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

  • Friday: TE and DB
  • 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).

Now attention turns to defensive backs and tight ends on Friday. While Tennessee’s Jermod McCoy and LSU’s Mansoor Delane — two of Renner’s top three cornerbacks in this class — will not participate, expect other first-round talents like Ohio State’s Caleb Downs (No. 7), Clemson’s Avieon Terrell (No. 11) and Oregon’s Kenyon Sadiq (No. 29) to showcase their unique skill sets.

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

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

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D’Angelo Ponds

IND • CB • #5

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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 — — — — — — —
Avieon Terrell — — 34 10-3 — — —
Mansoor Delane — — — — — — —
Colton Hood 4.44 1.58 40.5 10-5 — — —
Keith Abney — — — — — — —
Chris Johnson 4.40 1.54 38 10-6 — — —
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 —
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 — —
Ahmari Harvey — — — — — — —
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 — — — — — — —
Dillon Thieneman — — — — — — —
Genesis Smith — — — — — — —
A.J. Haulcy — — — — — — —
Treydan Stukes — — — — — — —
Zakee Wheatley — — — — — — —
Kamari Ramsey — — — — — — —
Robert Spears-Jennings — — — — — — —
Bud Clark — — — — — — —
Bishop Fitzgerald — — — — — — —
VJ Payne — — — — — — —
Michael Taaffe — — — — — — —
Louis Moore — — — — — — —
Lorenzo Styles — — — — — — —
Jakobe Thomas — — — — — — —
Jalon Kilgore — — — — — — —
Xavier Nwankpa — — — — — — —
DeShon Singleton — — — — — — —
Jalen Huskey — — — — — — —
Ahmaad Moses — — — — — — —
Dalton Johnson — — — — — — —

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 — 245 9 ⅝ 30 ⅝ —
Jack Endries Texas — 245 9 ⅝ 31 ⅛ —
Eli Raridon Notre Dame — 245 10 ¾ 32 ¾ —
Will Kacmarek Ohio State 6-5 ½ 261 9 ⅝ 32 ¼ —
Oscar Delp Georgia — 245 9 ½ 31 ⅝ —
Joe Royer Cincinnati — 247 10 ¾ 31 ½ —
Dallen Bentley Utah — 253 9 ¼ 33 ⅛ —
Marlin Klein Michigan — 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 — 246 9 ¼ 32 ¼ —
Tanner Koziol Houston 6-6 ½ 247 9 ⅝ 33 ¾ —
John Michael Gyllenborg Wyoming — 249 10 31 —
Miles Kitselman Tennessee — 251 9 ⅞ 31 ⅞ —
Bauer Sharp LSU — 249 9 ⅝ 31 ¾ —
Matthew Hibner SMU — 251 9 ⅜ 32 ⅜ —
DJ Rogers TCU — 258 9 ½ 33 ⅝ —
Lake McRee USC — 243 9 ¼ 31 ½ —
Riley Nowakowski Indiana — 250 8 ¾ 31 ½ —
RJ Maryland SMU — 236 9 32 ¼ —
Jaren Kanak Oklahoma — 234 9 ⅜ 30 ½ —
Khalil Dinkins Penn State — 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.

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

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Rueben Bain Jr.

MIAMI • EDGE • #4

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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.

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Cashius Howell

TXAM • EDGE • #9

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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 reported 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

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Caleb Banks

FLA • DL • #88

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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.

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Peter Woods

CLEM • DL • #11

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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 — — — — — — —

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