Day 1 of the 2022 National Scouting Combine for Draft Eligible Prospects

Speed, mobility, quickness, explosion, and competing against other players to stand out. Welcome to the National Scouting Combine, the 2nd largest Combine behind the NFL Combine. Another box was checked in the process for these 2022 draft eligible prospects. The Combine is all about being able to see what your true athletic abilities are and with the 40 yard dash, the Pro Agility, and the L-Drill being laser timed, the times don’t lie. Every year with the National Scouting Combine, players come in and have the goal of performing the best that they possibly can to impress the scouts who are in attendance. With 89 draft eligible players participating yesterday morning through the early afternoon in the 40 yard dash, Pro Agility, L-Drill, Vertical Jump, Broad Jump, and the Bench Press, players were striving to get themselves noticed by personnel affiliated with the NFL, CFL, XFL, and USA Rugby. With that being said, here is the National Scouting Combine All-Combine Team!

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OFFENSE

QB: Guy Myers, University of Charleston

Myers was our best performer at the quarterback position. He would’ve had the 6th fastest 40 Yard Dash, 2nd fastest Pro Agility, 3rd highest Vertical Jump, and the 2nd furthest Broad Jump at the 2021 NFL Combine for quarterbacks. What makes his mobility even more impressive is the fact that he stands at over 6’5”. While his frame may not be as thick as you’d like for someone at his height, his movement abilities didn’t disappoint. We’re excited to watch his performance in the quarterback drills today and watch his impressive arm strength in action, as his ability to sling the football caught our attention and hopefully, catches the attention of the scouts in attendance.

RB: De’Anta Sipp, Campbellsville University

Sipp was our best performer at the running back position. He was in the top two for four out of the six combine drills. His best performance was in the 40, where he had the second fastest time of the day out of the offensive players. His productivity at Kentucky Christian University as their all-time leading rusher and his ability to continue that dominance at Campbellsville University showed with his performance, and we’re excited to see him during the running back drills today.

WR: Grady Bresnahan, Minnesota State University Moorhead

Bresnahan was officially crowned the Combine Champion at the WR position. He placed in the top five for all six Combine Drills and was the only wide receiver to do so! He’s not a physically imposing player and is short in stature, but his body control and burst were very evident throughout the day, as he had the fastest Pro Agility time, an incredibly impressive L-Drill time which would’ve placed as the 12th best time at the 2021 NFL Combine. His ball skills on film were eye-catching for his size and we’re looking forward to watching how he performs in the position drills today.

WR: Jaetavian Toles, Tulane University

Toles was our second best overall performer at the WR position. He placed in the top five for four of the six combine drills. This included the 2nd fastest L-Drill and the 2nd most reps on bench press for wide receivers. Even though he may not of ran as fast in the 40 yard dash, being that he was a part of the Tulane Track & Field, his play speed was better on film, and he was a deep threat at Tulane. We’re excited to watch him run today during the positional drills.

WR: JaVon Hayes, Fairmont State University

Hayes won the crown for the fastest 40 yard dash performer overall at our Combine. With all of our laser timed drills (40, Pro, and 3-Cone), he placed in the top 3 and showed that not only was he fast, but that he could play in control and open up/drop his weight quickly and be concise with his movements.

OC: Miquail Harvey, Albany State University

Harvey was our top performing offensive lineman, as he placed in the top two in four out of the six combine drills. His get-off and speed were definitely eye catching, as his 40 Yard Dash would’ve placed as the 4th fastest time at the 2021 NFL Combine. Even though he’s undersized at the OC position, his aggressiveness, demeanor, and quickness on film caught our attention and we’re excited to see this in action today during the offensive lineman drills.

DEFENSE

ILB: Nate Weiland, Grand View University

Weiland dominated at the linebacker position, as he had the highest combine numbers at each of the six combine drills. For someone who almost weighs 240 pounds and stands at just over 6’1”, his speed was extremely evident, as he would’ve not only weighed-in as the 5th heaviest linebacker, but he also would’ve run the fastest 40 yard dash and had the 7th highest vertical jump for inside linebackers at the 2021 NFL Combine. Even with the limited highlight film, our scouting staff was extremely impressed with Weiland’s suddenness, pursuit ability, and versatility seen through being able to play as an edge defender. During the position drills today, we’re looking forward to watching how Weiland performs with the linebacker drills and scouts are going to want to see if he can play with body control in space, because he caught their attention yesterday.

