What up, what up, what up, everybody.

Welcome back to the Charter podcast presented by St.

Xavier University.

I am Alex Shapiro.

And with me, as always, my guy, Clay Harbor, Ruthie Polinsky remains on the trip of a lifetime.

She's having a wonderful time.

So you're stuck with the two of us talking Bears football.

And today we are doing a pro day roundup. The combine is over. Teams are doing their due diligence

to set their draft board. So they're meeting with all of these players at their pro days at various

schools. Top 30 visits coming up. And we are going to go over some of the biggest nuggets from those pro days.

But before we get going, Clay, how are you doing my man?

I'm doing great and excited. I love ProDays, love Combine.

This is a cool time of the year, not only for the scouts and the coaches but also for the players.

If you're a guy that didn't perform well at the Combine, you get a chance to improve on that at the Pro Day and most teams

will take your best numbers. If you're a guy that just didn't want to run at the Pro Day or

the Combine, excuse me, for whatever reason, now you got to really show up at the Pro Day,

you got a chance to show these guys what you can do and if you're a guy that's maybe injured

and you couldn't perform at the Combine, now this is important for you to show the teams that you're healthy, you're ready to go.

By the time camp starts, everything starts going, that you can be on the field and help this team

and the way they want you to.

So it's a cool time right before, obviously, private workouts and the pre-draft visits.

The pro days are an extremely important but exciting time. Yeah, so we're going to just dip into a few of these pro days that are honestly still ongoing.

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