Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans.

The NFL Combine has come and gone, and this week's episode is about just that. I have

eight NFL Combine winners and losers, five winners, three losers. As a whole,

the takeaway from Indianapolis this past weekend should be that the quarterback group

is thin and rather weak as advertised. Running back is loaded. Argued one of the best

running back classes of recent memory, at least athletically, along with production profiles.

Why receivers tested better than expected, so that's interesting development-wise in terms of our

interest in drafting them in dynasty redrafts this spring and summer. And tight ends as a whole

did not test all that great, but more of the notable names didn't test in general. So I still think

the tight end class will be impressive with a few

quality starters to emerge and plenty of untapped potential at the pro level. So I have eight

NFL combine winners and losers to discuss on this week's show. Don't forget, I'm offering 10%

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coordinated ASAP. Up first for a winner is Terrence Ferguson, tied end of Oregon. He could have boosted his

stock into the day two range, which is rounds two to three, after being viewed as more of a fringe

day two, if not lock for day three, rounds four to seven prior to the combine. Checked in at

65-247, posted a position best among tight ends with a 4.63 second 40-yard dash that's cooking at that body frame.

A 1.55 second 10-yard split, which was tied for the best among tight ends with Notre Dame's product, Mitchell Evans.

A 39-inch vertical for Ferguson ranked best among tight ends, and a 10-foot-2-inch broad ranked third best among tight ends.

All around a spectacular, athletic, or analytical perspective on the profile that Ferguson offers out of Oregon.

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