At roughly 6-foot-4 and over 227 pounds, the Arkansas quarterback carries a frame that immediately checks boxes for NFL evaluators looking for size, durability, and presence at the position. It was his workout that become the buzz of Indianapolis. A 4.36 forty, 1.55 10-yard split, 43.5 vertical and 11’2″ broad jump. 

 

Green turned heads at the NFL Combine with a performance that, simply put, was loud. The kind that forces scouts to go back to the film and take a second look. His athleticism showed up in a big way, flashing the movement skills and speed that separate him from traditional pocket passers. For a player with his size, the ease in which he moved, threw, and handled the workout put him squarely into the conversation as one of the more intriguing developmental quarterbacks in the class.

And now, the interest is following.