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LSU prospects' NFL Draft Combine schedule as measurements, workouts kick off Thursday

by:Jerit Roser•about 9 hours
NFL: Scouting Combine
Feb 27, 2025; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Louisiana State defensive lineman Bradyn Swinson (DL69) during the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine at the Indiana Convention Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

The highlight for fans of the NFL’s draft scouting combine will kick off Thursday as the first waves of measurements and on-field workouts start rolling.

Prospects began arriving to Indianapolis as early as this past Sunday, but media interviews with coaches and front office officials and developing news stories around the league have largely claimed the spotlight thus far in the week.

But after three days of orientations, medical exams and meetings, the more active portion of the event begins ramping up.

Eight LSU players are scheduled to participate during the next four days, with the day-by-day breakdown below.

Each will have the opportunity to participate in several timing and measurement drills — 40-yard dash, bench press, vertical jump, broad jump, three-cone drill, 20-yard shuttle and 60-yard shuttle — as well as position-specific on-field drills.

Live coverage will be broadcast on the NFL Network and NFL+ streaming platform with results aggregated to the NFL website.

The Bengal Tiger will also compile updates from the LSU representatives’ performances.

This year’s NFL Draft will take place April 24-26 in Green Bay.

Thursday (DL, LB, PK)

Time: Measurements beginning to roll in by late morning; On-field workouts at 2 p.m.

DL Sai’vion Jones
No. 82 overall prospect & No. 6 DL (CBS Sports) | No. 79 prospect & No. 14 EDGE (ESPN)
No. 127 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 21 DE (Walter Football)

DE Bradyn Swinson
No. 100 overall prospect & No. 16 EDGE (CBS Sports) | No. 42 prospect & No. 9 EDGE (ESPN)
No. 48 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 14 DE (Walter Football)

Swinson was a star off the edge for LSU this past season, ending the year on the Second-Team All-SEC with multiple Defensive lineman of the Week honors. He showed significant improvement under Kevin Peoples and ended the year with 58 tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss, and 8.5 sacks. The pass rushing ability paired with his athleticism makes him a force on the edge and he also was able to show versatility at times as an outside linebacker.

Friday (DB, TE)

Time: Measurements beginning to roll in by late morning; On-field workouts at 2 p.m.

CB Zy Alexander
No. 96 overall prospect & No. 12 CB (CBS Sports) | No. 134 prospect & No. 16 CB (ESPN)
No. 134 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 25 CB (Walter Football)

TE Mason Taylor
No. 81 overall prospect & No. 6 TE (CBS Sports) | No. 35 prospect & No. 3 TE (ESPN)
No. 93 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 3 TE (Walter Football)

Saturday (QB, RB, WR)

Time: Measurements beginning to roll in by mid-morning; On-field workouts at 12 p.m.

Players: No Tigers

Sunday (OL)

Time: Measurements beginning to roll in by mid-morning; On-field workouts at 12 p.m.

OL Will Campbell
No. 6 overall prospect & No. 2 OT (CBS Sports) | No. 9 prospect & No. 2 offensive tackle (ESPN)
No. 6 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 1 OT (Walter Football)

OL Garrett Dellinger
No. 257 overall prospect & No. 10 OL (CBS Sports) | No. 224 prospect & No. 15 OG (ESPN)
No. 5 OG (Walter Football)

OL Miles Frazier
No. 148 overall prospect & No. 12 IOL (CBS Sports) / No. 96 prospect & No. 5 OG (ESPN)
No. 202 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 6 OG (Walter Football)

OL Emery Jones Jr.
No. 71 overall prospect & No. 6 IOL (CBS Sports) | No. 125 prospect & No. 11 OT (ESPN)
No. 176 overall prospect (PFF) | No. 7 OT (Walter Football)

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