According to AL.com's Mike Rodak, former Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa is expected to be healthy by April and able to participate in throwing workouts for prospective NFL teams.
His agent, Leigh Steinberg, told Rodak on Tuesday that the former Crimson Tide signal-caller is expected to hold about a 40-minute session in which he'll make up to 80 throws in front of team scouts.
“The [intention] there is the ball never touches the ground and I think he’s gonna blow away teams in that process,” Steinberg told AL.com.
Alabama's pro day is in March, but Tagovailoa could hold a separate pro day closer to the NFL draft on April 23.