NFL Combine 2020 tracker: Measurements, results of the best individual performances from Indianapolis

Here's your one-stop shop for all the top results on the 2020 NFL Combine

This past week, 337 players from 101 schools descended upon Indianapolis for the 2020 NFL Combine. Each of these players looked to improve their draft stock while possibly finding their future NFL team in the process.

Throughout the week, we compiled the top results from each position, as several players surely improved their draft stock by virtue of their impressive measurements, jumps, 40 times and on-field work. Below are each of the top individual performances from Indianapolis. 

Fans should also check out our complete NFL Draft coverage throughout the next several weeks ahead of the 2020 draft. 

Quarterbacks

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Hand	Wingspan
Joe Burrow	LSU	6-3 4/8	221	9"	74"
Justin Herbert	Oregon	6-6 2/8	236	10"	78 7/8"
Jacob Eason	Washington	6-5 7/8	231	9 4/8"	79"
Jake Fromm	Georgia	6-1 7/8	219	8 7/8"	75"
Tua Tagovailoa	Alabama	6-0	217	10"	75 2/8"
Jalen Hurts	Oklahoma	6-1	222	9 6/8"	77 5/8"
Anthony Gordon	Washington State	6-2 3/8	205	9 6/8"	73"
Jordan Love	Utah State	6-3 6/8	224	10 4/8"	80"

The winner of the weigh-in, according to CBS Sports draft analyst Chris Trapasso, was Love, whose "gigantic hands" and sturdy frame should help improve his draft stock. 

40-yard dash

Name	School	Fastest 40 time
Cole McDonald	Hawaii	4.54
Steven Montez	Colorado	4.58
Jalen Hurts	Oklahoma	4.59
Jordan Love	Utah State	4.65
Shea Patterson	Michigan	4.67
Justin Herbert	Oregon	4.68
Kelly Bryant	Missouri	4.69
Nate Stanley	Iowa	4.79
Jacob Eason	Washington	4.89
James Morgan	Florida International	4.89

Hurts' performance in the 40 and in his on-field work should definitely help improve his draft stock. Herbert also enjoyed a solid day that saw him stand out his on-field deep throws and sideline routes. Eason also made several impressive throws that should help improve his draft stock.

Running backs

Measurements

Name	School	Height	Weight	Arm length	Wingspan
Cam Akers	Florida State	5-10 3/8	217	30 5/8"	74 5/8"
Joshua Kelly	UCLA	5-10 5/8	212	31 5/8"	76 2/8"
Jonathan Taylor	Wisconsin	5-10 2/8	226	31 1/8"	75 3/8"
Javon Leake	Maryland	6-0 1/8	215	31 4/8"	75 6/8"
D'Andre Swift	Georgia	5-8 2/8	212	29 7'8"	72"
Zack Moss	Utah	5-9 3/8	223	31 2/8"	75 4/8"
J.K. Dobbins	Ohio State	5-9 4/8	209	29 6/8"	73 4'8"
Anthony McFarland	Maryland	5-8 1/8	208	30 3/8"	73 3/8"
Ke'Shawn Vaughn	Vanderbilt	5-9 5/8	214	30 7/8"	73 4/8"
Clyde Edwards-Helaire	LSU	5-7 2/8	207	29"	70 5/8"

The big winner here, according to CBS Sports draft analyst Josh Edwards, was Akers, who is looking to prove that he can be a three-down back at the next level. Another thing of note with regard to the running backs is Dobbins admitting that he is still not 100% after playing through a high ankle sprain during the Buckeyes' Fiesta Bowl loss to Clemson.   

Bench press

Name	School	Reps
Scottie Phillips	Mississippi	29
Sewo Olonilua	TCU	25
Benny Lemay	Charlotte	24
James Robinson	Illinois State	24
AJ Dillon	Boston College	23
J.K. Dobbins	Ohio State	23
Joshua Kelley	UCLA	23
Lamichal Perine	Florida	22
Cam Akers	Florida State	20
Raymond Calais	Louisiana-Lafayette	20
Darrynton Evans	Appalachian State	20

Phillips turned in an impressive performance in the bench press. That should help improve his draft stock, as Phillips is currently tabbed by CBS Sports as the 260th best player in this year's draft. 

