2024 NFL Combines This Week
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Prior to 2024 NFL Combine rankings https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/big-boards/2024/consensus-big-board-2024
PLAYER COLLEGE COMB# UC ASG POS HGT WGT ARM HAND WING 40 (1) 40 (2) 40 (O) 10 (1) 10 (2) 10 (O) 225 VJ BJ 20S 3C Baker, Javon UCF WO01 WR 6012 202 32 1/4 9 5/8 78 1/4 4.54 4.55 4.54 1.58 N/A 1.58 37.0 10'1" Burton, Jermaine Alabama WO02 WR 6002 196 31 9 7/8 74 7/8 4.46 4.48 4.45 1.55 1.53 1.53 38.5 11'1" Coker, Jalen Holy Cross WO03 WR 6013 208 32 7/8 9 7/8 76 3/4 4.58 4.57 4.57 1.52 N/A 1.52 42.5 10'8" Coleman, Keon Florida State WO04 Y WR 6032 213 32 1/8 9 3/8 78 1/8 4.64 4.62 4.61 1.58 1.54 1.54 38.0 10'7" Corley, Malachi WO05 WR 5110* 215* DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Cowing, Jacob Arizona WO06 WR 5083 168 29 1/4 9 69 1/8 4.41 4.38 4.38 1.55 1.54 1.54 36.0 9'11" Flournoy, Ryan WO07 WR 6006 202 31 5/8 10 1/8 76 1/8 4.44 4.48 4.44 1.57 1.53 1.53 39.5 11'0" Franklin, Troy Oregon WO08 Y WR 6017 176 31 7/8 8 3/4 77 1/4 4.41 DNP 4.41 1.61 DNP 1.61 39.0 10'4" Gould, Anthony Oregon State WO09 WR 5083 174 29 5/8 8 7/8 69 7/8 4.40 4.41 DNP 1.49 DNP 1.49 39.5 10'9" Griffin, Lideatrick WO10 WR 5100 181 30 5/8 9 1/8 72 3/4 4.45 4.44 4.43 1.55 N/A 1.55 35.5 10'4' Harrison Jr., Marvin Ohio State WO11 Y WR 6032 209 31 7/8 9 1/2 77 1/4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Jackson, Jha’Quan Tulane WO12 WR 5091 188 30 7/8 8 7/8 74 7/8 4.54 4.42 4.42 1.55 N/A 1.55 32.0 9'10" Johnson, Cornelius Michigan WO13 WR 6026 212 31 7/8 8 5/8 77 1/4 4.45 4.44 DNP 1.55 1.55 37.0 10'7" Legette, Xavier South Carolina WO14 WR 6010 212 31 7/8 8 5/8 77 1/4 4.47 4.39 4.39 1.55 1.54 1.54 40.0 10'6" McCaffrey, Luke Rice WO15 WR 6015 198 30 1/8 9 5/8 74 1/2 4.47 4.50 4.46 1.53 1.52 1.52 36.0 10'1" McConkey, Ladd Georgia WO16 Y WR 5115 186 30 1/4 8 5/8 72 4.43 4.40 4.39 1.53 1.52 1.52 36.0 10'4' McMillan, Jalen Washington WO17 WR 6010 197 32 1/8 10 77 3/8 4.49 4.48 4.47 1.55 1.53 1.53 37.0 10'7" Means, Bub Pittsburgh WO18 WR 6010 212 33 1/4 10 1/8 79 3/8 4.49 4.43 4.43 1.55 N/A 1.55 39.5 10'2' Mitchell, Adonai Texas WO19 Y WR 6022 205 32 3/8 9 77 5/8 4.35 DNP 4.34 1.52 DNP 1.52 39.0 11'4" Nabers, Malik LSU WO21 Y WR 6000* 200* DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Odunze, Rome Washington WO22 Y WR 6027 212 32 1/4 9 1/4 76 3/4 4.47 4.45 4.45 1.52 N/A 1.52 39.0 10'4" Pearsall, Ricky Florida WO23 WR 6010 189 30 7/8 9 1/4 73 3/8 4.41 4.42 4.41 1.59 1.57 1.57 42.0 10'9" Polk, Ja’Lynn Washington WO24 Y WR 6013 203 31 3/4 9 3/4 74 1/2 4.53 4.52 4.52 1.53 1.52 1.52 37.5 10'9" Rice, Brenden USC WO25 WR 6023 208 33 9 5/8 78 4.51 4.50 4.50 1.55 N/A 1.55 36.5 9'11" Robinson, Tayvion Kentucky WO26 WR 5104 191 31 9 1/4 75 1/4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Georgia WO27 WR 6011 195 33 10 77 3/4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 35.0 9'11" Smith, Ainias Texas A&M WO28 WR 5093 190 29 8 1/2 70 1/4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Thomas Jr., Brian LSU WO29 Y WR 6027 209 32 3/4 9 3/4 79 5/8 4.34 DNP 4.33 1.50 DNP 1.50 38.5 10'6" Thrash, Jamari Louisville WO30 Y WR 5116 188 31 8 5/8 74 1/2 4.46 