The NFL Scouting Combine — i.e., a four-day job interview for prospective NFL players — begins Tuesday in Indianapolis, and not surprisingly, the SEC will be well-represented.
There will be 74 former SEC players in Indy, more than any other league and roughly 20 percent of all players in attendance.
The SEC has had the most players selected in each of the past nine drafts, and look for that figure to increase to 10 drafts in a row this year.
Even with all that talent on hand, though, there are some notable questions about SEC players, including a handful expected to go in the first round.