The NFL Scouting Combine is the ultimate job interview for 323 of the top prospects from college football as they attempt to wow scouts, coaches, and general managers from the NFL. The players interview with teams and go through a series of drills that test their speed, agility, and strength. How the players perform in the interviews and drills may determine where he is selected in the 2015 NFL Draft. So, what are the top storylines to keep an eye on at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis this week?

Will Jameis Winston, Dorial Green-Beckham, and Marcus Peters interview well with teams after series of off-field issues?

Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston is the current favorite to be the #1 overall pick in the 2015 NFL draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. However, a series of off-field issues is a major concern for teams. His interviews with the teams will go a long way to whether or not the team will feel comfortable selecting him with a top pick.

This is also true for Oklahoma wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham who is a physical freak but has numerous off-field issues with two marijuana arrests and a domestic abuse charge leading to a dismissal from the Missouri football team. Green-Beckham has first-round talent but he has not played since the 2013 season so it is unclear what kind of shape he is in. Supposedly, his older brother took him in and whipped him into shape so this is good news for his career.

Washington cornerback Marcus Peters has top-10 potential, but he was dismissed from the program after numerous issues with coaches. Winston, Green-Beckham, and Peters have all likely had professional interview coaches help them prepare for the tough questions they will have to answer from NFL teams so it is unlikely they will do badly.

Who will run the fastest 40-yard dash?

The 40-yard dash is the premiere drill for prospects in the Combine. This drill is the ultimate test of speed and a poor time could cause a prospect to plummet down draft boards. Conversely, a fast time could cause a prospect to rocket up boards. Last year's top time belonged to former Kent State and current Pittsburgh Steelers running back/wide receiver Dri Archer, who ran a 4.26 second 40-yard dash. That was only .02 seconds away from former East Carolina and current free agent running back Chris Johnson's Combine record of 4.24 seconds.

As if the consequential rise up team's draft boards isn't enough for the fastest prospects, Adidas is giving away custom Porsches to the three prospects with the fastest 40 times, if they wear Adidas cleats of course.

So who will this year's fastest 40 be? This writer's bet is on Miami wide receiver Phillip Dorsett, who has the fastest time heading into the Combine with 4.32 seconds. He has also reportedly been timed at 4.29 seconds. Also look out for Ohio State wide receiver Devin Smith and Auburn wide receiver Sammie Coates to post blazing times.

Which quarterback will set himself apart?

Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota and Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston are the two players the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will likely choose from with the #1 overall pick. It has been a neck-and-neck tie so far as each quarterback has questions.

With Winston, there are questions on maturity and decision-making while Mariota has questions on whether he can run a pro-style offense. How each prospect performs in drills and interviews will determine who will take the lead in the race to be the #1 overall pick.

Who will emerge as the draft's top wide receiver?

For most of the season, it was a foregone conclusion that Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper was the top receiver prospect for the 2015 NFL Draft. Cooper is a polished wide out with exceptional route-running skills and is a smooth athlete with incredible acceleration. He can also line up anywhere on the field. Cooper was far-and-away the best wide receiver in college football last season and was a finalist for the Heisman Trophy.

Two other wide outs also warrant consideration to be the first receiver selected. West Virginia's Kevin White had a breakout season and impressed scouts by his ability to go up and catch footballs at their highest point.

Louisville wide receiver DeVante Parker is a dark-horse candidate battled a foot injury for most of the season but he still displayed great speed for his size and can also go up and catch any ball you throw up to him. It is now almost a three-way tie for the top wide receiver prospect with different analysts and scouts having varied opinions on who should be the first wide receiver taken.

This is almost exactly similar to last year's draft when Clemson's Sammy Watkins was the favorite for most of the season before Texas A&M's Mike Evans broke out. Cooper has similar traits to Watkins and Kevin White can be compared to Mike Evans in their ability to go up and catch the ball. LSU's Odell Beckham Jr. was never really in the conversation for the first wide receiver spot, much like DeVante Parker, but he ended up with the best rookie season of them all.

In the end, Watkins went first at #4 overall to the Buffalo Bills, Evans went next at #7 overall to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Beckham Jr. went third at #12 overall to the New York Giants. The Combine will go a long way to determining who the best wide receiver is in the Draft and who will go as high as the #4 overall pick held by a receiver-needy team in the Oakland Raiders.

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