers and running backs worth watching as well.

As combine week rolls along, we’ve got you covered with every official measurement and testing number as they come in from Indianapolis.

WR measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Jordyn Tyson	Arizona State	6-2 ⅛	203	9 ⅛	30 ¼	75 ¼
Carnell Tate	Ohio State	6-2 ¼	192	10 ¼	31 ¾	78
Omar Cooper Jr.	Indiana	6-0 ⅛	196	9 ⅝	30 ¼	75 ¼
Makai Lemon	USC	5-11 ⅛	192	8 ¾	30 ½	73 ¼
KC Concepcion	Texas A&M	5-11 ⅝	196	9 ¼	30 ¼	74 ⅞
Denzel Boston	Washington	6-3 ⅝	212	9 ⅝	32	77 ⅜
Germie Bernard	Alabama	6-1¼	206	9 ⅞	30 ⅜	—
Brenen Thompson	Mississippi State	5-9 ⅜	164	9	29 ⅜	—
Zachariah Branch	Georgia	5-8 ⅝	177	9	29 ⅜	72 ⅜
Chris Brazzell II	Tennessee	6-4	198	9	32 ⅜	80 ⅛
Malachi Fields	Notre Dame	6-4 ½	218	9	32 ⅛	79
Eric McAlister	TCU	—	194	9 ⅝	32 ⅝	—
Antonio Williams	Clemson	5-11 ½	187	9 ¼	30 ⅝	76
Elijah Sarratt	Indiana	6-2 ½	210	10	31 ¼	75 ⅝
Chris Bell	Louisville	6-1 ⅞	222	10	31 ¾	76 ¾
Kevin Coleman Jr.	Missouri	5-10 ¼	179	9 ½	30	—
Eric Rivers	Georgia Tech	—	176	9	30 ½	—
Josh Cameron	Baylor	6-1 ½	220	10 ¼	33 ⅛	—
Vinny Anthony II	Wisconsin	—	183	9 ⅛	31 ⅛	—
Skyler Bell	UConn	5-11 ⅝	192	10	31 ⅛	—
Ted Hurst	Georgia State	6-3 ⅞	206	9 ⅝	32 ⅝	—
Jeff Caldwell	Cincinnati	—	216	9 ⅝	32 ⅝	—
Bryce Lance	North Dakota State	6-3 ⅜	204	9 ¼	32 ⅛	—
Reggie Virgil	Texas Tech	—	187	9 ¼	31 ¼	—
Ja’Kobi Lane	USC	6-4 ⅜	200	10 ½	32 ⅝	—
Deion Burks	Oklahoma	5-9 ¾	180	9 ½	29 ⅜	72 ¾
Barion Brown	LSU	—	177	9	31 ½	—
Aaron Anderson	LSU	—	191	9 ¼	29 ¾	—
Zavion Thomas	LSU	—	190	9	30 ½	—
J. Michael Sturdivant	Florida	—	207	9 ½	32 ⅞	—
Kendrick Law	Kentucky	—	203	9 ⅝	31 ⅛	—
Chase Roberts	BYU	—	209	9 ⅝	31 ½	—
CJ Daniels	Miami (FL)	—	202	9 ¼	31 ¾	—
De’Zhaun Stribling	Ole Miss	—	207	10	31 ⅝	—
Harrison Wallace III	Ole Miss	—	192	8 ⅜	32 ⅛	—
Kaden Wetjen	Iowa	—	193	8 ½	29 ⅝	—
Caullin Lacy	Louisville	—	183	9 ⅞	29 ⅜	—
Colbie Young	Georgia	—	218	9 ½	31 ⅞	—
Caleb Douglas	Texas Tech	6-3 ½	206	10 ⅛	32 ½	—
Jalen Walthall	Incarnate Word	—	191	9	31 ¼	—
Jordan Hudson	SMU	—	191	9 ¼	31 ⅛	—
Donaven McCulley	Michigan	6-4 ½	203	10 ¼	32 ⅝	—
Dillon Bell	Georgia	—	209	9 ½	30 ¼	—
Emmanuel Henderson Jr.	Kansas	—	185	8 ⅜	31	—
Malik Benson	Oregon	—	189	8 ⅝	31 ⅞	—
Chris Hilton Jr.	LSU	—	188	9 ¼	32	—

