We’ve talked QBs. We’ve talked about the defensive trenches. Now let’s look at the playmakers. 👀 🏃‍♂️ Running Backs to Watch - Jeremiyah Love – Notre Dame - Jadarian Price – Notre Dame - Kaytron Allen – Penn State - Jonah Coleman – Washington - Demond Claiborne – Wake Forest Speed. Vision. Burst. Pass protection. The 40-yard dash and position drills will matter big time here. 🎯 Wide Receivers to Track - Jordyn Tyson – Arizona State - Carnell Tate – Ohio State - Omar Cooper Jr. – Indiana - Makai Lemon – USC - KC Concepcion – Texas A&M Route running. Hands. Separation. Explosiveness. The gauntlet drill and 3-cone will separate the technicians from the athletes. 🧱 Tight Ends (The Matchup Nightmares) - Kenyon Sadiq – Oregon - Michael Trigg – Baylor - Nate Boerkircher – Texas A&M - Max Klare – Ohio State - Josh Cuevas – Alabama Can they block? Can they stretch the seam? Can they move like a big WR? Modern NFL offenses love versatile TEs. The Combine is where traits get confirmed — or exposed. Who’s on your radar at RB, WR, or TE? What does your team need more of: speed, size, or reliability? DBR

The NFL Combine isn’t just about who runs the fastest 40. It’s basically a full job interview… in shorts. 😄 Here’s what teams are really evaluating: 🔥 The Most Well-Known Events - 40-Yard Dash – Straight-line speed (hello draft stock jump) - Bench Press (225 lbs) – Upper body strength & endurance - Vertical Jump – Explosiveness - Broad Jump – Lower body power - 3-Cone Drill – Agility & change of direction - 20-Yard Shuttle – Short-area quickness These are the viral, highlight-reel moments. 🧠 The Lesser-Known (But HUGE) Evaluations - Medical Exams – Possibly the MOST important part - Team Interviews – IQ, personality, leadership - Psychological Testing – Decision-making & mental processing - Body Measurements – Hand size, arm length, wingspan - Position-Specific Drills – Footwork, route running, pass rush moves Sometimes a player’s draft position moves more because of an interview or medical report than a 40-time. At the end of the day, teams are asking: 👉 Does the athletic profile match the film? 👉 Can this player handle the NFL environment? 👉 Is he durable? 👉 Is he coachable? It’s not just speed. It’s the full package. 🏈 What event are you most looking forward to watching this year? 40-yard dash? Bench press? Position drills? We are curious about your thoughts! DBR See the short below on 5 crazy combine performances!

We talked QBs last time… now let’s talk about the guys who wreck QBs. If your team needs pressure or interior dominance, this class has some serious talent. 💪 Defensive Tackles (DT) Peter Woods (Clemson) – Elite combo of agility and power. Top-tier interior prospect. Kayden McDonald (Ohio State) – Big-bodied nose tackle who clogs the middle. Caleb Banks (Florida) – 6’6” run-stuffer with rare size and speed. Lee Hunter (Texas Tech) – Active interior lineman with strong movement skills. Christen Miller (Georgia) – High-upside defender who could rise quickly. 🔥 Edge Rushers (EDGE) Arvell Reese (Ohio State) – Explosive edge presence. Keldric Faulk (Auburn) – 6’6” frame with production to match. David Bailey (Texas Tech) – Consistent pass-rush pressure. Rueben Bain Jr. (Miami) – Agile, powerful, disruptive off the edge. Quarterbacks get the headlines…But games are won in the trenches. 🏈 Does your team need an interior anchor or a true edge closer? Who stands out to you? DBR

As we gear up for the Combine, let’s zoom in on the most talked-about position every single year… The Quarterbacks. According to early rankings, here are some of the top QB prospects generating buzz heading into the 2026 Draft cycle: 🔥 Top QB Prospects Fernando Mendoza – Indiana Big frame, strong arm, and steady production. Mendoza has climbed boards with his ability to push the ball downfield and command an offense. Scouts will be watching his decision-making and consistency under pressure at the Combine. Garrett Nussmeier – LSU Experienced in a pro-style system with SEC competition. Quick release, confident thrower, and not afraid to attack tight windows. Teams will evaluate his pocket discipline and ability to limit turnovers. Ty Simpson – Alabama A high-upside, natural pocket passer with great instincts. Mechanically sound quarterback with good arm talent, high-level processing, and composure under pressure. Drew Allar – Penn State An experienced signal-caller with a strong frame and physical tools. Possesses elite arm strength, is capable of making every throw, and operates well within the pocket. 🧠 What Teams Are Really Evaluating at the Combine: It’s not just arm strength. ✔ Accuracy in drills ✔ Footwork and mechanics ✔ Interview performance (huge for QBs) ✔ Football IQ and leadership ✔ Ability to command a room Quarterback evaluations go far beyond the 40-yard dash. This is about franchise leadership. 👇 Discussion Time: Does your favorite team need a QB this draft? Or are you building around your current guy? DBR 🏈

And just like that — we’ve hit the first Sunday in months with zero NFL games to watch. That NFL season officially wrapped up last weekend with Super Bowl LX. For many fans, this is the moment the offseason truly begins… and it can feel a bit quiet without football on Sundays. Anyone else feeling it? DBR