The remaining scheduled pro days are important to know now that the Chicago Bears are officially on the clock for their next franchise quarterback. Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, Jayden Daniels, and JJ McCarthy will perform during their school's pro days. Fortunately, their pro days never happen on the same day.
The USC (Williams) pro day is Wednesday, March 20. Michigan (McCarthy), March 22. LSU (Daniels), March 27. North Carolina (Maye), March 28. Bears representatives will be present for most, if not all of the top QBs pro days.
Here is a list of all remaining pro days. Note The Big 12 Conference is hosting a joint pro day for the following schools: Baylor, BYU, UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech, and West Virginia. The combined pro day will be held at the Ford Center at The Star, in Frisco, Texas on March 27-30.
March 18
- Colorado State
- Fresno State
- Georgia State
- Iowa
- Miami
- Syracuse
- Troy
- Texas A&M
March 19
- Toledo
- Wyoming
March 20
- Alabama
- Connecticut
- Liberty
- Ohio State
- Texas
- USC
March 21
- California
- Eastern Kentucky
- Florida
- Holy Cross
- Houston Christian
- New Hampshire
- Notre Dame
- Rice
- Stanford
- Utah
- Virginia State
March 22
- Auburn
- Boston College
- Florida State
- Kentucky
- Michigan
- Missouri
March 25
- Louisiana
- South Dakota
- South Dakota State
- Southern Mississippi
- Temple
- Western Kentucky
March 26
- Boise State
- Louisville
- Mississippi State
- N.C. State
- North Dakota State
- Tulane
- UTEP
March 27
- Big 12 Pro Day (offensive skill players and DBs report)
- LSU
- Mississippi
- Pittsburgh
- Tennessee
- Wake Forest
- Washington State
March 28
- Big 12 Pro Day (offensive skill players and DBs work out)
- Charlotte
- Duke
- Howard
- Marshall
- North Carolina
- Rutgers
- Washington
March 29
- Big 12 Pro Day (O-linemen, D-linemen, LBs, specialists report)
- Maryland
March 30
- Big 12 Pro Day (O-linemen, D-linemen, LBs, specialists work out)
April 3
- Yale
The NFL Draft first round is Thursday April 25th.
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