FILE - In this Nov. 26, 2016, file photo, Notre Dame quarterback DeShone Kizer runs the ball during the team's NCAA college football game against Southern California in Los Angeles. Kizer finds himself in good company at the NFL combine in what is generally described as an unusually uninspiring crop of quarterbacks. None of the prospects are currently in the discussion to go No. 1 overall. It’s unclear whether any will even go in the top 10. And all of the prospects in town appear to have something to prove. After Kizer led his injury-plagued team into playoff contention in 2015, his first season as the starter, the Fighting Irish went 4-8 in his second season. Suddenly, the prototypically sized, strong-armed Kizer was being viewed as a flawed player with significant questions. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, File)
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