Despite having gone 8-5 in 2024, Michigan football had a lot of talent on its roster. Even then, the Wolverines won a lot of games without much of that talent on the field. With the NFL scouting combine starting up in Indianapolis this week,

The NFL Scouting Combine has made it’s way back to Indianapolis, Indiana and that means it officially feels like NFL Draft season! Later this week, we’ll see which running backs run the fastest, which defensive backs are the most fluid and so much more.

The NFL will be taking Indianapolis by storm this week as the league gears up for its first major offseason milestone—the 2025 scouting combine. While getting a closer look at the hopeful draft prospects is the main focus of the combine,

Pete Carroll met with the media at the NFL combine for the first time as coach of the Raiders. He's clearly relishing being back on the NFL stage after a season away.

NFL Twitter criticized the Raiders for having the 73-year-old Carroll sit in coach for the four-hour flight to Indy for the NFL combine.

Former USC Trojans National Championship coach Pete Carroll is back in the NFL after a year off, this time as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. At the NFL Combine, Carroll detailed the process of building around the next quarterback.

Colorado star and widely projected top-five pick Shedeur Sanders opted not to work out at this week's NFL combine and will instead throw at Colorado's Pro Day at a later date. On his podcast, Sanders explained that he still wants to work on some things before throwing in front of scouts.

Dave Helman brings on Ben Arthur to talk about the NFL combine! Within the conversion, the duo react to Shedeur Sanders not participating in the NFL combine and debate whether this will have an effect on his stock going into the NFL draft.