The NFL is expected to make a decision on the status of the 2021 NFL combine this week, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
“The combine as people knew it will not take place,” Schefter wrote Sunday. “Questions loom on whether it will be held, how downsized it will be, when it will be held — and all are likely to be answered in the coming days.”
The combine is usually held in Indianapolis in late February, giving teams an opportunity to get a close look at draft prospects before the draft.
The Denver Broncos will have nine picks in this year’s NFL draft. As a reminder, here’s who the Broncos drafted last year:
| Round and Pick | Player |
| Round 1, No. 15 | WR Jerry Jeudy |
| Round 2, No. 46 | WR K.J. Hamler |
| Round 3, No. 77 | CB Michael Ojemudia |
| Round 3, No. 83 | OL Lloyd Cushenberry |
| Round 3, No. 95 | DL McTelvin Agim |
| Round 4, No. 118 | TE Albert Okwuegbunam |
| Round 5, No. 178 | LB Justin Strnad |
| Round 6, No. 181 | OL Netane Muti |
| Round 7, No. 252 | WR Tyrie Cleveland |
| Round 7, No. 254 | DE Derrek Tuszka |
This year’s draft will take place in Cleveland, Ohio from April 29-May 1.
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