WR testing numbers

Player	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Jordyn Tyson	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Carnell Tate	4.53	1.61	—	—	—	—	—
Omar Cooper Jr.	4.42	1.55	37	—	—	—	—
Makai Lemon	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
KC Concepcion	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Denzel Boston	—	—	35	—	—	4.28	—
Germie Bernard	4.45	1.52	32.5	10-5	6.71	4.31	—
Brenen Thompson	4.26	1.54	—	—	—	—	—
Zachariah Branch	4.35	1.50	38	10-5	—	—	—
Chris Brazzell II	4.37	1.52	—	—	—	—	—
Malachi Fields	4.61	1.63	38	10-4	6.98	4.35	—
Eric McAlister	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Antonio Williams	4.41	1.55	39.5	10-4	—	—	—
Elijah Sarratt	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Chris Bell	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kevin Coleman Jr.	4.49	1.62	38.5	10-6	—	—	—
Eric Rivers	4.35	1.52	37	10-7	—	—	—
Josh Cameron	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vinny Anthony II	4.54	1.59	34.5	—	6.86	4.07	—
Skyler Bell	4.40	1.53	41	11-1	—	—	—
Ted Hurst	4.42	1.55	36.5	11-3	—	—	—
Jeff Caldwell	4.31	1.48	42	11-2	—	—	—
Bryce Lance	4.34	1.49	41.5	11-1	—	—	—
Reggie Virgil	4.57	1.58	36	10-7	—	—	—
Ja’Kobi Lane	4.47	1.58	40	10-9	—	—	—
Deion Burks	4.30	1.49	42.5	10-11	—	—	—
Barion Brown	4.40	1.62	—	—	—	—	—
Aaron Anderson	—	—	30	9-5	—	—	—
Zavion Thomas	4.28	1.52	36	—	—	—	—
J. Michael Sturdivant	4.40	1.54	39	10-11	—	—	—
Kendrick Law	4.45	1.56	42	10-8	—	—	—
Chase Roberts	4.64	1.60	37	10-6	—	—	—
CJ Daniels	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
De’Zhaun Stribling	4.36	1.53	36	10-7	—	—	—
Harrison Wallace III	4.54	1.58	—	—	—	—	—
Kaden Wetjen	4.47	1.58	35.5	—	—	—	—
Caullin Lacy	4.55	1.59	33.5	9-8	—	—	—
Colbie Young	4.49	—	—	—	—	—	—
Caleb Douglas	4.39	1.55	31.5	10-6	—	—	—
Jalen Walthall	4.57	—	35	10-11	—	—	—
Jordan Hudson	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Donaven McCulley	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Dillon Bell	4.50	1.58	39	10-6	—	—	—
Emmanuel Henderson Jr.	4.44	1.56	35	10-0	—	—	—
Malik Benson	4.37	1.55	32.5	10-2	—	—	—
Chris Hilton Jr.	4.41	1.57	34.5	10-2	7.25	4.41	—

RB measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Jeremiyah Love	Notre Dame	6-0	212	9 ⅛	32	78 ⅝
Jadarian Price	Notre Dame	5-10 ⅝	203	9 ⅝	30 ⅞	76 ½
Kaytron Allen	Penn State	5-11	216	9 ½	29 ½	—
Jonah Coleman	Washington	5-8	220	9 ⅛	28 ⅞	—
Demond Claiborne	Wake Forest	5-9 ¾	188	9	30 ⅛	—
Emmett Johnson	Nebraska	5-10 ¼	202	9 ⅝	30 ¼	74 ⅜
Mike Washington	Arkansas	6-1	223	9 ¼	33 ⅝	82
Seth McGowan	Kentucky	6-0 ¼	223	8 ¾	31 ⅜	—
Robert Henry	UTSA	5-9 ¼	196	9 ⅛	30 ⅛	—
Nicholas Singleton	Penn State	6-0	219	9 ⅜	31	—
Le’Veon Moss	Texas A&M	5-11	203	9 ½	31	—
Jam Miller	Alabama	5-10 ¼	209	8 ¾	30 ⅜	—
Desmond Reid	Pittsburgh	5-6	174	8 ¼	28 ⅛	—
Eli Heidenreich	Navy	6-0	198	9 ½	29 ¼	—
J’Mari Taylor	Virginia	5-10	199	9	30	—
Roman Hemby	Indiana	6-0	207	9 ½	31	—
Rahsul Faison	South Carolina	5-10	208	9	30 ⅞	—
Max Bredeson	Michigan	6-2	252	10	30 ⅛	—
Adam Randall	Clemson	6-3 ⅜	232	9 ⅝	32 ⅜	—
CJ Donaldson	Ohio State	6-2	230	9 ½	31 ¾	—
Noah Whittington	Oregon	5-8	205	8 ¼	29 ⅛	—

RB measurement takeaways

There’s been plenty of talk about Notre Dame’s star duo of Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price, but RB3 in this class is very much up for grabs. Could that be Arkansas’ Mike Washington Jr.? He has feature-back size at 6-foot-1 and 223 pounds, then ran a 4.33-second 40-yard dash — the fastest at the combine — to go along with a 39-inch vertical jump and a 10-foot-8 broad jump (both second among running backs).

RB testing numbers

Player	School	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Jeremiyah Love	Notre Dame	4.36	1.55	—	—	—	—	—
Jadarian Price	Notre Dame	4.49	1.61	35	10-4	—	—	—
Kaytron Allen	Penn State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Jonah Coleman	Washington	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Demond Claiborne	Wake Forest	4.37	1.59	—	10-2	—	—	—
Emmett Johnson	Nebraska	4.56	1.59	35.5	10-0	—	—	—
Mike Washington	Arkansas	4.33	1.51	39	10-8	—	—	—
Seth McGowan	Kentucky	4.49	1.60	42.5	10-11	—	—	—
Robert Henry	UTSA	4.52	1.62	37	10-4	—	—	—
Nicholas Singleton	Penn State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Le’Veon Moss	Texas A&M	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Jam Miller	Alabama	4.42	1.53	30.5	9-7	—	—	—
Desmond Reid	Pittsburgh	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Eli Heidenreich	Navy	4.44	1.55	35.5	10-0	—	—	—
J’Mari Taylor	Virginia	—	—	34.5	9-7	—	—	—
Roman Hemby	Indiana	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Rahsul Faison	South Carolina	—	—	37.5	10-2	—	—	—
Max Bredeson	Michigan	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Adam Randall	Clemson	4.50	1.60	37	10-4	—	—	—
CJ Donaldson	Ohio State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Noah Whittington	Oregon	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

