NFL Draft 2026 – Yearbook Scouting Report

Jeremiyah Love  – Notre Dame

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Running Back

1 Jeremiyah Love #4             6-0, 212            Notre Dame – Sp. 4.39              Rating 93
           NFL Comparison: Bjorn Robinson

Shifty quick well-built true junior put together an amazing 2025 season which led him to declare for the NFL Draft. Dominant final season where is rushed for over 1300 yards on just 199 carries in 12 games and a potent 6.5-yard average. He coupled with Jadarian Price in the traditionally deep Irish backfield. Explosive and capable of taking any play the distance. Slashing style with definite breakaway ability. Fine combination of short area quickness and long speed. Capable of starting and stopping on a dime with the ability to string multiple moves together. Tough running to bring down when defenders are able to get their hands on him. His cutback ability is outstanding and he can jump cut in the hole to create space and run to daylight. When running wide, he can cut instantly, plant his foot, and explode back against the grain. Shows the uncanny ability to juke a potential tackler and create space. Weaves through traffic with good field speed when he sees a crease. Shows great ball security with no fumbles. His lean strong physique should hold up as well in the NFL. Very tough in short yardage situations where he can run inside and has the quickness to make the edge and score. Shows nice determination as a runner, finishes his runs and usually falls forward getting extra yards after contact. Shows fine vision and balance to read blocks and explode through to the 2nd level. As a receiver, he shows natural talent with sure hands, good routes and the speed to turn the reception into a big play. Currently, he is only marginal in pass protection with raw technique and adequate strength. Needs clear development there to challenge for a feature back role. Overall, very consistent runner due to his natural ability to read blocks, find cutbacks lanes and avoid tacklers. Able to carry the load as a complete back as a workhorse type. At the NFL Combine, he came in 6’ and 212 lbs. and ran a 4.36 time with a 1.55 ten-yard split. Similar to Bjorn Robinson in size, speed, style and versatility. Also, a bigger version of the Lions’ Jahmyr Gibbs in natural abilities. Natural playmaker as a receiver with big play ability. Elusive hard charging runner with developed skills to be a high quality. Proven playmaker with the quickness and long speed to change games. Ability to shift gears and follow blockers with the burst to get outside and make the corner and break plays. Initially, a starting feature back with playmaking talent to give a club an immediate boost. Top blue-chip prospect and early Pro Bowler to be a difference maker with well-rounded talent.
                                                                                               Draft Projection: 1st Round – Top 3-6

Tennessee & Indiana Highlights Pro Day Finish

Frank Coyle / Head scout

The final days of the Pro day schedule will feature two teams ,Indiana and Tennessee with several highly rated prospects. The national champion Hoosiers will feature Heisman trophy winner QB Fernando Mendoza at Wednesday’s pro day. He intends to perform the positional drills as a finale to an incredible season with Indiana. Mendoza’s passing drills will be on NFL Network at 1 pm on Wednesday. His senior receivers, Omar Cooper and Elijah Sarratt (photo – Mark J Rebilas  – Imagn Images) are expected to participate. Cooper has emerged as a possible 1st round pick off an outstanding final performance including a strong NFL Combine workout. Sarratt did not workout at the NFL Combine and is expected to particapate and possibly run at the Indiana pro day. He figures to be selected on the 2nd day of the NFL Draft with a good performance.  Corner D’Angelo Ponds had a dynamic 2025 performance. He impressed at the NFL Combine when he did a 43.5″ VL and impressive positional drills. He is expected to perform
Wednesday and possibly run for the scouts.                                                                                                                                                                                    Indiana Hoosiers  receiver  Elijah Sarratt (13)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Photo Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
Tennessee closes out March with their pro day Tuesday 3/31. Corner Jermod McCoy is a blue chip defender which teams have been very interested in seeing perform after sitting out the 2025 season rehabbing a knee injury. He is a shutdown cover man with the total package teams covet in a starting corner. Teammate corner Colton Hood had a strong performance at the NFL Combine and may not workout. Vols receiver, Chris Brazzell ran a strong 4.37 time at the NFL Combine, though not other drills. He may do the positional drills in front of a large contingent of NFL scouts. Draft Insiders’ will have extensive coverage of these and all Pro days in the NFL Draft Yearbook, available within the week.

Pro Days

March 31
Buffalo
Colorado
Northern Colorado
Tennessee

April 1
Indiana
Nevada

April 3
Montana

April 10
Towson

Texas A&M Pro Day Results

Texas A&M held its annual football Pro Day event with all 32 NFL organizations sending representatives in attendance.

