We’ve officially reached the second month of draft season, which means the 2019 NFL Combine is right around the corner. Thursday afternoon, the league announced that 338 prospects will be attending this year’s big event, including Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, who still hasn’t officially come out to say if he’ll commit to the NFL or MLB.
This year, Clemson and Alabama will be leading the way with the most participants in the combine as each university will send a total of 11 players to Indianapolis. Behind them will be Ohio State, who will send 10 prospects to the combine, while Georgia, Ole Miss and Washington will all send nine.
Of course, the offensive prospects are the ones to watch for the Jags as they have needs at quarterback, receiver, tight end and on the right side of their offensive line. They could also use some depth at running back, too, as T.J. Yeldon and Corey Grant are set to become free agents this April. Needless to say, we’ll have our insight on the specific names to watch for the Jags as we get closer to the start of the combine, which begins Tuesday, on February 26.
