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Key information, how to watch 2024 NFL Scouting Combine in February and March
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Date:2025-04-13 21:13:37
The NFL's annual job interviews will take place starting Monday, Feb. 26, when the best collegiate players will be poked, prodded, and put through meetings, on-field drills and tests by the league's coaches, general managers, and scouts.
The next superstar could be in this year's batch of players as talent-deficient teams look for their future draft picks to make immediate impact, and playoff teams look to stack talent and challenge the Kansas City Chiefs for NFL supremacy.
Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis is once again the setting for the combine and will be held there for at least the next year.
2024 NFL Scouting Combine Schedule
Where: Lucas Oil Field, Indianapolis, Indiana
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When: February 26–March 4; live coverage starts Thursday, Feb. 29, with on-field drills.
TV/Streaming: NFL Network, NFL.com, NFL+
What is the combine schedule for on-field drills?
Thursday, Feb. 29: Defensive line and linebackers, 3 p.m. ET
Friday, March 1: Defensive backs and tight ends, 3 p.m. ET
Saturday, March 2: Running backs, quarterbacks, wide receivers, 1 p.m. ET
Sunday, March 3: Offensive line, 1 p.m. ET
How many players will participate in the combine?
Last year, 319 collegiate players were invited to the scouting combine, and this year, 321 were invited to Indianapolis. National champion Michigan leads the way this year with 18 players.
A full list of combined participants can be found here, and the number of invites from each school is listed below.
Michigan: 18Washington: 13Florida State: 12Texas: 11Georgia: 11Alabama: 10Penn State: 10LSU: 8Notre Dame: 8Southern California: 8Missouri: 8Ohio State: 8Oregon: 7Kentucky: 6TCU: 6Clemson: 6Utah: 6Illinois: 6South Carolina: 5Texas A&M: 5Miami (Fla.): 5Arkansas: 5Auburn: 5North Carolina: 4Louisville: 4Arizona: 4Oregon State: 4Mississippi State: 4Iowa: 4Kansas State: 4Maryland: 4Tennessee: 3Tulane: 3BYU: 3Wisconsin: 3South Dakota State: 3Pittsburgh: 3Duke: 3Oklahoma: 3Houston: 3Texas Tech: 3Washington State: 3Mississippi: 3UCLA: 3Western Kentucky: 2Marshall: 2Troy: 2Central Florida: 2Holy Cross: 2Florida: 2Colorado State: 2Minnesota: 2Wyoming: 2Connecticut: 2Boston College: 2North Carolina State: 2Kansas: 2Wake Forest: 2Southern Mississippi: 1Boise State: 1New Hampshire: 1Monmouth: 1Purdue: 1Southeast Missouri State: 1Rice: 1Virginia: 1Colorado: 1Yale: 1Howard: 1Eastern Kentucky: 1West Virginia: 1Liberty: 1Michigan State: 1North Dakota State: 1Louisiana-Lafayette: 1Baylor: 1Houston Christian: 1Western Michigan: 1Charlotte: 1Indiana: 1Georgia State: 1Texas-El Paso: 1Temple: 1Virginia State: 1South Dakota: 1Fresno State: 1Syracuse: 1California: 1Rutgers: 1Toledo: 1Iowa State: 1Arizona State: 1Stanford: 1
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