14 Georgia Bulldogs invited to 2025 NFL combine
Fourteen Georgia Bulldogs have been invited to the 2025 NFL combine. A total of 329 NFL draft hopefuls received invitations to the combine, which will be held in Indianapolis from Feb. 24 to March 3.
Players will run the 40-yard dash, bench press 225 pounds, broad jump, participate in on-field drills and more at the combine. Not every Georgia Bulldog that entered the NFL draft received a combine invitation.
Georgia has a trio of notable combine snubs in tight end Benjamin Yurosek, defensive end Chaz Chambliss and safety Dan Jackson. Georgia’s pro day, which is typically held in March, will be much more important for these three NFL hopefuls.
Georgia’s 14 NFL combine invitations is behind the Ohio State Buckeyes, who won the national championship. The Buckeyes had 15 players invited to the combine. Georgia is tied with the Texas Longhorns with 14 invitations.
The combine is one of the top NFL draft preparation events. The 2025 NFL draft will be held in Green Bay, Wisconsin, from April 25-27.
What Georgia Bulldogs got invited to the NFL combine?
Running back Trevor Etienne
Defensive end Mykel Williams
Linebacker Smael Mondon
Safety Malaki Starks
Linebacker Jalon Walker
Wide receiver Arian Smith
Defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse
Defensive end Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins
Wide receiver Dominic Lovett
Offensive lineman Dylan Fairchild
Offensive lineman Tate Ratledge
Center Jared Wilson
Defensive tackle Warren Brinson
Offensive tackle Xavier Truss
Three days ago, former Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers unloaded regarding the team’s decision to offload the future Hall of Famer. Since then, the Jets haven’t uttered a peep.
Not a word, directly or indirectly. On any of the various subjects Rodgers addressed or claims he made — including that the Jets have been a “debacle” and that new coach Aaron Glenn went “rogue” in abruptly telling Rodgers after he flew cross country “on my own dime” that he’d be getting no more dollars from the Jets.
Some would regard silence as confirmation of Rodgers’s claims. Judged against the standard established by past Jets regimes, that would likely be true. The best sign that the team is changing under Glenn and G.M. Darren Mougey is that they exercised restraint in the face of Rodgers’s grievances.
