Before defensive backs and tight ends take center stage on Friday, we look at some of the most notable names expected to participate in drills in Indianapolis.

Travis Hunter played 111 snaps per game as the Heisman Trophy winner at Colorado last season and boldly lobbied future employers to allow him to continue dual-position duty in the NFL.

Though Milroe never quite put it all together at Alabama, he is one of the most physically gifted quarterback prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. The combine is the perfect setting for him to show out. He should post an eye-popping 40-yard time (for quarterbacks, at least) while displaying his strong throwing arm during the routes on air period.