NATIONAL SCOUTING COMBINE

The National Scouting Combine is a unique event that provides athletes the opportunity to showcase their athletic abilities to the various professional levels in football, rugby, wrestling, and several Olympic Sports. We provide aspiring professional athletes with comprehensive testing, invaluable data and analysis, and the chance to show off to scouts in a showcase game. This is the closest experience you can get to being invited to the NFL Combine without going to Lucas Oil Stadium. This is also the ONLY event that provides select draft eligible athletes with the ability to receive official combine numbers and compete in a post collegiate showcase game.

No other event will provide you with the testing, full padded drills, advanced testing technology, performance reporting, showcase game and truthful feedback you need to succeed at the next level!

All participants will receive their exclusive individual Athletic Performance Report with validated numbers, accurate analysis, position specific comparisons and individual feedback that can be used to promote an athlete to the next level and specifically identify where they can improve their athletic abilities.

Show up and show out this season because our staff will be scouring the entire country for the best collegiate athletes worthy of an invitation to the 13th Annual National Scouting Combine.

Athletes who are formally invited will pay a $295 combine/game fee to attend and compete in the 2024 National Scouting Combine. You will be required to arrange your travel (transportation & hotel costs) to Indianapolis.  We are 100% Compliant with the new NFL Rules that allow scouts from the NFL and all other leagues to attend. You will be notified of your invitation through your coaches or via mail.

Officially invited draft eligible athletes (NO ELIGIBILITY LEFT) will come to Indy for five days. We will start with professional combine testing similar to the NFL Combine so that you leave with verified and validated combine data! (no other event does this!). On the second day you will receive media interviews, scouting interviews, TRAZER testing, educational information, and we will provide subject matter expert speakers all week. Days 3-5, you will participate in full padded practices and then the National Scouting Combine Showcase Game. Absolutely NO Refunds!

Sunday, February 18th: Check-in, apparel, 
Monday, February 19th: Combine & TRAZER Testing, Medical Evals,  Interviews
Tuesday, February 20th: Practices/Meetings/Measurements for Scouts
Wednesday, February 21st: Practices/Meetings/Interviews
Thursday, February 22nd: Showcase Game

While we are scouting the NCAA and NAIA over the course of the 2023 season, we might miss you in your best game or your stats might not reflect the athlete that you truly are. Unfortunately this happens every year, but it’s not the end of the world. Just because you may have been missed or overlooked doesn’t mean you can’t come and make sure you’re never overlooked again.

Free Agents and draft eligible athletes who have not been formally and officially invited to the 2024 National Scouting Combine (Showcase Game) can register and compete in the combine testing and the drills. There will be a $235 combine/event fee to cover costs to compete in the combine and drills. All athletes receive apparel, access to experts, scouts, meals, combine reports and film. You will be required to cover your travel and hotel costs ($94 + tax). After testing, you will receive verified and validated numbers along with our exclusive Athletic Performance Report (APR) to provide to scouts at every level. Absolutely NO Refunds!

THIS IS THE ULTIMATE PRO DAY EXPERIENCE FOR ASPIRING PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES!

Sunday, February 18th: Measurements, interviews
Monday, February 19th: Combine testing, position drills, 1 v 1’s and  7 v 7 scrimmaging. (9:30am – 4:00pm)

1. Participating players are not required to pay (e.g., a registration fee) to attend such event. However, thegame may require players to pay for reasonable and customary travel and lodging costs (no miscellaneous fees or costs can be included.) Additionally, all participants must be treated equally. For example, the all-star game can’t pay for travel and lodging for some players and not for others;

• The National Scouting Combine is Compliant because there is no charge to test in the combine, compete in the practices or play in the game.

2. Players are not paid by the college all-star game for attendance or participation;

• The National Scouting Combine is Compliant because it does not pay for players to attend.

3. The game administrators carry insurance (i.e., per player liability and/or umbrella) to protect participating players while in attendance at the event, including but not limited to practice sessions and the game;

• The National Scouting Combine is Compliant because it has always carried insurance since 2010 for every event we conduct.

4. Practice sessions do not include Combine-type drills. Scouts are only permitted to attend customary practice sessions. Player measurements and interviews are permitted;

• The National Scouting Combine is compliant because all combine drills are done and completed on day prior to NFL scouts arriving.

5. The game is played by two squads in a bona fide football game (e.g., 11-on-11, offense/defense/special teams, four downs, win-loss-tie standard), located in a stadium with tickets being sold to the public. The game must consist of timed quarters or halves, with statistics and scoring recorded. The game must usefootball playing rules from the high school, college, or professional level, and be officiated by game officials from such entities;

• The National Scouting Combine is Compliant because the game is run like an All-Star Game and we have an exclusive partnership with the Collegiate Officiating Consortium that trains up to 50 referees at our amazing event.

6. Free agents, underclassmen, or players under contract to other professional football leagues do not participate in the event. Certain underclassmen are permitted to attend the East-West Shrine Bowl, SeniorBowl, and NFLPA Collegiate Bowl; and

• The National Scouting Combine is Compliant and only invites graduating collegiate seniors to participate in the Showcase Game.

7. The college all-star game does not charge NFL clubs a fee for scouting personnel to attend its event(s) or topay for different levels of scouting information, including but not limited to access to players, scouting reports, or game information. However, games may charge NFL clubs for the use of a suite at the stadium.

• The National Scouting Combine is Compliant because it has provided the NFL League Office & Teams accesss to data and film at no cost since 2010.