Pro Days Showcase NFL Draft Hopefuls Across Multiple Universities

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, various college football programs are showcasing their talent through Pro Days. New Mexico State recently held its Pro Day, where eight players, including standout Keonte Glinton and Canaan Yarro, aimed to boost their draft stock. Meanwhile, the University of Texas at San Antonio's Pro Day attracted scouts from 21 NFL teams, featuring 13 former players, including cornerback Zah Fraizer, who sought to improve his performance after the NFL Combine. Boston College's Pro Day also garnered attention as local hopefuls like Ozzy Trapilo and Drew Kendall showcased their skills in front of NFL scouts. The Texas Longhorns are set to hold their Pro Day soon, with players like Kelvin Banks and Matthew Golden looking to make a strong impression. Additionally, Tulane will host its Pro Day, allowing 21 draft-eligible players to demonstrate their abilities to NFL scouts, marking a critical opportunity for those who were not invited to other pre-draft events.