2022 NFL Draft: Pro day schedule and results tracker with measurements, times for top prospects

We are now in the throws of Pro Day season. Drink it in. It always goes down smooth. And while we did get back to a normal NFL Scouting Combine a few weeks ago, a fair amount of top prospects decided to forego working out in Indianapolis, instead choosing to hit the field at their respective school’s pro day.

As the reports begin to surface, CBSSports.com will be tracking all of the results, along with the entire schedule of events: 

March 8

Miami (Ohio)

Notable prospects: 

• EDGE Dominique Robinson
• S Sterling Weatherford

Robinson stood on his figures from the combine. Weatherford measured in at 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds. He ran 4.59, had a 36-inch vertical and did 21 reps on the bench press. 

March 9

Arkansas

Notable prospects: 

• WR Treylon Burks
• DT John Ridgeway
• EDGE Tre Williams

Burks improved his vertical from 33 inches at the combine to 35.5 inches at his pro day. Williams ran an official 5.03 in the 40-yard dash and boosted his vertical from 26.5 inches at the combine to 30.5 inches at the pro day. His three-cone time was 7.12.

Kansas State

Notable prospects:

Thompson completed 50-of-53 passes during his throwing session at his pro day. 

Oklahoma

Notable prospects:

• DT Perrion Winfrey
• EDGE Nik Bonitto
• OL Marquis Hayes
• LB Brian Asamoah
• RB Kennedy Brooks

Asamoah did not improve upon any of his on-field figures from the combine. He ran 4.56 in the 40. Brooks boosted his vertical at the combine from 31 inches to 35.5 inches. His three-cone time of 7.00 seconds flat was impressive. Hayes tacked on 1.5 inches to his vertical from the combine — up to 24.5 inches. Winfrey stood on his combine workout. 

UAB 

Notable prospects:

Due to an injury at the combine, Wright did not work out. 

Wisconsin

Notable prospects:

• LB Leo Chenal
• LB Jack Sanborn
• TE Jake Ferguson

Chenal stood on his 41-inch vertical and 4.52 time in the 40 from the combine but tested extremely fast in the three-cone drill at 6.84 seconds. Ferguson…