NFL Combine weekend wrapped up without as much excitement as last year's version. No one broke the 40-yard dash record that Xavier Worthy broke himself last year, but a lot of prospects made a name for themselves and/or further solidified their cases to be early-round draft picks in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Nearly all of the latest round of NFL mock drafts following the league’s scouting combine in Indianapolis last week project the Lions to take a defensive lineman that can help with the team’s pass rush.

W ith the 2025 NFL Combine officially over, the path to the NFL Draft hits a downward slope and starts to pick up speed. Along with being in person to see some of the prospects mo

In a new post-NFL Scouting Combine mock draft from Pro Football Focus, the Bears manage to snag arguably the best offensive lineman in the draft with LSU's Will Campbell with the 10th overall pick. In this mock, Campbell is the second offensive lineman off the board after the New England Patriots selected Missouri's Armand Membou at fourth overall.

Running back Donovan Edwards, whose production was inconsistent at Michigan, had a strong showing at the combine. His 23 reps on the bench press (225 pounds) were the most of any running back this year. The NFL posted a video of Edwards “making quick work of the Duce Staley drill.”

The physical measurements and the measured-drill results of the players from Alabama high schools and colleges at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine.

As you'd expect this time of year, some standouts from the NFL Combine highlight these latest mock drafts for the Detroit Lions.

When the NFL scouting combine opened, everyone wanted to see Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter work out at two positions and how the top quarterback duel would go. Those hopes were dashed in Indianapolis.

Even though some of the biggest names of the 2025 NFL draft class opted not to participate in this past week's on-field action, the "Underwear Olympics" still left an effect on our outlook of this year's first round.