What's going on everybody?

Welcome back to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sykma and Max Chadwick here with you once again to recap another day of on-field

testing drills in Indianapolis of the 2026 scouting combine.

Today, recapping quarterbacks, wide receivers, and running backs that we got to see out there.

Do a lot of the drills, a lot of the athletic testing.

And to be honest with you, Max, there were a lot of guys that stood out in big ways.

I don't know if whoever's running the timer for the 40-yard dash is just a little bit

quicker than they're supposed to be, but I don't care.

It's giving us some great things to talk about with some great athletes

at some premium skill positions. How you doing, my friend? I'm doing great, Trevor. You know, with all due respect to the big ugweys going today and the offensive linemen, it feels like this past day in the NFL Combine was like the main event. It always feels like the running backs, the wide receivers, even the quarterbacks out there in the throwing sessions. It feels like yesterday was kind of the main event of the combine.

It kind of did. And I was interested, because they

change the schedule, right? They'll change the schedule all the time. It used to be that I think

offensive linemen were first. I think O. Lyman used to be first and then it was quarterbacks,

wide receivers, and tight ends. Then they would go to defensive line and linebackers, and then they would end the combine with defensive backs. And so they switched up a little bit. Obviously, we've got the offensive linemen hit in the field today, which is on Sunday when we're recording the show. But it did kind of feel like most of the hype came right maybe it was just a Saturday thing

you know maybe it was just like oh everybody had off of work everybody was watching the combine

they were getting caught up but I do agree with you it felt like yesterday was the longest day

not that it was you know like painfully long or anything but it felt like there was the most that we learned and got to watch and get excited about and all of that because of all those positions. I'm sure fantasy football goes into that as well, but I agree. Yesterday was a lot of fun. It sure helps, Trev, when you have a guy in every single position, quarterback, running back, wide receiver that had like all-time combines as well. So yeah, there's a lot to talk about in this show today. You want to talk about the guy that you want to bring you to the table first, Taylor Green from Arkansas. I mean, he was, it was hilarious to watch him out there and the athleticism. We already knew he was a great athlete. He's had an elite rushing grade this past season.

I'm not sure if it was the year before as well. But we knew what this dude could do as an athlete, but it's still fun to see that on-field athleticism come to life in the athletic testing at the combine. Yeah, it's preposterous. It was really one of the best combines we've ever seen for a quarterback up there with the likes of like Anthony Richardson what we saw a couple years ago as well.

Six foot six, 96th percentile you see right

there, 22nd pounds, 72nd percentile, a 43 and a half inch vertical for Talen Green. That is

three inches higher than the all-time quarterback record set by Anthony Richardson.

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