This year, the only way scouts can get a glimpse of draft prospects in person will be their pro days. Read on for the full schedule of every remaining NFL Pro Day in 2021.
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Earlier this year, the NFL announced that the scouting combine, or “National Invitational Camp” as it is officially called (by no one), would be cancelled due to COVID-19.
Just like that, Indianapolis’s 2nd biggest, and arguably most interesting, sporting event was taken away. Interestingly, the combine actually took place in 2020, the year most associated with the pandemic.
Worldwide lockdowns were imposed soon after the event at the Lucas Oil stadium last year. You would think that after conducting a full season in the pandemic, the combine would be able to take place but this clearly isn’t the situation.
It definitely wasn’t a decision popular with the fans, but ultimately was one taken with safety in mind. All pre-draft workouts are now taking place at on-campus Pro Days.
Some of the bigger colleges like Clemson and FSU have already finished their pro days. The same goes for a handful of smaller universities with top prospects like QB Trey Lance at NDSU. However, there is still plenty of action to come.
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List of Every Upcoming NFL Pro Day in 2021
March 23
- Alabama
- Central Michigan
- Iowa State
- Nebraska
- Purdue
March 24
- Michigan State
- Mississippi State
- South Carolina
- USC
- Virginia
March 25
- Georgia Southern
- Liberty
- Massachusetts
- Mississippi
- North Texas
- Penn State
- San Diego State
- SMU
- Tennessee
- Western Michigan
March 26
- Boston College
- BYU
- Michigan
- South Dakota State
- Virginia Tech
March 29
- Arizona State
- Duke
- Louisiana-Lafayette
- Miami
- Miami (Ohio)
- North Carolina
- Washington State
March 30
- Alabama (Path to the Draft Pro Day Special at 6 p.m. ET on NFL Network)
- East Carolina
- Florida Atlantic
- Louisville
- North Carolina State
- Ohio State (Path to the Draft Pro Day Special at 6 p.m. ET on NFL Network)
- Texas A&M
- Tulane
- Washington
March 31
- Baylor
- Boise State
- Florida
- Kentucky
- LSU
- Notre Dame
- Wake Forest
April 1
- Appalachian State
- Minnesota
- North Carolina-Charlotte
- Oklahoma State
- Oregon State
- South Florida
- UCF
- Western Kentucky
April 2
- Indiana
- Oregon
- Tulsa
April 7
- Texas Tech
April 9
- Ball State
- Houston
- Rice
- UAB