2024 NFL Combine Preview: How to watch this weekend
Indianapolis, Indiana - Will the NFL Combine shock fans with surprising performances from today's biggest college football stars? Here's how to catch the action as the weekend rolls on!
This year's NFL Combine is buzzing with talented players who've captured the spotlight, from prestigious trophy winners to media magnets soaking up attention like never before!
The event that shows the best college athletes ahead of the NFL Draft kicked off Thursday and has been abuzz with speculation about the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams. Will they use their No. 1 pick to select the Heisman Trophy Winner, or stick with their record-breaking quarterback Justin Fields?
Rumors are swirling that the Bears could replace Fields with Williams, but Chicago's leading receiver, DJ Moore, dropped a bombshell on Tuesday. He said he values Fields above all prospects, and wants to team up with Biletnikoff Award recipient Marvin Harrison Jr.
Moore's comments are adding fuel to fans' draft speculations and adding to the Combine hype.
Ohio State's Harrison Jr. is one of the hottest offensive players at the event, yet he puzzling opted out of Combine drills, has not hired an agent, and reportedly refused to speak to media earlier this weekend without any explanation.
How to watch the NFL Combine quarterback, receivers, and running back skill events
Get ready for more of an exciting NFL Combine show!
Featuring two Heisman Trophy quarterbacks, Williams and Jayden Daniels, along with star receivers like Harrison Jr. and top tailbacks such as Trey Benson, the event will be a must-see for all football fans.
Here's your guide to catching all the skills events action:
- Thursday, February 29, 3pm ET: Defensive Linemen, Linebackers
- Friday, March 1, 3pm ET: Defensive Backs, Tight Ends
- Saturday, March 2, 1pm ET: Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers, Running Backs
- Sunday, March 3, 1pm ET: Offensive Linemen
- Location: Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana
How to watch or stream: Live on the NFL Network, NFL+, the NFL app, and NFL.com/watch.
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