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As NFL Draft season heats up, we get more and more data points about some of the top prospects on the board. Plenty of those questions will be filled at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis during the last week of February and the beginning of March.

Watching the top quarterback prospects in the NFL Draft skip some drills at the Combine has become a common trend nowadays. Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders won’t throw and will focus on interviews instead.

It is reportedly uncertain if Miami quarterback Cam Ward will throw at the NFL Scouting Combine, according to NFL Network. “Per Tom Pelissero on Good Morning Football, it’s uncertain whether Cam Ward will throw at the Combine,

NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah believes Miami’s Cam Ward is “more equipped” to play QB for the New York Giants than Shedeur Sanders.

Rich Eisen reacts to Shedeur Sanders’ decision to not throw at the NFL Combine and says if Cam Ward should or should not follow suit.

Shedeur Sanders opts out of throwing at the NFL Combine, while Cam Ward is urged to participate-sparking debate ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Shedeur Sanders and Cam Ward may not share the same last name or bloodline, but their competitive spirit mirrors that of famous quarterback siblings Peyton and Eli Manning. The Manning brothers entertained fans not only with their elite quarterback play in the NFL but also through their lighthearted banter,