Team interviews for the NFL Draft Combine will begin in Indianapolis on Monday, February 26. The combine will run for one week, ending on Monday, March 4th, the following year.
In an effort to raise their draft stock, invited draft hopefuls will undergo examinations and drills in front of NFL scouts and coaches throughout the week.
Sixteen members of Clemson’s 2023 squad have declared for the draft since the end of the regular season.
Six of those sixteen have been invited to merge. Over the next seven days, these invitees will have a great chance to raise their value, as there is just one expected first-round pick in this group.
Nate Wiggins, a cornerback, is the only Tiger who is expected to go in the first round.
The third-ranked cornerback in the draft is the best prospect from Clemson in the class. However, a great showing in the combine might very easily change this.
He actually already has the second corner chosen in a few mock rounds.
A couple strong combine performances might confirm that or even propel him to the top of the class. He might rise to the top if he arrives at the combine five pounds heavier and does well in the 40-yard sprint and bench press in particular.
Nate Wiggins, a cornerback, is the only Tiger who is expected to go in the first round. The third-ranked cornerback in the draft is the best prospect from Clemson in the class.
However, a great showing in the combine might very easily change this. He actually already has the second corner chosen in a few mock rounds.
A couple strong combine performances might confirm that or even propel him to the top of the class.
He might rise to the top if he arrives at the combine five pounds heavier and does well in the 40-yard sprint and bench press in particular.