DE: Chrinovic Mukulu, Fairmont State University

As an undersized edge defender, Mukulu dominated as our top performing defensive lineman, as he had the best combine numbers in five of the six combine drills. For defensive ends in the 2021 NFL Draft, Mukulu would’ve had the16th fastest L-Drill. Even though Mukulu didn’t play in many games at Fairmont State, he was extremely productive. Through only playing in 10 games, he averaged an impressive 1.1 sacks per game. One of the biggest questions that Mukulu is going to need to answer today during the position drills will be showing if he has the ability to be an off the ball player and most likely transition to an OLB.

DS: Kevin Ransom Jr, Wayne State University

Even if he may have below average height, he has very good weight for his size with thickness. Ransom Jr. placed in the top two in five of the six combine drills for the safeties yesterday. At the strong safety position, he would’ve had the 11th furthest Broad Jump during the 2021 NFL Combine. Especially today during the positional drills, we’ll really be focusing on his range and ease catching the football because at Wayne State, he made a lot of plays at the catch point.

CB: Ronald Salters, Notre Dame College

Height and weight are against Salters, but he makes up for it with his short-area quickness, burst, and stickiness that he displayed while he was in college. These traits were evident yesterday at the Combine, as he placed first and second respectively in the Pro Agility and L-Drill, which are drills that specifically help to give scouts an idea if players are capable of doing this successfully or not. He also placed in the top two in five of the six combine drills for cornerbacks. He attacked the football impressively and was quick out of his breaks in college, so we’re looking forward to watching those abilities today during the position drills.

CB: Donovan Lucas, Northern State University

Once again, height and weight are against another of our top performers at cornerback in Lucas, but he showed the ability to not only be our 2nd fastest cornerback, but also was our fastest in the L-Drill and 2nd furthest in the Broad Jump. Lucas made a ton of plays in college because of his instinctfulness and showcased very good ball skills down the field and was able to capitalize on his ability to be around the football. The biggest question he’s going to need to answer today will be his ability to play at the LOS and prove that he can be quick, fluid, and smooth to show that you can play him in the slot. Lucas was also an extremely productive as a kick returner.

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National Scouting Combine Posts

