Once the NFL Combine reaches its conclusion, the next step in the NFL Draft process is Pro Days held at colleges across the nation.
The showcase events put on by most Division I programs allows teams to take a deeper look at the collection of prospects at each school.
For some players, pro day carries extra importance since they use it as a display of talent after not wanting to participate in a few drills at the combine.
The month-long whirlwind across the country begins Wednesday, when the Alabama Crimson Tide take center stage, while Penn State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Ohio State and a few other top-notch programs wait until the third week of March for their respective showcases.