Pro Days: Shaping NFL Draft Boards

0:00It's March 27th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron update. I'm Cory with the story. Pro days are now in full swing as the next big step in the NFL draft process, right after the all-star games and the scouting combine. These workouts let college players show off their skills to scouts of close at their homeschools. They kicked off on March 4th with Purdue, and more than 50 schools have already hosted or are set to host events through early April. Early highlights include Navy's defensive tackle, Landon Robinson, who turned heads with a strong performance on March 5th. A few days later, on March 23rd, New York Giants General Manager Joe Shone showed up in Miami's pro-day, signaling serious interest in their fighting as ability. Prospects. Meanwhile, Cornerback Mansour Delane impressed everyone with a fast 40 yard dash time at the LSU event. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how these sessions could shift draft boards, especially

1:00with big programs like Clemson, Oklahoma, and USC all. Going on March 12th, scouts from all 32 teens are hitting the road hard, watching guys run, lift, and drill to fill out their big boards before the draft in late April. Looking ahead, powerhouse schools like Alabama, Ohio State, and Texas A&M held theirs on March 25th, while Florida State and others wrapped up. The month on March 27th, a few stragglers including Tennessee on March 31st in Montana on April 3rd, round out the schedule. With these workouts wrapping soon, expect plenty of rising and falling stock as teens finalize their plans for the draft.