The NFL Scouting Combine has reached its conclusion from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. First up were the defensive linemen and linebackers on Thursday, and then defensive backs and tight ends took the field on Friday.

The NFL Combine is wrapping up and it’s a good time to look back at the week that was. Who helped themselves with a strong showing? Who might not have put up the numbers they wanted?

Sunday was the day that the upcoming offensive line prospects worked out for NFL teams at the Scouting Combine. Usually, this would be a huge day for the Green Bay Packers, who generally have a hyper-specific focus at the position.

Here are all the confirmed meetings Seattle had with prospects at the scouting combine, compiled by Seattle Sports 710 AM and initially reported by Seahawks blogger Brian Nemhauser, The Draft Network's Justin Melo and Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Devin Jackson.

Some prominent NFL mock draft since the Combine not only have the Raiders passing on Shedeur Sanders, but the Colorado QB slipping out of day one.

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.

Travis Hunter could get to play both ways in the NFL, the Titans are keeping their options open, and other key developments at the NFL combine.

NFL Scouting Combine came and went this past week in Indianapolis. While on its surface the combine is a place for teams to get a look at -- and talk to -- draft prospects they'll spend the next two months poring over,

It’s time to take stock of everything we learned at the 2025 NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis. Here’s a sampling of the national takeaways from last week’s key event on the NFL offseason calendar.