2024 NFL Draft: FSU WR Keon Coleman headlines 5 stock-down players after combine

Most 2024 NFL Draft prospects enter the combine in Indianapolis hoping to increase their stocks and impress scouts and front-office personnel. That doesn’t always happen.

Surprising measurements, a slow 40-yard-dash time or weak testing can halt a prospect’s momentum and derail hopes of a higher-than-expected draft spot.

Last week’s NFL Combine was one of the final boxes that prospects check before their pro days. Then comes the actual draft, which is set to start April 25 in Detroit. Now it’s time to take a look at whose draft stock went up and down following the combine.