Austin bachelor parties · Football combine
You said you
still had it.
We booked a field.
A football combine, a mock draft and your friends finding out exactly where they stand. Here’s a look at a day we put together in Austin.
For the guy who nearly went pro.
And everyone who’s been hearing about it.
The idea
Give the guys something
to bring up at the wedding.
There is always one friend who thinks he could have played college football. Possibly two, once the conversation gets going. An Austin bachelor party seems like a reasonable time to revisit the scouting report.
For this event, the group took on a football combine with coaching, weight-room work, field drills and a mock draft. The video tells you what makes it work: the competition matters, but watching your friends compete is half the fun.
The full edited film
The main event
Three acts.
Plenty of material.
Short moments from the event film.
Tap a clip to watch. These excerpts are silent.
The weight room
Start with the bench.
The coach calls for a bench-press test based on total tonnage. The shirts say Combine. The spotter is in place. Suddenly, everyone has an opinion on everyone else’s form.
The field
Take it outside.
Next up: the 40-yard dash, agility work, broad jump and passing accuracy. The film moves from running drills to throwing a football, with the guys watching each other take their turn. This is where “I used to be fast” becomes a testable statement.
The mock draft
Wait for your name.
Back inside, the coaches explain the scouting reports and mock draft. Then come the faces. You can talk your way through a lot in a group chat. Sitting in the room while your friends hear the assessment is a different sport.
The highlight reel
Bench. Field. Draft. Bragging rights.
Everyone wants to go first
The mock draft
is the payoff.
The coach explains that each athlete will get a scouting report before the mock draft. That gives the day a finish: the drills feed into a conversation the whole group gets to be part of.
The reactions are the best part. By now, the group has a shared afternoon’s worth of material—and a reason to keep talking about it.
The receipts
The spreadsheet
has entered the chat.
Actual results from the day. First names only; blank entries shown as —.
| Athlete | Bench pressTonnage | 40-yard dashSeconds | Agility5–10–5 | Broad jumpAs recorded | PassingAccuracy | Written testCorrect | TotalPoints |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rod | 25652 pts | 5.55 pts | 5.197 pts | 6-43 pts | 22.5 pts | 36 pts | 25.5 |
| Ralph | 35105.5 pts | 5.257 pts | 5.853 pts | 6-65.5 pts | 10.25 pts | 36 pts | 27.25 |
| Ray | 2025 | 5.751 pts | 5.685 pts | 6-02 pts | 56.5 pts | 36 pts | 20.5 |
| Oren | 35105.5 pts | — | — | — | — | — | 5.5 |
| Pat | 855 | 5.9 | 5.724 pts | 5-8 | 10.25 pts | 36 pts | 10.25 |
| Max | 40507 pts | 5.486 pts | 6.08 | 7-17 pts | 10.25 pts | 12 pts | 22.25 |
| Brandon | 2375 | 5.543 pts | 5.931 pts | 6-54 pts | 44.5 pts | 24 pts | 16.5 |
| Alex | 1890 | 5.87 | — | 5-91 pts | 44.5 pts | 24 pts | 9.5 |
| Chris | 26603 pts | 5.652 pts | 7.41 | 5-5 | 10.25 pts | 12 pts | 7.25 |
| Matt | 33754 pts | 6.47 | 6.51 | 5-9 | 0 | 0 | 4 |
| Michael | 1520 | 5.514 pts | 5.446 pts | 6-65.5 pts | 56.5 pts | 0 | 22 |
| Shawn | 24701 pts | 5.9 | 5.882 pts | 5-5 | 22.5 pts | 48 pts | 13.5 |
A brief scouting note
Save the drinks
for after the drills.
Straight off the bus, one of the guys had to stop and throw up. The combine hadn’t even started.
Compete first. Celebrate afterward.
Make it your day
Book the competition.
Plan the breathing room.
This is an NFL-style experience, not an NFL event. We’ll confirm the session details for your group and dates.
Know your crew.
Send your head count and tell us how competitive the group wants to get. Confirm the drills and participation options before booking.
Keep the group together.
Coordinate the venue and both rides around where you’re staying. Have the arrival time and transport included clearly in your itinerary.
Leave the afternoon open.
Allow time to change, eat and relax afterward. BBQ at the house, a sauna and cold plunge, or chair massages can be separate additions to check.
Know what’s covered.
Confirm the session length, coaching, equipment, transport and video coverage. The event in this film shows what a day can look like; your itinerary sets out your booking.
Before the group chat asks
A few useful answers.
What happens at an Austin bachelor-party football combine?
In this event film, the coach describes bench press, a 40-yard dash, agility, broad jump and passing accuracy, followed by scouting reports and a mock draft. Confirm the lineup for your own booking.
Is it just for people who played football?
Tell us about the group’s experience and comfort level when planning. We’ll check participation options with the operator before you book; nobody should have to guess what they’re signing up for.
Can we combine it with a Longhorns game?
It can be a direction for the weekend, subject to availability. Give the game and the combine their own space on the itinerary. Our Austin game-day guide covers the football weekend, and our timing guide helps you choose dates.
How do we get a price?
Share your dates, head count and where you’re staying. We’ll check availability and build a quote around the confirmed session and any transport, filming or afternoon additions.
A weekend worth showing up for
Bring the guys.
We’ll bring the plan.
Start with your dates and head count. We’ll take it from there.
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