4.48 4.46 1.54 N/A 1.54 34.0 10'0" Vele, Devaughn Utah WO31 Y WR 6040 203 33 1/2 9 3/4 79 1/8 4.54 4.48 4.47 1.53 N/A 1.53 36.0 10'6" Walker, Devontez North Carolina WO32 Y WR 6014 193 33 1/4 9 1/8 79 1/8 4.36 4.41 4.36 1.54 N/A 1.54 40.5 11'2" Washington, Malik Virginia WO33 WR 5084 191 30 3/8 9 1/4 72 3/8 4.47 4.52 4.47 1.54 1.53 1.53 42.5 10'6" Washington, Tahj USC WO34 WR 5096 174 29 1/8 8 3/8 70 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 35.0 10'2" Weaver, Xavier Colorado WO35 WR 6002 169 31 1/8 8 7/8 73 1/4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Whittington, Jordan Texas WO36 WR 6005 205 30 3/8 10 73 5/8 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Williams, Isaiah Illinois WO37 Y WR 5092 182 30 1/8 9 1/8 72 3/4 4.64 4.64 4.63 1.59 N/A 1.59 38.0 10'3" Wilson, Johnny Florida State WO38 Y WR 6063 231 35 3/8 10 84 1/2 4.53 4.58 4.52 1.55 N/A 1.55 37.0 10'8" Wilson, Roman Michigan WO39 WR 5106 185 30 3/8 9 3/8 72 1/2 4.41 4.40 4.39 1.52 1.52 DNP DNP Worthy, Xavier Texas WO40 Y WR 5112 165 31 1/8 8 3/4 74 1/4 4.25 4.22 4.21 1.49 1.49 41.0 10'11" -
I know WR is a popular position for people to focus on for the Browns, but they really need to look at DLine too.
The Browns improvement on defense had a ton to do with their improved DLine, but it was a short-term fix, as so many DLinemen are free agents.
I'd also love for an inside linebacker.
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I know WR is a popular position for people to focus on for the Browns, but they really need to look at DLine too.
The Browns improvement on defense had a ton to do with their improved DLine, but it was a short-term fix, as so many DLinemen are free agents.
I'd also love for an inside linebacker.
I know WR is a popular position for people to focus on for the Browns, but they really need to look at DLine too.
The Browns improvement on defense had a ton to do with their improved DLine, but it was a short-term fix, as so many DLinemen are free agents.
I'd also love for an inside linebacker.
Agreed. I also think a great Safety can be a game changer. That said, we did drafted a DT (Ika) in round 3 and a DE (McGuire) in round 4 last year as well as a DE (Wright) in round 3 in 2022. A decent surprise last year was a 2020 DT (Elliott) we drafted in round 3 played some pretty good football in the starting rotation. I think Tomlinson returns but I haven't fact checked that one yet.
Offensively, there's a good chance we lose Pro Bowl Right Guard (Teller) to FA. Maybe Luke Wypler is up to the challenge of filling that spot or we draft someone or sign a FA. Meanwhile it appears Wills remains our less than enthusiastic LT. If Conklin could freakin stay healthy - we could move Dawand Jones to LT (although he also ended 2023 on IR as did Wills).
WRs are irresistible eye candy because it's a passing era and the drop-off from Cooper is big enough for temptation to add another. He's gonna = he hasn't yet. That said, this is a damn good draft for TEs. Sizing them up at the combines by appearance only - it sure looks like there's some dual purpose TEs (like Steve Heiden was here. I'll let my draft magazines tell me how many I got wrong as blockers later this month.
