By james art 
After a star career at a collegial level, the former Boise State star season, which goes back to Ashton Jeanty, will attend this week on the Scout NFL Combine but will not participate in training on the field.
Jeanty has chosen to participate only in medical evaluations and interviews in the team in the Scout NFL Combine 2025, according to his agent Henry, a body of devastating sports. He will also participate in the training on the field during Boise State Pro Day.
Jeanty finished as a runner -up with the two -way star of Colorado Travis Hunter won the distinction that he was declared this year’s winner in Haisman, although Jeanty rushed for over 2600 yards during the season.
The FRISCO, Texas product was rewarded by being declared the Maxwell Award winner for the 2024 campaign.
The two-time Mountain West Conference offensive player rushed to 2601 yards and 29 touchdowns during the season, making the way to the Boise State 12-1 record in the regular season and # 3 seeds in the playoff of the College of Football.
Jeanty darkened for centuries in every 14 games of his team this year, exceeding 200 yards on the ground six times.
His 25th-toak with a 25th, three-point performance against Oregon earlier this year almost gave broncos upset by №1 ranked in Oregon as Boise State fell 37-34 and the season of his team ended with a loss of loss of loss CFP from Penn State.