Now that the NFL Scouting Combine is in the rear-view mirror, it's time for the Ravens scouts to hit the road again for colleges' pro days.
Many colleges hold pro days to show off their prospects' on-field talent one final time before the draft.
A pro day is different from the combine workout because it gives scouts a more in-depth and up-close look at an individual prospect. There are more football-like workouts that players are put through as opposed to pure Olympic-style challenges like the 40-yard dash, vertical jump and long jump.
Some prospects will still do those things, particularly if they weren't happy with their results at the combine, but it's more about showing a different side to their athleticism.
With that, here's the full pro day schedule and some players to keep an eye on:
March 3
Northern Arizona
Vanderbilt
March 4
Alabama State
Arizona State
Eastern Kentucky – DE Noah Spence
Kentucky
Nebraska
Troy
March 7
Auburn
Minnesota
Prairie View A&M
March 8
Connecticut
Illinois State
Jacksonville (Ala.) State
Kansas State – OG Cody Whitehair
Northwestern
Oklahoma State – DE Emmanuel Ogbah
Samford
West Georgia
March 9
Alabama – ILB Reggie Ragland, CB Cyrus Jones, RB Derrick Henry, DT A'Shawn Robinson
Buffalo
Central Oklahoma
Colorado
Colorado State
Louisville
Marshall
Monmouth (N.J.)
Oklahoma – WR Sterling Shepard, DE Charles Tapper
Rutgers
Wisconsin
March 10
Clemson – DE Shaq Lawson, DE Kevin Dodd, CB Mackensie Alexander
Fordham
Furman
Harvard
Illinois
Miami (Ohio)
Mississippi State
Oregon – DE DeForest Buckner
Tulsa
Washington State
March 11
Georgia State
Ohio State – DE Joey Bosa, RB Ezekiel Elliott, LB Darron Lee, CB Eli Apple, OT Taylor Decker, WR Michael Thomas, SS Vonn Bell, OLB Joshua Perry, WR Braxton Miller
Oregon State
Texas Tech
West Alabama
March 14
Bowling Green
Cincinnati
LSU – OG Vadal Alexander
Manitoba (Canada)
Sacramento State
Southern
Toledo
Wake Forest
March 15
Charlotte
Delta State
Grand Valley State
Northwestern State (La.)
Ouachita Baptist
Richmond
UCLA – LB Myles Jack
Virginia
Western Michigan
Youngstown State
March 16
Arkansas – TE Hunter Henry
Baylor – WR Corey Coleman, DT Andrew Billings
Boston College
Fresno State
Georgia – OLB Leonard Floyd
Louisiana-Lafayette
Michigan State
Old Dominion
Pittsburgh
San Jose State
Temple
Virginia Tech – CB Kendall Fuller
March 17
Central Arkansas
Central Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Kennesaw State
Penn State
San Diego State
Southeastern Louisiana
Stanford
William & Mary
March 18
Akron
California – QB Jared Goff
Georgia Tech
Kent State
Michigan
Navy
March 21
Iowa
Louisiana-Monroe
North Carolina State
South Florida
March 22
Angelo State
Azusa Pacific
Florida – CB Vernon Hargreaves
Grambling State
Iowa State
Louisiana Tech
Montana State
North Carolina
Northern Iowa
Pittsburg State
Texas-San Antonio
Texas State
March 23
Alcorn State
Duke
Liberty
Missouri
North Carolina Central
Ohio
Purdue
Syracuse
Texas
USC
Valdosta State
Weber State
March 24
Arizona
Ball State
Cal Poly
East Carolina
Houston – CB William Jackson III
Lamar
Massachusetts
Missouri Western State
North Dakota State – QB Carson Wentz
Rice
Southern Miss
Utah
March 25
BYU – DE Bronson Kaufusi
March 28
California-Davis
Ole Miss – WR Laquan Treadwell, OT Laremy Tunsil, DT Robert Nkemdiche
South Alabama
Stony Brook
March 29
Florida State – CB Jalen Ramsey
Western Kentucky
March 30
Maryland – FS Sean Davis, OLB Yannick Ngakoue
Miami (Fla.)
SMU
South Carolina
South Carolina State
Southern Utah
Tennessee
March 31
Appalachian State
Boise State – OLB Kamalei Correa, FS Darian Thompson
Florida Atlantic
Florida Tech
Middle Tennessee
Notre Dame – OT Ronnie Stanley, LB Jalen Smith, WR Will Fuller
TCU – WR Josh Doctson
The Citadel
Washington
Yale
April 1
Coastal Carolina
Eastern Washington
Indiana
Jacksonville (Fla.)
Villanova
April 2
Dartmouth
April 4
Arkansas State
West Virginia
April 5
Sam Houston State
April 6
Georgia Southern
Memphis
Texas A&M – OT Germain Ifedi
Utah State