Twenty-three Aggies took part in the event with offensive lineman Chase Bisontis, tight end Nate Boerkircher, kicker Randy Bond, cornerback Tyreek Chappell, Wide receiver KC Concepcion, offensive lineman Dametrious Crownover, running back Amari Daniels, offensive lineman Koli Faaiu, offensive lineman Reuben Fatheree II, long snapper Jacob Graham, defensive tackle Dayon Hayes, defensive end Cashius Howell, cornerback Will Lee III, running back Le’Veon Moss, tight end Amari Niblack, defensive tackle Tyler Onyedim, offensive lineman Ar’maj Reed-Adams, defensive tackle Albert Regis, running back EJ Smith, linebacker Scooby Williams, linebacker Taurean York, kicker Jared Zirkel, and offensive lineman Trey Zuhn III showcasing their skills.

The NFL Draft is set for April 23-25 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Pro Day Unofficial Results
Chase Bisontis
Height: 6-5
Weight: 319
Hand: 9 5/8
Arm: 32
Wingspan: 79 4/8
* participated in the NFL Combine

Nate Boerkircher
Height: 6-5 4/8
Weight: 245
Hand: 10 1/2
Arm: 32 3/8
Wingspan: 79 1/8
Vertical Jump: 32″
40-Yard Dash: 4.78
Short Shuttle: 4.33
L-Drill: 7.03

Randy Bond
Height: 5-10 2/8
Weight: 189
Hand: 8 5/8
Arm: 29
Wingspan: 69 1/8

Tyreek Chappell
Height: 5-10 3/8
Weight: 188
Hand: 8 7/8
Arm: 30 1/4
Wingspan: 73 7/8
Vertical Jump: 36″
Broad Jump: 10′ 2″
40-Yard Dash: 4.56
Short Shuttle: 4.26
L Drill: 7.07

KC Concepcion
Height: 5-11 4/8
Weight: 191
Hand: 9 1/8
Arm: 30 5/8
Wingspan: 73 7/8
* participated in the NFL Combine

Dametrious Crownover
Height: 6-7
Weight: 321
Hand: 9 3/4
Arm: 35 3/4
Wingspan: 85 1/4
Short Shuttle: 4.98
L Drill: 7.88
* participated in the NFL Combine

Amari Daniels
Height: 5-8
Weight: 201
Hand: 9
Arm: 30 1/4
Wingspan: 73 3/8
Vertical Jump: 35″
Broad Jump: 9′ 7″
40-Yard Dash: 4.56

Koli Faaiu
Height: 6-2 6/8
Weight: 327
Hand: 9 1/2
Arm: 32
Wingspan: 76 5/8
Bench Press: 29
Vertical Jump: 28.5″
Broad Jump: 8′ 8″
40-Yard Dash: 5.35
Short Shuttle: 4.80
L Drill: 7.25

Reuben Fatheree II
Height: 6-7 2/8
Weight: 331
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 35
Wingspan: 85 3/8
Bench Press: 25
Vertical Jump: 23.5″
Short Shuttle: 4.98

Jacob Graham
Height: 5-10 6/8
Weight: 216
Hand: 8 1/2
Arm: 28 1/2
Wingspan: 68 1/4
Bench Press: 23
Short Shuttle: 4.71

Dayon Hayes
Height: 6-3 1/8
Weight: 270
Hand: 9 1/4
Arm: 32 5/8
Wingspan: 78
Bench Press: 19
Vertical Jump: 28″
Broad Jump: 9′ 2″
40-Yard Dash: 4.96
Short Shuttle: 4.39
L Drill: 7.26

Cashius Howell
Height: 6-2 2/8
Weight: 262
Hand: 9
Arm: 31
Wingspan: 73 1/2
Bench Press: 22
* participated in the NFL Combine

Will Lee III
Height: 6-0 7/8
Weight: 189
Hand: 8 3/4
Arm: 32 1/2
Wingspan: 78 3/4
* participated in the NFL Combine

Le’Veon Moss
Height:

5-10 6/8
Weight: 211
Hand: 9 1/8
Arm: 31 3/8
Wingspan: 75 1/2
Bench Press: 16
Vertical Jump: 31.50″
Broad Jump: 9′ 11″
40-Yard Dash: 4.58
* participated in the NFL Combine

Amari Niblack
Height: 6-3 5/8
Weight: 232
Hand: 10
Arm: 34
Wingspan: 80 5/8
Vertical Jump: 32″
Broad Jump: 10′ 3″
40-Yard Dash: 4.68
Short Shuttle: 4.78
L Drill: 7.27

