OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'11"
Weight: 254
Off. 40 Time: 4.94
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.94
10-Yd Split: 1.77
Bench: 23
Vert: 33.5
Broad: 9-6
Hand:10 ½

Fowler plays a dying position and doesn’t offer elite blocking downhill or on the move. His ability to catch the ball and be a core special-teams player makes him a viable contender for a roster spot, even though it might be as an undrafted free agent. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'9"
Weight: 220
Off. 40 Time: 4.80
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.80
10-Yd Split: 1.75
Bench: 16
Vert: 33.5
Broad: 9-9
Hand: 8 7/8

Edwards has the size to be an NFL back and he was a consistent producer within his conference, but his marginal play speed and tendency to drift towards the line of scrimmage could cause him to get captured more quickly than desired for a starting running back. He has the traits to be a backup, but must show special teams ability and improved pass protection. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'8"
Weight: 218
Off. 40 Time: 4.58
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.58
10-Yd Split: 1.69
Bench: 26
Vert: 34
Broad: 10-0
Hand: 9 ½

Productive college runner who gives a good, honest effort each time out, but he’s dependent upon scheme and strong blocking to help him get yardage. Dyer lacks the athleticism and speed to be an explosive NFL threat and, with very little on his resume as a pass-catcher, making a roster could be a challenge. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'9"
Weight: 217
Off. 40 Time: 4.61
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.61
10-Yd Split: 1.58
Bench: 17
Vert: 34
Broad: 9-8
Hand: 9 3/8

Rhythm runner who is at his best when he’s getting plenty of work. Davis has a surprising ability to turn on the jets and get on top of the secondary quickly for long runs, and his north-south mentality is a fit for the pros. With an ability to play on third down as well, the only thing holding Davis back is conditioning. Davis won’t make too many defenders miss, so he can’t afford to lose the corner speed he showed in 2013. Davis can be a very capable NFL backup with the potential to become a starter. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 6'0"
Weight: 217
Off. 40 Time: 4.62
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.62
10-Yd Split: 1.61
Bench: 15
Vert: 40
Broad: 10-5
Hand: 9 ¾

Patient, pro-style runner with the potential to be a full-time backup and play on all three downs if asked. Play strength is below average for the position, but he’s a creative runner who can find yards on his own and catch the ball out of the backfield. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'11"
Weight: 206
Off. 40 Time: DNP
Unoff. 40 Time: DNP
10-Yd Split: DNP
Bench: 22
Vert: DNP
Broad: DNP
Hand: 8 5/8

His violent running style is a joy to watch, but might have to be tempered to extend his career. He is a “race car in the red” on just about every snap and refuses to give in, which leads to many big runs. Zone, gap, power … it doesn’t really matter because Coleman can fit all schemes. Has the burst and top-end speed to be a game-changing running back for a team looking for a workhorse. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'11"
Weight: 229
Off. 40 Time: DNP
Unoff. 40 Time: DNP
10-Yd Split: DNP
Bench: 17
Vert: 38.5
Broad: 10-1
Hand: 9 3/8

Cobb’s YouTube highlights might bore you, but he’s custom-made for physical running teams. He has one-cut traits and can play in a gap scheme. Adjusting his style to the speed of the NFL game might take some time, but Cobb’s downhill, run-finishing style fits what running games are becoming again and he has a shot to be more than just a complementary back. – Lance Zierlein

FUN FACT: Cobb is pushing to be the first Gophers drafted back since Laurence Maroney was drafted by the New England Patriots in 2006.

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'7"
Weight: 186
Off. 40 Time: 4.57
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.61
10-Yd Split: 1.69
Bench: DNP
Vert: 36
Broad: 9-6
Hand: 9

Quality football player without a true home on a depth chart. He’s a clever one-cut runner with good open-field vision and an advanced understanding of how to use tempo change to make up for his lack of explosiveness, but he’s too small to be counted on for consistent touches and just doesn’t show the hands necessary to get consistent reps at wide receiver at this time. His ability to do a little of everything – including returning kicks – gives him a shot. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'11"
Weight: 242
Off. 40 Time: 4.74
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.74
10-Yd Split: 1.65
Bench: 25
Vert: 33
Broad: 9-7
Hand: 9 ½

Interesting pass-catcher out of the backfield with more agility and ability after the catch than expected. Burton lacks functional size and run-blocking acumen necessary to be a full-time fullback in a zone-scheme offense and will have to prove to be invaluable as a special-teams player in order to warrant a roster spot as an H-back. – Lance Zierlein

OFFICIAL COMBINE MEASUREMENTS

Height: 5'11"
Weight: 224
Off. 40 Time: 4.62
Unoff. 40 Time: 4.62
10-Yd Split: 1.64
Bench: 19
Vert: 34.5
Broad: 9-9
Hand: 10 ¼

North-south runner with a willingness to grab his hard hat and do the dirty work. He’s at his best as a high-volume runner who can wear down defenses. He possesses the size, toughness and ability to play on all three downs and that will catch the eyes of teams looking for depth at running back. – Lance Zierlein