NFL Combine results tracker: Live updates, highlights, top performers from 2024 draft workouts

Dan Treacy

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The Super Bowl took place less than three weeks ago, but the NFL offseason is about to be in full swing. It unofficially starts this weekend in Indianapolis.

While free agency is on the mind of many fans, the NFL Draft likely represents the best opportunity this spring for each franchise to shape its future. The future of the league will be putting on a show for front offices at the NFL Combine, with hundreds of prospects aiming to improve their stock ahead of April's draft. 

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A handful of top prospects won't be participating in on-field drills, including Caleb Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr. and Jayden Daniels. While that might take away some of the combine's allure, it does open the door for other prospects to steal the spotlight and make a lasting impression on scouts.

From Brock Bowers and Rome Odunze to J.J. McCarthy and Joe Alt, there are plenty of high-impact future NFL players showcasing their athleticism at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

The Sporting News is tracking live results and highlights from the 2024 NFL Combine. Follow along below with the latest developments, including a position-by-position guide to the results.

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NFL Combine results: Live updates, highlights from 2024 workouts

(All times Eastern)

Saturday, March 2

6:42 p.m.: Xavier Worthy officially set the NFL Combine record for the fastest 40-yard dash.

The Texas wide receiver posted a time of 4.21 seconds, beating the previous best of 4.22 set by John Ross in 2017.

The sprint garnered reactions from Patrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill and more big names across the NFL.

6:00 p.m.: Brenden Rice, son of star NFL wide receiver Jerry Rice, ran a 4.51 in the 40-yard dash — and his dad was there to see it.

While Jerry Rice didn't have an official 40 time from the 1985 NFL Draft, his son likely beat him.

4:44 p.m.: Joe Milton can throw the long ball. The Tennessee quarterback showcased Josh Allen-like arm strength in the downfield passing drills and uncorked a few passes of more than 70 yards.

4:58 p.m.: Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy had a few miscues, but he also showed off his power as one of the highest-profile quarterbacks to participate in drills at the combine.

3:45 p.m.: An impressive showing by Luke McCaffrey sees him bypass his older brother, Christian, for fastest McCaffrey in the family. He posted a 4.47s 50, .02 seconds faster than CMC.

3:30 p.m.: QBs and WRs stream onto the field. A special mention for Sam Hartman, who was the only hurler to take part in the 40-yard dash on Saturday. It was a glorious showing, his hair billowing across the Indiana wind.

1:40 p.m.: The tailback who impressed the most during the 40 looks to be Louisville talent Isaac Guerendo. He strutted through the mire in a blazing 4.33s time. By far the best run of the day among running backs. He's made quite the impression among NFL scouts today.

1:20 p.m.: RB prospects making their marks at Lucas Oil Field thus far. A particularly decent showing for Michigan standout Blake Corum, who clocked in with a 4.53s 40 time. It's not an exceptional time, admittedly. But it feels like a win for the shifty tailback, who shows he's got some liveliness in his legs despite a fairly stout frame.

12:55 p.m.: Neither of LSU's top prospects — quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Malik Nabers — participated in measurements with their position groups at the 2024 NFL Combine. They will instead wait until their Pro Day on March 27 to provide NFL teams with measurements.

Friday, March 1

8:24 p.m.: Georgia star TE Brock Bowers was at the Combine but he will not be working out, NFL insider Ian Rapoport reported.

6 p.m.: Nate Wiggins blazed the fastest 40 time of the combine so far, clocking a 4.28 in the drill. He did that despite getting injured during it and opting out of the rest of the combine, so it's safe to say that the Clemson product is fast.

Thursday, Feb. 29

7:55 p.m. — Our leaders today!

  • 40-yard dash: NC State LB Payton Wilson (4.43)
  • 10-yard split: Penn State EDGE Chop Robinson (1.54)
  • Vertical jump: Alabama EDGE Dallas Turner (40.5")
  • Broad jump: Houston Christian EDGE Jalyx Hunt (10'8")
  • 3-cone drill: Western Mich. EDGE Marshawn Kneeland (7.02)
  • 20-yard shuttle: Western Mich. EDGE Marshawn Kneeland (4.18)

7:25 p.m. — How about that from NC State's Payton Wilson! His official time came in at 4.43, the best of the day at any position.

6:55 p.m. — Dallas Turner has hops! The Alabama edge rusher is hoping to be the first defensive player off the board in April. 

4:35 p.m. — The best vertical jump of the day belongs to Ole Miss' Cedric Robinson, who recorded a 38" jump. 

3:48 p.m. — Michigan's Kris Jenkins ran a disappointing 5.02 in his first 40-yard dash attempt, but he looked much cleaner on the second try and posted a 4.91. 

3:35 p.m. — Pitt's Calijah Kancey was the star of last year's defensive line group, and Florida State's Braden Fiske appears to be taking on that role in 2024.

3:30 p.m. — Fiske is also among the 40-yard dash leaders in the defensive line group, running a 4.78 on his first attempt. 366-pound tackle T'Vondre Sweat ran a 5.27, equal to McKinnley Jackson's 5.27 at 326 pounds.

