Pro Day Workouts 2021 – Top Prospects Featured at Bama, Ohio St, Penn St, Notre Dame, BYU, USC and Florida in Coming Weeks
Top Prospects Featured in Upcoming Pro Day TV Workouts
With the NFL Combine 2021 cancelled this year, the Pro Days have become more important than ever. NFL scouts, coaches and general managers continue to canvas the country to prepare for the NFL Draft. College pro days have become more extensive in their drills to replicate the standard drills at the annual NFL Combine. Clubs have trying to get the most updated information on prospects with so many players having the short playing resumes collectively that makes this draft a risky selection process.
NFL teams will attend college campuses this offseason to catchup on prospects with back film work, in addition to workouts, interviews and medical updates. Draft Insiders’ staff will attend many college Pro Days. We did attend several spring football drills last year scouting upcoming prospects along with interviewing many coaches.
Many of the top prospects will workout over the next few weeks that will probably have a huge impact of the early rounds this April. This updated schedule is expanded and updated schedule that will be fluid according to the Pandemic situation and college settings.
Pro Days 2021
Updated March 22
March 22
Air Force
Bowling Green
Colorado
Colorado State
Florida State
Iowa
Missouri
Toledo
March 23
Alabama – Pro Day televised
Central Michigan
Iowa State
Nebraska
Purdue
March 24
Michigan State
Mississippi State
South Carolina
Southern California – Pro Day televised
Virginia
March 25
Georgia Southern
Liberty
Mississippi
North Texas
Penn State
San Diego State
SMU
Tennessee
Western Michigan
UMass
March 26
Boston College
BYU – Pro Day televised
Michigan
South Dakota State
South Dakota
Virginia Tech
March 29
Arizona State
Duke
Louisiana
Miami (Oh)
Miami
North Carolina
Washington State
March 30
Alabama – Pro Day televised
East Carolina
Florida Atlantic
Louisville
NC State
Ohio State – Pro Day televised
Texas A&M
Tulane
Washington
March 31
Baylor
Boise State
Florida
Kentucky
LSU
Notre Dame
Wake Forest
April
April 1
Appalachian State
Central Florida
Charlotte
Minnesota
Oklahoma State
Oregon State
South Florida
Western Kentucky
April 2
Indiana
Oregon
Tulsa
April 7
Texas Tech
April 9
Alabama-Birmingham
Ball State
Houston
Rice
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