This year, we have a record number 72 East-West Shrine Bowl standout performers that have been invited to participate in the NFL Combine, which will take place this week at Lucas Oil Stadium Feb. 28 to March 6. They will have the opportunity to showcase their skills and catch the attention of professional teams ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft.
Listed below are the Shrine Bowl players participating in the combine. These players have already proven themselves to be some of the best and most exciting players in college football, and their performances at the Combine will undoubtedly be one of the highlights of the week for football fans everywhere.
Fans who want to watch the players in action can tune in to the live coverage of the Combine on NFL Network or online at NFL.com.
March 2 (3 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET): DL, LB
DL:
Brenton Cox – Florida
Tyrus Wheat – Mississippi State
Andre Jones – Louisiana
Habakkuk Baldonado – Pittsburgh
Dante Stills – West Virginia
Viliami Fehoko – San Jose State
PJ Mustipher – Penn State
Yasir Abdullah – Louisville
Caleb Murphy – Ferris State
Ikenna Enechukwu – Rice
Ochaun Mathis – Nebraska
Jose Ramirez – Michigan
Moro Ojomo – Texas
Keondre Coburn – Texas
Robert Beal Jr. – Georgia
LB:
Isaiah Moore – NC State
Shaka Heyward – Duke
Charlie Thomas – Georgia Tech
Jeremy Banks – Tennessee
Anfernee Orji -Vanderbilt
March 3 (3 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET): DB, PK/ST
DB:
Nic Jones – Ball State
Terell Smith – Minnesota
Myles Brooks – Louisiana Tech
Cameron Brown – Ohio State
Jalen Graham – Purdue
Trey Dean III – Florida
Jordan Howden – Minnesota
Gervarrius Owens – Houston
Lance Boykin – Coastal Carolina
Tyreque Jones – Boise State
Arquon Bush – Cincinnati
Kei’Trel Clark – Louisville
Mekhi Garner – LSU
Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson – TCU
ST/PK
Jake Moody – Michigan
Michael Turk – Oklahoma
March 4 (1 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET): QB, WR, TE
QB:
Dorian Thompson-Robinson – UCLA
Aidan O’Connell – Purdue
TE:
Travis Vokolek – Nebraska
Leonard Taylor – Cincinnati
Blake Whiteheart – Wake Forest
WR:
Jake Bobo – UCLA
Justin Shorter – Florida
Bryce Ford-Wheaton – West Virginia
Zay Flowers – Boston College
Demario Douglas – Liberty
Michael Jefferson – Louisiana
Joseph Ngata – Clemson
Mitchell Tinsley – Penn State
Jalen Cropper – Fresno State
Jacob Copeland – Maryland
Jadon Haselwood – Arkansas
Kearis Jackson – Georgia
Antoine Green – North Carolina
A.T. Perry – Wake Forest
March 5 (1 p.m. to 7 p.m. ET): OL, RB
RB:
Mohamed Ibrahim – Minnesota
Travis Dye – USC
Deneric Prince – Tulsa
Tavion Thomas – Utah
OL:
Carter Warren – Pittsburgh
Jaxson Kirkland – Washington
Ricky Stromberg – Arkansas
Henry Bainivalu – Washington
Dalton Wagner – Arkansas
Brent Laing – Minnesota Duluth
Connor Galvin – Baylor
Mark Evans II – Arkansas Pine-Bluff
Juice Scruggs – Penn State
Earl Bostick Jr. – Kansas
John Ojukwu – Boise State
Jon Gaines – UCLA
Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu – Oregon
