2023 NFL Combine winners and losers: Anthony Richardson, Darnell Washington rise, Bryce Young sinks by sitting

NFL Draft prospects are now through the college all-star games and combine, meaning that pro days, private workouts and meetings are all that is left before commissioner Roger Goodell calls the first name from a stage in Kansas City on April 27. Before moving on to what remains for draft prospects in the coming months, CBSSports.com takes a look back on the biggest overall winners and losers from the past week in Indianapolis.

Winners

Adetomiwa Adebawore, DL, Northwestern 

Adebawore would have been the most impressive performer at the combine had it not been for Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson. At 282 pounds, Adebawore ran the 40-yard dash in 4.49 seconds after vertically jumping 37.5 inches and broad jumping 10-feet, 5-inches. For comparison, his 40-yard dash time matched that of Houston wide receiver Tank Dell, who weighed 117 pounds lighter than Adebawore. The Florida native also put 225 pounds up 27 times on the bench press. Teams will need to have a plan in place for his size, but he checked a lot of boxes athletically.  

Jack Campbell, LB, Iowa

It is unclear if Campbell’s numbers came in late or they just got overlooked, because he did not receive deserved buzz as his combine performance was happening. At 6-foot-5, 249 pounds, the linebacker ran the third fastest 3-cone drill (6.74 seconds) among all combine participants and the 13th fastest among linebackers since 2005. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds with a 1.59 seconds split. In the vertical jump, he tested 37.5 inches and also leapt 10-feet-8-inches in the broad jump.

Christian Gonzalez, CB, Oregon

With Illinois cornerback Devon Witherspoon sidelined due to an injury, Gonzalez made the most of his opportunity to…