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QB measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Fernando Mendoza	Indiana	6-4 ¾	236	9 ½	31 ⅞	76 ¾
Ty Simpson	Alabama	6-1 ⅛	211	9 ⅜	30 ⅞	76 ½
Cole Payton	North Dakota State	6-2 ⅝	232	10 ¼	31 ⅝	—
Garrett Nussmeier	LSU	6-2	203	9 ⅛	30 ⅜	—
Cade Klubnik	Clemson	6-2	207	9 ¼	31 ⅛	—
Drew Allar	Penn State	6-5 ¼	228	9 ⅞	32 ¾	79 ⅝
Carson Beck	Miami (FL)	6-4 ¾	233	10	30 ⅝	75
Behren Morton	Texas Tech	6-2	221	9 ½	30 ⅝	—
Sawyer Robertson	Baylor	6-4	216	9 ⅜	32 ⅛	—
Luke Altmyer	Illinois	6-1 ¾	210	9	29 ⅞	—
Taylen Green	Arkansas	6-5 ⅞	227	9 ⅞	34 ¾	—
Jalon Daniels	Kansas	6-0 ⅝	219	9 ⅝	30 ⅜	—
Diego Pavia	Vanderbilt	5-10	207	9 ⅝	28 ⅝	—
Haynes King	Georgia Tech	6-2 ⅜	212	9	31 ⅞	—
Joe Fagnano	UConn	6-3 ¼	226	9 ¼	31 ⅜	—
Joey Aguilar	Tennessee	6-3	229	9 ⅝	31 ¾	—

QB measurement takeaways

Everyone talks about Fernando Mendoza’s leadership, accuracy and consistency, but he also has prototypical NFL quarterback size. The reigning Heisman Trophy winner has measurables similar to Josh Allen and Andrew Luck, while NFL Media’s Daniel Jeremiah compared his physical stature to Matt Ryan. It’s just another reason the Raiders will, in all likelihood, make the former Indiana QB the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

QB testing numbers

Player	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Fernando Mendoza	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ty Simpson	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Cole Payton	4.56	1.55	40	10-10	—	—	—
Garrett Nussmeier	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Cade Klubnik	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Drew Allar	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Carson Beck	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Behren Morton	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Sawyer Robertson	4.65	1.59	37.5	10-3	—	—	—
Luke Altmyer	4.72	1.66	32	9-6	—	—	—
Taylen Green	4.36	1.55	43.5	11-2	—	—	—
Jalon Daniels	4.65	1.63	—	—	—	—	—
Diego Pavia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Haynes King	4.46	1.56	33.5	9-8	6.89	4.17	—
Joe Fagnano	4.83	1.67	35	9-10	—	4.35	—
Joey Aguilar	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

CB measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Jermod McCoy	Tennessee	6-0 ¾	188	9	31 ¼	77
Avieon Terrell	Clemson	5-10 ¾	186	8 ⅝	31	75 ½
Mansoor Delane	LSU	5-11 ¾	187	8 ⅞	30	74 ½
Colton Hood	Tennessee	5-11 ⅝	193	9	31 ⅜	74 ⅞
Keith Abney	Arizona State	5-10	187	9 ⅝	30	—
Chris Johnson	San Diego State	6-0	193	9 ⅞	30 ⅝	—
D’Angelo Ponds	Indiana	5-8 ⅝	182	9 ⅝	29 ⅜	72 ¼
Keionte Scott	Miami (FL)	5-11 ¼	193	9 ⅝	31 ⅜	76 ⅝
Brandon Cisse	South Carolina	5-11 ¾	189	8 ⅝	30 ⅝	75 ⅞
Devin Moore	Florida	6-3 ¼	198	8 ⅝	31 ⅝	76 ⅞
Julian Neal	Arkansas	6-2	203	9 ¾	32 ⅝	—
Will Lee III	Texas A&M	6-1 ½	189	9	32 ⅝	—
Malik Muhammad	Texas	6-0	182	9 ⅞	32 ⅜	—
Davison Igbinosun	Ohio State	6-2	189	9 ⅛	32 ⅞	—
Daylen Everette	Georgia	6-1	196	9 ⅝	31 ⅞	—
Chandler Rivers	Duke	5-9 ½	185	9 ¾	29 ⅜	—
Hezekiah Masses	California	6-1	179	8 ¼	31 ⅛	—
TJ Hall	Iowa	6-1	189	9 ½	30	—
Domani Jackson	Alabama	6-1	194	9 ⅛	31 ⅛	—
Tacario Davis	Washington	6-3 ⅞	194	9 ¼	33 ⅜	80 ⅞
Thaddeus Dixon	North Carolina	6-1	195	10	31 ⅛	—
Ephesians Prysock	Washington	6-3 ⅜	196	9 ⅝	33 ⅛	80 ½
Charles Demmings	Stephen F. Austin	6-1	193	10 ⅛	32	—
Jaylon Guilbeau	Texas	5-11	190	9 ¼	30 ⅛	—
Andre Fuller	Toledo	6-1	200	9 ⅜	30 ⅝	—
Jadon Canady	Oregon	5-10 ½	181	9 ¼	30	—
Collin Wright	Stanford	6-0	188	8 ¾	30 ⅝	—
Toriano Pride Jr.	Missouri	5-10	185	9 ¼	31	—
Ahmari Harvey	Georgia Tech	5-11	185	9 ⅜	30 ⅜	—
Latrell McCutchin	Houston	6-2	191	8 ⅝	31 ¼	—
Avery Smith	Toledo	5-10 ½	196	8 ⅜	29 ⅜	—
Marcus Allen	North Carolina	6-2	187	8 ½	32 ⅛	—

CB measurement takeaways

It was always known that D’Angelo Ponds is undersized, historically speaking, but now there are official numbers to it (5-foot-8 ⅝, 182 pounds). His play on the field has been fantastic, and that will ultimately determine where teams take him in April. Antoine Winfield Jr. (a second-round pick in 2020) is one player with similar measurements who has gone on to find success.

