2025 NFL Draft

Bucky said:
I’ll chime in and agree, pro day results used to be readily available! It’s definitely harder to find times!
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NFL.com used to post ProDay results! I remember reading them in the 15 years ago.

My take is that ProDay results have become buried as it makes it easier to ignore white athletes this way. If they aren’t invited to the Combine (and we know many deserving ones are not) then fans won’t clamor for them.
 
Draftdaddy used to be a valuable source for pro days and overachievers.. miss those guys.
 
Still can't find anything reliable on Indiana DT James Carpenter.

Efton Chism participated in the pro day yesterday, can't find anything about him.

Wisconsin also had their pro day yesterday and any article I see is hyping up a minimally productive WR Bryson Green for being a workout warrior.
 
Thanks to Kyle Brandt!! Need this said more! The Lazy ingrained comparisons for RB Cam Skattebo + the "Sneaky Athletic" BS

Skatt even sent him a shout-out of THANKS on social-media

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Cam Skattebo comps have NFL Network's Kyle Brandt heated

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt has something to say about the lazy comparisons surrounding Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo.
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NFL Network’s Kyle Brandt has just about had it when it comes to weak NFL comparisons and the words “sneaky athletic” connected to Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo.

So much so that he felt the need to issue a public service announcement “to the world’s table” for all those lazy takes surrounding Skattebo this NFL Draft cycle.
“Ladies and gentlemen, I’m not going to sit here for the next 52 days and hear Cameron Skattebo in the same sentence as deceptively fast or sneaky athletic. It’s already happening and I don’t like it. I don’t like where it’s going, especially not after what he did at Arizona State and not after what he did in Indianapolis over the weekend.
“Remember what I’m saying. There is not sneaky about a 40-inch vertical jump. 39.5 this guy just jumped. That is better than Adrian Peterson, than Jamaal Charles, than Marshawn (Lynch). It’s better than Christian McCaffrey, who I personally thought drove a stake through the entire heart of the sneaky athletic joke industry, but we’re still here. It needs to stop. It’s not funny anymore, you’ve been doing it for years. It’s not applicable here. Don’t do it.”
Take a second and breathe, Brandt.

As the passionate NFL Network host alluded to, there’s nothing sneaky about what Skattebo put on tape in his final season at ASU.

Across 13 games last year, Skattebo amassed 1,711 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns on 293 carries. He also reeled in 45 catches for 605 yards and three touchdowns on top of throwing a 42-yard touchdown in ASU’s Peach Bowl loss to Texas

For his efforts, the running back earned an All-Big 12 First Team nod and finished fifth in Heisman Trophy voting.

He only added to his draft stock this NFL Draft Combine. Despite bypassing most on-the-field drills, Skattebo showed out during the vertical jump of 39.5 inches. He posted a 10-foot-3 broad jump.

“Over the next 52 days, I do not want to hear the name Toby Gerhart a single time,” Brandt said. “Don’t say it! If you’re saying it about Cam Skattebo, you’re mailing in your analysis. You’re lazy. They’re not close to the same prospect. Do not utter the name Peyton Hillis in my presence, stop it! … Do better than just scrolling your nostalgia rolodex for the fastest meathead cracker you can find. You have to do better!

“Lastly, it is possible to describe and analyze young Cameron Skattebo without mentioning the name Mike Alstott. … It’s not the comp!”


Kyle Brandt’s NFL comps for Cam Skattebo​


While Brandt refuses to get behind the “lazy” comparisons to Skattebo, he can get on board with the following:
– Mark Ingram
“Very similar size. Same kind of angry runner.”

– Frank Gore
“Incredible balance for a smaller guy.”

– Some Marshawn Lynch
“Not the personality. He’s not as fast, but wild, fierce, almost messy runs and almost the exactly same weight as Marshawn.”


Skatt all for Brandt’s PSA​

Skatt wasn’t oblivious to what Brandt was throwing down on Monday.

“Kyle Brandt, YOU ARE THE MANNNNN!!!!!” the running back posted on social media not long after the PSA went live.


Cam Skattebo’s draft stock​

In ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr.’s most recent big board released last week before the combine’s on-the-field work began, Skattebo came in as his eighth-ranked running back.

NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah did not have Skattebo among his updated top 50 prospects published last week, nor was he a part of the analyst’s two first-round mock drafts this offseason.

Pro Football Focus meanwhile has Skattebo as its 52nd best prospect and third best running back on its big board.

NFL Network draft analyst Lance Zierlein’s breakdown of Skattebo has him in the “good backup with the potential to develop into a starter” tier.
 
This is what CF members have been bitchin about for years! Finally an analyst with a spine calling out the lazy racial comparisons!

“It’s not funny anymore. You have been doing it for years”
 
Finally some pro day times! Dolac,Volk, and Carpenter should have been no brainer invites. Carpenter and Robinson would have been Top 2 in 40 times for DTs! Hutmacher should have been invited as well..

Good times from WRs too but can see how smaller White WRs aren’t high in demand..
 
