Ashton Jeanty on Boise State, Ahmed Hassanein Invited to 2025 NFL Scouting Combine – Sports Illustrated

NFL Combine works from February 24 to March 3 in Indianapolis and will be aired at NFL Network and NFL+.

Jeanty breaks the records as a junior with 374 wears for 2601 yards and 29 touchdowns. He led the country in all three categories on the way to second place in the vote of Heisman Trophy.

At 2601 Jeanty yards ranked second in the list of one -season FBS meetings of all time, in 1988 lagging only 2628 yards of Barry Sanders.

Hasanein broke out in the 2023 season, recording 53 total equipment, 12.5 sacks and two forced blows. The 6-foot 3, 272-pound dominated as a senior with 48 common equipment and 9.5 sacks when Broncos reached the playoff of the College of Football.

Hasanein was a key member of a Boise State Pass unit, who led a 55 bag football college.

Jeanty is expected to pass into the first round of the NFL 2025 draft, while Hassanein is predicted in a late circle.

Here are the 31 Running Backs that received an invitation to combine:

Lecint Alan, Syracuse

Ulysses Bentley IV, Mississippi

Jaden Blue, Texas

Tahj Brooks, Texas Tech

Donovan Edwards, Michigan

Trevor Etienne, Georgia

DJ Giddens, State Kansas

Oli Gordon II, the state of Oklahoma

Omarion Hampton, North Carolina

RJ Harvey, UCF

Treveyon Henderson, Ohio

Jarquez Hunter, Auburn

Ja’quinden Jackson, Arkansas

Jordan James, Oregon

Ashton Gianti, State Boyz

Caleb Johnson, Iowa

Montrell Johnson, Jr., Florida

Quinshon Judkins, Ohio

Corey Kiner, Cincinnati

Phil Mafa, Clemson

Woody marks, USC

Damian Martinez, Miami

Kyle Monangai, Rutgers

Calel Malings, Michigan

Devin Neil, Kansas

Dylan Sampson, Tennessee

Raheim Sanders, South Carolina

Cam Skattebo, Arizona

Brashard Smith, SMU

Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech

Marcus yarns, delaer

Here are the 73 defensive liners who received an invitation to combine:

Tommy Akingbyos, Maryland

Darius Alexander, Toledo

Tyler Baron, Miami

Tyler Batti, byu

Zek Biggers, Georgia Tech

Jaiya Black, Iowa

Warren Brinson, Georgia

Vernon Brothon, Texas

Jordan Burch, Oregon

Jamari Caldwell, Oregon

Abdul Carter, Penn

Alfred Collins, Texas

Howard Cross III, Notre Dame

Fadil Diggs, Syracuse

Ethan Downs, Oklahoma

Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College

Joshua Farmer, Florida

Ashton Jilot, Louisville

Mason Graham, Michigan

Kenneth Grant, Michigan

Mike Green, Marshall

Eric Gregory, Arkansas

Tai Hamilton, Ohio

Derrick Harmon, Oregon

Jared Harrison-Hunte, smu

Ahmed Hasanein, State Boyz

Tonka Hemingway, South Carolina

Cam Horsley, Boston College

Tyrion Ingram-Dukins, Georgia

Jared Ivy, Mississippi

Kam Jackson, Florida

Landon Jackson, Arkansas

Sai’vion jones, lsu

Jo Joiner, Minnesota

Deandre Jules, South Carolina

Kyle Kennard, South Carolina

Steve Linton, Baylor

Sean Martin, West Virginia

Rily Mills, Notre Dame

Walter Nolen, Mississippi

Omar Norman-Lot, Tennessee

Oluwafemi oladejo, ucla

Payton Page, Clemson

James Pierce, Jr., Tennessee

Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech

JJ Pegues, Mississippi

Jordan Phillips, Maryland

Antwaun Powell-Lyland, Virginia Tech

Jahvree Ritzie, North Carolina

Elijah Roberts, SMU

Que Robinson, Alabama

Tai Robinson, Nebraska

Kaimon Rucker, North Carolina

TJ Sanders, South Carolina

Jack Sawyer, Ohio

Nick Burton, Texas A&M

Elijah Simmons, Tennessee

Tim Smith, Alabama

Barin Sorel, Texas

Nazir Stakhaus, Georgia

Yosaya Stewart, Michigan

Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M

Bradin Suinson, LSU

Junior Tafuna, Utah

Jay this, ucla

Jt Tuimoloau, Ohio

Shemar Turner, Texas A&M

Princely umanmielen, Mississippi

David Walker, Central Arkansas

Deone Walker, Kentucky

CJ West, Indiana

Mikel Williams, Georgia

Tale Williams, Ohio

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