With the NFL Combine in the rear-view mirror, college Pro Days are already underway. Top prospects will have another (or in some cases, their first) chance to impress teams with their on-field skills and timing. Check out the upcoming calendar of Pro Days across the country. Also highlighted are the Top 25 prospects according to John Harris' "Harris 100" (coming soon).
March 8
Miami (Ohio)
March 9
Arkansas – WR Treylon Burks
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Texas – San Antonio
UAB
Wisconsin
March 10
Arkansas State
Central Arkansas
Fordham
New Mexico
South Alabama
March 11
Illinois
Indiana
Texas
Tulsa
March 14
Arizona State
Georgia Tech
Grand Valley State
Kent State
Western Michigan
March 15
Arizona
Auburn
Central Michigan
Murray State
Saginaw Valley State
UCLA
March 16
Colorado
Georgia – DL Travon Walker, DL Jordan Davis, LB Nakobe Dean, DL Devonte Wyatt
Michigan State
Minnesota
March 17
Clemson – CB Andrew Booth Jr.
Eastern Michigan
South Carolina State
Stanford
March 18
Coastal Carolina
Michigan – DL Aidan Hutchinson, DL David Ojabo, S Daxton Hill
Pittsburgh State
San Jose State
South Carolina
March 20
Baylor
Boise State
March 21
Bowling Green
Iowa – OC Tyler Linderbaum
Jackson State
Nevada
Northern Iowa – OT Trevor Penning
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Toledo
March 22
Iowa State
Liberty
Mississippi State – OT Charles Cross
Nebraska
Rutgers
San Diego State
Texas A&M – OL Kenyon Green
Virginia Tech
March 23
Connecticut
Georgia State
James Madison
Mississippi
Ohio State – WR Chris Olave, WR Garrett Wilson
Pittsburgh
South Dakota State"
Temple
USC
UTSA
Virginia
March 24
Brown
Cincinnati – CB Ahmad Gardner
Fresno State
Harvard
Memphis
North Dakota
North Dakota State
Oklahoma State
Penn State
SMU
Utah – LB Devin Lloyd
Yale
March 25
Boston College
BYU
Culver-Stockton
Missouri
Missouri Western State
Notre Dame – S Kyle Hamilton
TCU
March 28
Air Force
Florida
Florida A&M
Idaho
North Carolina
Sam Houston State
Vanderbilt
Washington State
March 29
Fayetteville State
Florida State – LB Jermaine Johnson II
Louisville
North Carolina A&T
North Carolina Central
North Carolina State – OL Ikem Ekwonu
Purdue – DL George Karlaftis
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
March 30
Alabama – OL Evan Neal
Colorado State
Florida International
Maryland
Miami
Navy
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Texas Tech
Wake Forest
Western Kentucky
March 31
Appalachian State
Florida Atlantic
Morehead State
April 1
Central Florida
Oregon – DL Kayvon Thibodeaux
Rice
South Florida
TSU
April 4
Louisiana-Lafayette
Montana State
April 5
Nicholls State
Southeastern Louisiana
Southern A&M
Tulane
USC - WR Drake London
April 6
LSU – CB Derek Stingley Jr.
The 2022 NFL Draft takes place Thursday, April 28 through Saturday, April 30 in Las Vegas. Houston currently holds four draft picks in the Top 80 slots of this year's NFL Draft and nine picks total.
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