2023 NFL Combine Schedule: Dates, Times, Location, How To Watch, and More

The 2023 NFL Scouting Combine is just hours away from starting. After a handful of years of interruptions caused by COVID, the 2023 Combine looks to return to normal. For the 36th year in a row, the Combine will be held in Indianapolis, Indiana, at Lucas Oil Stadium. With early arrivals and registrations already underway for the defensive and special team players, what does the rest of the NFL Combine 2023 schedule look like?

If you want to keep note of everything surrounding your favorite NFL Draft prospects, PFN is tracking every single player’s Combine measurement and testing results.

Full 2023 NFL Combine Schedule

The 2023 NFL Combine began Sunday, Feb. 26, with early player arrivals from the defensive line and linebacker groups. From there, each day adds new player groups and runs until Monday, March 6, culminating with the bench press drills from the offensive line and running backs.

Each position group goes through the same schedule of events one way or another. Those events include a general registration period, a pre-exam and orientation, and team interviews. The position groups then are given a general medical exam and pre-ordered studies based upon the request of NFL decision-makers.

Media interviews for the position groups typically follow an orthopedic exam over the corresponding days. Each position group is scheduled to meet with the NFLPA before participating in the on-field workout portion of the NFL Combine.

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The on-field workout has a measurement portion that includes — but is not limited to — height, weight, hand size, wingspan, and arm length. Players will then test their athletic abilities with a 40-yard dash, three-cone drill, bench press, and multiple workouts to simulate on-field ability.

NFL Network, NFL+, and NFL Digital Media will also offer multi-platform coverage of the 2023 NFL Combine from Indianapolis. While the players have been streaming in since Sunday, their coverage does not start until 7 a.m. ET, Tuesday, February 28, with Good Morning Football. 

While NFL Network will have live coverage of each positional group’s drills, NFL+ will feature a slew of current players joining NFL media analysts for the Players Only Combine. 

Measurement and Workout Dates for Each Position

Given that the Combine is closed to the public, when can you expect to see information and quotes surrounding each position group? While fans won’t see any drills until 3 p.m. ET on Thursday, March 2, there are still multiple days of testing and interviews for the players to go through before hitting the turf.

After a disappointing QB class in 2022 and questions surrounding the 2023 prospects, the excitement surrounding the Combine is palpable. Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, Will Levis, and Anthony Richardson are all expected to participate in measurements and drills. Whose draft stock will see the most significant rise or fall? Here’s a breakdown of the NFL Combine 2023 schedule as the week progresses.