The NFL's Scouting Combine is in full swing. The poking and prodding started earlier this week. The on-field workouts started yesterday. The majority of the players that will be selected in the 2020 NFL Draft are taking part, to varying degrees, in the fun in Indianapolis. There are a lot of college football players, very good college football players, that weren't invited to be a part of the fun. Those uninvited players aren't alone. There have been many NFL players that didn't get an invite. Some even played their way to Canton. Long-time Dallas Cowboys beat-writer Rick Gosselin shined a light on some of the NFL players that weren't invited to the Scouting Combine. He did so with an All-Time Non-Combine Team.
Offense
Quarterback
Matt Moore
Halfback
Latavius Murray
Fullback
Kyle Juszczyk
Wide Receivers
Wes Welker
Tyreek Hill
Tight End
Antonio Gates
Offensive Tackles
Sebastian Vollmer
J'Marcus Webb
Guards
T.J. Lang
Brandon Brooks
Center
Ted Karras
Defense
Defensive Ends
Charles Haley
Robert Mathis
Defensive Tackles
Jay Ratliff
Henry Melton
Linebackers
James Harrison
Derek Smith
Malcolm Smith
Cornerbacks
Chris Harris
Malcolm Butler
Safeties
Kevin Byard
Lance Schulters
Special Teams
Kicker
Stephen Gostkowski
Punter
Pat McAfee
Kick Returner
Josh Cribbs
Special Teams
Nate Ebner
It's a fine team. It's a team that shows that the hopes for an NFL career don't have to end if there's no invitation to the Combine. I think that it'd be a better team if Kurt Warner and John Randle were a part of it.
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