3:05 p.m. — Florida State's Braden Fiske leads the defensive tackles with a 33.5-inch vertical jump, followed closely by Texas' Byron Murphy II. Texas A&M's McKinnley Jackson had the lowest mark at 23 inches.

12:50 p.m. — Meanwhile, Tom Brady can still move a little bit? Better than he could 24 years ago, at least. 

12:20 p.m. — Texas DT T'Vondre Sweat is a big man. Almost the biggest, in fact. At 366 pounds, he's the second-heaviest defensive lineman in the last 25 years of the NFL Combine. 

12:10 p.m. — The top of this draft might be dominated by offense, but Clemson CB Nate Wiggins has a chance to elevate himself in the first round if he can run anything like he's expecting.

NFL Combine results by position

Below is a look at top prospects at each position, according to SN's Vinnie Iyer, and how each fared during the 2024 NFL Combine.

Some prospects attending the combine are choosing to run their 40-yard dash at their pro day later in March or skip pre-draft drills altogether. 

Quarterbacks

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Caleb Williams USC 6-1 214
Drake Maye North Carolina 6-4 223
Jayden Daniels LSU
J.J. McCarthy Michigan 6-2.5 219
Bo Nix Oregon 6-2 214
Michael Penix Jr. Washington 6-2 216
Spencer Rattler Oklahoma
Michael Pratt Tulane 6-2 216

Running backs

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Jonathon Brooks Texas 6-0 216
Blake Corum Michigan 5-8 205 4.53 35.50"
Braelon Allen Wisconsin 6-1 235 32"
Trey Benson Florida State 6-0 216 4.39 33.5"
Audric Estime Notre Dame 5-11 221 4.72 38"
Bucky Irving Oregon 4.56 29.5"
MarShawn Lloyd USC 4.46 36"
Will Shipley Clemson 5-11 206
Jaylen Wright Tennessee 4.38 38"

Wide receivers

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Marvin Harrison Jr. Ohio State 6-3.5 209
Malik Nabers LSU
Rome Odunze Washington 6-3 212
Brian Thomas Jr. LSU 6-3 209
Keon Coleman Florida State 6-3 213 4.61
Adonai Mitchell Texas 6-2 205 4.34 39.5"
Troy Franklin Oregon 6-2 176 4.41 39"
Ladd McConkey Georgia 6-0 186 4.39 36"
Xavier Worthy Texas 5-11 165
Xavier Legette South Carolina 6-1 221 4.39 40"
Roman Wilson Michigan
Jermaine Burton Alabama 6-0 196 4.45 38"
Ja'Lynn Polk Washington 6-1 203
Devontez Walker North Carolina 6-1.5 193
Ricky Pearsall Florida 6-1 189
Johnny Wilson Florida State 6-6 231
Jalen McMillan Washington 6-1 197 4.47 37"
Brenden Rice USC 6-2 208
Jamari Thrash Louisville
Luke McCaffrey Rice 4.46 36"

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Tight ends

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Brock Bowers Georgia 6-3 243
Ja'Tavion Sanders Texas 6-4 245 4.69
Cade Stover Ohio State 6-4 247 4.65 34.50
Theo Johnson Penn State 6-6 259 4.58 39.50

Offensive tackles

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Joe Alt Notre Dame
Olumuyiwa Fashanu Penn State
Taliese Fuaga Oregon State  
Amarius Mims Georgia
J.C. Latham Alabama
Tyler Guyton Oklahoma
Graham Barton Duke
Jordan Morgan Arizona
Kingsley Suamataia BYU
Patrick Paul Houston
Kiran Amegadije Yale
Blake Fisher Notre Dame
Javon Foster Missouri
Christian Jones Texas

Interior offensive linemen

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Jackson Powers-Johnson Oregon
Troy Fautanu Oregon
Zach Frazier West Virginia
Javion Cohen Miami
Cooper Beebe Kansas State
Dominick Puni Kansas
Sedrick Van Pran Georgia
Christian Haynes UConn
Christian Mahogany Boston College
Zak Zinter Michigan
Tanor Bortolini Wisconsin

Edge rushers

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Dallas Turner Alabama 6-2.5 247 4.47 40.5"
Laiatu Latu UCLA 6-5 259 4.64 32"
Jared Verse Florida State 6-3 257 4.58 35"
Chop Robinson Penn State 6-2 254 4.48 34.5"
Bralen Trice Washington 6-3.5 245 4.72
Chris Braswell Alabama 6-3 251 4.60 33.5"
Darius Robinson Missouri 6-5 285 4.95 35"
Adisa Isaac Penn State 6-4 247 4.74 34.5"
Jonah Elliss Utah 6-2 248
Brandon Dorlus Oregon 6-3 283 4.85 30.5"
Marshawn Kneeland Western Michigan 6-3 267 4.75 35.5"
Gabriel Murphy UCLA 6-2 247 4.68 39.5"
Austin Booker Kansas 6-4.5 240 4.79 32.5"
Javon Solomon Troy 6-1 246 4.72 37"

