The NFL combine may be over, but that doesn't mean athletic testing is complete for the hundreds of NFL draft hopefuls. In March and early April, any NFL draft-eligible prospects – regardless of whether they were invited to the combine – could participate in scouted workouts at their pro days.

Rutgers this year has a strong class with several former Scarlet Knights having good chances of hearing their names called during the 2025 NFL Draft. At Pro Day they went through workouts and drills in the weight room and on the field inside the practice bubble, including the 40-yard dash, vertical jump and position drills.

Eastern Michigan linebacker James Doerer also attended the pro day. Three months after last season ended with a 5-7 record that left the Spartans short of a bowl berth for the fourth time in five seasons,

Pro days are an annual tradition for college football programs to give their players an extra opportunity to get in front of NFL scouts to showcase their talents heading into the NFL draft season. Aside from the draft,