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When is the NFL Scouting Combine?
The NFL Scouting Combine runs from February 23 to March 1. On-field workouts don’t start until Thursday the 26th. Prior to that, it’s team interviews, media interviews, and medical exams.
This year, the order is kickers/defensive line/linebackers in the first group, defensive backs/tight ends in the second group, running back/wide receiver/quarterbacks in the third group, and offensive lineman in the fourth group.
What players will participate at the NFL Scouting Combine?
Here is the list of the players expected to be at the combine, though not all will participate on the field. More than 300 players were invited and most will work out except for those at the top of the first round.
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