The 2026 NFL combine is here to kick off pre-draft preparation. At the event, prospects will inform the world and themselves of what they can do with everything on the line. Everything for every prospect has been building to this moment.
While championships, titles and wins are publicly the most coveted accomplishments, many would argue that performing well at the combine trumps as much of what one might have done in college. A disastrous combine could change everything for players.
Keeping that in mind, here’s a look at the height, weight, armspan, hand size, wingspan and other measurements of some of the biggest names in the NFL draft, courtesy of Underdog NFL.
Check back as measurements will continue to be updated in the coming days.
Defensive Measurements At 2026 NFL Combine
EDGE David Bailey’s Official Measurements
- Arm: 33 3/4
- Wing: 79 3/4
- Height: 6035
- Weight: 251
DL Rueben Bain Jr.’s Official Measurements
- Arm: 30 7/8
- Wing: 77 1/2
- Height: 6022
- Weight: 263
LB Sonny Styles official measurements
- Arm: 32 7/8
- Hand: 10
- Height: 6050
- Weight: 244
LB Arvell Reese official measurements
- Arm: 32 1/2
- Hand: 9 1/2
- Height: 6040
- Weight: 241
Offense Measurements At 2026 NFL Combine
Tight ends will kick off the offensive side of the 2026 NFL combine on Friday, Feb. 27. The biggest day will be Saturday, Feb. 28, featuring three position groups.
2026 NFL Combine Schedule
Keep an eye on the NFL combine over the coming days. Quarterback, running back and wide receiver will make Saturday the most informative day in the minds of many, but information will continue to trickle in through Sunday.
- Thursday, Feb. 26: EDGE, DL, and LB
- Friday, Feb. 27: TE and DB
- Saturday, Feb. 28: QB, RB and WR
- Sunday, Mar. 1: OL
Prospects will not wear pads and are expected to be tested on their athletic abilities in drills. For example, quarterbacks will be asked to throw, and receivers will be asked to catch. Offensive linemen will be asked to lift weights.
Players are able to decline drills at their own risk. Fernando Mendoza has already decided he will not throw at the combine.
After the combine, players will have visits and Pro Days as other, smaller opportunities to impress scouts and general managers.
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