Ponds also has an acceptable wingspan of 72 ¼ inches, which, as Mike Renner notes, is longer than DT Byron Murphy II, CB Donte Jackson and CB Roger McCreary, and nearly identical to CB Trent McDuffie. None of those players were drafted later than No. 55 overall.

CB testing numbers

Player	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Jermod McCoy	—	—	—	—	—	—	14
Avieon Terrell	—	—	34	10-3	—	—	17
Mansoor Delane	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Colton Hood	4.44	1.58	40.5	10-5	—	—	—
Keith Abney	—	—	—	—	—	—	15
Chris Johnson	4.40	1.54	38	10-6	—	—	17
D’Angelo Ponds	—	—	43.5	—	—	—	—
Keionte Scott	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Brandon Cisse	—	—	41	10-11	—	—	—
Devin Moore	4.50	1.56	—	—	—	—	—
Julian Neal	4.49	1.59	40	11-2	7.13	4.20	16
Will Lee III	4.52	1.56	42	11-0	—	—	—
Malik Muhammad	4.42	1.51	39	—	—	—	—
Davison Igbinosun	4.45	1.58	34	10-0	—	—	—
Daylen Everette	4.38	1.54	37.5	10-4	—	—	—
Chandler Rivers	4.40	1.55	39	10-10	—	—	—
Hezekiah Masses	4.46	1.57	31.5	9-11	—	—	—
TJ Hall	4.59	1.62	36	—	7.19	4.19	—
Domani Jackson	4.41	1.58	—	—	—	—	—
Tacario Davis	4.41	1.59	37	10-3	—	—	—
Thaddeus Dixon	—	—	39.5	10-5	—	—	—
Ephesians Prysock	4.45	1.57	39	10-4	—	—	—
Charles Demmings	4.41	1.55	42	11-0	—	—	—
Jaylon Guilbeau	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Andre Fuller	4.49	1.56	35	10-9	—	4.28	—
Jadon Canady	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Collin Wright	—	—	39	—	—	—	—
Toriano Pride Jr.	4.32	1.51	37.5	10-8	7.20	—	13
Ahmari Harvey	—	—	—	—	—	—	15
Latrell McCutchin	4.43	1.58	38.5	10-11	7.00	4.18	—
Avery Smith	4.54	1.61	38.5	10-5	7.03	4.46	—
Marcus Allen	4.50	1.64	39	10-3	—	—	—

SAF measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Caleb Downs	Ohio State	5-11 ⅝	206	9 ½	30 ¼	73 ¼
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	Toledo	6-3 ½	201	9 ¼	32 ⅛	78 ¼
Dillon Thieneman	Oregon	6-0 ⅛	201	9	31 ⅜	78 ⅛
Genesis Smith	Arizona	6-2 ⅛	202	8 ⅞	32 ½	79 ¼
A.J. Haulcy	LSU	6-0	215	9 ¼	30 ⅞	—
Treydan Stukes	Arizona	6-1	190	8 ½	31 ¾	—
Zakee Wheatley	Penn State	6-3	203	9 ½	31	—
Kamari Ramsey	USC	6-0	202	9 ¼	30 ⅝	—
Robert Spears-Jennings	Oklahoma	6-2	205	10 ⅜	32 ½	—
Bud Clark	TCU	6-0	188	9	31 ½	—
Bishop Fitzgerald	USC	5-11	201	9 ½	31 ¼	—
VJ Payne	Kansas State	6-3	206	9 ½	33 ¾	—
Michael Taaffe	Texas	6-0	190	9 ⅜	29 ¼	—
Louis Moore	Indiana	5-11	191	9 ⅞	29 ½	—
Lorenzo Styles	Ohio State	6-0 ½	194	9 ½	31 ⅝	—
Jakobe Thomas	Miami	6-1 ¼	211	10 ⅝	31 ⅞	76
Jalon Kilgore	South Carolina	6-1	210	9 ⅜	32 ⅞	—
Xavier Nwankpa	Iowa	6-2 ¼	208	8 ¼	30 ¾	—
DeShon Singleton	Nebraska	6-3	205	10	32 ⅞	—
Jalen Huskey	Maryland	6-1	196	10 ¼	30 ⅞	—
Ahmaad Moses	SMU	5-9	196	9 ⅛	30 ¼	—
Dalton Johnson	Arizona	5-11	192	9 ⅛	30 ⅞	—

