The NFL Draft is rapidly approaching and any teams looking to bring in their next top player will be looking to the Scouting Combine for clues.
The Combine is held every February at the Lucas Oil Stadium, the home of the NFL team Indianapolis Colts, offering Draft prospects the chance to showcase their athletic prowess. The first Combine was held in 1985 to avoid the need for teams to hold their own camps and moved permanently to Indianapolis in 1987.
Top college players take part in events such as the 40-Yard Dash, 10-Yard Split, Vertical Jump, Broad Jump, 3-Cone Drill, 20-Yard Shuttle and Bench Press. This year, DJ Turner II recorded the best 40-Yard Dash score with 4.26 seconds registered with the Michigan cornerback only 0.04 seconds behind record holder John Ross' 2017 effort.