10 Ohio State players will participate in the NFL scouting combine. -Nick Bosa -Dwayne Haskins -Dre'Mont Jones -Parris Campbell -Michael Jordan -Kendall Sheffield -Terry McLaurin -Johnnie Dixon -Isaiah Prince -Mike Weber
Ohio State football: Ten Buckeyes invited to NFL scouting combine https://t.co/WgcxEmZNlI— BuckeyeXtra.com (@BuckeyeXtra) February 7, 2019
States representing the most players on the 2019 NFL Combine invite list (where they played HS football):1. Florida 512. Texas 313. Georgia 254. California 255. Ohio 206. Louisiana 137. North Carolina 128. Mississippi 119. Tennessee 10T-10. Pennsylvania/Virginia 9— NFL Draft (@NFLDraft) February 7, 2019
Schools representing the most players invited to the 2019 NFL Combine:(11) Alabama, Clemson(10) Ohio State(9) Georgia, Ole Miss, Washington(8) Florida, Kentucky, Miss St., Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Wisconsin(7) Boston College, Penn St., Stanford— NFL Draft (@NFLDraft) February 7, 2019
Who'll generate the most buzz at the NFL Scouting Combine?@MoveTheSticks polls five executives. Three players receive a vote.https://t.co/BDWO5T0Hs7 pic.twitter.com/InSnNitxvj— NFL Draft (@NFLDraft) February 7, 2019
Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray has decided to attend the NFL combine.— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) February 7, 2019
Of the 338 players invited to the combine, two are foreign nationals:Arkansas OL Hjalte Froholdt is from Svendborg, Denmark; and Utah P Mitch Wishnowsky is a former Australian Rules Football player from Perth. pic.twitter.com/O3ygiNU5XY— NFL Draft (@NFLDraft) February 8, 2019
From me and @TomPelissero: #LaTech pass-rusher Jaylon Ferguson, the NCAA’s all-time sack leader, had his Combine invite rescinded. It stems from a fight at @McDonalds. Our story: https://t.co/mOwXwBryRj— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 13, 2019
On-again, off-again partial Scouting Combine ban is still causing confusion https://t.co/7fRHDNAOIt— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) February 18, 2019
#Bama safety Deionte Thompson, one of the top safety prospects in the NFL Draft, had surgery to repair a torn ligament in his wrist Friday morning, source said. Unlikely he will take part in the Combine next week in Indianapolis, but no issues long term.— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 23, 2019
2019 Pre-NFL Scouting Combine Draft Projections By Round https://t.co/M13ylBqstz— CollegeFootballNews (@ColFootballNews) February 21, 2019
Daily Five: Quarterback Rankings Going Into The 2019 NFL Combine https://t.co/o2oqGpbRzr— CollegeFootballNews (@ColFootballNews) February 22, 2019
Cornerback Rankings Going Into The 2019 NFL Combine https://t.co/HwoiUlQOsP— CollegeFootballNews (@ColFootballNews) February 24, 2019
Running Back Rankings Going Into The 2019 NFL Combine https://t.co/YwBMTNtvgk— CollegeFootballNews (@ColFootballNews) February 25, 2019
Offensive Tackle Rankings Going Into The 2019 NFL Combine https://t.co/S3cHSSKTP2— CollegeFootballNews (@ColFootballNews) February 26, 2019
Our NFL Combine timeline for the 10 Ohio State participants due to work out in Indianapolis this week https://t.co/0NaClvXsx5 pic.twitter.com/d1egsHcc8S— Bucknuts (@Bucknuts247) February 26, 2019
Inside Linebacker Rankings Going Into The 2019 NFL Combine https://t.co/YnkZjNQ9gu— CollegeFootballNews (@ColFootballNews) February 26, 2019
Alabama OT Jonah Williams- 33 5/8” arms length. Doesn’t prevent him from playing OT in the NFL but certainly doesn’t help his cause. Ideally 34 1/2” or longer.— Todd McShay (@McShay13) February 27, 2019
Stanford RB Bryce Love: 5-8 7/8” and 200 pounds. Alabama RB Josh Jacobs: 5-10, 220. Both as expected.— Todd McShay (@McShay13) February 27, 2019