Clare Clark, senior communications manager at Visit Indy, joined the “broadcast “All Indiana” team to discuss the fan-centric features of the event.
“We’re thrilled to host the NFL Combine again this year. It’s an amazing opportunity for visitors from around the world to see what Indianapolis has to offer,” Clark said. “We’ve had the NFL Combine here since 1987, and we’ve retained it through 2026. It’s been a staple for our city, and this year, it’s going to be bigger and better.”
The Combine Experience, located outside Lucas Oil Stadium, is designed to give fans a chance to participate in football drills like the 40-yard dash, vertical jump, and bench press, with plenty of photo opportunities alongside Blue, the Indianapolis Colts’ mascot.
For those hoping to meet NFL stars, while specific players haven’t been announced, Clark hinted at potential autograph sessions.
Fans can also get a close-up look at the NFL’s iconic Super Bowl rings, the Vince Lombardi Trophy, and memorabilia from the Colts.
Access to the event is free. Fans can download the NFL One Pass for complimentary entry to Lucas Oil Stadium and the lower bowl, a rare opportunity for many.
For more details, visit Visit Indy’s website or download the NFL One Pass for access to the event.