SAF testing numbers

Player	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Caleb Downs	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	4.52	1.58	35.5	10-2	—	—	—
Dillon Thieneman	4.35	1.52	41	10-5	—	—	18
Genesis Smith	—	—	42.5	10-8	—	4.18	—
A.J. Haulcy	4.52	1.62	—	—	—	—	—
Treydan Stukes	4.33	1.50	38	10-10	—	—	—
Zakee Wheatley	—	—	32.5	10-2	—	—	—
Kamari Ramsey	4.47	1.57	36	10-0	—	—	16
Robert Spears-Jennings	4.32	1.51	35	10-5	—	4.43	—
Bud Clark	4.41	1.56	38	10-7	—	—	—
Bishop Fitzgerald	4.55	1.58	33	—	—	—	12
VJ Payne	4.40	1.52	35	10-7	—	—	—
Michael Taaffe	4.50	1.58	—	—	—	—	—
Louis Moore	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Lorenzo Styles	4.27	1.49	39	—	—	—	—
Jakobe Thomas	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Jalon Kilgore	4.40	1.56	37	10-10	—	4.32	16
Xavier Nwankpa	4.48	1.62	37.5	—	—	—	—
DeShon Singleton	—	—	39.5	10-10	—	—	—
Jalen Huskey	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ahmaad Moses	—	—	38	—	—	—	—
Dalton Johnson	4.41	1.59	36	9-11	—	—	—

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TE measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Kenyon Sadiq	Oregon	6-3 ⅛	241	10	31 ½	78 ¼
Michael Trigg	Baylor	6-3 ¾	240	10 ½	34 ¼	84 ⅜
Eli Stowers	Vanderbilt	6-3 ¾	239	9 ⅝	32 ⅝	79 ¾
Nate Boerkircher	Texas A&M	6-5 ½	245	10 ½	32 ⅝	—
Max Klare	Ohio State	6-4 ⅜	246	9 ⅛	32 ⅛	77 ⅞
Josh Cuevas	Alabama	6-3 ⅜	245	9 ⅝	30 ⅝	—
Jack Endries	Texas	6-4 ⅝	245	9 ⅝	31 ⅛	—
Eli Raridon	Notre Dame	6-6 ⅛	245	10 ¾	32 ¾	—
Will Kacmarek	Ohio State	6-5 ½	261	9 ⅝	32 ¼	—
Oscar Delp	Georgia	6-5	245	9 ½	31 ⅝	—
Joe Royer	Cincinnati	6-5	247	10 ¾	31 ½	—
Dallen Bentley	Utah	6-4 ⅛	253	9 ¼	33 ⅛	—
Marlin Klein	Michigan	6-6	248	9 ¼	32 ⅜	—
Justin Joly	NC State	6-3 ½	241	10 ½	32 ¼	—
Sam Roush	Stanford	6-6	267	10	30 ⅝	76 ⅜
Dae’Quan Wright	Ole Miss	6-4	246	9 ¼	32 ¼	—
Tanner Koziol	Houston	6-6 ½	247	9 ⅝	33 ¾	—
John Michael Gyllenborg	Wyoming	6-5 ¾	249	10	31	—
Miles Kitselman	Tennessee	6-5 ⅛	251	9 ⅞	31 ⅞	—
Bauer Sharp	LSU	6-4 ⅝	249	9 ⅝	31 ¾	—
Matthew Hibner	SMU	6-4 ¼	251	9 ⅜	32 ⅜	—
DJ Rogers	TCU	6-4	258	9 ½	33 ⅝	—
Lake McRee	USC	6-4	243	9 ¼	31 ½	—
Riley Nowakowski	Indiana	6-2 ¼	250	8 ¾	31 ½	—
RJ Maryland	SMU	6-4 ⅛	236	9	32 ¼	—
Jaren Kanak	Oklahoma	6-2	234	9 ⅜	30 ½	—
Khalil Dinkins	Penn State	6-4 ¼	251	9 ½	33 ¼	—

TE measurement takeaways

The tight end position continues to get lighter, at least among combine participants. The average weight for the group this year is 247.14 pounds, two pounds lighter than last year and the lightest since at least 2022, according to 247Sports’ Chance Linton. The top tight end in CBS Sports’ prospect rankings, Oregon’s Kenyon Sadiq, measured in at 6-foot-3 ⅛ and 241 pounds.

TE testing numbers

Player	School	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Kenyon Sadiq	Oregon	4.39	1.54	43.5	11-1	—	—	—
Michael Trigg	Baylor	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Eli Stowers	Vanderbilt	4.51	1.59	45.5	11-3	—	—	—
Nate Boerkircher	Texas A&M	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Max Klare	Ohio State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Josh Cuevas	Alabama	4.65	1.65	34	9-10	—	—	—
Jack Endries	Texas	4.62	1.59	36	9-11	—	—	—
Eli Raridon	Notre Dame	4.62	1.60	36	10-3	—	—	—
Will Kacmarek	Ohio State	4.74	1.70	36	9-11	—	—	—
Oscar Delp	Georgia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Joe Royer	Cincinnati	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Dallen Bentley	Utah	4.62	1.62	35	9-10	—	—	—
Marlin Klein	Michigan	4.61	1.64	36	9-9	—	—	—
Justin Joly	NC State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Sam Roush	Stanford	4.70	1.61	38.5	10-6	—	—	—
Dae’Quan Wright	Ole Miss	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Tanner Koziol	Houston	4.70	1.62	36.5	10-2	—	—	—
John Michael Gyllenborg	Wyoming	4.60	1.60	35.5	10-8	—	—	—
Miles Kitselman	Tennessee	4.90	1.71	34.5	9-8	—	—	—
Bauer Sharp	LSU	4.63	1.68	—	10-0	—	—	—
Matthew Hibner	SMU	4.57	1.61	37	9-8	—	—	—
DJ Rogers	TCU	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Lake McRee	USC	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Riley Nowakowski	Indiana	4.66	1.70	33.5	9-11	—	—	—
RJ Maryland	SMU	4.51	1.64	33	10-2	—	—	—
Jaren Kanak	Oklahoma	4.52	1.61	36	9-11	—	—	—
Khalil Dinkins	Penn State	4.72	1.70	32.5	9-11	—	—	—

