2018 NFL Draft: Updated list of Pro Day schedules
The next step in the 2018 NFL Draft process is the Pro Days. Schools around the nation will host scouts on campus in one final attempt to showcase their players.
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NFL prospects get a few addition opportunities to showcase their skills in front of scouts and front office members after the season regular season ends. The Senior Bowl was one such chance. The other major opportunity was the 2018 NFL Combine.
Players like UTSA’s Marcus Davenport and LSU’s D.J. Chark had big days at both the Senior Bowl and the 2018 NFL Combine. Other players, like early entrant Saquon Barkley, wowed in their workouts at the combine and won’t be able to do much more to improve on their soaring draft stocks.
Some draft entrants participated in both events, while others weren’t invited to either. Nearly all of the players that have exhausted their college eligibility or chosen to leave school early will participate in Pro Days.
Here’s the latest list when schools will be hosting their Pro Days:
March 7: Alabama
March 7: Colorado
March 7: Colorado State
March 9: Auburn
March 10: Washington
March 13: Vanderbilt
March 13: Wake Forest
March 14: Oklahoma
March 14: Virginia Tech
March 15: Oklahoma State
March 15: Oregon
March 15: UCLA
March 15: Virginia
March 19: NC State
March 19: Tennessee
March 20: Florida State
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March 20: Penn State
March 20: South Carolina
March 20: Texas-San Antonio
March 21: USC
March 21: Boston College
March 21: Georgia
March 22: Notre Dame
March 22: Ohio State
March 22: Stanford
March 23: Kentucky
March 23: Michigan
March 23: Missouri
March 26: Arkansas
March 26: Iowa
March 27: Iowa State
March 27: Ole Miss
March 27: Texas A&M
March 28: Florida
March 28: Mississippi State
March 28: Texas
March 28: UTEP
March 29: UCF
March 29: Louisville
March 30: South Dakota State
April 3: Boise State
April 4: LSU
April 5: SMU
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Pro Days serve two major purposes. Prospects with poor showings at the Senior Bowl and/or the NFL Combine will have the chance to atone for their first impressions with an improvement at their Pro Day. It also affords lesser known prospects that did not earn combine invitations a chance to work out in front of NFL teams.