The FOX Super 6 game offers a straightforward proposition: predict six questions about the 2026 NFL Combine correctly and pocket weekly cash prizes. It's free to enter, and you only need to finish in the top six to win.

Here are six key matchups to watch at the Combine, with expert picks for each:

1. Which Edge Rusher Records the Most Bench Press Reps?

Candidates: Arvell Reese (Ohio State), Keldric Faulk (Auburn), Rueben Bain Jr. (Miami), David Bailey (Texas Tech)

At 6-foot-3 and 243 pounds, Reese has generated considerable draft buzz—he's being discussed as a potential No. 2 overall pick. Bailey sits close behind him in draft conversations. Both are genuine strength athletes.

Pick: Arvell Reese

2. Rank Wide Receivers by Fastest 40-Yard Dash (Fastest to Slowest)

Candidates: Makai Lemon (USC), KC Concepcion (Texas A&M), Denzel Boston (Washington), Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State)

Lemon carries name recognition from USC and blazing speed, but Boston can explode just as fast. Concepcion, however, could outrun the entire group at 40 yards.

Pick: KC Concepcion, Makai Lemon, Denzel Boston, Jordyn Tyson

3. Which Running Back Records the Highest Vertical Jump?

Candidates: Jeremiyah Love (Notre Dame), Jadarian Price (Notre Dame), Emmett Johnson (Nebraska), Jonah Coleman (Washington)

Love won the Doak Walker Award recognizing the nation's elite running back. In 2025, he recorded 18 touchdowns (tied for third nationally) and averaged 6.9 yards per carry (10th nationally). He's a complete athlete.

Pick: Jeremiyah Love

4. How Many Players Record a 40-Yard Dash Under 4.4 Seconds?

Options: 0-15, 15-20, 20-25, 25-30+

Last year produced a handful of sub-4.4 performers. While this year may not match the outliers like Maxwell Hairston or Matthew Golden, the overall volume should track similarly to the 2025 Combine.

Pick: 0-15

5. Which Conference Has the Most Players With a 20-Yard Shuttle of 4.3 Seconds or Lower?

Options: SEC, BIG Ten, BIG 12, ACC

Watch for the receivers from Washington and USC—the BIG Ten takes this one.

Pick: BIG Ten

6. Which Defensive Back Records the Fastest 3-Cone Drill Time?

Candidates: Caleb Downs (Ohio State), Mansoor Delane (LSU), Avieon Terrell (Clemson), Jermod McCoy (Tennessee)

Downs stands apart. A two-time All-American, he compiled 164 solo tackles, 16 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, six interceptions, and 12 passes defended in 44 career games. He's a legitimate elite athlete who will showcase his full skill set in Indianapolis.

Pick: Caleb Downs