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The NFL Scouting Combine is a key event in the draft process, providing teams with valuable insights into potential players. Atlanta Falcons General Manager Terry Fontenot highlighted the importance of film from college seasons, but noted that strong performances at the combine can prompt further review.

Several prospects have emerged as potential targets for the Falcons after impressive showings at the combine. Darius Alexander, a defensive tackle from Toledo, displayed notable speed and strength. "He's a little over 6 foot 3 and weighed in at 305 pounds," making him an intriguing option for Day 2 of the draft.

Nick Emmanwori, a safety from South Carolina, delivered an outstanding performance with a perfect "Relative Athletic Score" of 10. His physical attributes and speed make him a standout candidate for the Falcons' first-round considerations.

Maxwell Hairston, a cornerback from Kentucky, recorded the fastest 40-yard dash time at the combine. His athleticism complements his play-making skills demonstrated during his college career.

Jaylin Noel from Iowa State impressed with his agility and versatility as both a wide receiver and returner. His broad jump and bench press results were among the best in his position group.

Darien Porter, another cornerback from Iowa State, showcased exceptional speed and agility. Despite limited starting experience, his athletic potential is evident.

Caleb Ransaw from Tulane could be a valuable Day 3 pick for teams seeking versatile defensive backs. His performance at the combine included an impressive vertical jump.

Shemar Stewart from Texas A&M presents an interesting case of production versus potential. With top scores in several athletic tests, he remains a compelling prospect despite modest college statistics.

These athletes have positioned themselves as possible selections for the Falcons as they prepare for the upcoming NFL Draft. The team's approach will likely balance film analysis with these new insights gained from Indianapolis.