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March 1st.

I can't believe it's March already. I'm Colleen Wolf alongside Peter Schrager, Jason McCordy, and Kyle Van Nuoy. It is the scouting combine. We are in it, guys. Right now, Tom Pellistero, he's been holding it down in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium. The coaches, the scouts, the GMs, they're all there.

So here we are, day two, the on-field workouts.

Later today at the NFL scouting combine, the defensive backs, the tight ends can be working a lot harder than it looks like.

I'm working right now.

So just to set up the day, kind of the rhythm of this, what all the different position groups are going to be doing. We actually get the first bench press of the combine. They switched this up a couple of years ago. The bench press has done the day after the on-field workout. So the defensive linemen, the linebackers are going to be on the bench press starting in about an hour, which means I'm going to run to the convention center and knock out a few reps before they get out there. The DBs, the first group, measures in about 90 minutes from now, followed by more DBs, followed by the tight ends. The on-field workouts begin 3 p.m. Eastern time right here on NFL network. This is also a big day for the quarterbacks of the wide receivers, at least from a media standpoint, the likes of Caleb Williams, Drake May, J.J. McCarthy, Michael Penix, Bo Nix, the entire group, Jaden Daniels, all expected to speak to reporters throughout the course of this morning. So again, I better hustle over there, not just to hit the weights, but also maybe to grab you guys an interview or two before the end of this show. I love it, Tom. Thank you. Pelliserra, this week I've been talking about my top 10, 2024 prospects heading into the combine. I'm going to go from there and just reveal two and one for everyone. If you look at the list so far, we've had it go all the way down from 10 to 8. Here are 10 through 3.

And we went number three.

I love Big Joe Walt. You saw him walking through the hallways earlier. He's an absolute monster. He's 6'8, and he started 38 games at left tackle. I got Jaden Daniels 4. That could go even higher. He's had an awesome week interviewing with teams. Drake May below Daniels. That's how I feel coming into the combine. Then he got a bunch of receivers, offensive tackle, tight end, and corner. Number two, I'm going with a guy who's name we've been hearing about for what feels like an eternity. Ohio statewide receiver Marvin Harrison, Jr. Harrison's there right now. He's going to be talking to the media in a couple minutes. We're going to have that live here on Good Morning Football. You look at what he's done. This guy has done it from all the spots to X to Y, you name it. And yet you put up the tape. He could play any position in the NFL. I saw Chase Daniel, who does work with the NFL network and played many years as a quarterback

in the NFL, came out and said he could be an all pro his first season in the league.

That's bold.

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