Harrison Phillips takes part in the 20-yard shuttle at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis (Photo via The Associated Press)

While Shaquem Griffin stole most of the headlines at last weekend’s NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, he was far from the only former U.S. National Team player to impress onlookers.

In fact, were it not for Griffin, Stanford graduate Harrison Phillips, a 2014 National Team alum, likely would've generated most of the headlines. Phillips’ 42 reps at 225 pounds on the bench press topped all combine participants. 

.@horribleharry66 just blew up the bench press at the #NFLCombine. Harrison's 42 reps is the most by any player since 2012.

🌲💪 #StanfordNFL pic.twitter.com/lUNZDAv2Eb

— Stanford Football (@StanfordFball) March 3, 2018

Meanwhile, Northwestern’s Justin Jackson, another 2014 National Team competitor, ranked in the top 10 of all Combine participants in 60-yard shuttle (fifth) and 20-yard shuttle (ninth).

Phillips, along with Isaiah Wynn, a Georgia guard and fellow 2014 National Team member, are projected to be possible first-round picks in the upcoming NFL Draft, although Wynn couldn’t participate in workouts because he’s recovering from surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder, which he sustained during the Senior Bowl. He still showed up so teams could take measurements and interview him.

Here’s a look at the National Team alums who came to the Combine, and their current draft projections, according to NFL.com:

Harrison Phillips (DT, Stanford, 2014 International Bowl)

Bench press: 42 (best at 2018 Combine)

40-yard dash: 5.21 seconds

Vertical jump: 32 inches

Broad jump: 103 inches

3-cone drill: 7.28 seconds

20-yard shuttle: 4.5 seconds

NFL.com draft projection: First or second round

What they’re saying:

Stanford DT Harrison Phillips: 42 bench press reps

The list of men (since 2000) who have done more than that at the combine --> pic.twitter.com/O8ACnzqeVg

— Eric Edholm (@Eric_Edholm) March 3, 2018

Most impressive Group 7 DL on-field workouts:
1. Taven Bryan/Fla
2. Da’Ron Payne/Ala
3. Nathan Shepherd/Fort Hays
4. Harrison Phillips/Stanford
5. Justin Jones & BJ Hill/NCSU#IMO

— Phil Savage (@SeniorBowlPhil) March 4, 2018

Possible Pick: If the Cowboys look to add defensive tackle depth in the draft, Stanford’s Harrison Phillips is a top prospect with astounding tackle numbers in his All-American season.

In-depth analysis ➡️ https://t.co/I1kGBrujdE pic.twitter.com/eKcYSmasPU

— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) February 22, 2018

 

Isaiah Wynn (G; Georgia; 2014 International Bowl)

NFL.com draft projection: First or second round

Didn't work out at Combine, still recovering from surgery to repair a torn labrum after the Senior Bowl.

What they’re saying:

*Checks* Yep, Isaiah Wynn is still a good player. Mugs No. 41 here. Playing with a proper base allows him to generate force while remaining balanced, giving him the ability to strain and drive the defender back. pic.twitter.com/7dkLMyEr2u

— John Owning (@JohnOwning) February 24, 2018

#NFLCombine Key Measurements thread...

20. #Georgia OT Isaiah Wynn
Height: 6-2 6/8
Weight: 313
Hand: 8 4/8
Arm: 33 3/8
Wingspan: 78 7/8 https://t.co/0jUy0dvStU

— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) February 28, 2018

 

Shaquem Griffin (LB; Central Florida; 2013 International Bowl)

40-yard dash: 4.38 seconds* (best among linebackers since 2003; tied for ninth-best overall)

Bench press: 20 reps

Broad jump: 117 inches

NFL.com draft projection: Fifth or sixth round

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Justin Jackson (RB; Northwestern; 2014 International Bowl)

40-yard dash: 4.52 seconds

Bench press: 13 reps

Vertical jump: 38.5 inches

Broad jump: 122 inches

3-cone drill: 6.81 seconds

20-yard shuttle: 4.07 seconds (ninth-best at Combine)

60-yard shuttle: 11.06 seconds (fifth-best at Combine)

NFL.com draft projection: Sixth or seventh round

What they’re saying:

Not saying this because I'm a Northwestern alum (okay, yeah I am), but Justin Jackson's Combine numbers are pretty sweet: 4.52 40 (t-6th among RBs), vertical leap 38.5 (t-4th), broad jump 122.0 (t-5th). Could be a late-round steal!

— Scott Smith (@ScottSBucs) March 2, 2018

B1G combine winners:

Justin Jackson
Mike Gesicki
D.J. Moore

B1G combine losers: https://t.co/mHNx9QP51N pic.twitter.com/4gmyk3lYw7

— Connor O'Gara (@cjogara) March 6, 2018

 

Wyatt Teller (G; Virginia Tech; 2013 International Bowl)

40-yard dash: 5.24 seconds

Bench press: 30 reps

Vertical jump: 29 inches

Broad jump: 114 inches

3-cone drill: 7.45 seconds

20-yard shuttle: 4.84 seconds

nfl.com draft projection: Sixth or seventh round

What they’re saying:

The top Combine OL testers:
1. Kolton Miller
2. Brian O'Neill
3. Scot Quessenberry
4. Braden Smith
5. Wyatt Teller

— Zach Whitman (@zjwhitman) March 3, 2018

Wyatt Teller having a solid combine. 5.24s forty, 30 bench, 29" vert, 9'6" broad. 30/30/9 are kind of the thresholds.

— Jared Stanger (@JaredStanger) March 2, 2018

 

Kamryn Pettway (RB; Auburn; 2014 International Bowl)

40-yard dash: 4.74 seconds

Bench press: 22 reps

Vertical jump: 33.5 inches

Broad jump: 116 inches

NFL.com draft projection: Priority free agent

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