2025 NFL Draft: Pro Day Schedule

With the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine complete and free agency starting to wind down, the focus now shifts to the pro day circuit, an essential step in the NFL Draft evaluation process. Pro days provide a controlled environment for prospects to showcase their athleticism, position-specific drills, and on-field workouts in front of scouts, coaches, and executives. Unlike the Combine, pro days allow players to perform in familiar surroundings with their own trainers and teammates, often leading to improved performances in drills such as the 40-yard dash, three-cone drill, and position-specific workouts.

Additionally, pro days serve as a critical opportunity for non-Combine invitees to make a lasting impression on NFL teams. For some players, this will be their only chance to work out in front of scouts before draft day. Teams also use these visits to gather medical updates, conduct interviews, and refine their scouting reports.

Below is a list of confirmed college pro days ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, which takes place from April 24-26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

2025 NFL Draft: Pro Day Schedule

Big 12 Pro Day

The Big 12 is hosting a joint pro day at The Star in Frisco, Texas, from March 18-21, featuring prospects from multiple schools:

• Arizona

• Arizona State

• Baylor

• BYU

• UCF

• Cincinnati

• Colorado

• Houston

• Iowa State

• Kansas

• Kansas State

• Oklahoma State

• TCU

• Texas Tech

• Utah

• West Virginia

  
  

March 3

• Ball State

• Miami (Ohio)

March 4

• Indiana

March 5

• Purdue

March 7

• Washington State

• Wisconsin

March 10

• Washington

• Western Michigan

March 11

• Kentucky

• Oklahoma

• Tennessee

March 12

• Georgia

• Rutgers

• USC

March 13

• Clemson

• Colorado State

• Illinois

March 14

• Delaware

• Georgia Tech

March 17

• Arkansas

• Northern Illinois

• Oregon State

• Syracuse

• UCLA

March 18

• Central Arkansas

• Memphis

• Oregon

• South Carolina

• Virginia

March 19

• Alabama

• Alabama A&M

• Minnesota

• San Jose State

• Stanford

March 20

• California

• William & Mary

March 21

• Florida State

• Michigan

• Missouri

• Utah State

March 24

• Auburn

• Boston College

• Bowling Green

• East Carolina

• Iowa

• Marshall

• Miami

• North Carolina

• Northern Iowa

• SMU

• Toledo

• UNLV

• UTSA

March 25

• Louisville

• Nebraska

• N.C. State

• Texas

• Tulane

• UConn

March 26

• Boise State

• LSU

• Navy

• Ohio State

• Pittsburgh

• Virginia Tech

• Western Kentucky

March 27

• Florida

• North Dakota State

• Notre Dame

• Texas A&M

• Villanova

March 28

• Jacksonville State

• Maryland

• Mississippi

• Penn State

March 31

• Sacramento State

April 1

• Nevada