NFL's International Player Pathway Program Pro Day

0:00On March 29th, the NFL just dropped the lineup for the International Player Pathway Program Pro Day, teaming up with NFL International and Microsoft, Copilot. It's happening March 28th through 30th in Ashburn, Virginia, with the main on-field workouts at the Washington Commanders practice. Facility on March 30th, offensive prospects kick off at 7 a.m. Central Time, then defensive players and specialists take over at 9.45 a.m. Central Time. This event spotlights international talent trying to break into the league. Take Chukwa Bukka Goddric from Nigeria. He joined the program in 2022, got signed by the Kansas City Chiefs, rode the practice squad for A, couple seasons, and made the active roster in 2025. Stories like his show The Real Pathway to the Pros, NFL teams will scout heavy, with six players draft eligible for 2026 and five more free to sign starting March 31st. Signed out include Nigerians like Aero Gunjo at Guard, and Ua Bernard on the defensive

1:03line, plus Conzei Matsuzawa, the Japanese kicker from Hawaii, and others from Australia, Germany, and beyond. Clubs are circling these global prospects, so expect some international flavor in next season's rosters, as the league keeps expanding its reach. Worldwide, that's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.