It’s the best time of the year for NFL scouts and front-office types. The hard work on the road scouting the upcoming draft class is done. Essentially all that remains is crisscrossing the country at different pro days as they finish their evaluations ahead of the NFL draft.
The last two weeks of March and the first week of April have NFL teams constantly on the road as they try and make as many pro days as possible. Sometimes, the general manager attends, or, in some cases, so does the head coach. You can often view a team’s level of interest in a specific player by who comes to his pro day.
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