After protocols intended to minimize risk of COVID-19 frustrated NFL draft prospects to the point where their agents threatened boycotts of the on-field portions of the NFL scouting combine, the organizers of the combine have reversed course.
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Initially, officials of the National Invitational Camp informed athletes and agents that only one medical assist member would be permitted to accompany players and only have access of them in select areas of the com one venue. A group of agents representing roughly 150 of the top prospects had discussed having their players only attend medical evaluations and interviews while waiting until their college pro days to perform on-field drills. This would have hurt the marketability of the combine, which airs on NFL Network and generates a good deal of revenue for the league.
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