40-yard dash 

Player	School	Time
Jonathan Taylor	Wisconsin	4.39
Darrynton Evans	Appalachian State	4.41
Raymond Calais	Louisiana-Lafayette	4.42
Anthony McFarland	Maryland	4.44
Cam Akers	Florida State	4.47
D'Andre Swift	Georgia	4.48
Joshua Kelly	UCLA	4.49
LeVante Bellamy	Western Michigan	4.50
Ke'Shawn Vaughn	Vanderbilt	4.51
AJ Dillon	Boston College	4.53

Taylor solidified his place as arguably the draft's best running back with his 40 time as well as his on-field work on Friday night. Swift and Akers also showed why they are also regarded as two of the top running backs in the draft. Calais also put himself on the map with a strong overall showing on Friday night. 

Receivers

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm length	Wingspan
Brandon Aiyuk	Arizona State	5-11 5/8	205	33 4/8"	80"
KJ Hamler	Penn State	5-8 5/8	178	30 6/8"	72 4/8"
Tee Higgins	Clemson	6-3 5/8	216	34 1/8"	81"
Justin Jefferson	LSU	6-1 2/8	202	33"	78"
Jerry Jeudy	Alabama	6-1	193	32 1/8"	76"
CeeDee Lamb	Oklahoma	6-1 5/8	198	32 2/8"	76 5/8"
Henry Ruggs III	Alabama	5-11	188	30 4/8"	74 4/8"
Laviska Shenault Jr.	Colorado	6-0 5/8	227	31 7/8"	76 2/8"
Denzel Mims	Baylor	6-2 7/8	207	33 7/8"	78 4/8"
Donovan Peoples-Jones	Michigan	6-1 5/8	212	33 4/8"	79 2/8"

CBS Sports draft analyst Josh Edwards tabbed Aiyuk as a big winner here, as the small but speedy receiver put up an impressive wingspan. Aiyuk is looking to improve his draft stock after a groin injury held him out of the Senior Bowl.

40-yard dash

Name	School	Fastest 40 time
Henry Ruggs III	Alabama	4.27
Quez Watkins	Southern Miss	4.36
Darnell Mooney	Tulane	4.38
Kevin Duvernay	Texas	4.39
Antonio Gibson	Memphis	4.39
Denzel Mims	Baylor	4.39
Chase Claypool	Notre Dame	4.42
John Hightower	Boise State	4.43
Justin Jefferson	LSU	4.43
Isaiah Coutler	Rhode Island	4.45

Ruggs was disappointed after clocking 40 times of 4.27 and 4.31, and he'll look to improve upon those times at Alabama's pro day, provided the quad injury he was nursing after his runs doesn't keep him sidelined. Coutler, who made the board with this 4.45, also impressed during his on field work. Claypool also helped his draft stock with his solid 40 time and on field work.

Bench press

Name	School	Reps
Quintez Cephus	Wisconsin	23
Antonio Gandy-Golden	Liberty	22
Joe Reed	Virginia	21
James Proche	SMU	20
Chase Claypool	Notre Dame	19
K.J. Osborn	Miami	18
K.J. Hill	Ohio State	17
Collin Johnson	Texas	17
Jalen Reagor	TCU	17
Kendrick Rogers	Texas A&M	17
Laviska Shenault Jr.	Colorado	17

Claypool is the only receiver to rank in the top 10 in bench reps and in the 40 times. Cephus should have improved his draft stock on Thursday night after leaving Wisconsin with a 16.1 yards per reception average. 

Tight ends

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm	Wingspan
Jacob Breeland	Oregon	6-4 7/8	252	32 5/8"	78 1/8"
Harrison Bryant	Florida Atlantic	6-4 6/8	243	30 5/8"	74"
Hunter Bryant	Washington	6-2 2/8	248	32"	76 4/8"
Brycen Hopkins	Purdue	6-3 7/8	245	32 1/8"	76"
Cole Kmet	Notre Dame	6-5 6/8	262	33"	79"
Thaddeus Moss	LSU	6-1 7/8	250	31 7/8"	78 2/8"
Jared Pinkney	Vanderbilt	6-4	257	30 1/8"	79"
Adam Trautman	Dayton	6-5	255	32 5/8"	78"

Kmet, who has drawn comparisons to Rob Gronkowski, strengthened those comparisons with his solid combine measurements. Breeland, who looks a little small on film, also helped his draft stock after tipping the scales at over 250 pounds.

40-yard dash

Name	School	Fastest 40 time
Albert Okwuegbunam	Missouri	4.66
Brycen Hopkins	Purdue	4.66
Stephen Sullivan	LSU	4.66
Cole Kmet	Notre Dame	4.70
Dalton Keene	Virginia Tech	4.71
Josiah Deguara	Cincinnati	4.72
Devin Asiasi	UCLA	4.73
Harrison Bryant	Florida Atlantic	4.73
Hunter Bryant	Washington	4.74
Charlie Taumopeau	Portland State	4.75

Hopkins, one of the top rated tight ends in the draft, helped his draft stock on Thursday following his 40 run and on-field work. Okwuegbunam also had a big night while turning heads with 40 time and on-field workout.

