Mike Loyko’s 2015 NFL Combine Measurements Spreadsheet

One of the best tools on the web for the quickly referencing NFL combine data year-in and year-out is Mike Loyko’s easy-to-use combine spreadsheet. You can find weigh-in and testing data from every participant at this year’s combine by simply clicking here. Make sure to bookmark it for use through the offseason and give Mike

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Combine On-Field Receiver Performance Scores – Every Rep in Indy

Here we present our exclusive on-field testing scores for every WR who took part in the 2015 NFL combine. Every year, RosterWatch brings you exclusive notes on WR on-field drills from live inside Lucas Oil, where only a very limited group of 20-30 media members have access – thanks the NFL and the Pro Football

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2015 NFL Combine: More Thoughts and Takeaways

1. Louisville has the second-most players here. Yes, Louisville. That doesn't happen. Each one GUSHES over Charlie Strong. #HookEm — RosterWatch (@RosterWatch) February 21, 2015 2. Time to start paying attention to Cam Erving. Every ACC DL we've talked to said he's the best OL they've faced. — RosterWatch (@RosterWatch) February 21, 2015 3. We

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2015 NFL Combine: Thursday Thoughts and Takeaways

1a. Tidbit for #Bears fans: John Fox throws barstools at female bartenders when they kick him out of the bar at 2am. She said he was "short" — RosterWatch (@RosterWatch) February 20, 2015 1b. Great #Panthers source told us: DT in 2013, X WR in 2014-always right. This year, all he can talk about is

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Dan Quinn FIRED UP to be New Falcons Head Coach – NFL Combine Interview

DQ: Hey guys, how you doin? It’s been an incredibly exciting time since I was introduced just a few weeks ago. That time, having the partner ship with Thomas has been everything I hoped it would be. As we got started, it was time to go through and start evaluating the roster, and being here

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Dynasty Spotlight: Sean Mannion, QB Oregon State – 2015 NFL Draft

Height: 6’5 1/2″ Weight: 229 lbs Arm: 33 5/8″ Hand: 9″ Wingspan: 80″ 40 yard dash: 4.98 (projected) NFL Comparison: Poor Man’s Philip Rivers / Mike Glennon Scouting Notes: Mannion is your dad’s QB – tall, big armed and immobile. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, though. Mannion holds the Oregon State school record for

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Dynasty Spotlight: Titus Davis, WR Central Michigan – 2015 NFL Draft

Height: 6’2″ Weight: 190 lbs 40-yard dash: 4.50 (projected) NFL Comparison: James Jones Scouting Notes: Titus Davis doesn’t possess the measurables of some of the more well-known prospects in this year’s draft, and he’s not especially shifty or fast. Yet, somehow he’s managed to be the only player in NCAA history to catch 8 or

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2015 Salary Cap and Free Agency Overview: AFC West

Denver Broncos Currently, projected at $26M in Salary Cap space for 2015 Notable Free Agents: Demaryius Thomas, Wes Welker, Terrance Knighton, Julius Thomas, Jacob Tamme, Virgil Green Potential Salary Cap Casualties, Candidates for Re-structures, and/or Extenions: Whispers are already begun from Denver that Frankenstein-necked QB Peyton Manning will likely be asked to reduced his $21.5M

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2015 Salary Cap and Free Agency Overview: AFC North

Baltimore Ravens Currently, projected at $3M in Salary Cap space for 2015 (per Overthecap.com) Notable Free Agents: Torrey Smith, Justin Forsett, Owen Daniels, Terrence Cody Potential Salary Cap Casualties, Candidates for Re-structures, and/or Extenions: DT Haloti Ngata is in the final year of his contract and we’ll know soon enough how the team really feels

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Rookie Scouting Spotlight: Derron Smith – 2015 NFL Draft

The Rookie Scouting Spotlight Series on RosterWatch is written by Chris Nicolaou. Check back often as he adds new 2015 NFL draft prospects to his notebook, and make sure to tune in to RosterWatch on SiriusXM to hear Chris’s additional thoughts and breakdowns along with other RW writers and contributors. Follow Chris Nicolaou on Twitter

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