Outlook for seven USC players attending the NFL Combine, which starts on Thursday in Indianapolis. The grades are from NFL.com. GoGamecocks’ Josh Kendall will be at the Combine to cover to the Gamecocks - look for updates this week and next.

JUSTICE CUNNINGHAM

Tight end, 6-4, 264

Grade: 63

Bottom Line: Has skills as a run blocker and pass blocker, but he has been underutilized as a receiving threat. Shows enough skills to get open and make catches. — NFL.com

DEVONTE HOLLOMAN

Linebacker, 6-2, 241

Grade: 70.5

Bottom Line: Shows off his ability to lay the wood and move in coverage. Could be a solid pick as a Sam ’backer, and a likely candidate to outplay his draft position. — NFL.com

T.J. JOHNSON

Center, 6-6, 319

Grade: 59.0

Bottom Line: Has played guard as well as center and is a veteran. He has played against a lot of good players and held his own. He could be late-round pick. — ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr.

MARCUS LATTIMORE

Running back, 6-0, 218

Grade: 74.9

Bottom Line: Offers intriguing blend of power, balance, vision and production. It’s hard not to question his future durability after major injuries to both knees. — NFL.com

ACE SANDERS

Wide receiver, 5-8, 175

Grade: 68.0

Bottom line: Super quick, dynamic, similar to what Andrew Hawkins is doing with the Bengals. Great slot guy and punt returner. -- ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr.

D.J. SWEARINGER

Strong safety, 6-0, 210

Grade: 81.4

Bottom Line: Tenacious hitter has played free and strong safety, and his good performances at corner suggest he has the potential to cover NFL tight ends. — NFL.com

DEVIN TAYLOR

Defensive end, 6-8, 267

Grade: 62.9

Bottom Line: Most intriguing is that his frame does not appear to be maxed out yet. It seems as if he can easily get to around 300 pounds, without sacrificing athleticism. — NFL.com