Virginia Tech Pro Day: Top Performers Who Boosted Their NFL Draft Stock
Virginia Tech’s Pro Day was a pivotal moment for 17 draft-eligible Hokies as they took center stage under the watchful eyes of NFL scouts and coaches. While some players had already showcased their talents at the NFL Combine, this event offered another crucial opportunity to solidify their draft stock and make a lasting impression.
Powell-Ryland and Peebles Put on a Strength Show
Two of the standout performances came in the weight room, where Keonta Jenkins Powell-Ryland and Keshawn Peebles displayed impressive power and endurance. Their sheer strength and conditioning turned heads, proving they have the physicality to compete at the next level.
Dorian Strong Elevates His Draft Status
Cornerback Dorian Strong made a strong case for himself with an impressive showing that only further solidified his position as a top defensive prospect. His speed, agility, and ball skills were on full display, giving scouts plenty to consider as they evaluate secondary talent in this year’s draft class.
Ali Jennings Looks Healthier and Ready to Compete
After battling injuries, wide receiver Ali Jennings finally looked back to full strength, and it showed. His crisp route running, solid hands, and fluid movement reassured scouts that he’s ready to make an impact at the professional level.
Lane and Tuten Flash NFL Potential
Wide receiver Da’Quan Felton Lane and running back Bhayshul Tuten continued to showcase why they belong in the NFL conversation. Lane’s speed and versatility were evident, while Tuten’s explosiveness and vision in drills highlighted his ability to make plays at the next level.
Virginia Tech’s Pro Day proved to be a game-changing opportunity for these draft hopefuls. With scouts taking notes and decisions looming, several Hokies may have just taken a major step toward hearing their names called on draft day.