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EDGE measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Rueben Bain Jr.	Miami	6-2 ¼	263	9⅛	30⅞	77⅜
Arvell Reese	Ohio State	6-4 ⅛	241	9½	32½	79½
David Bailey	Texas Tech	6-3 ½	251	10¼	33⅝	79⅝
Cashius Howell	Texas A&M	6-2 ½	253	9¼	30¼	74¼
Akheem Mesidor	Miami	6-3	259	10	32⅛	78⅝
R Mason Thomas	Oklahoma	6-2 ¼	241	8⅞	31⅝	78⅛
T.J. Parker	Clemson	6-3 ½	263	9½	33⅛	79
Anthony Lucas	USC	6-5 ½	256	10¼	33⅜	—
Malachi Lawrence	UCF	6-4	253	9¼	33⅝	—
Gabe Jacas	Illinois	6-4	260	10	33	—
Joshua Josephs	Tennessee	6-3	242	10	34¼	—
Zion Young	Missouri	6-6	262	9½	33	—
Romello Height	Texas Tech	6-3	239	9½	32¼	—
Keyron Crawford	Auburn	6-4	253	9	32	—
Derrick Moore	Michigan	6-4	255	9⅛	33⅜	—
Dani Dennis-Sutton	Penn State	6-6	256	10⅛	33⅜	—
Nadame Tucker	Western Michigan	6-2	247	9	31⅜	—
Tyreak Sapp	Florida	6-2	273	9½	32	—
Wesley Williams	Duke	6-4	256	9½	31⅞	—
Caden Curry	Ohio State	6-3	257	9⅜	30⅛	—
Quintayvious Hutchins	Boston College	6-3	233	9½	32⅝	—
Trey Moore	Texas	6-2	243	10½	31⅝	—
Vincent Anthony Jr.	Duke	6-6	258	10	34⅛	—
Logan Fano	Utah	6-5	257	9⅜	31⅜	—
Max Llewellyn	Iowa	6-6	258	9	32¼	—
George Gumbs Jr.	Florida	6-4	245	9	33⅝	—
Patrick Payton	LSU	6-5	260	10	33⅜	—
Aidan Hubbard	Northwestern	6-4 ⅝	260	9⅛	32	—
Jack Pyburn	LSU	6-4	258	10	30⅞	—
Marvin Jones Jr.	Oklahoma	6-5	245	9¼	33⅛	—
Nyjalik Kelly	UCF	6-5	256	10⅜	35⅛	—
Mason Reiger	Wisconsin	6-5	251	10⅜	32⅝	—

EDGE measurement takeaways

We knew Rueben Bain Jr.’s arms were going to measure short, but his 30⅞-inch arms rank as the fourth-shortest among edge rushers since 1999, per MockDraftable. His 77⅜-inch wingspan isn’t ideal, either; only 19 edge rushers in the MockDraftable database (since 1999) have measured shorter. Bain will still be a first-round pick — likely in the top 10 — but teams with strict length thresholds could be wary of those numbers.

Cashius Howell, Mike Renner’s No. 24 prospect in this class, has even shorter arms than Bain at 30¼ inches — the shortest of any edge rusher since 1999, per MockDraftable. However, the reigning SEC Defensive Player of the Year doesn’t believe his historically short arms will prevent him from being productive in the NFL. “Those are just the cards that I’ve been dealt,” Howell said during Wednesday’s podium session. “I’m going to do everything in my power to perfect my technique and perfect my craft in whatever way possible.”

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EDGE testing numbers

Name	School	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Rueben Bain Jr.	Miami (FL)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arvell Reese	Ohio State	4.46	1.58	—	—	—	—
David Bailey	Texas Tech	4.50	1.62	35	10-9	—	—
Cashius Howell	Texas A&M	4.59	1.58	32.5	9-7	—	—
Akheem Mesidor	Miami (FL)	—	—	—	—	—	—
R Mason Thomas	Oklahoma	4.67	1.63	—	—	—	—
T.J. Parker	Clemson	4.68	1.61	34	10-0	—	—
Anthony Lucas	USC	—	—	—	—	—	—
Malachi Lawrence	UCF	4.52	1.59	40	10-10	—	—
Gabe Jacas	Illinois	—	—	—	—	—	—	30
Joshua Josephs	Tennessee	—	—	—	—	—	—
Zion Young	Missouri	—	—	—	—	—	—
Romello Height	Texas Tech	4.64	1.63	39	10-5	—	—
Keyron Crawford	Auburn	—	—	—	—	—	—
Derrick Moore	Michigan	—	—	—	—	—	—
Dani Dennis-Sutton	Penn State	4.63	1.63	39.5	10-11	6.90	—
Nadame Tucker	Western Michigan	4.73	1.63	33.5	9-11	—	—
Tyreak Sapp	Florida	—	—	—	—	—	—	28
Wesley Williams	Duke	4.89	1.68	35.5	10-0	—	—
Caden Curry	Ohio State	—	—	—	—	—	—
Quintayvious Hutchins	Boston College	4.74	1.73	37	—	—	—
Trey Moore	Texas	4.54	1.60	38.5	10-0	—	4.43
Vincent Anthony Jr.	Duke	4.84	1.67	32.5	10-3	—	—
Logan Fano	Utah	—	—	—	—	—	—
Max Llewellyn	Iowa	4.81	1.64	32.5	9-7	—	—
George Gumbs	Florida	4.66	1.67	41	10-1	7.00	—
Patrick Payton	LSU	—	—	—	—	—	—
Aidan Hubbard	Northwestern	—	—	—	—	—	—	21
Jack Pyburn	LSU	—	—	—	—	—	—
Marvin Jones Jr.	Oklahoma	4.69	1.65	—	—	—	—
Nyjalik Kelly	UCF	4.88	1.69	37	9-11	—	—
Mason Reiger	Wisconsin	4.78	1.61	40	10-5	—	—

