The 2020 NFL combine has arrived. Beginning Sunday, draft prospects are arriving in Indianapolis to get ready for the biggest series of job interviews and tryouts of their life.
The players will have different schedules, depending on their position group.
Here is how the groups are split up.
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
Each group has a six-day schedule. 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 (6-9 a.m. AZ time)
Wednesday, Feb 26: Bench press
Thursday, Feb 27: On-field workouts (2-9 p.m. AZ time)
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