While NFL general managers are busy working the phones as free agency continues to roll along, another important part of the offseason has just begun. Pro Day season is officially underway.
With the NFL Draft beginning on April 24, college football programs schedule their Pro Day events to give their draft-eligible prospects one last chance to showcase their talents before the big day.
Pro Day is important for every draft prospect, but it’s even more so for players who didn’t partake in the on-field drills at the NFL Combine, such as Shedeur Sanders. For Sanders and others alike, an impressive Pro Day has the opportunity to raise their draft stock significantly. But a bad one could do quite the opposite.
Here are the scheduled Pro Days for some of the top prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft and their positional rankings according to PFSN.
NFL Draft Prospect Pro Days To Watch
March 12
Georgia
- Mykel Williams, No. 3 ranked EDGE
- Malaki Starks, No. 1 ranked safety
- Jalon Walker, No. 1 ranked linebacker
- Trevor Etienne, No. 25 ranked running back
March 13
Clemson
- Barrett Carter, No. 3 ranked linebacker
March 18-21: Big 12 Pro Day
Arizona
- Tetairoa McMillan, No. 1 ranked wide receiver
- Jonah Savaiinaea, No. 8 ranked offensive tackle
Colorado
- Shedeur Sanders, No. 2 ranked quarterback
- Travis Hunter, No. 1 ranked cornerback
- Jimmy Horn Jr., No. 27 ranked wide receiver
Iowa State
- Jayden Higgins, No. 8 ranked wide receiver
- Jaylin Noel, No. 9 ranked wide receiver
Kansas
- Devin Neal, No. 22 ranked running back
Kansas State
- DJ Giddens, No. 6 ranked running back
Oklahoma State
- Ollie Gordon II, No. 9 ranked running back
West Virginia
- Wyatt Milum, No. 4 ranked offensive guard
March 18
Oregon
- Derrick Harmon, No. 2 ranked defensive tackle
- Josh Conerly Jr., No. 7 ranked offensive tackle
- Terrance Ferguson, No. 7 ranked tight end
- Tez Johnson, No. 11 ranked wide receiver
- Dillon Gabriel, No. 7 ranked quarterback
South Carolina
- Nick Emmanwori, No. 2 ranked safety
- T.J. Sanders, No. 7 ranked defensive tackle
March 19
- Jihaad Campbell, No. 2 ranked linebacker
- Jalen Milroe, No. 3 ranked quarterback
- Tyler Booker, No. 1 ranked offensive guard
Minnesota
- Aireontae Ersery, No. 6 ranked offensive tackle
March 21
Michigan
- Mason Graham, No. 1 ranked defensive tackle
- Colston Loveland, No. 2 ranked tight end
- Will Johnson, No. 2 ranked cornerback
- Kenneth Grant, No. 5 ranked defensive tackle
- Kalel Mullings, No. 21 ranked running back
- Donovan Edwards, No. 28 ranked running back
Flordia State
- Azareye’h Thomas, No. 7 ranked cornerback
Missouri
- Armand Membou, No. 2 ranked offensive tackle
- Luther Burden III, No. 4 ranked wide receiver
- Brady Cook, No. 13 ranked quarterback
March 24
Miami (FL)
- Cameron Ward, No. 1 ranked quarterback
- Elijah Arroyo, No. 6 ranked tight end
- Xavier Restrepo, No. 10 ranked wide receiver
- Damien Martinez, No. 11 ranked running back
Boston College
- Donovan Ezeiruaku, No. 6 ranked EDGE
Bowling Green
- Harold Fannin Jr., No. 3 ranked tight end
North Carolina
- Omarion Hampton, No. 2 ranked running back
March 25
East Carolina
- Shavon Revel Jr., No. 4 ranked cornerback
March 26
Ohio State
- Josh Simmons, No. 4 ranked offensive tackle
- Emeka Egbuka, No. 3 ranked wide receiver
- Jack Sawyer, No. 8 ranked EDGE
- Donovan Jackson, No. 3 ranked offensive guard
- Tyleik Williams, No. 3 ranked defensive tackle
- JT Tuimoloau, No. 10 ranked EDGE
- Denzel Burke, No. 10 ranked cornerback
- Quinshon Judkins, No. 4 ranked running back
- TreVeyon Henderson, No. 5 ranked running back
- Lathan Ransom, No. 6 ranked safety
- Will Howard, No. 6 ranked quarterback
Texas
- Kelvin Banks Jr., No. 3 ranked offensive tackle
- Matthew Golden, No. 2 ranked wide receiver
- Jahdae Barron, No. 3 ranked cornerback
- Alfred Collins, No. 8 ranked defensive tackle
- Gunnar Helm, No. 5 ranked tight end
- Andrew Mukuba, No. 4 ranked safety
- Cameron Williams, No. 5 ranked offensive tackle
- Quinn Ewers, No. 5 ranked quarterback
- Isaiah Bond, No. 7 ranked wide receiver
LSU
- Will Campbell, No. 1 ranked offesenive tackle
- Mason Taylor, No. 4 ranked tight end
- Emery Jones Jr., No. 10 ranked offensive tackle
Boise State
- Ashton Jeanty, No. 1 ranked running back
March 27
Texas A&M
- Shemar Stewart, No. 2 ranked EDGE
- Nic Scourton, No. 5 ranked EDGE
Notre Dame
- Xavier Watts, No. 3 ranked safety
- Riley Leonard, No. 9 ranked quarterback
- Benjamin Morrison, No. 5 ranked cornerback
- Mitchell Evans, No. 9 ranked tight end
March 28
Penn State
- Abdul Carter, No. 1 ranked EDGE
- Tyler Warren, No. 1 ranked tight end
- Kevin Winston Jr., No. 5 ranked safety
