10 players whose 2024 NFL Draft stock is rising (Rome Odunze!) and 5 who are falling after the combine

Rome Odunze solidified his spot as a top 10 pick. Quinyon Mitchell could be the first CB drafted. Kam Kinchens, on the other hand…

The horizon of the 2024 NFL Draft got a little bit clearer last week. Not incredibly so, but we’ve got a little more insight on how this year’s rookie selection process will unfold.

That’s thanks to four days of workouts at the scouting combine. The annual event saw its typical share of star players skipping drills, but the players who took the field at Lucas Oil Stadium gave scouts and analysts across the league a better idea of what they’ll bring to the pros.

Some prospects shined. Others fizzled. And pretty much every one will get a re-do when it comes to their colleges’ respective Pro Days in March and April. That makes it tough to glean too much information from 40-yard dash times and vertical jumps.

We do know, however, which players are trending upward and who are sliding down draft boards after the Indianapolis event. Here are 15 players who stood out — some for the right reasons and others less so.