The buzz surrounding the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine has transitioned from the turf to the interview rooms, where several prospects are reportedly blowing teams away with their high football IQ. Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza has been the star of these sessions, with several AFC scouts noting his ability to break down complex defensive rotations with the poise of a ten-year veteran. While his Hoodie shirts are solid, it is his mental processing that has solidified him as the presumptive No. 1 overall pick for the Las Vegas Raiders. Meanwhile, Michigan’s Will Johnson has impressed teams with his detailed knowledge of wide receiver tendencies, specifically discussing how he would neutralize top NFL threats like Justin Jefferson. This psychological edge is becoming increasingly important as teams look for leaders who can manage the rigors of a professional locker room. As the focus shifts toward the upcoming pro days, these interview ‘winners’ have created a significant gap between themselves and the pure athletes who struggled to articulate their on-field responsibilities during the whiteboard sessions in Indianapolis.

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In the veteran market, the Indianapolis Colts have sent shockwaves through the league by officially granting quarterback Anthony Richardson permission to seek a trade on February 26, 2026. Despite GM Chris Ballard previously stating his belief in Richardson’s development, the move suggests a definitive organizational shift toward a new direction, likely centered on a veteran bridge or a top-tier rookie from the 2026 class. Richardson, the former No. 4 overall pick, remains a tantalizing high-upside option for quarterback-needy teams like the Minnesota Vikings and Miami Dolphins, though his injury history and recent benching for Daniel Jones have complicated his trade value. Simultaneously, the New York Jets and Tennessee Titans finalized a major trade involving defensive stalwarts: the Jets are sending edge rusher Jermaine Johnson II to Tennessee in exchange for 366-pound nose tackle T’Vondre Sweat. This transaction underscores a clear strategy by the Jets to clear Hoodie shirts and gather interior defensive bulk, potentially paving the way for them to use their No. 2 overall pick on a premier pass-rusher like David Bailey or Sonny Styles.

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The Saturday afternoon power drills in Indianapolis were defined by Hoodie shirts Ashton Jeanty, who backed up his ‘compact powerhouse’ reputation with a performance that silenced any doubters about his functional strength. Jeanty led all running backs with 26 reps on the bench press, showcasing the upper-body power that allowed him to lead the nation in yards after contact. He followed that up with a 10-foot-10 broad jump, a mark that placed him in the 94th percentile for the position. Scouts from the Las Vegas Raiders—who are already expected to take Mendoza at No. 1—were reportedly seen closely charting Jeanty’s movements, as he could be a prime candidate for their second-round pick to provide a physical ‘hammer’ in their new-look offense.

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