NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal Nick Shook's All-Combine Team!
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Mar 2, 2026 Nick Shook, NFL analyst and draft evaluator known for his All-Combine Team, breaks down this year’s top workouts. He highlights standout wideouts and underdog receivers, explosive running backs, and the QB class fits. Shook praises rare testing from tight ends and offensive linemen, names defensive back standouts, and explains how teams should read combine results.
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Use Drills To Validate Film For Running Backs
- Do weigh combine explosiveness alongside game film when grading running backs, not just raw 40 times.
- Shook praised Love and Jajarian Price because their drills reinforced on-field traits scouts value for three-down roles.
Quarterback Class Lacks A Clear Second Superstar
- The quarterback class is underwhelming beyond Fernando Mendoza, making one clear top prospect and a muddled group afterward.
- Garrett Nussmeier, Ty Simpson, and Carson Beck each showed strengths (deep ball, short accuracy, arm strength) but no fully rounded standout.
Kenyon Sadiq Measurables Spark Big Upside Questions
- Kenyon Sadiq ran a 4.39 40 with elite jumping numbers yet skipped drills, creating a high ceiling but unanswered questions about his hands.
- Next Gen Stats gave him the highest Pro Bowl probability of the tight end group based on measurables alone.