2025 NFL Draft: Pro Days Shape Prospects' Futures
Pro days conclude as NFL Draft looms, showcasing rising and falling prospects with standout performances and pivotal moments.
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Summary
As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, pro days have highlighted key players' performances. Cam Ward affirmed his No. 1 pick status, showcasing impressive throwing skills in front of NFL officials. Green emerged as a top edge rusher, impressing with athleticism and speed, despite facing allegations. Milroe's 4.40 in the 40-yard dash ranks him among the fastest quarterbacks in history. Jeanty's absence from key drills didn't hinder his status as the top running back. Colorado's pro day turned heads, especially with Shedeur Sanders and standout Jimmy Horn Jr. garnering attention. The Browns may consider Travis Hunter at No. 2 overall, shifting their strategy from pursuing a quarterback.
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