As much as I hate typing this - I think there's a really good chance the Browns will draft a RB to share the workload with Chubb. The big volume of FA RBs won't be cheaper than a rookie we can keep longer at cap friendlier prices. Investments for a healthier cap is a NEED. Staying in that thought, Wisconsin's Braelon Allen or Washington's Dillon Johnson are just 2 of an exciting bunch of RBs that could fall to some of our draft slots.
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I know WR is a popular position for people to focus on for the Browns, but they really need to look at DLine too.
The Browns improvement on defense had a ton to do with their improved DLine, but it was a short-term fix, as so many DLinemen are free agents.
I'd also love for an inside linebacker.
Agreed. I also think a great Safety can be a game changer. That said, we did drafted a DT (Ika) in round 3 and a DE (McGuire) in round 4 last year as well as a DE (Wright) in round 3 in 2022. A decent surprise last year was a 2020 DT (Elliott) we drafted in round 3 played some pretty good football in the starting rotation. I think Tomlinson returns but I haven't fact checked that one yet.
Offensively, there's a good chance we lose Pro Bowl Right Guard (Teller) to FA. Maybe Luke Wypler is up to the challenge of filling that spot or we draft someone or sign a FA. Meanwhile it appears Wills remains our less than enthusiastic LT. If Conklin could freakin stay healthy - we could move Dawand Jones to LT (although he also ended 2023 on IR as did Wills).
WRs are irresistible eye candy because it's a passing era and the drop-off from Cooper is big enough for temptation to add another. He's gonna = he hasn't yet. That said, this is a damn good draft for TEs. Sizing them up at the combines by appearance only - it sure looks like there's some dual purpose TEs (like Steve Heiden was here. I'll let my draft magazines tell me how many I got wrong as blockers later this month.
As much as I hate typing this - I think there's a really good chance the Browns will draft a RB to share the workload with Chubb. The big volume of FA RBs won't be cheaper than a rookie we can keep longer at cap friendlier prices. Investments for a healthier cap is a NEED. Staying in that thought, Wisconsin's Braelon Allen or Washington's Dillon Johnson are just 2 of an exciting bunch of RBs that could fall to some of our draft slots.
Agreed. I also think a great Safety can be a game changer. That said, we did drafted a DT (Ika) in round 3 and a DE (McGuire) in round 4 last year as well as a DE (Wright) in round 3 in 2022. A decent surprise last year was a 2020 DT (Elliott) we drafted in round 3 played some pretty good football in the starting rotation. I think Tomlinson returns but I haven't fact checked that one yet.
Offensively, there's a good chance we lose Pro Bowl Right Guard (Teller) to FA. Maybe Luke Wypler is up to the challenge of filling that spot or we draft someone or sign a FA. Meanwhile it appears Wills remains our less than enthusiastic LT. If Conklin could freakin stay healthy - we could move Dawand Jones to LT (although he also ended 2023 on IR as did Wills).
WRs are irresistible eye candy because it's a passing era and the drop-off from Cooper is big enough for temptation to add another. He's gonna = he hasn't yet. That said, this is a damn good draft for TEs. Sizing them up at the combines by appearance only - it sure looks like there's some dual purpose TEs (like Steve Heiden was here. I'll let my draft magazines tell me how many I got wrong as blockers later this month.
As much as I hate typing this - I think there's a really good chance the Browns will draft a RB to share the workload with Chubb. The big volume of FA RBs won't be cheaper than a rookie we can keep longer at cap friendlier prices. Investments for a healthier cap is a NEED. Staying in that thought, Wisconsin's Braelon Allen or Washington's Dillon Johnson are just 2 of an exciting bunch of RBs that could fall to some of our draft slots.
The Draft guides usually come out around St. Patrick's Day, so I'll grab one and get a mock draft (or three) out...
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Agreed. I also think a great Safety can be a game changer. That said, we did drafted a DT (Ika) in round 3 and a DE (McGuire) in round 4 last year as well as a DE (Wright) in round 3 in 2022. A decent surprise last year was a 2020 DT (Elliott) we drafted in round 3 played some pretty good football in the starting rotation. I think Tomlinson returns but I haven't fact checked that one yet.
Offensively, there's a good chance we lose Pro Bowl Right Guard (Teller) to FA. Maybe Luke Wypler is up to the challenge of filling that spot or we draft someone or sign a FA. Meanwhile it appears Wills remains our less than enthusiastic LT. If Conklin could freakin stay healthy - we could move Dawand Jones to LT (although he also ended 2023 on IR as did Wills).
