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List of players attending 2020 NFL Combine released: SEC leads the way once again
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The NFL is in offseason mode following last weekend’s Super Bowl and that means the biggest topic for the league is the upcoming 2020 NFL Draft.
On Friday, the league announced the full participant list for the upcoming 2020 NFL Combine.
The upcoming combine starts Thursday, Feb. 27 and runs through Sunday, March 1. The NFL Network will be on location in Indianapolis to cover the event and plans to televise all four days of the event.
To no surprise, the SEC leads the way with a total of 93 players set to be in attendance for the 2020 NFL Combine.
Here’s the full list of participants by college conference:
SEC: 93
Big Ten: 57
Pac 12: 47
ACC: 35
Big 12: 29
AAC: 20
MWC: 12
C-USA: 11
Sun Belt: 7
Here’s the full list of participants by SEC school:
Alabama
- Shyheim Carter – defensive back
- Raekwon Davis – defensive line
- Trevon Diggs – defensive back
- Anfernee Jennings – linebacker
- Jerry Jeudy – receiver
- Terrell Lewis – linebacker
- Xavier McKinney – defensive back
- Henry Ruggs III – receiver
- Tua Tagovailoa – quarterback
- Jedrick Wills – offensive line
Arkansas
- McTelvin Agim – defensive line
- Kamren Curl – defensive back
- Scoota Harris – linebacker
- C.J. O’Grady – tight end
Auburn
- Derrick Brown – defensive line
- Nick Coe – linebacker
- Marlon Davidson – defensive line
- Javaris Davis – defensive back
- Jack Driscoll – offensive line
- Noah Igbinoghene – defensive back
- Arryn Siposs – punter
- Daniel Thomas – defensive back
- Prince Tega Wanogho – offensive line
Florida
- Tyrie Cleveland – receiver
- Jonathan Greenard – defensive line
- C.J. Henderson – defensive back
- Van Jefferson – receiver
- La’Mical Perine – running back
- Freddie Swain – receiver
- Tommy Townsend – punter
- Jabari Zuniga – defensive line
Georgia
- Rodrigo Blankenship – kicker
- Lawrence Cager – receiver
- Jake Fromm – quarterback
- Brian Herrien – running back
- Solomon Kindley – offensive line
- J.R. Reed – defensive back
- D’Andre Swift – running back
- Andrew Thomas – offensive line
- Isaiah Wilson – offensive line
- Charlie Woerner – tight end
Kentucky
- Lynn Bowden – receiver
- Logan Stenberg – offensive line
LSU
- Joe Burrow – quarterback
- K’Lavon Chaisson – linebacker
- Saahdiq Charles – offensive line
- Lloyd Cushenberry – offensive line
- Grant Delpit – defensive back
- Michael Divinity – linebacker
- Clyde Edwards-Helaire – running back
- Blake Ferguson – long snapper
- Kristian Fulton – defensive back
- Justin Jefferson – receiver
- Rashard Lawrence II – defensive line
- Damien Lewis – offensive line
- Thaddeus Moss – tight end
- Jacob Phillips – linebacker
- Patrick Queen – linebacker
- Stephen Sullivan – tight end
Ole Miss
- Josiah Coatney – defensive line
- Benito Jones – defensive line
- Scottie Phillips – running back
- Qaadir Sheppard – defensive line
Mississippi State
- Brian Cole – defensive back
- Cameron Dantzler – defensive back
- Willie Gay Jr. – linebacker
- Stephen Guidry – receiver
- Tyre Phillips – offensive line
- Chauncey Rivers – defensive line
- Darryl Williams – offensive line
Missouri
- Kelly Bryant – quarterback
- Trystan Colon-Castillo – offensive line
- Yasir Durant – offensive line
- Jordan Elliott – defensive line
- Cale Garrett – linebacker
- Albert Okwuegbunam – tight end
South Carolina
- Joseph Charlton – punter
- Rico Dowdle – running back
- Bryan Edwards – receiver
- Javon Kinlaw – defensive line
- D.J. Wonnum – defensive line
Tennessee
- Daniel Bituli – linebacker
- Marquez Callaway – receiver
- Jauan Jennings – receiver
- Darrell Taylor – linebacker
- Dom Wood-Anderson – tight end
Texas A&M
- Quartney Davis – receiver
- Justin Madubuike – defensive line
- Braden Mann – punter
- Kendrick Rogers – receiver
Vanderbilt
- Kalija Lipscomb – receiver
- Jared Pinkney – tight end
- Ke’Shawn Vaughn – running back
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Michael Wayne Bratton oversees the news coverage for Saturday Down South. Michael previously worked for FOX Sports and NFL.com