Bench press

Name	School	Reps
Josiah Deguara	Cincinnati	25
Hunter Bryant	Washington	23
Jared Pinkney	Vanderbilt	23
Brycen Hopkins	Purdue	21
Dalton Keene	Virginia Tech	21
Charlie Woerner	Georgia	21
Sean McKeon	Michigan	18
Colby Parkinson	Stanford	18
Charlie Taumpoepeau	Portland State	18
Adam Trautman	Dayton	18

Hunter Bryant and Pinkney tied for second in the bench press drill, but the next day it was Bryant who looked better as a receiver running drills. He may be able to emerge as the No. 2 tight end in a crowded second tier behind Kmet.

Offensive linemen

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm length	Wing span
Matt Peart, T	UConn	6-6 5/8	318	36 5/8"	86 4/8"
Mekhi Becton, T	Louisville	6-7 3/8	364	35 5/8"	83 2/8"
Tristan Wirfs, T	Iowa	6-4 7/8	320	34	80 2/8"
Andrew Thomas, T	Georgia	6-5 1/8	315	36 1/8"	83 4/8"
Robert Hunt, G/T	Louisiana-Lafayette	6-5 1/8	323	33 4/8"	82"
Lloyd Cushenberry, G	LSU	6-3 1/8	312	34 1/8"	84 2/8"
Cordel Iwuagwu, G	TCU	6-2 7/8	309	33 6/8"	81"
Nick Harris, C	Washington	6-0 7/8	302	32 1/8"	77 4/8"
Tyler Biadasz, C	Wisconsin	6-3 5/8	314	32 2/8"	79 7/8"
Damien Lewis, C	TCU	6-2	327	33	79 4/8"

Wirfs and Thomas, two of the highest-rated linemen in the draft, did nothing to hurt their status after getting measured at the combine. One lineman that specifically raised his draft stock was Biadasz, who, according to CBS Sports draft analyst Chris Trapasso, is "one of the most physically impressive (linemen) at over 6-3 and 314 pounds with a wingspan just under 80 inches." 

Bench press 

Name	School	Reps
Netane Muti	Fresno State	44
Simon Stepaniak	Indiana	37
John Simpson	Clemson	34
Jake Hanson	Oregon	33
Erza Cleveland	Boise State	30
Jonah Jackson	Ohio State	28
Cesar Ruiz	Michigan	28
Justin Herron	Wake Forest	27
Damien Lewis	LSU	27
Terence Steele	Texas Tech	27

Muti finished just one rep behind Mitch Petrus' record of 45 reps set in 2010. Muti entered the combine as the 64th best player and 14th best linemen in CBS Sports' pre-draft prospect rankings. 

40-yard dash 

Name	School	Position
Tristan Wirfs	Iowa	4.85
Danny Pinter	Ball State	4.91
Ezra Cleveland	Boise State	4.93
Jack Driscoll	Auburn	5.02
Terrence Steele	Texas Tech	5.03
Saahdiq Charles	LSU	5.05
Jedrick Willis	Alabama	5.05
Matt Peart	Connecticut	5.06
Austin Jackson	USC	5.07
Cesar Ruiz	Michigan	5.08
Jon Runyan	Michigan	5.08

While he didn't crack the top 10, Louisville's Mekhi Becton's time of 5.10 was significant considering his listed weight of 368 pounds. Wirfs dominated all the athletic testing on Friday.

Defensive linemen

Measurements

Name	School	Height	Weight	Arm length	Wing span
Khalid Kareem, EDGE	Notre Dame	6-3 6/8	268	34 3/8"	84"
D.J. Wonnum, EDGE	South Carolina	6-4 5/8	258	34 1/8"	83 6/8"
A.J. Epenesa, EDGE	Iowa	6-5 1/8	275	34 4/8"	81 2/8"
Yetur Gross-Matos, EDGE	PSU	6-5	266	34 7/8"	82 2/8"
Marlon Davidson, DE/DT	Auburn	6-3 3/8	303	33"	80 4/8"
Ross Blacklock, DT	TCU	6-3 1/8	290	32 3/8"	78 6/8"
Benito Jones, DT	Ole Miss	6-1	316	32 7/8"	83 6/8"
Justin Madubuike, DT	Texas A&M	6-2 5/8	293	33 4/8"	80 4/8"
Chase Young, EDGE	Ohio State	6-4 7/8	264	33 6/8"	80 5/8"

Trapasso stated that Davidson's impressive measurements should help his odds at successfully moving from a DE to a DT at the next level. Trapasso also noted that Epenesa's measurements were better than Chase Young's and similar to the measurements Myles Garrett put up in 2017. 

