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How to follow the 2018 NFL Combine

40-yard dash Bench Press Vertical jump Broad jump Three-cone drill Jason Allen, a cornerback at Tennessee (above), and Brandin Cooks, a wide receiver at Oregon State, ran the cone challenge in 3.81 seconds eight years apart. Allen was the 16th overall pick in 2006 by the Miami Dolphins.
By Juliakate E Culpepper
March 2, 2018

Here's some information about when and where to watch the 2018 NFL Combine.

When: March 2-5, 9 a.m.

Where: Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind.

Streaming: Fans can watch the 2018 NFL Combine live on NFL.com/watch, the NFL app and Yahoo.com.

TV: NFL Network

Livestream: @NFLNetwork

Schedule of events:

  • 1 p.m., Feb. 28 and March 1: Combine Press Conferences
  • 9 a.m., March 2: Running backs, offensive linemen and special teams on-field workouts
  • 9 a.m., March 3: Quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends on-field workouts
  • 9 a.m., March 4: Defensive linemen and linebackers on-field workouts
  • 9 a.m., March 5: Defensive backs on-field workouts

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