“I would like to start this message by thanking you and everyone involved who made this opportunity possible. I am truly grateful for the experience and atmosphere you’ve cultivated through the National Scouting Combine. My journey has not been an easy one by any means. Losing my mother in 2017 to cancer, losing the house my brothers and I called home before attending this very event in 2018, and completely bombing the event left me completely shot mentally. This event that just took place gave me the motivation and hope for better days. That is exactly what has been provided to me. Opportunities I never considered have presented themselves to me with each passing day. WWE contract offers, Rugby offers, and NFL scout inquiries about what kind of man Jarrod Cann is, are just the first of many opportunities that were made real through my participation in your event! Thank you for allowing me to tell my story on such a platform and allowing me to save lives with my story.”
Jarrod Cann
Jarrod CannRB, Central Connecticut State
“The National Scouting Combine was a great opportunity for me to get official test numbers and get my information out to teams and scouts to gain necessary exposure. It is always a big challenge for athletes to get official verified numbers but the National Scouting Combine gave me this opportunity. The entire staff works with the players to put them into the best position to succeed. They give players opportunities to promote themselves on and off the field. They have a setup to do all combine tests and to perform official position drills. The event also allows for players to gain useful contacts with teams and National Scouting Combine staff members to further promote themselves. The National Scouting Combine provided me with a chance to showcase my abilities as a free agent and put myself in a good position to have success in my pursuit to play professional football. I want thank the National Scouting Combine staff for giving players this unique chance to demonstrate their skills.”
Chris Bury
Chris BuryTE, Notre Dame
“I had a great experience at the combine. The whole staff was extremely positive and really wanted the best for all of the players that attended. Being that I was a free agent and a season removed from NFL camps it was crucial for me to get new numbers to show I was still working hard. My only opportunity so far came from a scout who attended the combine. As players that’s why we attend these events, to be seen by the pro levels. I’m very greatful for the opportunity that was came from the combine. I’ll be recommending it to every player possible in the future who’s looking to go pro.”
Dillon Salva
Dillon SalvaTE, Merrimack
My experience at the National Scouting Combine was an extremely positive one. Coming from a small school (Bryant University – Division I AA), opportunities to showcase my athleticism and measurables to pro scouts were scarce. However, Jimmy and his team gave me that opportunity when they put together a first-class event, in an outstanding venue and invited hundreds of players that had been overlooked or just wanted the opportunity to showcase their abilities. The connections, advice and coaching I received at the 2018 National Scouting Combine were priceless, as many pro scouts and coaches began to get in contact with me during and immediately after the combine. Jimmy and his team did an outstanding job of incorporating new, cutting edge technologies into the combine, while inviting well-respected coaches, scouts and former professional players to run the drills and provide coaching. Jimmy provided me with a platform to chase my dream of playing professional football that I would not otherwise have had, and in turn is part of the reason why many CFL teams took interest in me, why I was invited to Rookie Minicamps with the Jets and Texans and why I have now signed with the Orlando Apollo’s of the new Alliance of American Football League. The invitation to the 2018 National Scouting Combine was a blessing to me and my career and I would recommend any and all small school or overlooked college football player to attend and take advantage of this combine that, with Jimmy leading it, will continue to get better every single year.
Matt Sewell
Matt SewellWR, Bryant University
“My testimonial would be because of COVID-19, it has hindered my ability to showcase my talents at pro days, workouts, and tryouts. But, because of the NSC I can still send official numbers and video to each team, while also gaining the opportunity to meet scouts in face and build a relationship with them. Lastly, the NSC is second only to the NFL combine which helps me have something else to hang my hat on as one of the top performers!”
Jamal Ware
Jamal WareLB, Maryville College
“Thank you for the support and helping with promoting me for the next level. I am most definitely interested and my experience at the national scouting combine was incredible. It was my first official opportunity and it was a professional combine. All verified, legitimate laser times and numbers are vital to have especially in the times we are facing today. All of the coaches and personnel involved were professional in every aspect. It is such a blessing to have the opportunity to be apart of the national scouting combine and I can’t be more grateful to have verified numbers.”
Kyle Haines
Kyle HainesWR, Shippensburg
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Nolan Saraceni
Nolan SaraceniRB, Montana Tech
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Tyler Anderson
Tyler AndersonRB, Thomas More University
Pursuing a career in professional football from a small school is a lonely path. A prospect may have the support of his peers, family, and teammates, but the process can be overwhelming and very confusing. Often times small school prospects don’t have access to the resources provided to prospects at football powerhouses. “How can I get myself in front of scouts? How can I prove to them that I can play at the next level?” These are only a few of the many questions that race through a potential prospects mind on a daily basis. The Beyond Sports Network National Combine helped simplify this process for many of the players that attended, including myself. Despite the combine being held for a few days, the information and services provided by the combine, as well as the sense of community between the staff members and prospects stood out to me. Every test that would be performed at the NFL combine was covered, every coach and staff member supported each prospect to an unbelievable extent, and the amount of scouts and agents in attendance and how interactive they were was impressive. The Beyond Sports Network National Scouting Combine was a critical step in attempting to take my talents to the next level. If you are a small school prospect with no clear path to the next level, the National Scouting Combine will certainly clear up the path for you.
Schnayder Termidor
Schnayder TermidorLB, Ithaca College
BSN gave me the platform I needed to be respected as a athlete. I came to there first Combine in 2010. I was pulled by every NFL, CFL scout. At that time there were a couple really good WRs including a SEC top WR who NFL scouts were coming to see. Once I put up good #s in my Testing Drills, we did one on ones. I showed my great covering skills to the point all the scouts herd the WRs talking and asking who was this guy. Then BSN promoted me and my numbers and I received workouts on all levels. I became a name in the business. Having legit numbers and respectable organization backing you is what you need. Everyone can say they can play and perform but coaches and scouts don’t believe you. BSN gives you the stage to perform and prove them wrong and get the opportunity you deserve. Because of BSN I was able to create a long professional career and when needed comeback to prove I could still play at a high level.
Cedeno Patrick
Cedeno PatrickLB, Delaware State
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