The 2020 NFL Scouting Combine is almost at an end. Defensive backs will work out on Sunday, and then all prospects, agents and NFL decision-makers will depart Indianapolis and move on to the next stages of their respective offseasons.
This doesn't mean that the combine is finished making its mark on the pre-draft process, though. On the contrary, it's just getting started.
Teams now have even more to consider. The workouts, interviews and medical evaluations of the past week have placed several players under the proverbial microscope—for reasons both positive and negative—heading into the final stretch before April's draft.