UCLA LB Anthony Barr said at the NFL Scouting Combine that he could add weight to shift to defensive end if asked. ‘I’d say yes. I feel comfortable at this weight, but if a team would ask me to put on weight and put my hand on the ground I’m doing that,’ Barr said. He also feels that he needs to work on shedding blocks, defending the run and using his hands, which are still fairly new to him since transitioning from offense to defense at UCLA.
NFL | Anthony Barr could play DE if needed

Louisiana State LB Lamin Barrow said he met with the Baltimore Ravens, Minnesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Washington Redskins at the NFL Scouting Combine.
NFL | Lamin Barrow met with several teams

Louisiana State LB Lamin Barrow said he has talked to ‘a lot of 4-3 (defensive scheme) coaches’ at the NFL Scouting Combine, and they see him ‘primarily on the weak side.’ Barrow also said that he has improved tremendously in his coverage since the Senior Bowl, and that he has added 10 pounds of muscle, looking to improve his physicality and toughness.
NFL | Lamin Barrow viewed as weak-side LB

Louisiana State LB Lamin Barrow said he met with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the NFL Scouting Combine, and it was ‘probably the longest interview’ he had with any team. He also met with the Buccaneers at the Senior Bowl.
Buccaneers | Had lengthy interview with Lamin Barrow

University of Minnesota FS Brock Vereen posted an official 40-yard dash time of 4.47 seconds at the NFL Scouting Combine Tuesday, Feb. 25. Washington State SS Deone Bucannon and Wyoming FS Marqueston Huff had times of 4.49 seconds, Western Kentucky SS Jonathan Dowling was at 4.52 seconds, Utah State SS Mo Alexander was 4.54 seconds, Stanford FS Ed Reynolds was 4.57 seconds, Louisville FS Calvin Pryor was 4.58 seconds, North Carolina SS Tre Boston was 4.59 seconds, Michigan State SS Isaiah Lewis was 4.60 seconds, Baylor SS Ahmad Dixon was 4.64 seconds, Louisiana State SS Craig Loston was 4.65 seconds, USC SS Dion Bailey was 4.66 seconds, Brigham Young FS Daniel Sorensen was 4.67 seconds, Vanderbilt FS Kenny Ladler was at 4.70 seconds and San Diego State SS Nat Berhe rounded out the safeties with a time of 4.71 seconds.
NFL | Safeties take part in 40-yard dash

Florida State FS Terrence Brooks posted an official time of 4.42 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine Tuesday, Feb. 25, and that was fastest among all safeties.
NFL | Terrence Brooks has quickest dash among safeties

Alabama FS Ha Ha Clinton-Dix posted an official time of 4.58 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine Tuesday, Feb. 25. Clinton-Dix also had 11 reps of 225 pounds in the bench press, a 33-inch vertical leap, 9-foot-11 broad jump, 7.16 seconds in the three-cone drill, 4.16 seconds in the 20-yard shuttle and 11.63 seconds in the 60-yard shuttle.
NFL | Ha-Ha Clinton Dix takes part in all drills

Northwest Missouri State CB Brandon Dixon and Florida CB Jaylen Watkins each ran the 40-yard dash with official times of 4.41 seconds at the NFL Scouting Combine Tuesday, Feb. 25. Maine CB Kendall James had 4.44 seconds, North Carolina State CB Dontae Johnson and North Carolina CB Jabari Price were 4.45 seconds, Utah State CB Nevin Lawson was 4.48 seconds, Virginia Tech CB Kyle Fuller was 4.49 seconds, Vanderbilt CB Andre Hal was 4.50 seconds, Michigan State CB Darqueze Dennard, Notre Dame CB Bennett Jackson, Utah CB Keith McGill and Oregon State CB Rashaad Reynolds checked in at 4.51 seconds, Baylor CB Demetri Goodson was 4.52 seconds, while Florida State CB Lamarcus Joyner and Georgia Tech CB Jemea Thomas posted times of 4.55 seconds.
NFL | CBs run the 40-yard dash

Ohio State CB Bradley Roby ran the 40-yard dash with an official time of 4.39 seconds at the NFL Scouting Combine Tuesday, Feb. 25. His time was fourth-best among all cornerbacks.
NFL | Bradley Roby shows speed at combine