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Defensive tackles

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Jer'Zhan Newton Illinois 6-2 304
Byron Murphy II Texas 6-0 297 4.87 33"
T'Vondre Sweat Texas 6-4.5 366 5.27 26"
Kris Jenkins Michigan 6-3 299 4.91 30"
Braden Fiske Florida State 6-4 292 4.78 33.5"
Ruke Orhorhoro Clemson 6-4 294 4.89 32"
Michael Hall Jr. Ohio State 6-3 290
Leonard Taylor III Miami 6-3.5 303 5.12 30"
Maason Smith LSU 6-5 306 5.02 21"
McKinnley Jackson Texas A&M 6-1.5 326 5.26 23"
Mekhi Wingo LSU 6-0 284 4.85 31.5"

Linebackers

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Edgerrin Cooper Texas A&M 6-2 230 4.51 34.5"
Payton Wilson NC State 6-3 233 4.43 34.5"
Jeremiah Trotter Jr. Clemson 6-0 228
Junior Colson Michigan 6-2 238
Cedric Gray North Carolina 6-1.5 234 4.64 35.5"
Tommy Eichenberg Ohio State 6-2 233 32.5"
Curtis Jacobs Penn State 6-1 241 4.58 35.0"

Cornerbacks

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Nate Wiggins Clemson 6-1.5 173 4.28 36"
Terrion Arnold Alabama 6-0 189 4.50 37"
Cooper DeJean Iowa 6-0.5 203
Quinyon Mitchell Toledo 6-0 195 4.33 38"
Kool-Aid McKinstry Alabama 5-11.5 199
Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Missouri 5-11.5 183 4.51
Kamari Lassiter Georgia 5-11.5 186
T.J. Tampa Iowa State 6-1 189
Kalen King Penn State 5-11 191 4.61 37"
Mike Sainristill Michigan 5-9 182 4.47 40"
Khyree Jackson Oregon 6-4 194 4.50 36.5"
Kris Abrams-Draine Missouri 5-11.5 179 4.44 33.5"
Josh Newton TCU 5-10.5 190 4.51 34"
Cam Hart Notre Dame 6-3 202 4.50 39.5"
Caelan Carson Wake Forest 6-0 199
D.J. James Auburn 5-11.5 175 4.42
Jarrian Jones Florida State 6-0 190 4.38 39.5"
Max Melton Rutgers 5-11 187 4.39 40.5"
Jarvis Brownlee Louisville 5-10.5 194
Ryan Cooper Oregon State 5-11 184
MJ Devonshire Pittsburgh 5-11 186 4.45 38.5"
Marcellas Dial South Carolina 6-0 190 4.47 40.5"
John Dixon Penn State 5-11 188
Willie Drew Virginia State 5-11.5 191 4.46
Renardo Green Florida State 6-0 186 4.49 37.5"
Kamal Hadden Tennessee 6-1 196
Myles Harden South Dakota 5-11 195 4.50 35.5"
Daequan Hardy Penn State 5-9.5 179 4.38 42.5"

Safeties

Player School Height Weight 40 Time Vertical Jump
Tyler Nubin Minnesota 6-1 199
Calen Bullock USC 6-2 188 4.49
Javon Bullard Georgia 5-10.5 198 4.47
Kamren Kinchens Miami 5-11 203 4.65 35"
Jaden Hicks Washington State 6-2 211 37.5"
Beau Brade Maryland 6-0 203
Sione Vaki Utah 5-11 210 39.5"
Cole Bishop Utah 6-2 206 4.45 39"

NFL Combine Schedule 2024

  • Dates: Monday, Feb. 26, to Monday, March 4
  • Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis 

Prospects descended on Indianapolis for the NFL Combine starting Monday, Feb. 26, but on-field drills begin Thursday and run through Sunday.

Here's a look at when each position group will take the field for on-field drills, plus how to watch.

Date Time (ET) Group Channel/Stream
Thursday, Feb. 29 3 p.m. DL, LB NFL Network, Fubo
Friday, March 1 3 p.m. DB, TE NFL Network, Fubo
Saturday, March 2 1 p.m. QB, RB, WR NFL Network, Fubo
Sunday, March 3 1 p.m. OL NFL Network, Fubo

How to watch the NFL Combine

  • TV channel: NFL Network
  • Stream: Fubo, NFL+, NFL and NFL Network apps

NFL Network will broadcast the combine for the 19th time, with more than 50 hours of live coverage beginning Tuesday. Rich Eisen and Daniel Jeremiah will lead the coverage of the on-field workouts, with Charles Davis, Peter Schrager, Chris Rose, Ian Rapoport, Stacey Dales and Jamie Erdahl joining them throughout the event.

The network will also have guest analysts on the panel for certain position groups, with Cam Jordan, Taylor Lewan and Shaun O'Hara joining the set. 

Fans can stream the NFL Combine through the NFL digital platforms or Fubo, which offers a free trial.

Dan Treacy

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Dan Treacy is a content producer for Sporting News, joining in 2022 after graduating from Boston University. He founded @allsportsnews on Instagram in 2012 and has written for Lineups and Yardbarker.