Paige Spiranac does the NFL Combine at her own speed to get the top pick in the Draft

Paige Spiranac does the NFL Combine at her own speed to get the top pick in the Draft

Paige Spiranac may be known for her skills on the golf course, but she just crashed the NFL Combine in the most unforgettable way. Paige put her own spin on the traditional drills, proving once again that confidence and charisma can steal the show. With a high-energy soundtrack setting the tone, the social media star took on the fan experience at the combine, and, in true Paige fashion, she made it a spectacle.

The video opens with Paige walking backward in slow motion-a clever editing trick that immediately catches the eye. But once the pace picks up, she gets into the action, throwing passes, sprinting at full speed, and making sure every moment is pure entertainment. Whether she was actually competing or just having fun, one thing was clear: all eyes were on her

Fans couldn’t get enough of her performance, flooding the comments with jokes about her being the next No. 1 overall pick. “Might as well cancel the draft-Paige is the only pick that matters!” one user wrote, while another joked, “Move over quarterbacks, there’s a new star in town.” The blend of humor, athleticism, and Paige’s signature confidence made the video an instant hit.

With influencers and athletes from other sports increasingly crossing into new territory, Paige’s presence at the combine feels like a natural fit. She knows how to work the camera, engage an audience, and keep the spotlight exactly where she wants it.

The NFL Combine is traditionally about numbers, stats, and projections but Paige flipped the script, reminding everyone that sports are also about personality and spectacle. Whether it’s on the golf course or in an NFL setting, she knows how to make an impact.

So, while Paige won’t be walking across the stage as the first pick in the draft, she’s already won in another way by making sure everyone is talking about her. And in today’s media landscape, that might be even more valuable than a draft selection.