Blue-Grey All-American Combine: Schedule Announcement (2023)

For all intents and purposes, Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium is a home away from home for Blue-Grey Football and the venue has hosted the brand’s All-American Combine, as well as All-American Bowl in the past.

Year in and year out, with a well-documented history of success at NFL facilities, also after an extensive nationwide search for multiple top-notch venues, Blue-Grey Football is pleased to announce that a tentative schedule has been released for the upcoming series of All-American Combines.

Prospects in attendance at the workout will be evaluated by the brand’s NFL veteran coaching staff. The nearly four-hour session includes skills testing in the 40-yard dash, short shuttle, broad jump and bench press (185 pounds). Also individual drills and a prolonged one-on-one session.

The goal at the All-American Combine is to do well at the Regional level, then be considered for the Super Regional level, and possibly thereafter receive a nod to the invite-only All-American Bowl, which is nationally broadcast on ESPN or Impact Football Network and held at an NFL stadium

Past venues for the game have included Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium or Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium, also Atlanta Falcons’ Mercedes Benz Stadium, Jacksonville Jaguars’ EverBank Field or Houston Texans’ NRG Stadium. The list goes on and on, truth be told.

Once a member of the Blue-Grey Football family, always a member (a look at the alumni follows, with link for Class of 2021, link for Class of 2020, link for Class of 2019, link for Class of 2018, link for Class of 2017, link for Class of 2016, link for Class of 2015, link for Class of 2014, link for Class of 2013).

In terms of the All-American Combines, the administrative staff is in the midst of securing added dates at well-known sites. Stay tuned for plenty of updates. In the meantime, individuals can now start the registration process follow the link. Also, below are some important venues to remember.

Apr. 1: Rocky Mountain Super Regional at Blue-Grey National Training Facility at Foothills Sports Arena (CO), 11 a.m.
Apr. 2: Southeast Super Regional at Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium (FL), 11 a.m.
Apr. 8: Northeast Super Regional at Canton’s Pro Football Hall of Fame (OH), 11 a.m.
Apr. 16: Oklahoma Super Regional at East Central University (OK), 2 p.m.
Apr: 22: South Texas Super Regional at Port Isabel High (TX), 2 p.m.
Apr. 23: Southwest Super Regional at Dallas Cowboys’ The Star at Sports Academy (TX), 12 p.m.
Apr. 30: Desert Super Regional at Ottawa University (AZ), 11 a.m.
May 13: Mid-Atlantic Super Regional at Washington Commanders’ Training Facility (VA), 11 a.m.
May 20: Heartland Super Regional at Kansas City Chiefs’ Training Facility (MO), 11 a.m.

Also worth mentioning, plans have been set in motion for several All-American Combines to take place at a variety of new NFL venues. That said, for a full list of upcoming facilities and sites, follow the link. Also, to register for a workout, follow the link. Lastly, to nominate for a combine, follow the link.

There you have it, in a nutshell, the path to navigate and participate in an All-American Combine (Regional or Super Regional level) at one of many destinations all over the country. Perhaps thereafter, for those who take advantage of the opportunity, a selection awaits to the brand’s All-American Bowl.