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Given the success of the NFL Scouting Combine, the league is now introducing a similar event for veterans. It's a chance for players who haven't been able to latch on with a team to showcase their ability in front of talent evaluators from around the league.

The new edition of the combine is also a nice opportunity for teams. The initial free-agent frenzy is now in the rearview mirror. For front offices that weren't able to land their top targets, this is another chance to check out available players to potentially plug a hole on their rosters.

With that in mind, let's check out the key information for Sunday's event along with a schedule and a closer look at some players worth monitoring. For a complete breakdown of those taking part, check out the list posted on the Kansas City Chiefs' official site.

Veteran Combine Details

Where: Arizona Cardinals' Practice Facility in Tempe, Arizona

When: Sunday, March 22

Event Schedule

2015 Veteran Combine Schedule Order Position Time (Local) 1 Offensive Line 7:20 a.m. 2 Defensive Line 8:40 a.m. 3 Linebacker 10 a.m. 4 Running Back 11 a.m. 5 Quarterback 11:45 a.m. 6 Tight End 1:10 p.m. 7 Wide Receiver 1:50 p.m. 8 Safety 2:45 p.m. 9 Cornerback 3:30 p.m. KCChiefs.com

Players to Watch

Tyler Wilson (QB)

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The Oakland Raiders drafted Wilson in the fourth round of the 2013 draft. He's since made brief stops with the Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals. He never got on the field for any regular-season action despite two solid years to complete his collegiate career at Arkansas.

That said, the good news for him and the other quarterbacks at the combine is the high level of need. Numerous teams are looking to upgrade at the league's most important position. Adam Wexler of KPRC highlighted the group Wilson will be looking to outshine:

Wilson possesses the arm strength to make all the necessary throws in the NFL. Questions about his motion and how it impacts his accuracy have prevented him from making an impact. If he can showcase a refined approach from the pocket, he should end up on a roster for training camp.

Mikel Leshoure (RB)

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Leshoure had a nice season with the Detroit Lions in 2013. He rushed for nearly 800 yards and scored eight touchdowns. He's not an explosive runner, but he's a solid between-the-tackles bruiser capable of handling goal-line duties.

That's why it's somewhat of a surprise no team has picked him up since the Lions let him go last summer. He could seemingly excel in a limited role. Emmanual Benton of Pro Player Insiders is looking forward to seeing what the Illinois product can do:

It would help Leshoure if he had more experience on special teams. Most teams like running backs on the bottom half of the depth chart to contribute in the third phase of the game. But he could still help a team look for some power in the backfield.

Adam Carriker (DE)

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Carriker was a reliable defensive lineman through his first four seasons in the league. He was a good run defender who could also generate some pressure off the edge. Unfortunately, knee issues sidelined him in 2012, and he hasn't played in the NFL since.

Now he's hoping to make a comeback. Just like quarterback, the need for defensive ends is certainly there around the league if he can prove he's back to normal. He sent out a message on social media about the opportunity:

Carriker is exactly the type of player the NFL Veteran Combine should help. Somebody looking for one more chance to play on Sundays. He's clearly motivated. Now he just needs to put his power and short-area quickness on display.