Indiana Football: How the Hoosiers performed in the NFL Combine

Three Indiana Football players attended the NFL Combine last week, putting together some good measurements and performances.

The hottest spot to be last week when it came to the NFL, was Indianapolis for the NFL Combine, and three Indiana Football players were lucky enough to attend.

Brandon Knight, Tod Godsil, and Jonathan Crawford all took part in the combine, participating in drills and measuring stations trying to improve their draft stock ahead of April’s draft.

The first order of business before the drills got underway was to be weighed in and measured.

While Knight and Crawford were the two big names to attend, Godsil stole the show over the weekend.

Godsil, the only long snapper to get an invite this year, set NFL Combine records in both the vertical jump (34.5 inches) and broad jump (118 inches) for long snappers.

Another good performance was from Brandon Knight. Though teams aren’t sure if he will play guard or tackle, he put together great measurements at the offensive line position.

With his 81 inch wingspan and good hand size, Knight will be able to help many teams with depth up front.

NFL analyst, Pete Fiutak, with some notes on the 6-foot-3 lineman.

"“A nice all-around blocker for either tackle spot, he’s not for every scheme, but he can move well enough to potentially stick for the right team and the right passing system.”"

On the last day of the combine, was defensive backs.

Jonathan Crawford took part in only three tests, the vertical jump, broad jump, and bench press. Ranking in the top 10 in the bench press (16 reps), Crawford had a combine most were thinking he would have.

The next step for these three will be their pro day followed by the NFL Draft beginning on Thursday April, 25.