Ten Prospects that Could Break the NFL Scouting Combine | Combine Freaks?

The Combine is underway, and we wanted to pick out 10 prospects that could have a huge week in Indianapolis this week. There are tons of prospects that will shine while others could struggle this week. Well, we have ten prospects that could shock the world this week. Let’s have some fun!

Sean Tucker, RB, Syracuse – The kid has speed for days! They wanted him to run track for SU Track team because he was a track star in high school. He loves to compete, and I would not be shocked if he leaves the Combine as the fastest running back.

Jalin Hyatt, WR, Tennessee, Tre Tucker, WR, Cincinnati, Trey Palmer, WR, Nebraska – These three will duke it out to see who is the fastest wide out at the combine. We all know they are quick, but they are all different builds. It will be interesting to see who will win the race between the three.

Matt Landers, WR, Arkansas – The 6’5 wide receiver is stupid fast. I have had coaches in Florida tell me he could blaze a 4.2. The kid is huge and has long strides. Could the former Toledo Rocket blaze up the track?

Jovaughn Gwyn, OL, South Carolina – Gwyn is going to impress. He is not very big, but he is very strong and moves well. It will be interesting to see how quickly he moves.

Kyu Blu-Kelly, DB, Stanford – Blu-Kelly was a track star in high school, who ran a 10.66 100 meter and had a 24’2 long jump. He could shock people this week in Indy.

Terrell Smith, DB, Minnesota – Smith is stupid fast, he blazed a 10.32 100-meter dash and was a 20.84 200-meter in high school. Do not be shocked if he burns up the track.

Jay Ward, DB, LSU – Ward may not be the fastest player but he is going to jump out the gym. He had a 6’4 high jump in high school and a 45’7 triple jump. Those are some sick numbers.

Zach Harrison, DL, Ohio State – The 6-foot-5, 274 pounds with 10-inch hands, 36.25-inch arms, and an 85.5-inch wingspan is going to put himself in first round conversations with his performance.