Bench press

Name	School	Reps
Davon Hamilton	Ohio State	33
Khalil Davis	Nebraska	32
Kenny Willekes	Michigan State	32
Justin Madubuike	Texas A&M	31
Larrell Murchison	N.C. State	29
Jabari Zuinga	Florida	29
Derrick Brown	Auburn	28
Qaadir Sheppard	Mississippi	28
James Smith-Williams	N.C. State	28

Brown, the top-rated DL in CBS Sports prospect rankings, certainly helped his draft stock with his bench press performance. Hamilton, the ninth rated DL, likely improved his draft stock as well. 

40-yard dash (DT)

Name	School	Time
Khalil Davis	Nebraska	4.75
Neville Gallimore	Oklahoma	4.79
Carlos Davis	Nebraska	4.82
Justin Madubuike	Texas A&M	4.83
Ross Blacklock	TCU	4.90
Rob Windsor	Penn State	4.90
McTelvin Agim	Arkansas	4.98
Jordan Elliott	Missouri	5.02
Marlon Davidson	Auburn	5.04
Raequan Williams	Mighican State	5.04

Davis, the sixth rated DL in CBS Sports' prospect rankings, surely improved his draft stock following Saturday's performance. Gallimore and Davis also had strong 40 times and on-field performances on Saturday. Derrick Brown, the top ranked DL in this year's class, was 15th in the 40 amongst defensive linemen. 

40-yard dash (EDGE)

Name	School	Time
James Smith-Williams	NC State	4.60
Jabari Zugina	Florida	4.64
Alton Robinson	Syracuse	4.69
Alex Highsmith	Charlotte	4.70
D.J. Wonnum	South Carolina	4.73

While Smith-Williams shined in the 40, Highsmith had success in the 40 as well as during the on-field portion of his workout. And while A.J. Epenesa's 40 time wasn't the fastest, he made up for it with a solid performance during his on-field work. 

Linebackers

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm length	Wing span
Akeem Davis-Gaither	Appalachian State	6-1 4/8	224	31 1/8"	75 1/8"
Terrell Lewis	Alabama	6-5 2/8	262	33 7/8"	83 3/8"
Malik Harrison	Ohio State	6-2 5/8	247	32 6/8"	79 3/8"
K'Lavon Chaisson	LSU	6-3	254	32 2/8"	79 2/8"
Isaiah Simmons	Clemson	6-3 5/8	238	33 3/8"	81 7/8"
Kenneth Murray	Oklahoma	6-2 4/8	241	32 6/8"	80"
Patrick Queen	LSU	6-0 2/8	229	31 5/8"	76 7/8"
Zack Baun	Wisconsin	6-2 3/8	238	32 6/8"	78 2/8"

Davis-Gaither and Harrison, the fifth and seventh rated linebacker prospects according to CBS Sports, likely improved their draft stock with their impressive combine measurements. 

Bench press

Name	School	Rep
Khaleke Hudson	Michigan	30
Joe Bachie	Michigan State	26
Zach Baun	Wisconsin	24
Shaquille Quarterman	Miami	23
Nick Coe	Auburn	21
Akeem Davis-Gaither	Appalachian State	21
Willie Gay Jr.	Mississippi State	21
Kenneth Murray	Oklahoma	21
Chapelle Russell	Temple	21
Davion Taylor	Colorado	21
Logan Wilson	Wyoming	21

Hudson's performance here should help bolster his draft stock, as the former Michigan standout is currently 19th on CBS Sports' linebacker prospect rankings. 

40-yard dash

Name	School	Time
Isaiah Simmons	Clemson	4.39
Willie Gay Jr.	Mississippi State	4.46
Davion Taylor	Colorado	4.50
Shaun Bradley	Temple	4.51
Patrick Queen	LSU	4.51
Kenneth Murray	Oklahoma	4.52
Jordan Brooks	Texas Tech	4.54
Khaleke Hudson	Michigan	4.57
Carter Coughlin	Minnesota	4.58
Azur Kamara	Kansas	4.59

A whopping 10 linebackers broke the 4.6 barrier during Saturday's 40-yard dash. Simmons, already expected to be a top-10 pick in the draft, is now being projected as a possible top-five pick in the draft after running a sub 4.4 on his one and only run at the combine. 

