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On Tuesday, invites to the NFL combine were distributed.
College football players who have declared for the NFL draft are invited to the combine each year, where they will undergo physical and psychological testing in front of scouts and teams.
A team’s draft strategy often includes the combine, where a player’s draft stock might fluctuate based on how well they perform.
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The Michigan Wolverines, with 18 players, are the first of the top 7 college football teams to get invites to the 2024 NFL combine.
The Michigan Wolverines, who have won a national championship, are the college with the most combine invites. There will be a record 18 players at the combine.
This contains a large portion of the offense that won a national championship under Jim Harbaugh. Michigan will be represented at the combine by quarterback J.J. McCarthy, standout running back Blake Corum, who scored 27 touchdowns last season, and wide receiver Cornelius Johnson.
#2, 13 players, Washington Huskies
The second-best team from the previous season was the College with the second-highest player count. Under Kalen DeBoer, the Huskies defeated the Wolverines in the national title game after going undefeated the entire way.
Michael Penix Jr., the quarterback, is the primary member of the Huskies team. In 2023, he had an exceptionally successful season, throwing for 36 touchdowns and about 4,903 yards. Rome Odunze, a wide receiver and possible first-round selection, and Dillon Johnson, a running back, are joining him.
#3, 12 players, Florida State Seminoles
The Seminoles will have twelve players to the combine, after being denied a spot in the College Football Playoffs.
Jordan Travis, the quarterback, will be looking to improve his draft value following an injury that kept him out of action at the end of the season. In addition, running back Trey Benson and linebacker Kalen DeLoach, who totaled 68 tackles, will be in Indianapolis.
