The NFL Combine bench press gives the bigger athletes a chance to demonstrate their strength. While it does not always garner the excitement of some of the other events, it can be one of the most impressive parts of the weekend. Below is a full list of NFL Combine bench press results from the 2023 event.
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2023 NFL Combine Bench Press Results
The NFL Combine bench press results are broken down by position, with players listed alphabetically within their position. Players who did not partake in the drill are not listed.
Wide Receiver
- Andrei Iosivas | 19 reps
Princeton - Charlie Jones | 13 reps
Purdue - Jacob Copeland | 20 reps
Maryland - Jaray Jenkins | 20 reps
LSU - Jason Brownlee | 16 reps
Southern Mississippi - Jonathan Mingo | 22 reps
Mississippi - Justin Shorter | 18 reps
Florida - Michael Jefferson | 16 reps
Louisiana - Michael Wilson | 23 reps
Stanford - Mitchell Tinsley | 14 reps
Penn State - Parker Washington | 16 reps
Penn State - Rakim Jarrett | 13 reps
Maryland - Ronnie Bell | 14 reps
Michigan
Tight End
- Blake Whiteheart | 20 reps
Wake Forest - Brayden Willis | 20 reps
Oklahoma - Brenton Strange | 23 reps
Penn State - Darnell Washington | 21 reps
Georgia - Noah Gindorff | 16 reps
North Dakota State - Travis Vokolek | 20 reps
Nebraska - Tucker Kraft | 23 reps
South Dakota State - Will Mallory | 20 reps
Miami - Zack Kuntz | 23 reps
Old Dominon
Interior Defensive Line
- Bryan Bresee | 22 reps
Clemson - Byron Young | 24 reps
Alabama - Dante Stills | 20 reps
West Virginia - Gervon Dexter | 22 reps
Florida - Jalen Redmond | 27 reps
Oklahoma - Jaquelin Roy | 30 reps
LSU - Keeanu Benton | 25 reps
Wisconsin - Keondre Coburn | 24 reps
Texas - Mazi Smith | 34 reps
Michigan - Moro Ojomo | 29 reps
Texas - PJ Mustipher | 19 reps
Penn State - Tyler Lacy | 30 reps
Oklahoma State - Viliami Fehoko | 24 reps
San Jose State - Zacch Pickens | 22 reps
South Carolina
EDGE
- Adetomiwa Adebawore | 27 reps
Northwestern - Andre Carter II | 11 reps
Army - Brenton Cox Jr. | 24 reps
Florida - Byron Young | 22 reps
Tennessee - Colby Wooden | 23 reps
Auburn - Dylan Horton | 18 reps
TCU - Habakkuk Baldonado | 21 reps
Pitt - Isaiah Foskey | 22 reps
Notre Dame - Isaiah Land | 21 reps
Florida A&M - Jose Ramirez | 21 reps
Eastern Michigan - Keion White | 30 reps
Georgia Tech - Lukas Van Ness | 17 reps
Iowa - Mike Morris | 22 reps
Michigan - Myles Murphy | 25 reps
Clemson - Tavius Robinson | 23 reps
Mississippi - Thomas Incoom | 23 reps
Central Michigan - Tyree Wilson | 23 reps
Texas Tech - Zach Harrison | 25 reps
Ohio State
Linebackers
- Cam Jones | 17 reps
Indiana - Charlie Thomas | 18 reps
Georgia Tech - DeMarvion Overshown | 15 reps
Texas - Isaiah Moore | 26 reps
North Carolina State - Jeremy Banks | 25 reps
Tennessee - Noah Sewell | 27 reps
Oregon - Owen Pappoe | 29 reps
Auburn - Shaka Heyward | 22 reps
Duke - SirVocea Dennis | 19 reps
Pitt - Trenton Simpson | 25 reps
Clemson
Cornerbacks
- Anthony Johnson Jr. | 15 reps
Virginia - Cameron Mitchell | 15 reps
Northwestern - Carrington Valentine | 9 reps
Kentucky - Christian Gonzalez | 14 reps
Oregon - Clark Phillips III | 18 reps
Utah - Cory Trice | 17 reps
Purdue - Jakorian Bennett | 13 reps
Maryland - Jartavius Martin | 15 reps
Illinois - Jaylon Jones | 14 reps
Texas A&M - Joey Porter Jr. | 17 reps
Penn State - Lance Boykin | 13 reps
Coastal Carolina - Mekhi Blackmon | 11 reps
USC - Terell Smith | 14 reps
Minnesota - Tre’Vius Hodges-Tomlinson | 12 reps
TCU
Safety
- Antonio Johnson | 8 reps
Texas A&M - Brandon Hill | 15 reps
Pitt - Brandon Joseph | 17 reps
Notre Dame - Brian Branch | 14 reps
Alabama - Chamarri Conner | 20 reps
Virginia Tech - Christopher Smith | 15 reps
Georgia - Daniel Scott | 22 reps
Cal - Gervarrius Owens | 15 reps
Houston - Jammie Robinson | 23 reps
Florida State - Jason Taylor II | 14 reps
Oklahoma State - Jay Ward | 16 reps
LSU - Ji’Ayir Brown | 18 reps
Penn State - Jordan Battle | 17 reps
Alabama - Jordan Howden | 14 reps
Minnesota - Rashad Torrence II | 20 reps
Florida - Sydney Brown | 23 reps
Illinois - Trey Dean III | 25 reps
Florida
Who Had the Best Bench Press Results at the 2023 NFL Combine?
Among the 2023 NFL Combine invitees, it is the linemen on the offensive and defensive side of the ball who are expected to battle it out for supremacy in this event. The defensive linemen will have a chance to set the standard on the first day of workouts — Thursday. The offensive linemen will then get their chance to better those numbers to round out the weekend on Sunday.
After each day, we will update this section with the player who has posted the most reps so far, but will anyone be able to beat the all-time NFL Combine record?
Friday, March 03
The best bench press performance of the day went to Michigan’s Mazi Smith. Smith, who opted out of all other tests and interviews, put up 34 reps of 225 pounds. The impressive DT was a consensus All-Big Ten First-Team selection in 2022 after putting up 48 tackles and a forced fumble.
