Drills at the 2020 NFL combine continued on Saturday in Indianapolis, with the top defensive linemen and linebackers in the 2020 NFL draft class showcasing their skills in front of all 32 teams. Ohio State's Chase Young, South
Carolina's Javon Kinlaw and LSU's K'Lavon Chaisson did not work out, but the
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front-seven prospects adopted the quarterbacks, wide Stickers Labels receivers, limited ends, operating backs and offensive linemen, who all worked
out on Thursday and Friday.  ESPN NFL draft specialists
Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay recap Days 1, 2 and 3 of the combine, evaluating
the very best performances from each position, picking potential customers
rising (and potentially falling) and breaking down notable under-the-radar
performances. They'll also look ahead to Day time 4 of exercises, with the
defensive backs working out Sunday. Kiper: Isaiah Simmons with a 4.39-second
40-yard dash. Willie Gay Jr. with a 4.46. Davion Taylor, Shaun Bradley, Patrick
Queen and Kenneth Murray all between 4.50 and 4.52. This is a fast group Custom
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there were 10 linebackers who finished Complete
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Stats & Information research, making it the second consecutive year in which
there have been 10 to do it. That's the most of any calendar year since 2006.
Simmons, of program, is certainly a potential top-five pick, but don't sleep on
the rest of this class. McShay: For once, it was the interior guys who stood out
among the defensive linemen. I was super impressed with Oklahoma's Neville
Gallimore and Texas A&M's Justin Madubuike, and Auburn's Derrick Brownish
was the best of the bunch. After Chase Youthful, there are plenty of questions
about this edge-rush class, however the workouts on Saturday night time showed
us how talented the high-end tackles are.