WATCH: Tennessee Players Compete at the NFL Combine

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VFLs Jalin Hyatt (left) and Hendon Hooker (right) at the NFL Combine. Photo via Tennessee Athletics (@Vol_Football).

After a full week of scouting, competing, and testing in Indianapolis, the 2023 NFL Combine is officially wrapped up and in the books.

Tennessee had seven players representing the Volunteers on their way to the NFL at the combine. That would include star receivers Jalin Hyatt and Cedric Tillman, offensive tackle Darnell Wright, quarterback Hendon Hooker, edge rusher Byron Young, linebacker Jeremy Banks, and punter Paxton Brooks.

The players that Tennessee put on the field all performed well. In fact, some of them were outstanding.

Hyatt and Tillman ended the combine as the No. 1 and No. 4-graded receivers from the combine, while Hyatt was near the top of every speed testing stat available. Darnell Wright blew scouts away with his speed, and so did Young. The former Tennessee defensive end posted a 4.43 40-yard dash time, which was the same that future Pro Bowl NFL receiver Justin Jefferson ran during his combine.

Check out a ton of highlight videos from the weekend on the field below. In addition, be sure to check out RTI’s other NFL Combine coverage for more on Tennessee’s seven competitors at the event.

More from RTI: Tennessee Football Combine Statistical Results – Jalin Hyatt, Byron Young, and More

Jalin Hyatt

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Kentucky QB Will Levis can’t connect with Tennessee WR Jalin Hyatt

Cedric Tillman

More from RTI: Cedric Tillman Back to ‘100%’, Enjoys Competing with Jalin Hyatt

Darnell Wright

More from RTI: VFL Darnell Wright Reportedly Met with 12 NFL Teams

Hendon Hooker

More from RTI: ‘Grown Man Throws’: Hendon Hooker Strikes Back on NFL Draft Criticism

Byron Young

More from RTI: Byron Young Ends Tennessee Career Sky High After Stressful Decision

Jeremy Banks

Tennessee will host the U.T. Pro Day on Thursday, Mar. 30 in Knoxville.

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