88 players from schools that made the 2024-25 College Football Playoff received 2025 NFL Scouting Combine invites. See a full breakdown.
The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine on-field drills begin next Thursday, February 27th at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. 329 players have been invited and will attend the Combine which runs through Sunday, March 2nd.See a full list of players.
Ohio State (15) has the most players invited to the 2025 Combine of any school, followed by Texas and Georgia (14 each).
- 15 players are the 3rd-most of any school since 2003.
88 players from schools that made the 2024-25 College Football Playoff received 2025 NFL Scouting Combine invites.
- Ohio State (15; National Championship winners) and Notre Dame (8; runners up) account for 23 invites.
- Arizona State (4 seed, 1st round bye, lost in quarterfinals in OT to Texas) has just 1 invite (RB Cam Skattebo).
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Below is the full list of school breakdowns by player count at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine:
Schools with X number of players attending 2025 Combine
9: Alabama, Florida
8: LSU, Michigan, Notre Dame
7: Iowa
6: Clemson, Minnesota, Tennessee, UNC, Virginia Tech
5: Arkansas, Iowa State, Maryland, Penn State, Syracuse, UCLA
4: Auburn, Boston College, Cal, Colorado, Kansas, Louisville, Missouri, Nebraska, Pitt, Rutgers, Texas Tech, UCF, Kentucky
3: Arizona, Cincinnati, Florida State, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, SMU, Texas A&M, USC, Utah, Wisconsin
2: Boise State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Memphis, TCU, Toledo, UNLV, West Virginia
1: Alabama A&M, Arizona State, Baylor, Bowling Green, BYU, Colorado State, Sacramento State, Delaware, ECU, Illinois, Jacksonville State, Marshall, Navy, NC State, North Dakota State, Nevada, Oregon State, Purdue, San Jose State, Stanford, Tulane, Central Arkansas, UConn, Utah State, UTSA, Virginia, Villanova, William & Mary, Washington, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Washington State
The SEC (105) had the most players invited to the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine of any conference.
Power-4 conference invites:
SEC(105)
Big 10(79)
ACC(60)
Big 12(46)
7 non-FBS players (4 OL) were invited, including one HBCU player (OT Carson Vinson, Alabama A&M)
