By SuperWest Sports Staff

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A total of 42 former players from the West are scheduled to participate in the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, with Oregon accounting for nine of them (fifth-most nationally).

In the searchable, sortable table below, we focus on the most popular drills, the 40-yard dash, bench press, and vertical jump for each invitee from the region.

You can view historical results for the 40-yard dash, vertical jump, and bench press at these links.

The event takes place from February 26 to March 1 this year, with drills beginning on Thursday and running through Sunday.

The week-long showcase takes place every year in late February/Early March at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

In it, the year’s best draft-eligible college football players perform physical and mental tests for the benefit of National Football League coaches, general managers, and scouts.

With increasing interest in the NFL Draft, the scouting combine has grown in scope and significance, allowing personnel directors to evaluate upcoming prospects in a standardized setting.

Athletes attend by invitation only, and their performances during the combine can affect their draft status and initial salary.

The draft has popularized the term “workout warrior,” whereby an average or subpar athlete’s “draft stock” is increased based on superior measurable qualities such as size, speed, and strength.

In addition to the 40-yard dash, bench press, and vertical jump, the tests also include a broad jump, 20-yard shuttle, 3-cone drill, 60-yard shuttle, and position-specific drills.

Before the drills, players go through interviews, physical measurements, injury evaluations, drug screening, and the Cybex test. (The wonderlic test has been discontinued.)

Here’s this years schedule of drills by group:

Thursday, Feb. 26, Noon-5 p.m. PT — DL, LBs
Friday, Feb. 27, Noon-5 p.m. PT) — DBs, TEs
Saturday, Feb. 28 (10 a.m.-5 p.m. PT — QBs, WRs, RBs
Sunday, March 1 (10 a.m.-2 p.m. PT — OL

Player	School	Position	40	Vertical	Bench	Hgt	Wgt
Treydan Stukes	Arizona	SAF	4.33	38.00		6-2	200
Dillon Thieneman	Oregon	SAF	4.35	41.00	18	6-0	205
Malik Benson	Oregon	WR	4.37	32.50		5-11	185
Kenyon Sadiq	Oregon	TE	4.39	43.50	26	6-3	245
Chris Johnson	SDSU	CB	4.40	38.00	17	6-0	190
Dalton Johnson	Arizona	SAF	4.41	36.00		5-10	198
Tacario Davis	Washington	CB	4.41	37.00		6-4	200
Ephesians Prysock	Washington	CB	4.45	39.00		6-2	194
Hezekiah Masses	Cal	CB	4.46	31.50		6-0	180
Ja'Kobi Lane	USC	WR	4.47	40.00		6-4	196
Kamari Ramsey	USC	SAF	4.47	36.00	16	5-11	199
Bishop Fitzgerald	USC	SAF	4.55	33.00	12	5-10	205
Jack Kelly	BYU	LB	4.57	37.00		6-1	246
John Michael Gyllenborg	Wyoming	TE	4.60	35.50		6-5	251
Dallen Bentley	Utah	TE	4.62	35.00	24	6-3	262
Chase Roberts	BYU	WR	4.64	37.00		6-3	216
Sam Roush	Stanford	TE	4.70	38.50	25	6-5	259
Spencer Fano	Utah	OL	4.91	32.00		6-6	308
Max Iheanachor	ASU	OL	4.91	30.50		6-5	325
Caleb Lomu	Utah	OL	4.99	32.50		6-6	308
Carver Willis	Washington	OL	5.11	26.50		6-4	305
Kage Casey	Boise St	OL	5.20			6-5	309
Emmanuel Pregnon	Oregon	OL	5.21	35.00		6-5	318
Garrett DiGiorgio	UCLA	OL	5.36	29.50		6-6	321
Genesis Smith	Arizona	SAF		42.50		6-2	204
Collin Wright	Stanford	CB		39.00		6-0	186
Keyshaun Elliott	ASU	LB		38.00	21	6-1	233
Denzel Boston	Washington	WR		35.00		6-4	210
Gary Smith III	UCLA	DT		28.00		6-1	328
Jordyn Tyson	ASU	WR			26	6-2	200
Noah Whittington	Oregon	RB			24	5-8	203
Jonah Coleman	Washington	RB			22	5-9	220
Lake McRee	USC	TE			22	6-3	251
Keith Abney II	ASU	CB			15	6-0	190
Alex Harkey	Oregon	OL				6-6	327
Isaiah World	Oregon	OL
Logan Fano	Utah	DE				6-4	258
Anthony Lucas	USC	DE				6-4	267
Lander Barton	Utah	LB				6-3	233
Bryce Boettcher	Oregon	LB				6-0	227
Makai Lemon	USC	WR				5-11	195
Eric Gentry	USC	LB				6-6	221
Jadon Canady	Oregon	CB				5-10	175