WRs are irresistible eye candy because it's a passing era and the drop-off from Cooper is big enough for temptation to add another. He's gonna = he hasn't yet. That said, this is a damn good draft for TEs. Sizing them up at the combines by appearance only - it sure looks like there's some dual purpose TEs (like Steve Heiden was here. I'll let my draft magazines tell me how many I got wrong as blockers later this month.
As much as I hate typing this - I think there's a really good chance the Browns will draft a RB to share the workload with Chubb. The big volume of FA RBs won't be cheaper than a rookie we can keep longer at cap friendlier prices. Investments for a healthier cap is a NEED. Staying in that thought, Wisconsin's Braelon Allen or Washington's Dillon Johnson are just 2 of an exciting bunch of RBs that could fall to some of our draft slots.
The Draft guides usually come out around St. Patrick's Day, so I'll grab one and get a mock draft (or three) out...
The Draft guides usually come out around St. Patrick's Day, so I'll grab one and get a mock draft (or three) out...
Thanks Dutch. (or three) ?
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here comes the Combine cluster fuk post
1.) Let's try to avoid the over-payments of adding just FA's.. The quality of player, left on the drafting clock, just might be as good as trading for a player at pick #54? (DL/WR)
2.) The early volume of picks, should vary on positions at WR/ OL & a really impressive speed class of Secondary help.
3.) Maybe 2 of 4 QB's, that only Jimmy Haslam/Depo would draft in top 10.
4.) RB, LB & TE class didn't look to hurt their cause for a few going in top 50 picks
5.) The only named studs we may not be in reach of now in Rd.2 ? The Texas Duo at WR/PR/KR A. Mitchell & X.Worthy <<(combine, enjoyed getting know a fun kid!)
Time to watch the horses that make offenses go ! Offensive Line ?
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I know WR is a popular position for people to focus on for the Browns, but they really need to look at DLine too.
The Browns improvement on defense had a ton to do with their improved DLine, but it was a short-term fix, as so many DLinemen are free agents.
I'd also love for an inside linebacker.
I know WR is a popular position for people to focus on for the Browns, but they really need to look at DLine too.
The Browns improvement on defense had a ton to do with their improved DLine, but it was a short-term fix, as so many DLinemen are free agents.
I'd also love for an inside linebacker.
this and i hope i am right
Browns in hot pursuit of 2024 NFL draft offensive linemen at NFL Scouting Combine
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Daniel Jeremiah
"Scouts like to see IOL run 10 yard splits of 1.76 w/40's at 4.96"
"Tackles/ 10 yard splits of 1.73 w/40's of 4.95"
My scorecard of group one reads
Tanor Bortolini 4,94-1.69
Frank Crum 4.94-1.69
Tylan Grable 4.96- 1.69
Group 2 (just began)
Roger Rosengarten 4.92-1.73
that's all at this time folks. edit- that's the final score of 40's that ran them
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Daniel Jeremiah
"Scouts like to see IOL run 10 yard splits of 1.76 w/40's at 4.96"
"Tackles/ 10 yard splits of 1.73 w/40's of 4.95"
My scorecard of group one reads
Tanor Bortolini 4,94-1.69
Frank Crum 4.94-1.69
Tylan Grable 4.96- 1.69
Group 2 (just began)
Roger Rosengarten 4.92-1.73
that's all at this time folks. edit- that's the final score of 40's that ran them
Daniel Jeremiah
"Scouts like to see IOL run 10 yard splits of 1.76 w/40's at 4.96"
"Tackles/ 10 yard splits of 1.73 w/40's of 4.95"
My scorecard of group one reads
Tanor Bortolini 4,94-1.69
Frank Crum 4.94-1.69
Tylan Grable 4.96- 1.69
Group 2 (just began)
Roger Rosengarten 4.92-1.73
that's all at this time folks
Good analysis from O'Hara and Lewan about the need to make the big guys NOT run 40 yards instead of 20-30 yards or so. Coincidentally, back to back OL pulled up lame 30 yards into their 40.
