NFL Combine: Stars Shine, Busts Falter

0:00For the NFL, it's March 3rd. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The NFL scouting combine wrapped up after 4 days of intense testing and drills in Indianapolis. Prospects either boosted their draft stock or took a hit, with several catching the eye of teams like the Denver Broncos. Running back Mike Washington, Jr. from Arkansas, stood out big time, clocking a 4.33 second 40 yard dash at 200. 23 pounds, putting him in the mix for the number 2 backspot. Meanwhile, White receiver saw some movement too. Skyler Bell from Yukon impressed with smooth route running in drills, potentially landing in the top 75 picks. Dylan Bell from Georgia also had a strong workout after missing time with injury, showing off his skills when healthy. On the flip side, reactions were mixed. Emmett Johnson from Nebraska struggled in testing in drills, dropping out of top 5 running backtalks. USC White receiver McCuy Limon had rough interviews and on-field showings, frustrating scouts,

1:04despite bad quarterback throws. Tide ends and offensive lineman had their share of ups and downs. Notre Dame's Eli Raradon eased injury worries with solid athleticism and technique, while Tennessee's Miles Kitzelman bombed tests and drills, risking, going undrafted. Oregon's Emanuel Pregnant locked in as a top interior blocker with great movement. Edge rushers and defensive backs rounded out the highlights. Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton flashed Elite Speed, jumping toward the second round, as did UCS Malachai Lawrence. Corner TJ Hall from Iowa fell hard with poor testing and measurements, but San Diego State's Chris Johnson surged into late first round chatter. For the Broncos, these shifts could shape their draft board as free agency nears. This story is made possible by our sponsor, see the episode description. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen, SOLI solelypillow.com.