Prospects have gathered in Indianapolis for this week's NFL Combine as they gear up for the athletic testing and on-field drills set to take place in the coming days. Media interviews kick off today to provide insights into the upcoming draft. Among the attendees are six potential standout players who have the opportunity to showcase their skills and potentially increase their draft stock.

One junior standout is Booker, a defensive player with promising size and length. With only one year of college exposure, Booker is viewed as a talented player with room for growth, making him an attractive choice for teams seeking an impact rusher.

Meanwhile, DT Myles Murphy from North Carolina possesses the size to bolster an NFL defense and has the potential to become a valuable asset on Day 3 of the draft. Solomon, a pass rusher with an impressive track record of sacks, is set to demonstrate his prowess at Indianapolis.

Offensive lineman Nathan Thomas from Louisiana stands out for his mobility and flexibility, traits that could make him a sought-after prospect on Days 2 and 3 of the draft. WR Jamari Thrash, known for his consistency on the field, is expected to shine during the on-field drills despite potentially modest athletic testing performances.

Lastly, LB Trevin Wallace from Kentucky brings athleticism and size to the linebacker position, making him a valuable option in a draft class with limited high-quality linebacker prospects. Wallace's standout performance at the Senior Bowl has garnered attention, further solidifying his draft potential.

The 2024 NFL Draft is scheduled to take place from April 25-27 in Detroit, with more detailed draft coverage available at CBSSports.com. Stay tuned for updates on mock drafts, draft order, and profiles of eligible prospects as the draft approaches.