2012 NFL Draft Preparation Continues With Pro Days

This seems to be right in line with his evaluation and should eliminate any doubt about his Top-10 draft pick value.

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The 2012 NFL Combine has come and gone, but there is one last opportunity for pro teams to get a first-hand look at prospects prior to the 2012 NFL Draft. Individual schools hold a “Pro Day” where scouts and evaluators are invited to watch players work out on their home field.

Here are some of the results from the workout, courtesy of Scout.com:

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↵Elsewhere around the country, family members and former teammates were allowed to observe pro days.

Mocking the Draft considered Charles to be the 40th best overall prospect and their second best prospect at tight end after he posted solid, but not necessarily great numbers at Georgia. His high stock is mainly due to his physical attributes, something that took a hit on Monday.

Brooks, who is already expected to be the first player picked who didn’t get invited to the Combine, has another chance to impress scouts next Thursday. On that day, he’ll do more offensive line drills.

Brooks was a four-year starter at Miami, which had the 14th best passing offense in 2011, but went just 4-8 and was ranked 120th in rushing offense. A year earlier, the Redhawks went 10-4 and were much more balanced on offense.

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