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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/theresabeeonyourhat on 2024-03-10 00:22:58.
Kamren Kinchens had as bad of one as it gets, and James Williams was pretty underwhelming, but since they’re probably going lower over their combine, I’d be excited to see either on the Bears or Jets this upcoming season.
As an aside, while I couldn’t find anything showing current players who are good despite a bad combine, I found a list of 17 of the better players from the previous decade by USA Today. It’s the most recent article on the topic, and I’m sharing it in case anyone is convinced a bad combine is a death sentence for a player’s career