The 2025 Canadian Football League (CFL) Combine, held from March 21 to 23 in Regina, showcased a plethora of talent, with several athletes making significant impressions ahead of the upcoming CFL Draft.āWikipedia
Daniel Wiebe’s Record-Breaking Performance
Among the top performers was wide receiver Daniel Wiebe from the University of Saskatchewan. Wiebe delivered an exceptional 3.95-second short shuttle run, the fastest recorded since 2017, surpassing the top time at the 2025 NFL Combine. He also ranked in the top five in three out of six drills, solidifying his status as a top prospect. āHuskie Athletics
Other Notable Performances
The Combine also highlighted other athletes who enhanced their draft stock:ā
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Maliek Cote-Azore (Defensive Back, Wilfrid Laurier University): Achieved a 41.0-inch vertical jump, demonstrating remarkable explosiveness.āWikipedia
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Opemipo Oshinubi (Running Back, University of Alberta): Recorded a 4.41-second 40-yard dash, showcasing impressive speed.ā3DownNation+4Wikipedia+4Reuters+4
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Eric Cumberbatch (Defensive Back, University of Ottawa): Achieved an 11′ 2 3/8″ broad jump, indicating exceptional athleticism.āWikipedia
These performances have positioned these players as ones to watch in the upcoming draft. āWikipedia
Insights from CFL Analysts
CFL.ca’s Marshall Ferguson provided a comprehensive breakdown of the final day of the Combine, highlighting the depth of talent and the competitive nature of this year’s prospects. āCFL
Additionally, 3DownNation identified seven players whose performances either boosted or diminished their draft prospects, offering a nuanced analysis of the Combine’s outcomes. ā3DownNation
Looking Ahead
With the CFL Draft approaching, teams are closely evaluating these standout performances to make informed selections. Fans eagerly await to see how these prospects will translate their Combine success to the professional field in the upcoming CFL season.