DL measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Peter Woods	Clemson	6-2 ½	298	9⅛	31¼	76⅝
Lee Hunter	Texas Tech	6-3 ½	318	9¼	33¼	80⅝
Kayden McDonald	Ohio State	6-2 ⅛	326	9⅝	32¼	78⅛
Keldric Faulk	Auburn	6-5 ⅞	276	9¾	34⅜	82¼
Christen Miller	Georgia	6-3 ¾	321	10	33	80⅛
Caleb Banks	Florida	6-6 ¼	327	10⅞	35	85¾
Jaishawn Barham	Michigan	6-3 ½	240	10¼	34⅛	—
Chris McClellan	Missouri	6-4	313	11	34	—
Rayshaun Benny	Michigan	6-3	298	9¼	33⅜	—
Domonique Orange	Iowa State	6-2	322	10¼	33⅜	—
Dontae Corleone	Cincinnati	6-0 ⅝	340	9½	31⅞	—
Nick Barrett	South Carolina	6-3	312	10	33⅜	—
Darrell Jackson Jr.	Florida State	6-5 ⅝	315	11	34¾	—
LT Overton	Alabama	6-3	274	10⅝	33¼	—
Kaleb Proctor	Southeastern Louisiana	6-2	291	9½	33	—
Tim Keenan	Alabama	6-1	327	8⅝	30½	—
Zxavian Harris	Ole Miss	6-8	330	10	34⅝	—
Skyler Gill-Howard	Texas Tech	6-1	280	9¼	30⅝	—
Gracen Halton	Oklahoma	6-2 ⅝	293	10	31⅛	77¾
DeMonte Capehart	Clemson	6-5	313	10¼	33⅞	—
Albert Regis	Texas A&M	6-1	295	9⅝	31⅝	—
Tyler Onyedim	Texas A&M	6-3 ½	292	10⅛	34⅛	—
Bryson Eason	Tennessee	6-2	323	10	33⅛	—
David Gusta	Kentucky	6-2	308	10	31⅛	—
Brandon Cleveland	NC State	6-3	307	9¼	32⅜	—
Zane Durant	Penn State	6-1	290	10⅝	31⅞	—
Damonic Williams	Oklahoma	6-2	305	10	33⅛	—
Gary Smith III	UCLA	6-1	319	9⅝	32⅝	—
Cameron Ball	Arkansas	6-4	310	9½	33	—
Bobby Jamison-Travis	Auburn	6-3	328	9⅝	34¼	—
Deven Eastern	Minnesota	6-5	315	10	34	—
Jackie Marshall	Baylor	6-2 ½	293	9½	32	—

DL measurement takeaways

Florida’s Caleb Banks is having a heck of a pre-draft process after being limited to just three games last season because of a broken foot. He reminded everyone of his NFL potential with a strong showing at the Senior Bowl, then followed that up with impressive combine measurables, including an 85¾-inch wingspan — the longest among combine defensive tackles since 1999. He also posted 98th percentile height (6-foot-6 ¼), 89th percentile weight (327 pounds), 94th percentile hand size (10⅞ inches) and 94th percentile arm length (35 inches). Banks has a good chance to go in the back half of Round 1.

Clemson’s Peter Woods entered the 2025 season as a potential top-five pick, but an inconsistent fall — despite earning first-team All-ACC honors — pushed him out of that conversation. While Woods remains a first-round talent, some of his measurables disappointed, including fourth-percentile arm length (31¼ inches) and 10th-percentile wingspan (76⅜ inches). Woods also did not participate in on-field drills at the combine. He’ll look to show off his skill set at Clemson’s pro day on March 12.

DL testing numbers

Name	School	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Peter Woods	Clemson	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Lee Hunter	Texas Tech	5.18	1.79	21.5	8-4	—	—	—
Kayden McDonald	Ohio State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Keldric Faulk	Auburn			35	9-9	—	—	—
Christen Miller	Georgia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Caleb Banks	Florida	5.05	1.76	32	9-6	—	—	—
Jaishawn Barham	Michigan	4.64	1.61	33	10-3	—	—	—
Chris McClellan	Missouri	5.05	1.80	29.5	9-0	—	—	25
Rayshaun Benny	Michigan	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Domonique Orange	Iowa State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Dontay Corleone	Cincinnati	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nick Barrett	South Carolina	5.10	1.70	31.5	9-0	8.17	4.91	—
Darrell Jackson Jr.	Florida State	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
LT Overton	Alabama	4.87	1.70	—	—	—	—	—
Kaleb Proctor	SE Louisiana	4.79	1.69	33	9-5	—	4.71	—
Tim Keenan	Alabama	5.31	1.84	30	8-4	—	—	21
Zxavian Harris	Ole Miss	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Skyler Gill-Howard	Texas Tech	—	—	—	—	—	—	27
Gracen Halton	Oklahoma	4.82	1.70	36.5	9-6	8.09	4.79	—
DeMonte Capehart	Clemson	4.85	1.72	33.5	8-11	—	—	—
Albert Regis	Texas A&M	4.88	1.72	34	9-8	7.77	4.85	—
Tyler Onyedim	Texas A&M	—	—	32	9-3	—	—	—
Bryson Eason	Tennessee	5.09	1.78	30.5	9-4	—	5.00	—
Brandon Cleveland	NC State	5.12	1.78	—	—	—	—	—
David Gusta	Kentucky	4.88	1.68	32	—	—	—	37
Zane Durant	Penn State	4.75	1.66	33.5	9-4	—	—	—
Damonic Williams	Oklahoma	—	—	—	—	—	—	30
Gary Smith III	UCLA	—	—	28	—	—	—	—
Cameron Ball	Arkansas	5.13	1.79	32	9-1	8.02	4.76	—
Bobby Jamison-Travis	Auburn	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Deven Eastern	Minnesota	—	—	27.5	9-4	8.07	—	—
Jackie Marshall	Baylor	4.88	1.69	—	—	—	4.68	—

