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Miami Hurricanes at the 2025 NFL Combine

Day one of the NFL combine featured linebackers and defensive linemen.

Miami's participants at these positions were LB Francisco "Kiko" Mauigoa (4.6) and DE Tyler Baron (4.62), the two finished 15th and 16th among 40-yard dash participants.

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Mauigoa finished 7th in the 10-yard split (1.56). Baron finished 19th (1.61).

Baron finished 16th in the vertical jump (35.5), while Mauigoa finished 19th (35).

Baron tied for 15th in the broad jump and Mauigoa (10'1")

Mauigoa was 7th-best in the 3-cone drill (7.15). Baron did not participate.

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Mauigoa had the second-best mark in the 20-yard shuttle (4.24). Baron did not participate.

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Baron completed 19 reps on the bench, good for second-worst among defensive ends.

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Hurricanes make Pro Football Focus's Top 101 Players of 2024

Pro Football Focus is releasing its top 101 players of the 2024 season this week

Here's where the Hurricanes are ranked.

51. RB Damien Martinez, Miami (FL)

Often forgotten with Cam Ward’s heroics is how efficient Martinez was as a runner for the Hurricanes. The Oregon State transfer posted a 94.3 rushing grade in 2024, third to only Ashton Jeanty and Cam Skattebo among FBS running backs. He averaged 4.5 yards after contact per attempt, which was second among Power Four tailbacks.

45. WR Xavier Restrepo, Miami (FL)

En route to becoming Miami’s all-time leading receiver, Restrepo had an outstanding season with Cam Ward as his quarterback. He led the ACC with an 83.5 receiving grade and 1,127 receiving yards. He dropped just two of his 95 targets and set a career-high with 11 touchdowns. Restrepo made his case as arguably the best slot receiver in the country.

3. QB Cam Ward, Miami (FL)

After playing the role of a gunslinger Washington State, Ward transferred to the Hurricanes and became the best quarterback in college football. He was the most valuable player in the nation according to PFF’s wins above average metric while his 92.9 PFF grade led all FBS signal-callers. Ward led the nation with 39 passing touchdowns while his 4,313 passing yards and 31 big-time throws were both second.

Ashton Jeanty and Travis Hunter were ranked 2nd and 3rd respectively.
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