NFL Draft Prospects Gear Up for Pro Days

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, several college football programs are hosting pro days to showcase their top prospects in front of NFL scouts. At Penn State, Abdul Carter, projected as a top five pick, will participate in workouts alongside other notable players, while Kevin Winston Jr.'s participation remains uncertain due to injury. Nebraska's Pro Day saw Ty Robinson and Nash Hutmacher attempting to impress scouts despite not attending the NFL Combine. Boise State's Ashton Jeanty, a leading running back prospect, skipped the NFL Combine workouts but will perform at their Pro Day, hoping to solidify his draft status. Meanwhile, Colorado's Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, both touted as potential top picks, will participate in a televised showcase, further increasing their draft visibility. These events highlight the intense competition and preparation leading up to the draft, with each prospect aiming to enhance their professional prospects.