Daniel Wiebe Ignites 2025 CFL Draft Buzz with Explosive Combine Performance

University of Saskatchewan Huskies receiver Daniel Wiebe has officially lit the fuse on his 2025 CFL Draft campaign, delivering an explosive performance at the Western Combine that has analysts and coaches buzzing. Wiebe didn't just participate; he dominated, showcasing a rare blend of speed, power, and agility that immediately stamped him as a top prospect to watch.

The Saskatoon product turned heads with his elite athleticism.

He soared to an astounding 40.5-inch vertical jump, demonstrating incredible lower-body power. Not content with just vertical prowess, Wiebe also launched himself for a spectacular 10-foot, 9.5-inch broad jump. Capping off his stellar day, he blazed through the 40-yard dash in a blistering 4.57 seconds.

These numbers aren't just good; they're elite, placing him among the very best athletes in his draft class.

Huskies head coach Scott Flory couldn't be prouder, acknowledging Wiebe's relentless dedication. "He's a professional. He's been working his tail off. He’s been here all spring," Flory remarked, highlighting the receiver’s commitment both on and off the field.

This isn't a flash in the pan; it's the culmination of continuous effort. Last season, Wiebe demonstrated significant growth, becoming a more consistent and reliable target for the Huskies offense. Now, with the combine numbers to back him up, his stock is soaring.

Wiebe, a product of Holy Cross High School, attributes his success to the robust support system around him.

"It’s a lot of hard work but I have a great support system around me with my teammates and my coaches," he shared, emphasizing the collective effort behind individual achievements. His focus remains firmly on improvement, not just resting on his laurels. "I just try and get better everyday, little by little, whatever I can do to make myself and the team better."

Looking ahead, the excitement is palpable.

Wiebe is gearing up for the 2024 U Sports season with an unwavering focus on team success. "I’m just focused on having a great 2024 season and hopefully win a Vanier Cup. I just want to play my best and help the team win," he stated, underlining his team-first mentality. His individual brilliance at the combine has only amplified the anticipation for what promises to be a thrilling season for both Wiebe and the Huskies as they chase championship glory.

All eyes will undoubtedly be on Daniel Wiebe as he continues his journey toward the 2025 CFL Draft.