At the 2026 NFL scouting combine, some prospects have more on the line than others. These seven players would benefit greatly from strong showings.

The NFL Scouting Combine is officially here. This week, draft prospects will descend on Indianapolis for medical evaluations, team interviews, media sessions and on-field workouts at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Combine can seem awfully silly from the outside, but certain NFL Draft prospects have the chance to earn millions — and answer some questions — in Indy.

Which draft prospects are best-suited to amaze NFL shot-callers during the scouting combine drills? Here are six likely field-tilters on offense.

Below are the remaining 15 QB prospects fans and teams will watch participate in Indianapolis: Last year, Colorado's Shedeur Sanders declined to throw at the Combine and saw his draft stock plummet from projected top-10 pick all the way to the fifth round.

The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine gets off and running this coming week, with over 300 prospects invited to Indianapolis for NFL personnel, media, and fans a chance to get a first-look at what the incoming class for this offseason holds,

The Houston Texans and the rest of the 31 teams around the league are set to arrive at this year's NFL Scouting Combine later next week, where the draft process really begins to ramp up leading up to April,