Cornerbacks

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm (Length)	Wingspan
Trevon Diggs	Alabama	6-1 3/8	205	32 6/8''	78 3/8''
Jeff Gladney	TCU	5-10 2/8	191	31 7/8''	75 2/8''
CJ Henderson	Florida	60 6/8	204	31 5/8''	75 7/8''
Jeffrey Okudah	Ohio State	6-1 1/8	205	32 5/8''	78 5/8''

Okudah headed into the combine as the top cornerback in CBS Sports' prospect rankings, and according to Chris Trapasso he had a weigh-in for the ages.

Bench Press 

Player	School	Reps
Reggie Robinson III	Tulsa	22
Kindle Vildor	Georgia Southern	22
Javelin K. Guidry	Utah	21
Lavert Hill	Michigan	21
C.J. Henderson	Florida	20
John Reid	Penn State	20
Jeff Galdney	TCU	17
Josiah Scott	Michigan State 17	15

Robinson, tabbed as a late round pick, likely helped improve his draft stock with his 22 reps. The same can be said of Henderson, who is being projected as a late first/early second round pick. 

40-yard dash

Name	School	Time
Javelin Guidry	Utah	4.29
Javaris Davis	Auburn	4.39
C.J. Henderson	Florida	4.39
Troy Pride	Notre Dame	4.40
Josiah Scott	Michigan State	4.42
A.J. Terrell	Clemson	4.42
Reggie Robinson II	Tulsa	4.44
Kindle Vildor	Georgia Southern	4.44
Michael Ojemudia	Iowa	4.45

Davis and Vildor enjoyed solid Sundays, both during their 40 runs as well as during his on-field work. Jeff Okudah, the top rated cornerback in the draft, ran 4.8 and 4.50 for his 40 attempts. 

Safeties 

Bench press

Name	School	Reps
Kamren Curl	Arkansas	24
Daniel Thomas	Auburn	24
Rodney Clemons	SMU	21
Terrell Burgess	Utah	20
Jeremy Chinn	Southern Illinois	20
Josh Metellus	Michigan	20
Tanner Muse	Clemson	20
Xavier McKinney	Alabama	19

While McKinney enjoyed a solid combine, so did Muse, who was ranked as the 31st best safety by CBS Sports heading into the week. 

40-yard dash

Name	School	Time
L'Jarius Sneed	Louisiana Tech	4.37
Tanner Muse	Clemson	4.41
Jeremy Chinn	Southern Illinois	4.45
Antoine Winfield Jr.	Minnesota	4.45
Terrell Burgess	Utah	4.46
Kyle Dugger	Lenoir-Rhyne	4.49
Daniel Thomas	Auburn	4.51
Brian Cole II	Mississippi State	4.52

Muse and Winfield also put together solid on-field work on Sunday while likely improving their collective draft stocks. 

Specialists

Measurements

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm	Hand	Wingspan
Tyler Bass (K)	Georgia Southern	5-10 1/2	185	29 1/2"	8 3/4"	71 1/2"
Rodrigo Blankenship (K)	Georgia	6-1	190	30 5/8"	9"	73 1/8"
Joseph Charlton (P)	South Carolina	6-4 1/2	195	32 3/8"	8 1/2"	78 1/4"
Blake Ferguson (LS)	LSU	6-2 5/8	229	31 3/8"	9 3/4"	75 3/4"
Sterling Hofrichter (P)	Syracuse	5-9 5/8	196	29 3/8"	8 5/8"	71 1/2"
Brandon Mann (P)	Texas A&M	5-11 3/8	198	30"	9 1/4"	73 7/8"
JJ Molson (K)	UCLA	5-11 1/4	182	30 3/4"	9 1/2"	73 3/8"
Alex Pechin (P)	Bucknell	6-0 5/8	213	29 5/8"	9 3/8"	72 1/4"
Arryn Siposs (P)	Auburn	6-2 1/2	213	32"	9 1/4"	76 3/8"
Tommy Townsend (P)	Florida	6-1 3/8	191	32 1/8"	9 1/8"	76 1/2"
Michael Turk (P)	Arizona State	6-0 1/2	226	31 1/8"	9 7/8'	76
Steven Wirtel (LS)	Iowa State	6-3 3/4	235	31 1/8"	9 3/8"	75 3/8"

Blakenship headed into the combine as the top rated kicker in CBS Sports' prospect rankings, while Mann headed to Indianapolis as the top rated punter. 

Bench press/40-yard dash

The big winner here was Arizona State punter Michael Turk, who recorded a whopping 25 reps. Turk, who was tabbed by CBS Sports as the second best punter in the draft heading into the combine, also finished fourth in the 40 with a time of 4.79 seconds.