The first few Wonderlic scores from the NFL Combine are starting to leak to the media.  Bob McGinn via the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and Albert Breer via Twitter have released always unofficial Wonderlic scores for several players including the top rated Quarterback prospects.

2014 NFL Combine Wonderlic Score Leaks:

Teddy Bridgewater – Quarterback – Louisville – 20
Johnny Manziel – Quarterback – Texas A&M – 32
Blake Bortles – Quarterback – Central Florida – 28
Derek Carr – Quarterback – Fresno State – 20
Jimmy Garoppolo – Quarterback – Eastern Illinois – 24
Jeff Matthews – Quarterback – Cornell – 40
Chris Borland – Inside Linebacker – Wisconsin – 32
Zack Martin -Offensive Tackle – Notre Dame – 21
Ra’Shede Hageman – Defensive Tackle – Minnesota – 13
Carlos Hyde – Running Back – Ohio State – 9
Mike Evans – Wide Receiver – Texas A&M – 25
Kelvin Benjamin – Wide Receiver – Florida State – 7
Jordan Matthews – Wide Receiver – Fresno State – 29
Martavis Bryant – Wide Receiver – Clemson – 14
Eric Ebron – Tight End – North Carolina – 16
Colt Lyerla – Tight End – Oregon – 24

We should continue to see Wonderlic scores leak as the NFL Draft approaches, and as always we will gather them and post them here.  If we’re missing a Wonderlic score that has been posted elsewhere, please let us know via comment or email.

2014 NFL Combine Data has now been updated.  Combine stats have been gathered and posted for most positions on all major combine drills.  We are still waiting on Wonderlic scores to leak, which should slowly occur as we get closer to the NFL Draft in May.

Coming Soon:

Hand Size for all positions

Arm length for all positions

10 yard splits

20 yard splits

60 yard shuttle times

Wonderlic Scores

Per CBSSports, 40 Yard Dash times are in for the Wide Receiver position.  Brandin Cooks of Oregon State posted the best time at 4.33, followed closely by John Brown of Pittsburg State who put himself on the map by posting a 4.34.  Cooks most likely raised his draft stock here, although teams were expecting an athletic specimen.   Unfortunately highly anticipated LSU wideout Jarvis Landry injured his calf and could not finish the event.  Other high profile wideouts Jared Abbrederis, Odell Beckham, Sammy Watkins and Jordan Matthews all posted very solid times.  2014 looks like an excellent draft class for wide receiver.

Name	University	Position	Forty Yard Dash Time
Jared Abbrederis	Wisconsin	WR	4.50
Davante Adams	Fresno St.	WR	4.56
Odell Beckham	LSU	WR	4.43
Kelvin Benjamin	Florida St.	WR	4.61
Chris Boyd	Vanderbilt	WR	4.73
John Brown	Pittsburg St. (KS)	WR	4.34
Corey Brown	Ohio St.	WR	4.51
Martavis Bryant	Clemson	WR	4.42
Isaiah Burse	Fresno St.	WR	4.58
Mike Campanaro	Wake Forest	WR	4.46
Brandon Coleman	Rutgers	WR	4.56
Brandin Cooks	Oregon St.	WR	4.33
Damian Copeland	Louisville	WR	4.50
Bruce Ellington	South Carolina	WR	4.45
Quincy Enunwa	Nebraska	WR	4.45
Shaq Evans	UCLA	WR	4.51
Mike Evans	Texas A&M	WR	4.53
Bennie Fowler	Michigan St.	WR	4.52
Austin Franklin	New Mexico St.	WR	4.56
Jeremy Gallon	Michigan	WR	4.49
Ryan Grant	Tulane	WR	4.64
Matt Hazel	Coastal Carolina	WR	4.50
Robert Herron	Wyoming	WR	4.48
Cody Hoffman	BYU	WR	4.65
Josh Huff	Oregon	WR	4.51
Allen Hurns	Miami	WR	4.55
Jeff Janis	Saginaw Valley St.	WR	4.42
T.J. Jones	Notre Dame	WR	4.48
Marqise Lee	USC	WR	4.52
Marcus Lucas	Missouri	WR	4.60
Jordan Matthews	Vanderbilt	WR	4.46
Donte Moncrief	Mississippi	WR	4.40
Kevin Norwood	Alabama	WR	4.48
Walt Powell	Murray St.	WR	4.63
Tevin Reese	Baylor	WR	4.46
Paul Richardson	Colorado	WR	4.40
Allen Robinson	Penn St.	WR	4.60
Jalen Saunders	Oklahoma	WR	4.44
Willie Snead	Ball St.	WR	4.62
Josh Stewart	Oklahoma St.	WR	4.69
Devin Street	Pittsburgh	WR	4.55
L’Damian Washington	Missouri	WR	4.46
Sammy Watkins	Clemson	WR	4.43
Albert Wilson	Georgia State	WR	4.43

The 2014 Quarterback class is working out at the NFL scouting combine and the preliminary 40 yard dash results per CBSSports are in.  It was originally widely reported that Johnny Manziel ran a 4.56, but the “official” time came in at 4.68 which is good for a QB but not incredibly impressive.  Other notable times include Tajh Boyd running a surprisingly slow 4.84 and Logan Thomas running a 4.61 as the fastest QB.  Thomas most likely improved his draft day stock with a decent 40 time.  Connor Shaw of South Carolina was also impressive athletically and could see increased interest in may.

