The NFL Scouting Combine is almost over in Indianapolis, but members of the offense have yet to workout on the field. 

In addition to running backs and wide receivers being interviewed and taking the field Saturday for drills, 16 quarterbacks will throw. Texas football quarterback Arch Manning and Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed did not declare for the NFL Draft, therefore, they will not be in attendance. 

Fernando Mendoza, the quarterback that led Indiana to a national championship, will participate in addition to the five SEC quarterbacks. ESPN's NFL draft analyst Mel Kiper, has Mendoza ranked No. 1 in his prospect ranking for his ball placement. Even though Mendoza is a mobile enough quarterback to gain a few first downs, Kiper would label him more as a "scrambler" over a "a dual threat" quarterback. 

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Mendoza is the highest-rated quarterback in Kiper's rankings by a long shot because the second highest is Alabama's Ty Simpson who is No. 25. Simpson didn't start a game for the Crimson Tide until last season and his inexperience could be a concern, per Kiper, despite a 64.5% completion rate and completing 28 touchdown passes. 

Cade Klubnik, the Clemson and Westlake High School quarterback, will also show off his skills in the combine. 

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Alongside Mendoza, Klubnik and Simpson, other quarterbacks performing Saturday will be:

• Joey Aguilar, Tennessee
• Drew Allar, Penn State
• Luke Altmyer, Illinois
• Carson Beck, Miami
• Jalon Daniels, Kansas
• Joe Fagnano, UConn
• Taylen Green, Arkansas
• Haynes King, Georgia Tech
• Behren Morton, Texas Tech
• Garrett Nussmeier, LSU
• Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt
• Cole Payton, North Dakota State
• Sawyer Robertson, Baylor