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Daniel Jeremiah
"Scouts like to see IOL run 10 yard splits of 1.76 w/40's at 4.96"
"Tackles/ 10 yard splits of 1.73 w/40's of 4.95"
My scorecard of group one reads
Tanor Bortolini 4,94-1.69
Frank Crum 4.94-1.69
Tylan Grable 4.96- 1.69
Group 2 (just began)
Roger Rosengarten 4.92-1.73
that's all at this time folks
Good analysis from O'Hara and Lewan about the need to make the big guys NOT run 40 yards instead of 20-30 yards or so. Coincidentally, back to back OL pulled up lame 30 yards into their 40.
Good analysis from O'Hara and Lewan about the need to make the big guys run 40 yards instead of 20-30 yards or so. Coincidentally, back to back OL pulled up lame 30 yards into their 40.
footballs played 40 seconds apart.. 3 hundy's shouldn't be line waiting for 2nd 40 yd. runs.. 20 yards may shorten that wait time too.. like it
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Good analysis from O'Hara and Lewan about the need to make the big guys run 40 yards instead of 20-30 yards or so. Coincidentally, back to back OL pulled up lame 30 yards into their 40.
footballs played 40 seconds apart.. 3 hundy's shouldn't be line waiting for 2nd 40 yd. runs.. 20 yards may shorten that wait time too.. like it
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Tracking every 2024 NFL draft prospect the Browns have met
Not a bad early list.
Berry might want to go right back to filling Perrion Winfrey's vacant rookie DT spot, pairing w/Ika in future ?
The sleeper of that group, is my favorite Guard, U Conn's Christian Hayes ? Room to grow into a solid NFL starter w/NFL coaching. In mock sims, I'd pass Hayes for higher positional needs at #54.. Hayes was gone 3-5 picks later. Can't see Hayes getting to #85 with fake or live drafting. Glad Berry/scouts got Hayes a job interview
Stuck in ACC country. I too like Virginia's WR Malik Washington .. But, we don't have his projected 4th round pick slot. Adding Washington pushes E.Moore as the slot receiver. But, it does nothing for us filling a #2 outside WR. Malik Washington fits a Elijah Moore cost raise replacement in recent future.
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A&M WR Ainias Smith was unable to participate in all combine activities except one, the 225 lb bench press where he led all WRs with 21 reps. He also participated in the interviews portion.
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A&M WR Ainias Smith was unable to participate in all combine activities except one, the 225 lb bench press where he led all WRs with 21 reps. He also participated in the interviews portion.
A&M WR Ainias Smith was unable to participate in all combine activities except one, the 225 lb bench press where he led all WRs with 21 reps. He also participated in the interviews portion.
His doctor didn't clear him to jump out of air planes though - did he?
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A&M WR Ainias Smith was unable to participate in all combine activities except one, the 225 lb bench press where he led all WRs with 21 reps. He also participated in the interviews portion.
His doctor didn't clear him to jump out of air planes though - did he?
His doctor didn't clear him to jump out of air planes though - did he?
Only if he does a tandem with my expert skydiving daughter who can land on one foot without so much as rolling on the ground. Today's parachutes ?are more like gliders that can stop on a dime. Totally different from the ones I used which I now refer to as crash and burn chutes.?
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His doctor didn't clear him to jump out of air planes though - did he?
Only if he does a tandem with my expert skydiving daughter who can land on one foot without so much as rolling on the ground. Today's parachutes ?are more like gliders that can stop on a dime. Totally different from the ones I used which I now refer to as crash and burn chutes.?
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Only if he does a tandem with my expert skydiving daughter who can land on one foot without so much as rolling on the ground. Today's parachutes ?are more like gliders that can stop on a dime. Totally different from the ones I used which I now refer to as crash and burn chutes.?
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Were you a paratrooper in the Army?
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Only if he does a tandem with my expert skydiving daughter who can land on one foot without so much as rolling on the ground. Today's parachutes ?are more like gliders that can stop on a dime. Totally different from the ones I used which I now refer to as crash and burn chutes.?
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Were you a paratrooper in the Army?
Were you a paratrooper in the Army?
No. I had a jumpmasters license for sport jumping before I went into the service. Shoulder injury precluded being able to pass the physical for airborne school even though I was teaching new jumpers how to skydive. Ironic don't ya think.? I did go sport jump at the Special Forces sport jump zone on Ft Bragg though. My silver wings were skydivers' silver wings, so I was not a fighting soldier from the sky. Besides I did not intend to "jump and die". I preferred to come back home.??
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