Tyler Onyedim
Height: 6-3 3/8
Weight: 290
Hand: 10 1/8
Arm: 34 1/4
Wingspan: 80 3/4
Bench Press: 24
40-Yard Dash: 5.03
Short Shuttle: 4.65
L Drill: 7.96
* participated in the NFL Combine

Ar’maj Reed-Adams
Height: 6-5 4/8
Weight: 324
Hand: 9 5/8
Arm: 34 1/2
Wingspan: 83 3/4
Bench Press: 25
Short Shuttle: 5.03
L Drill: 7.78
* participated in the NFL Combine

Albert Regis
Height: 6-1 3/8
Weight: 295
Hand: 9 1/4
Arm: 32
Wingspan: 77
Bench Press: 27
* participated in the NFL Combine

EJ Smith
Height: 5-11 6/8
Weight: 208
Hand: 10
Arm: 31 1/4
Wingspan: 75
Bench Press: 20
Vertical Jump: 35.50″
Broad Jump: 10′
40-Yard Dash: 4.59
Short Shuttle: 4.30
L Drill: 7.34

Scooby Williams
Height: 6-2 1/8
Weight: 243
Hand: 9
Arm: 32
Wingspan: 78 1/4
* participated in the NFL Combine

Taurean York
Height: 5-10 1/8
Weight: 226
Hand: 8 5/8
Arm: 30 1/8
Wingspan: 74 1/4
Vertical Jump: 30.50″
40-Yard Dash: 4.53
Short Shuttle: 4.34
L Drill: 7.19
* participated in the NFL Combine

Jared Zirkel
Height: 6-3
Weight: 190
Hand: 9
Arm: 30 1/2
Wingspan: 74

Trey Zuhn III
Height: 6-6 2/8
Weight: 311
Hand: 9 1/2
Arm: 33
Wingspan: 80 7/8
Vertical Jump: 32″
Broad Jump: 9′ 3″
40-Yard Dash: 5.00
* participated in the NFL Combine

LSU Pro Day Results

Frank Coyle

Tigers – Delane, Hilton and Perkins Fly in 40 Yard Sprint

Key Pro Days

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This week will be a critical part of the final weeks of the Pro day schedule at major universities.  LSU and Miami kick off the week today with multiple prospects in attendance. Whether prospects workout depends on their performance at the NFL Combine and their overall health.  Many prospects sat out or did particle workouts at the NFL Combine. Several top prospects will most likely do positional drills assuming they are healthy. Notre Dame and Texas are scheduled for Tuesday while Ohio State, Texas A&M and Alabama are set for Wednesday. Draft Insiders Yearbook will have detailed scouting evaluation reports related to final workouts and health updates.

Pro Day Schedule – updated

March 23
Alabama State
Boston College
Bowling Green
Duke
LSU
Miami (Fl)
New Mexico
North Carolina,
Rhode Island
SE Louisiana
Toledo

March 24
Auburn
Boise State
Central Connecticut State
Cincinnati
Iowa State
Louisville
North Carolina State
Notre Dame
South Dakota
Texas
UConn
William & Mary

March 25
Alabama
Arizona
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Ohio State
Sam Houston State
Texas A&M
UCF
UNLV
Wake Forest

March 26
Alcorn State
Florida
Grambling State
Jackson State
Pittsburgh
Stony Brook
TCU
Texas Tech
UAB

March 27
Arizona State
Florida State
Houston
Kent State
Maryland
Mississippi State
South Dakota State

March 30
Tennessee State

March 31
Buffalo
Colorado
Northern Colorado
Tennessee

April 1
Indiana
Nevada

April 3
Montana

April 10
Towson

Penn State Pro Day by the numbers

Frank Coyle / Head scout

The Penn State pro day was a much appreciated event for NFL scouts to see QB Drew Allar participate. Allar is coming off a broken ankle injury which terminated his 2025 season at midseason. He participated in the passing drills, though no other drills due to rehabbing his injury.  He displayed a strong arm with the ability to make all the throws with touch and accuracy. He hopes to claim the #3 QB ranking off his workout. His rehab is on schedule and is expected to make Top 30 visits in April.

Runner Nick Singleton did not workout due to the Senior Bowl injury. He did 25 reps in the lifting only. Teammate back Kaytron Allen did not workout at the Pro day or the NFL Combine.

Here’s a look at the testing results from Penn State Pro Day. Defensive linemen Dani Dennis-Sutton and Zane Durant stood on their excellent NFL Combine performances. Runner

Drew Allar weighed in slimmer than he played at last season, while Devonte Ross tested pretty well Wedneday at Penn State Pro Day.

