The second day of combine workouts has come and gone, with running backs, offensive linemen, special teamers and placekickers participating on Friday.
With defensive linemen and linebackers set to work out on Saturday, there is much drama left to unfold. However, the first couple of days have had their impact on the first-round landscape. For example, Alabama wide receiver Jerry Jeudy—considered more of a precision receiver than a burner—ran a solid 4.45-second 40-yard dash on Thursday. Former teammate Henry Ruggs III ran a blazing 4.27.
The former Crimson Tide stars likely cemented their spots in the first round, as did several other top combine performers.