Not every quarterback prospect in this year's draft class is throwing at the 2025 NFL combine. Will Miami QB Cam Ward throw in Indianapolis?

For most, the annual NFL Combine is the kickoff event for draft season. It's when nearly every single prospect heads to Indianapolis for several days to get checked out by team doctors, coaches, assistants,

Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders strode up to NFL Combine podium 6 with a sideways ballcap, a double-strand of eye-popping diamonds around his neck, and a megawatt smile on his face. He is, of course,

The Tennessee Titans have not officially decided who they will select with the No. 1 pick at the NFL Draft, but signs are pointing to two good options: Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter or Miami quarterback Cam Ward.

Also, how big a deal is Abdul Carter's injured foot? Here's what talent evaluators are saying coming out of Indianapolis.

This proved to be the fastest group of O-linemen the scouting combine has ever had, according to the NFL Network. Five linemen clocked 4.98 seconds in the 40-yard dash or faster, including a 4.84 for Georgia’s Jared Wilson. Several scouts I visited with during the week were excited about this group, and their top prospects really delivered.

As the NFL scouting combine wrapped Sunday afternoon, league coaches, executives and scouts traveled home with notebooks full of 40-yard dash times and drill results, physical measurements and medical evaluations.

NFL Combine is in the rearview mirror, and the week the league just spent in Indianapolis was an eventful one. The Tennessee Titans were the hottest topic of the event, because everybody wants to know what they’ll be doing with the first overall pick.

Teams are inquiring about the Titans’ coveted No. 1 pick. Titans general manager Mike Borgonzi is at least listening to those calls. Yet, if the Titans believe in Ward, they should keep the top draft pick and select the quarterback.

The Hurricanes quarterback at the top of the draft made his combine workout decision official Friday morning and detailed his meetings with teams who may select him.

Another one of Sanders’ teammates, receiver LaJohntay Wester, was on the other end of arguably Sanders’ signature moment at Colorado. That came on a Hail Mary touchdown pass from Sanders to Wester as time expired last season vs. Baylor to force overtime. Colorado won that game in OT, 38-31.