Name	Position	University	40 Yard Dash Time
Blake Bortles	QB	Central Florida	4.93
Tajh Boyd	QB	Clemson	4.84
Derek Carr	QB	Fresno St.	4.69
David Fales	QB	San Jose St.	4.99
Jimmy Garoppolo	QB	Eastern Illinois	4.97
Jordan Lynch	QB	Northern Illinois	4.76
Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M	4.68
Jeff Mathews	QB	Cornell	5.26
AJ McCarron	QB	Alabama	4.94
Stephen Morris	QB	Miami	4.63
Bryn Renner	QB	North Carolina	4.87
Tom Savage	QB	Pittsburgh	4.97
Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina	4.66
Logan Thomas	QB	Virginia Tech	4.61
Dustin Vaughan	QB	West Texas A&M	4.95
Keith Wenning	QB	Ball State	5.00

 

Expect more 2014 NFL Quarterback NFL Combine Data soon.

Initial Scouting Combine Running Back 40 Times are in per CBSSports.  See the table below for initiak Running Back 40 times.  Some of these may be adjusted as we go back and look at the tape, so consider everything unofficial for now.  Running back Dri Archer impressed scouts with a 4.26 40 yard dash time, the fastest running back time since Chris Johnson ran a 4.24 at the 2008 NFL Scouting Combine.   Ka’Deem Carey of Arizona had a notably high 4.70 forty yard dash time which may cost him considerably in May.  Lache Seastrunk, Tre Mason and Bishop Sankey turned in decent times but did not distinguish themselves from the rest of the 2014 Running Back class.

Initial unofficial 40 yard dash times for Running backs:

Name	Position	University	40 Yard Dash Time
Dri Archer	RB	Kent St.	4.26
George Atkinson	RB	Notre Dame	4.48
Kapri Bibbs	RB	Colorado St.	4.67
Alfred Blue	RB	LSU	4.63
Ka’Deem Carey	RB	Arizona	4.7
Tim Cornett	RB	UNLV	4.48
Isaiah Crowell	RB	Alabama St.	4.57
Timothy Flanders	RB	Sam Houston St.	4.75
David Fluellen	RB	Toledo	4.72
Devonta Freeman	RB	Florida St.	4.58
Tyler Gaffney	RB	Stanford	4.49
Marion Grice	RB	Arizona State	DNP
Jeremy Hill	RB	LSU	4.66
Carlos Hyde	RB	Ohio St.	4.66
Storm Johnson	RB	Central Florida	4.6
Henry Josey	RB	Missouri	4.43
Tre Mason	RB	Auburn	4.5
Jerick McKinnon	RB	Georgia Southern	4.41
Trey Millard	RB	Oklahoma	DNP
Adam Muema	RB	San Diego St.	DNP
LaDarius Perkins	RB	Mississippi St.	4.46
Silas Redd	RB	USC	4.7
Bishop Sankey	RB	Washington	4.49
Lache Seastrunk	RB	Baylor	4.51
Charles Sims	RB	West Virginia	4.48
Jerome Smith	RB	Syracuse	4.84
Lorenzo Taliaferro	RB	Coastal Carolina	4.58
De’Anthony Thomas	RB	Oregon	4.5
Terrance West	RB	Towson	4.54
James White	RB	Wisconsin	4.57
James Wilder	RB	Florida St.	4.86
Damien Williams	RB	Oklahoma	4.45
Andre Williams	RB	Boston College	4.56

Additional Running Back combine information will be added to the site shortly.

 

 

 

The 2014 NFL Combine will run from Tuesday, February 18th to Tuesday, February 25th.

The specific schedule of physical workout events is as follows:

Saturday, February 22nd:  Offensive Tackle, Offensive Guard, Tight End and Special Teams.

Sunday, February 23rd:  Quarterback, Running Back, Wide Receiver

Monday, February 24th: Defensive Tackle, Defensive End, Linebacker

Tuesday, February 25th: Cornerback, Safety

Most experts expect a deep and strong draft class for 2014, which could grow even stronger as underclassmen declare for the draft.  The class could be especially strong for the passing game on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball, with many high ceiling Quarterback, Offensive Tackle, Wide Receiver, Defensive End and Cornerback prospects.

Some of the most anticipated prospects expecting invites to the 2014 NFL Combine include:

Quarterback:

Teddy Bridgewater – Louisville

Johnny Manziel – Texas A&M

Derrick Carr – Fresno State

Blake Bortles – Central Florida

AJ McCarron – Alabama

Running Back:

Lache Seastrunk – Baylor

Tre Mason – Auburn

Ka’Deem Carey – Arizona

Bishop Sankey – Washington

Andre Williams – Boston College

Carlos Hyde – Ohio State

Wide Receiver:

Sammy Watkins – Clemson

Mike Evans – Texas A&M

Marqise Lee – Southern California

Odell Beckham – Louisiana State

Brandin Cooks – Oregon State

Allen Robinson – Penn State

Jordan Matthews – Vanderbilt

Tight End:

Eric Ebron – North Carolina

Jace Amaro – Texas Tech

Austin Seferian-Jenkins – Washington

Offensive Tackle:

Jake Matthews – Texas A&M

Greg Robinson – Auburn

Cyrus Kouandijo – Alabama

Cameron Erving – Florida State

Cedric Ogbuehi – Texas A&M

Defensive Tackle:

Louis Nix – Notre Dame

Will Sutton – Arizona State

Ego Ferguson – Louisiana State

Defensive End:

Jadeveon Clowney – South Carolina

Khalil Mack – Buffalo

Benardrick McKinney – Mississippi State

Kony Ealy – Missouri

Outside Linebacker:

CJ Mosley – Alabama

Anthony Barr – UCLA

Ryan Shazier – Ohio State

Trent Murphy – Stanford

Vic Beasley – Clemson

Inside Linebacker:

Shayne Skov – Stanford

Cornerback:

Justin Gilbert – Oklahoma State

Darqueze Dennard – Michigan State

Jason Verrett – Texas Christian

Safety:

Ha Ha Clinton-Dix – Alabama

Calvin Pryor – Louisville