Bucky Brooks joins Matt “Money” Smith from Indianapolis to break down what he saw at the Senior Bowl, whose draft stock is rising and if the 2012 NFL Draft features the next Wes Welker.

With the NFL Scouting Combine right around the corner (starting Feb. 24 on NFL Network), more than 300 prospects will descend upon Indianapolis to impress coaches, scouts and team executives. But that’s only the beginning of their journey, hopefully, to the NFL.

Texas QB Colt McCoy isn’t ready to throw at the combine this week, according to a source with the knowledge of the situation.

With the combine just over the horizon, the cream of this draft crop remains at defensive tackle, where Gerald McCoy and Ndamukong Suh are the contenders to be the No. 1 overall pick.

Which wide receiver will be most coveted in the 2010 NFL Draft? NFL Total Access breaks down the debate.  

What’s it like to take part in the NFL Scouting Combine? Mike Mayock provides an inside look at all of the drills that the prospects will be put through next week in Indianapolis.

Charles Davis and Mike Lombardi take a look at some NFL teams that would be good fits for Florida QB Tim Tebow.

Follow Rhodes Scholar and draft prospect Myron Rolle as he tries to achieve his NFL dream.

NFL Total Access looks at how the first five picks of the 2010 NFL Draft might play out.  

Will Sam Bradford go in the top five of the 2010 NFL Draft? Will Tim Tebow be a first-round pick? Jamie Dukes and Steve Wyche debate.

In between the end of the college football season and the draft are a series of key events. Those include the recently completed Senior Bowl week, the upcoming NFL Scouting Combine and pro days, in which players perform in front of scouts at either their own college or one near by.

A website that focuses on the NFL draft recently reported that some draft-eligible players had tested positive for drugs. However, an NFL spokesman refuted that Friday, saying “neither the 32 clubs nor the league office know the results of drug or steroid tests taken at the 2009 Combine.”

After initially intending to try to go through his pro day later this month, Texas Tech WR Michael Crabtree changed his mind this weekend and opted to have surgery on the slight stress fracture in his left foot.

Texas Tech receiver Michael Crabtree and his advisers have decided to hold off on any surgery for the slight stress fracture in his left foot until after his March 26 Pro Day, those close to the player said Saturday. Crabtree is not feeling any pain in his foot and still wants to run the 40-yard dash for NFL coaches and scouts next month.

OT Andre Smith, projected as a top-5 pick, announced before the bench press on Friday that he will not be working out at the combine. Smith said he will only work out at Alabama’s pro day on March 11.