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Analysts predict that the following players will excel in the workout’s athletic testing phase:

**Braelon Allen** from Wisconsin Although his “raw” exercise stats may not grab your attention, Allen has the potential to be one of the great running backs in college football. He has been included on Bruce Feldman’s yearly “Freak List” twice, which highlights the best players in college football each summer. But it’s important to remember the size Allen brings to the table. The Badgers listed him at a massive 6-foot-2, 235 pounds.pounds, Allen has a build similar to Derrick Henry’s. If he can equal the estimated 1.49 10-yard split—the timing for the first 10 yards of the 40-yard dash—that will be an incredible score, particularly for a larger back. When Allen runs defenders over on the football field, his explosiveness truly comes through, as he hardly ever goes down on first contact.

Michigan’s Blake Corum Speaking of the Freak List, Feldman brought up Corum in passing when discussing another player in this season’s article as the senior was getting ready for his final season on the Wolverines’ campus. But what really caught my attention in that Corum side note were the numbers Feldman brought up. According to the college football expert, Corum completed the 3-cone drill in 6.39 seconds and the short shuttle in 3.89 seconds…Those two stats would make him the fastest running back selected in the last ten years. In those same two exercises a few years prior, Feldman revealed jaw-dropping statistics for former Michigan standout Aidan Hutchinson. Although the future No. 2 pick could not quite match those marks in Indianapolis, he got very close. It will be intriguing to see if Corum can make a similar effort