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In response to
"What does this indicate? I heard he didn't impress at the Combine. Is this like giving him a 2nd chance?"
by
Mop
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Top-tier prospects will have private workouts scheduled with teams as extra auditions...
Posted by
Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz)
Mar 25 '15, 06:09
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there's basically 3 types of workouts
Combine workout -- NFL sanctioned -- disadvantage = unfamiliar setting and recievers which can affect timing.
Pro-Day workout -- Held at the college for all its NFL-eligible players -- advantages = home field, your own receivers so you have a comfort level in timing and such...
Private workouts -- actions = determined by team.
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Basically, each has it's positives and negatives as far as who controls the agenda. A bad pro-day is likely a worse reflector overall than a bad Combine because the colleges set the agenda at Pro-Day.
Granted, both are overall not vital (as seen by Teddy B last year) to NFL success.
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