As you watch the NFL Draft selections, keep in mind these players began training last spring for the college season and then went straight into six weeks of focused training to try to reach peak performance at the NFL Combine or their college Pro Day.

Players now engage in elaborate training in the period between their last game and the scouting combine in February and the agent takes on the financial and advisory role during the process.

PHOENIX (AP) — NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell calls it "unacceptable" to ask a college player at the scouting combine any questions about his sexual...

ALBANY, N.Y. — New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman urged the NFL on Thursday to investigate whether possible draft picks were improperly...

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Lauren Silberman lined up for a kick at NFL history, took a deep breath and booted the football. It barely went anywhere, ...

In the 2013 NFL Draft, sheer athletic talent will seduce several professional football coaches, general managers and owners into making a terribly expensive errors. At the highest level of competition in any sport, athletic skill is not enough.

NFP breaks down 14 players who helped their draft status the most with their performance at the Combine. 1. Tavon Austin, WR/RET, West Virginia: Au...

It's that time of year when die-hard college football fans and die-hard NFL fans (some of which are one in the same) come together and debate endlessly about the draft and the players in them that can help NFL teams win games over the next 5-10 years.

NFL prospect Nick Kasa was asked by scouts about his sexual orientation at the NFL Combine, the tight end said in a radio interview on Tuesday. Ka...

Shamarko Thomas stood out at the NFL Combine on Tuesday for two reasons. First, the safety out of Syracuse clocked in with the fastest time of any...

Players are competing with each other to be rated as highly as possible. Signing bonuses are most heavily concentrated at the top of the first round and decline after that. A difference in 30 draft slots can mean millions of guaranteed dollars in a sport with a high rate of injury.

INDIANAPOLIS — Who's the best athlete? The best quarterback? How about the emergence of the read-option and whether it will impact this year's NFL d...

It's the elite athletes vs. the combine and the combine is getting its ass kicked. This is happening specifically with the speed of the players and...

NFL teams have questions about Manti Te'o, on and off the field. Te'o does not believe that his draft stock will be hurt by his involvement in th...

INDIANAPOLIS — Top draft prospect Star Lotulelei will undergo more extensive heart tests when he returns to Utah. Doctors at the NFL's annual s...

By Russ Lande, National Football Post Eddie Lacy (Alabama) and Chris Thompson (Florida State) did not workout today due to pre-existing injuries an...

Speaking in front of the largest group of reporters he's faced since it was revealed that his girlfriend, Lennay Kekua, never actually existed, Notre ...

Offensive lineman don't tend to get a lot of attention unless they screw something up. But Terron Armstead, the agile offensive lineman out of Arkansa...

By Jack Bechta, National Football Post This must be my 25th Combine and I hope to have many more. As an agent you either love it or hate it. If yo...

By Dan Pompei, National Football Post Over the course of the NFL scouting combine, a number of players will create a buzz that will carry them into...

College football players are amateurs, right? Amateurs are usually broke, right? So how can training former collegiate players for the world's most over-hyped job interview become a burgeoning industry?

BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) — Manti Te'o told USA Today on Monday that he doesn't believe the online hoax that fooled him will affect his stock in the upco...

Brandon O'Brien isn't your average NFL Draft hopeful. The 6'1", 218 lb wide receiver served two tours of duty in Iraq before deciding to dedicate his post-Marine Corps life to getting a shot at playing professional football.

NFL scouts have packed up their whistles and stopwatches as the combine comes to a close. But now, the fun part begins, as teams and those of us in th...