2026 Pro Days

Scotty said:

Another source which maybe of interest...

2026 NFL Draft: Pro day schedule and results tracker

Follow along for a pro day schedule and live results for key 2026 NFL Draft prospects during their respective pro days through March and April.

www.pff.com

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Clonamery said:

Oscar Delp - Georgia - March 18th

Manman, you flying over for the workout?

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manxman2601 said:

No. Miami.

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DaBruinz said:

Interesting that he's so jacked but only got 15 BP reps..

What are the "5-10-5" and "L-Drill" that were mentioned? @patfanken

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manxman2601 said:

shuttle and 3-cone.

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One-If-By-Sea said:

Eric Galko says, "Despite being a bit undersized" - LOL - 5'11" on the DL is a "bit undersized"? I love the Navy guys, but 5'11" is a LOT undersized for the IDL in the NFL.

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One-If-By-Sea said:

Eric Galko says, "Despite being a bit undersized" - LOL - 5'11" on the DL is a "bit undersized"? I love the Navy guys, but 5'11" is a LOT undersized for the IDL in the NFL.

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manxman2601 said:

Patriots are at Navy’s pro day. DT Landon Robinson who we’ve shown interest in already and Eli Heidenreich.

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OldEngland said:

Initial reports say Heidenreich's 3 cone was 6.5secs (apparently some stopwatches recorded faster) and shuttle was 4.03 at 202lbs. Was only askd to do WR drills, not RB ones.

2026 Navy Pro Day Winners: Eli Heidenreich, Landon Robinson Emerge as Top Risers

A cold Navy Pro Day produced some eye-opening moments as Eli Heidenreich and Landon Robinson delivered impressive performances.

www.essentiallysports.com

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manxman2601 said:

If true, that's huge. Heidenreich is a WR, not a RB. do you have a source for that 3-cone, I can't find anything on X?

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Eli Heidenreich emerged as one of the best prospects​

Running back Eli Heidenreich sat on his forty time of 4.44 seconds from the Combine, but improved his vertical jump by one-half inch to 35 inches. He blistered to a three-cone time of 6.5 seconds, the number written on the sheets, yet some stopwatches recorded faster times. His short shuttle time came in as fast as 4.03 seconds. Heidenreich tipped the scales at 202 pounds, four pounds heavier than his weight from Indianapolis.

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