The 2020 NFL Combine in Indianapolis officially got underway on Sunday with the arrival of the first group of prospects, but the on-field workouts will not begin until Thursday.
The various groups all have a different schedule, essentially rotating on a six-day calendar. Here’s a look at how they’re split up and how their workout schedule will unfold.
- Groups 1-3: Quarterbacks, receivers, tight ends
- Groups 4-6: Kickers, specialists, offensive linemen, running backs
- Groups 7-9: Defensive linemen, linebackers
- Groups 10-11: Defensive backs
Day 1 is their arrival, registration, orientation and interviews. Day 2 is when they are measured and weighed, have X-rays and pre-medical exams and more interviews. Day 3 is when they meet with the media, have medical exams, psychological testing and have position coach interviews. Day 4 they have an NFLPA meeting, more interviews, do the bench press and more psychological testing. Day 5 is when they have their on-field workouts and more interviews. On Day 6, they leave.
Here is what the schedule will look like for each position:
Quarterbacks, tight ends, receivers
- Sunday, Feb 23: Arrival, check-in
- Monday, Feb 24: Weigh-in and measurements
- Tuesday, Feb 25: Media interviews (8:00-11:30 a.m. ET)
- Wednesday, Feb 26: Bench press
- Thursday, Feb 27: On-field workouts (4:00-11:00 p.m. ET)