ASU’s Cam Skattebo, 3 Wildcats invited to 2025 NFL Scouting Combine
An Arizona State Sun Devil and a trio of Arizona Wildcats are among the 329 players invited to the 2025 NFL Draft Combine.
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An Arizona State Sun Devil and a trio of Arizona Wildcats are among the 329 players invited to the 2025 NFL Draft Combine.
ASU will be represented by star running back Cam Skattebo, while Arizona will have projected first-round projection and wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan, offensive lineman Jonah Savaiinaea and kicker Tyler Loop in attendance.
Skattebo, who skipped the Senior Bowl last month, marks one of 31 college running backs heading to the combine after rushing for 1,711 yards and 21 touchdowns on 293 carries in 13 games played. He also caught 45 balls for 605 yards and three scores.
The First Team All-Big 12 running back was especially impressive in Arizona State’s postseason run, amassing 313 yards and four touchdowns on the ground, 10 catches for 137 yards and a score and 42-yard passing touchdown in the Big 12 Championship and Peach Bowl.
ESPN’s Mel Kiper has Skattebo slated as the eighth best running back in his NFL Draft big board rankings last week.
While Skattebo received a combine invite, the same couldn’t be said for First Team All-Big 12 offensive lineman Leif Fautanu and defensive back Shamari Simmons.
Trio of Wildcats joining Skattebo at NFL Draft Combine
McMillan is coming off his own First Team All-Big 12 nod after reeling in 84 catches for 1,319 yards and eight touchdowns.
In Matt Miller’s mock draft published last week, the ESPN analyst has McMillan going No. 9 overall to the New Orleans Saints.
Savaiinaea, who stood out during the Senior Bowl, marks another potential first-round pick for Arizona. Miller has the versatile lineman landing with the Baltimore Ravens at No. 27.
Loop meanwhile converted 18 of his 23 field goal attempts and was 23-of-25 on extra points last season. He also recorded four punts and sported a 41.8-yard average.






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