Despite years of scouting and a general idea of what they think about prospects in the 2018 draft class, NFL teams are likely to change their minds on players in the lead up to the NFL Draft from April 26-28.
While draft boards are far from finalized ahead of the combine, which begins on Tuesday, scouting departments have worked for years to compile data on the majority of prospects and form what will soon actually look like a board.
Then along comes the combine, where workouts, extensive medical tests and the sometimes-odd interview will reshape and outright impact boards across the league.