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LB measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Arm	Wingspan
Sonny Styles	Ohio State	6-5	244	10	32⅞	80⅞
Anthony Hill	Texas	6-2	238	9⅝	32⅜	79
Jake Golday	Cincinnati	6-4 ½	239	9½	31⅞	76⅞
Josiah Trotter	Missouri	6-2	237	10¼	32¼	—
CJ Allen	Georgia	6-0 ¾	230	10⅛	31½	75½
Kyle Louis	Pittsburgh	6-0	220	9½	31¼	—
Jacob Rodriguez	Texas Tech	6-1	231	9¼	30⅞	—
Lander Barton	Utah	6-5	233	9½	32¼	—
Harold Perkins Jr.	LSU	6-1	223	8⅛	31⅜	—
Red Murdock	Buffalo	6-2	232	10⅜	31	—
Keyshaun Elliott	Arizona State	6-2	231	9¼	31¼	—
Deontae Lawson	Alabama	6-3	226	9¼	31⅞	—
Bryce Boettcher	Oregon	6-1	233	9	30⅝	—
Taurean York	Texas A&M	5-11	226	8⅜	30	—
Jimmy Rolder	Michigan	6-2 ½	238	9⅝	30½	—
Aiden Fisher	Indiana	6-1	232	9½	31⅛	—
Wade Woodaz	Clemson	6-3	236	10	32⅝	—
Jack Kelly	BYU	6-2	240	9⅛	31⅛	—
Kaleb Elarms-Orr	TCU	6-2	234	9	31½	—
Scooby Williams	Texas A&M	6-2	231	9¼	32	—
Justin Jefferson	Alabama	6-0	223	10	31⅝	—
Xavian Sorey	Arkansas	6-2	228	9⅝	31⅝	—
Namdi Obiazor	TCU	6-3	229	10½	30⅝	—
Owen Heinecke	Oklahoma	6-1 ½	227	9⅝	30⅛	—
Kendal Daniels	Oklahoma	6-5	242	9½	32⅝	—
Eric Gentry	USC	6-7	221	10½	35	—
Karson Sharar	Iowa	6-1 ⅝	231	10⅛	31⅛	—
Wesley Bissainthe	Miami	6-2	225	9⅝	31⅞	—

LB testing numbers

Name	School	40-yard dash	10-yard split	Vertical (in)	Broad (ft-in)	3-cone	Shuttle	Bench (reps)
Sonny Styles	Ohio State	4.46	1.56	43.5	11-2	7.09	4.26	—
Anthony Hill	Texas	4.51	1.58	37	10-5	—	—	21
Jake Golday	Cincinnati	4.62	1.60	39	10-5	7.02	4.34	—
Josiah Trotter	Missouri	—	—	—	—	—	—	27
CJ Allen	Georgia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kyle Louis	Pittsburgh	4.53	1.58	39.5	10-9	6.97	4.26	—
Jacob Rodriguez	Texas Tech	4.57	1.60	38.5	10-1	6.90	4.19	—
Lander Barton	Utah	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Harold Perkins Jr.	LSU	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Red Murdock	Buffalo	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Keyshaun Elliott	Arizona State	—	—	38	10-5	—	—	21
Deontae Lawson	Alabama	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Bryce Boettcher	Oregon	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Taurean York	Texas A&M	—	—	—	—	7.32	4.48	25
Jimmy Rolder	Michigan	—	—	36	9-11	7.00	4.26	—
Aiden Fisher	Indiana	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Wade Woodaz	Clemson	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Jack Kelly	BYU	4.57	1.61	37	10-5	7.12	4.19	—
Kaleb Elarms-Orr	TCU	4.47	1.59	40	10-4	—	4.41	—
Scooby Williams	Texas A&M	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Justin Jefferson	Alabama	4.57	1.60	38.5	10-5	—	—	—
Xavian Sorey	Arkansas	4.63	1.66	37.5	10	7.00	4.42	—
Namdi Obiazor	TCU	4.53	1.56	37	9-11	7.24	4.36	—
Owen Heinecke	Oklahoma	4.62	1.62	34.5	9-11	7.15	—	—
Kendal Daniels	Oklahoma	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Eric Gentry	USC	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Karson Sharar	Iowa	4.56	1.59	40	10-3	—	—	—
Wesley Bissainthe	Miami	—	—	—	—	—	—	—