Top Performers and Concerns Highlight 2025 NFL Scouting Combine

The annual event in Indianapolis showcased rising draft prospects and exposed potential setbacks for others.

Wide receiver Matthew Golden and cornerback Maxwell Hairston stood out with their record-breaking 40-yard dash times, boosting their draft stock significantly.
Missouri offensive lineman Armand Membou impressed with his athleticism and versatility, solidifying his position as a potential first-round pick.
Concerns arose for top prospects like LSU tackle Will Campbell, whose arm length measurements may push him to an interior line position in the NFL.
Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter's medical evaluations revealed a foot injury, potentially impacting his draft status as a top pick contender.
While some quarterbacks, including Missouri's Brady Cook, improved their draft outlook, others like Dillon Gabriel struggled with accuracy during drills.