INDIANAPOLIS • For those teams in need of defensive help, particularly in the secondary and up front, this is your year. On the other side of the football, there are running backs and tight ends aplenty.
As for quarterbacks, offensive tackles, wide receivers ... not so much.
Coaches, scouts, and front office execs get a look at 330 of the top draft prospects this week at the annual NFL Scouting Combine. It’s a weeklong job fair of timing, testing, interviews and medical exams.
If that weren’t enough, hundreds of agents descend on Indy at the same time in anticipation of the free agency and trading period.