Pro Days

Utah State

Linebacker Kyler Fackrell, who is expected to land in the second round, will do position drills and may try some shuttles. He met extensively with the New York Jets yesterday.

Kyler Fackrell had a very busy day at pro day. He completed 16 reps on the bench, one more than his Combine mark. He then completed both defensive end and linebacker drills.

The New York Jets ran Fackrell through a gauntlet of pass-rushing drills, allowing him to display his ability off the edge out of a three-point stance. Later, both the Jets and Indianapolis Colts pushed Fackrell through linebacker drills. I'm told the position drills lasted 45 minutes, and the Jets seem enamored with Fackrell.

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Mike Matthews - C - Aggies
NFL Media's Gil Brandt believes Texas A&M C Mike Matthews could be a long-time NFL starter.
Matthews was not invited to the NFL Scouting Combine despite an impressive pedigree. The son of Hall of Famer Bruce Matthews and brother of 2014 Falcons first-round pick Jake Matthews was a nice pivot in college who doesn't have much athleticism, a fact confirmed at his Pro Day. "Matthews won't wow anybody with his pro-day workout numbers, but when you put on the game tape, he's a completely different player," Brandt wrote. "His man rarely makes a play, and Matthews does a great job because of his competitiveness. Some team will sign Matthews as a priority free-agent following the 2016 NFL Draft, and he could be that team's center for many years." It's worth noting that the OL coaches from the Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets and Seattle Seahawks were at the workout.