NFL Pro Days Showcase Top Draft Prospects Ahead of 2025 Selection

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — With the NFL Draft just weeks away, the pro day circuit has wrapped up, showcasing some of the most promising talents poised to enter the league. As evaluations conclude, scouts and teams are finalizing their boards, weighing each player’s performance metrics against their game tape.

A standout moment came at Alabama’s Pro Day, where quarterback Jalen Milroe recorded an impressive 40-yard dash time of 4.40 seconds. At 6 feet 1 inch and 217 pounds, Milroe’s speed is notable among quarterbacks, placing him behind the likes of Robert Griffin III (4.33) and Michael Vick (4.33) yet ahead of Anthony Richardson (4.43). However, while his athleticism stands out, questions regarding his passing ability may require him more time to develop.

In Arizona, wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan showcased his versatility despite a 4.48-second 40-yard dash time. Weighing in at 6 feet 4 inches and 219 pounds, McMillan possesses remarkable burst and can operate in multiple receiver positions. His game film remains a significant factor in assessing his potential, with his testing merely a supplementary aspect.

Running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt also performed well at Arizona’s pro day, clocking a 4.45-second dash and achieving impressive vertical and broad jump heights, measuring 41.5 inches and 10 feet 4 inches, respectively. However, his agility drills were more average, which could impact his draft stock.

At the Shrine Bowl, Cam Skattebo, heralded for his impactful performance, ran a 4.65-second dash at his pro day. Standing at 5 feet 9 inches and weighing 219 pounds, while his time may not be remarkable, his game is defined by his quickness and ability to break tackles.

Defensive end Landon Jackson continued to impress, following his combine performance with a 4.55-second short shuttle and a 7.13-second three-cone drill, both solid for his position. Offensive weapons like wide receiver Keandre Lambert-Smith, too, showed readiness, highlighting their skill sets in front of scouts.

Linebacker Shaun Dolac, a prolific tackler with a remarkable record of 119 tackles in the previous season, proved his speed with a 4.55 40-yard dash, a standout 4.21 short shuttle, and a 6.94 three-cone time, all-ranking high against his peers.

As evaluations continue, scouts are meticulously studying prospects, focusing on each player’s performance metrics, agility tests, and on-field tapes. Draft experts remain eager to see how upcoming selections shake out, especially with top-tier talents like Warren and Loveland at the tight end position.

“This draft class could rival previous years in depth and talent,” noted a scout, underscoring the importance of pro day performances in shaping team strategies.

The NFL Draft will occur from April 27 to 29, bringing excitement and anticipation as franchises prepare to solidify their future rosters.