Leonardfan said:
Some more pro day results I have been able to find.

https://rutgers.rivals.com/news/2025-rutgers-football-nfl-pro-day-results

Rutgers WR Christian Dremmel - 5'8 184 lbs, 16 Bench Press, 33.5" vert, 9'8" Broad Jump, 4.49/4.55 40, 6.72 3 cone, 4.09 short shuttle - great pro day




Buffalo LB Shaun Dolac:




Fresno St WR Mac Dalena




Indiana DT James Carpenter



Central Washington S Tanner Volk

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Glad to see Dolac backing up his impressive on-field tape. Arguably the biggest combine snub of the year. He'll end up being a "surprise" contributor that "no one saw coming" if given a chance in the league.
 
Great news for Dolac. We all know why he was snubbed.

Imagine if he was Shante Dolac from Grambling State and was snubbed as a first team All-American. They would do a 30 for 30 for him on ESPN.
 
Bucky said:
Finally some pro day times! Dolac,Volk, and Carpenter should have been no brainer invites. Carpenter and Robinson would have been Top 2 in 40 times for DTs! Hutmacher should have been invited as well..

Good times from WRs too but can see how smaller White WRs aren’t high in demand..
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Too bad the WRs weren’t names Tutu, Rondale or Tez. Every athlete posted above has the ability to play in the league.

Dremmel put up better workout numbers than Welker. The production does not match but that could be more due to the gap toothed wigger screwing him over like he did to Brian Leonard all those years ago.
 
Leonardfan said:
Too bad the WRs weren’t names Tutu, Rondale or Tez. Every athlete posted above has the ability to play in the league.

Dremmel put up better workout numbers than Welker. The production does not match but that could be more due to the gap toothed wigger screwing him over like he did to Brian Leonard all those years ago.
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Dang! Dalena with the 4.36!! Thanks for the updates Leonardfan!
I watched the video. He got a great start! Looked really good.
 


Came across this collection of pro day info.

Apparently Chism ran a 4.71. Not great but he was destroying DBs at the Shrine bowl and his career production speaks for itself. If you are on any other forums or social media just compare him to Anquan Boldin who also ran a 4.71.
 
Arkansas pro day tomorrow - curious to see how Hudson Clark performs.

Syracuse and UCLA also with pro days tomorrow. McCord's predraft process has been very good. Medrano and Schwesinger have also had solid pre draft resumes to this point.
 
Hudson Clark Pro Day. Solid workout. Has the ability to play CB in the NFL for sure.

Hudson Clark

Bench: 13 reps

Vertical: 38.5”

Broad: 9’10”

40-yd dash: 4.59

20-yd shuttle: 4.22

3-cone: 6.84
 
Got this from the Great Blue North draft report, a draft site in, I think, Ottawa re: Buffalo lb Shaun Dulac:

"LB Dolac opens eyes at Bulls pro day … One could legitimately ask why the leading tackler in FBS football last fall, who also chipped in 6 sacks and 5 interceptions, wouldn’t get an invite to either the Senior Bowl or Combine. However, one wouldn’t get much in the way of a good answer. The player in question is Buffalo LB Shaun Dolac who did in fact lead the country with 168 tackles this past season. The best we could get from pro scouts was that Dolac, at 6-0, 225, is a little undersized, plus the league just didn’t think he was all that fast or athletic. Instead, Dolac generally proved those scouts wrong at the Bulls pro day earlier today, though, when he was timed in the mid-4.5 range for the 40, put up a 36-inch vertical and managed 25 reps in the bench press, all of which would have been top 5 marks at the position at the combine."
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Thought he wasn't fast or athletic? Wonder why that could possibly be?

Great Blue North Draft Report - Covering The NFL Draft

News, Opinions, Updates, Information and Analysis of The NFL Draft.
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HaywoodZarathustra said:
Got this from the Great Blue North draft report, a draft site in, I think, Ottawa re: Buffalo lb Shaun Dulac:

"LB Dolac opens eyes at Bulls pro day … One could legitimately ask why the leading tackler in FBS football last fall, who also chipped in 6 sacks and 5 interceptions, wouldn’t get an invite to either the Senior Bowl or Combine. However, one wouldn’t get much in the way of a good answer. The player in question is Buffalo LB Shaun Dolac who did in fact lead the country with 168 tackles this past season. The best we could get from pro scouts was that Dolac, at 6-0, 225, is a little undersized, plus the league just didn’t think he was all that fast or athletic. Instead, Dolac generally proved those scouts wrong at the Bulls pro day earlier today, though, when he was timed in the mid-4.5 range for the 40, put up a 36-inch vertical and managed 25 reps in the bench press, all of which would have been top 5 marks at the position at the combine."
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Thought he wasn't fast or athletic? Wonder why that could possibly be?

Great Blue North Draft Report - Covering The NFL Draft

News, Opinions, Updates, Information and Analysis of The NFL Draft.
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We obviously know but there is extreme cognitive dissonance with the average scout or dwf. A guy putting up those stats at LB is obviously going to be a top athlete with speed. You don’t luck into that many tackles, sacks and interceptions. Also, I don’t buy any argument that he was missed because he plays at Buffalo. Khalil Mack played his college ball there and was selected #2 overall and that was over a decade ago.
 
Syracuse LB/DB Justin Barron Pro Day results:

40 - 4.60/4.65
3 cone - 6.98
Short Shuttle: 4.32
Vertical: 34"
Broad Jump: 10'
 
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