Twenty former Nittany Lions participated in Pro Day at Holuba Hall, where coach Matt Campbell entertained a crowd of NFL scouts. Penn State’s nine invitees to the NFL Scouting Combine attended, though most did not participate in drills. Specialists Gabriel Nwosu and Riley Thompson also did not record times in testing drills.

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South Carolina Pro Timing Day Held Tuesday

COLUMBIA, S.C. (March 17, 2026) — Sixteen former Gamecock football players worked out in front of 57 front office executives, coaches and scouts representing 31 NFL organizations and two CFL teams at South Carolina’s annual Pro Timing Day, held Tuesday at the Long Family Football Operations Center and the Jerri and Steve Spurrier Indoor Practice Facility.

Those former Gamecock players who took part on Tuesday included Oscar Adaway III, Nick Barrett, Jared Brown, Colin Bryant, Brandon Cisse, Demon Clowney, Jordan Dingle, Bradley Dunn, Rahsul Faison, Jatius Geer, Monkell Goodwine, Jalon Kilgore, Ronnie Porter, Eriq Rice, DQ Smith and Bryan Thomas Jr.

Barrett, Cisse, Faison and Kilgore represented South Carolina at the 2026 NFL Combine in Indianapolis in late February. Cisse did not run at the NFL Combine and was the main participant. He ran a 4.40 sprint with a 1.53 ten yard split. He added 15 reps in the lifting. He stood on his 41.5″ VL and 10’11” BJ at the combine. All his numbers were  among the best at the position and event.  Teammate Jalon Kilgore stood on his NFL Combine numbers which were among the top 3-4 safeties at the event.

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The Pro day event began in the Long Family Football Operations facility weight room at 8 am as the players were measured for Height, Weight, Wingspan, Arm and Hand size. After the physical measurements were recorded, the players took part in the Vertical Jump and the Bench Press at 225 pounds.

The testing moved to the indoor practice facility where the Broad Jump, 40-yard dash, Short Shuttle, and 3-Cone drills were performed. Individual position drills wrapped up the day’s activities.

The day’s best marks were turned in by Bradley Dunn and Eriq Rice in the vertical jump (36 inches); Rice in the broad jump (10-6) and Brandon Cisse in the 40-yard dash (4.40). Nick Barrett led the contingent with 31 reps on the bench press at 225 pounds.

The 2026 NFL Draft is scheduled to be held in Pittsburgh, Pa., from April 23-25.

Dolphins Trade WR Jaylen Waddle to Broncos for 2026 1st-round

Frank Coyle/ Head scout

The Denver Broncos made a huge trade today acquiring Dolphin wideout Jaylen Waddle + 4th round pick for the Broncos #1, #3 and #4 selection in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Miami receives Denver’s first-round pick (#30 overall) in April’s draft as well as the Broncos’ 3rd- and 4th-round picks, while the Dolphins are sending their own 4th-round pick to Denver along with Waddle.

The major deal represents the culmination of negotiations that began near last fall at the trade deadline. New Dolphin general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan continues to purge the Miami roster of high priced veterans. The Dolphins now have two #1 picks – #12 and #30 in the first round.

The Broncos have stayed interest in Waddle since the deadline passed on Nov 1st and were finally able to close the deal.  Waddle leaves Miami for a Broncos team which believes it is only a few players from taking the next step to the Super Bowl. Denver won 14 games last season, earned the top seed in the conference and narrowly missed out on reaching Super Bowl LX after Bo Nix fractured his ankle at the end of their Divisional Round win.

It was a significant deal for Denver’s under coach Sean Payton and general manager George Paton to take gambles in 2026. With Nix still under a rookie contract and the team’s talented offensive line and key defenders, the brain trust felt it was the time for Denver to bring in an impact weapon to get this offense a huge boost.

Waddle joins two-time Pro Bowler Courtland Sutton, and an assortment of other weapons to give this attack a critical addition.

Waddle was selected sixth overall in the 2021 draft and has lived up to the high expectations. His five-year career in Miami, he caught 373 passes for 5,039 yards and 26 TDs over 78 career regular-season games. His presence places the Broncos among the highest clubs in the AFC for the 2026 season.

Oklahoma Pro Day Results

OU has supplied 418 players all-time in the NFL Draft (fourth-highest total of all schools). Forty-nine of those players were taken in the first round including five No. 1 overall picks.

Pro Day Results

View the Sooners’ best results from both Pro Day and the NFL Combine. Italics = NFL Combine. Bold = Pro Day.