Notable pro days today include Georgia and Indiana.
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Akron Beacon Journal - Terry Bowden gave Janoris Jenkins a chance, now it’s NFL’s turn
During his three seasons at Division II North Alabama, new University of Akron coach Terry Bowden worked his contacts in the upper echelon of college football to bring in several transfers every year.
Denver Post - Collective bargaining agreement determines length of NFL Draft
The draft went from 12 rounds to eight in 1993, when there was limited free agency. The seven-round format started when unrestricted free agency began in 1994. In the first year of the seven-round draft, the Broncos selected Boston College center Tom Nalen with their last pick. Nalen was the 218th player drafted that year. He helped the Broncos win back-to-back NFL championships, in the 1997 and 1998 seasons.
CBS Sports - Penn State DB Lynn rat at Combine with torn calf
Penn State’s D’Anton Lynn is hoping that a disappointing performance at the Combine will be disregarded by scouts due to the fact that he was attempting to compete with a torn calf, at least according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
NFL.com - Ten high-profile prospects with pivotal pro days
March and April are the “fine tuning” months in NFL draft preparation. With the combine now in the rearview, NFL.com analysts unveil their attempts at projecting how Round 1 will go on April 26. More ... There are two main objectives in the spring: 1) Deciphering between closely rated players.
2) Completing the “needs” list on each prospect of interest.
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