NFL announces 321 participants in 2024 Scouting Combine

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The NFL has announced that 321 players were invited to participate in the 2024 Scouting Combine.

The Combine begins on February 26 and continues through March 4. Indianapolis will once again serve as the host, with on-field workouts at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Here is the full list of players invited:

NFL announces 321 participants in 2024 Scouting Combine - NBC Sports

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Bo Nix feels experience can give him an edge entering NFL

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Drake Maye disappointed UNC didn’t win more, but he hasn’t lost any confidence

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Jayden Daniels wants best situation- Going No. 1 doesn’t hold a lot of weight for me

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J.J. McCarthy will throw at Combine, won’t run due to hamstring tightness

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Caleb Williams won’t do medical testing at Combine

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Kool-Aid McKinstry has a Jones fracture in right foot, won’t work out at Combine

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Kool-Aid has an awesome momma. That's a straight up name.

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2024 NFL Scouting Combine stock up/stock down, Day 1: Braden Fiske, Dallas Turner sizzle

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INDIANAPOLIS -- The first night of workouts at the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine is in the books, with the defensive linemen and linebackers taking center stage on Thursday.

Many of those who partook in the events at Lucas Oil Stadium wowed scouts with their speed in the 40-yard dash, their agility in drills and their explosiveness in the broad and vertical jumps. Some exceeded expectations, causing their draft stock to rise; others displayed flaws in their speed and/or athleticism (or chose not to perform), hurting their chances of being selected on Day 1 or Day 2 when the draft begins in Detroit (April 25-27).

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Marvin Harrison Jr. skips media availability

Players are on the podium for 15 minutes or less and some then go through the “car wash” with short interviews with Pro Football Talk, NBC, CBS and/or Sirius.

Ohio State receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. made history on Friday.

He became one of the first players — if not the first — to skip his media availability in the modern era of the combine.

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Michael Penix Jr.- I can’t control injury questions, have shown I can compete

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Jared Verse calls himself “a great player” at impressive Combine workout

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Florida State QB Jordan Travis out of walking boot, expects to be cleared by this summer

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Nate Wiggins suffered groin injury in Combine workout

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LSU QB Jayden Daniels and WR Malik Nabers declined to get measured at Scouting Combine

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Missouri RB Cody Schrader injures hamstring running the 40-yard dash