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Media Advisory: 2021 Pro Day Schedule

​​​​As a lead-up to the 2021 NFL Draft, the following are confirmed dates for college pro days. The NFL is collecting logistical details from schools to share with the media regarding plans for virtual media availabilities in advance of the April 29-May 1 Draft. The information below will continue to be updated.

BY DATE

(subject to change)​

Friday, March 5

Kansas

 

 

Tuesday, March 9

Kansas State

Northwestern

Wisconsin-Whitewater

 

 

Wednesday, March 10

Arkansas

Marshall

Maryland

Wisconsin

 

 

Thursday, March 11

Clemson

Nevada

Texas

 

 

Friday, March 12

Arkansas State

North Dakota State

Oklahoma

 

 

Monday, March 15

Army

Kent State

Middle Tennessee State

Vanderbilt

 

 

Tuesday, March 16

Georgia Tech

Temple

 

 

Wednesday, March 17

Arizona

Georgia

Illinois

Pittsburgh

San Jose State

 

 

Thursday, March 18

Auburn

Buffalo

Central Arkansas

Louisiana Tech

Louisiana-Monroe

Stanford

Troy

West Virginia

 

 

Friday, March 19

Memphis

Ohio

TCU

 

 

Monday, March 22

Air Force

Bowling Green

Colorado State

Florida State

Iowa

Missouri

Toledo

 

 

Tuesday, March 23

Alabama

Central Michigan

Iowa State

Nebraska

Purdue

 

 

Wednesday, March 24

Michigan State

Mississippi State

South Carolina

Southern California

Virginia

 

 

Thursday, March 25

Georgia Southern

Massachusetts

Mississippi

North Texas

Penn State

San Diego State

Southern Methodist

Tennessee

Western Michigan

 

 

Friday, March 26

Boston College

Brigham Young

Michigan

South Dakota State

Virginia Tech

 

 

Monday, March 29

Arizona State

Duke

Louisiana-Lafayette

Miami (Fla.)

Miami (Ohio)

North Carolina

 

 

Tuesday, March 30

Alabama

East Carolina

Florida Atlantic

Louisville

North Carolina State

Ohio State

Texas A&M

Tulane

Washington

 

 

Wednesday, March 31

Boise State

Florida

Kentucky

Louisiana State

Notre Dame

Wake Forest

 

 

Thursday, April 1

Central Florida

Minnesota

North Carolina (Charlotte)

Oklahoma State

Oregon State

South Florida

Western Kentucky

 

 

Friday, April 2

Oregon

Tulsa

 

 

Wednesday, April 7

Texas Tech

 

 

Friday, April 9

Alabama-Birmingham

Ball State

Houston

 

BY COLLEGE

(subject to change)

 

Air Force

Monday, March 22

Alabama

Tuesday, March 23; Tuesday, March 30

Alabama-Birmingham

Friday, April 9

Arizona

Wednesday, March 17

Arizona State

Monday, March 29

Arkansas

Wednesday, March 10

Arkansas State

Friday, March 12

Army

Monday, March 15

Auburn

Thursday, March 18

Ball State

Friday, April 9

Boise State

Wednesday, March 31

Boston College

Friday, March 26

Bowling Green

Monday, March 22

Brigham Young

Friday, March 26

Buffalo

Thursday, March 18

Central Arkansas

Thursday, March 18

Central Florida

Thursday, April 1

Central Michigan

Tuesday, March 23

Clemson

Thursday, March 11

Colorado State

Monday, March 22

Duke

Monday, March 29

East Carolina

Tuesday, March 30

Florida

Wednesday, March 31

Florida Atlantic

Thursday, March 30

Florida State

Monday, March 22

Georgia

Wednesday, March 17

Georgia Southern

Thursday, March 25

Georgia Tech

Tuesday, March 16

Houston

Friday, April 9

Illinois

Wednesday, March 17

Iowa

Monday, March 22

Iowa State

Tuesday, March 23

Kansas

Friday, March 5

Kansas State

Tuesday, March 9

Kent State

Monday, March 15

Kentucky

Wednesday, March 31

Louisiana State

Wednesday, March 31

Louisiana Tech

Thursday, March 18

Louisiana-Lafayette

Monday, March 29

Louisiana-Monroe

Thursday, March 18

Louisville

Tuesday, March 30

Marshall

Wednesday, March 10

Maryland

Wednesday, March 10

Massachusetts

Thursday, March 25

Memphis

Friday, March 19

Miami (Fla.)

Monday, March 29

Miami (Ohio)

Monday, March 29

Michigan

Friday, March 26

Michigan State

Wednesday, March 24

Middle Tennessee State

Monday, March 15

Minnesota

Thursday, April 1

Mississippi

Thursday, March 25

Mississippi State

Wednesday, March 24

Missouri

Monday, March 22

Nebraska

Tuesday, March 23

Nevada

Thursday, March 11

North Carolina

Monday, March 29

North Carolina (Charlotte)

Thursday, April 1

North Carolina State

Tuesday, March 30

North Dakota State

Friday, March 12

North Texas

Thursday, March 25

Northwestern

Tuesday, March 9

Notre Dame

Wednesday, March 31

Ohio

Friday, March 19

Ohio State

Tuesday, March 30

Oklahoma

Friday, March 12

Oklahoma State

Thursday, April 1

Oregon

Friday, April 2

Oregon State

Thursday, April 1

Penn State

Thursday, March 25

Pittsburgh

Wednesday, March 17

Purdue

Tuesday, March 23

San Diego State

Thursday, March 25

San Jose State

Wednesday, March 17

South Carolina

Wednesday, March 24

South Dakota State

Friday, March 26

South Florida

Thursday, April 1

Southern California

Wednesday, March 24

Southern Methodist

Thursday, March 25

Stanford

Thursday, March 18

TCU

Friday, March 19

Temple

Tuesday, March 16

Tennessee

Thursday, March 25

Texas

Thursday, March 11

Texas A&M

Tuesday, March 30

Texas Tech

Wednesday, April 7

Toledo

Monday, March 22

Troy

Thursday, March 18

Tulane

Tuesday, March 30

Tulsa

Friday, April 2

Vanderbilt

Monday, March 15

Virginia

Wednesday, March 24

Virginia Tech

Friday, March 26

Wake Forest

Wednesday, March 31

Washington

Tuesday, March 30

West Virginia

Thursday, March 18

Western Kentucky

Thursday, April 1

Western Michigan

Thursday, March 25

Wisconsin

Wednesday, March 10

Wisconsin-Whitewater

Tuesday, March 9

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NFL Announces Legends Impact Grant Recipients

Three players awarded additional funding for their non-profit foundations ​

The NFL today announced the 2021 Legends Impact Grant recipients, which recognize the outstanding and ongoing philanthropic efforts of NFL Legends. Created in 2018, the award is a component of the NFL Foundation’s Player Foundation Grant initiative and supports NFL Legends’ commitment to making their communities healthy, happy and safe.


NFL Legends TWAN RUSSELLHARRY SYDNEY and CHRIS LONG were selected as the 2021 winners, and were awarded $50,000, $40,000, and $30,000, respectively for their foundations.

 

“NFL Legends continue to positively impact their communities each and every day,” said NFL Vice President of Philanthropy and Executive Director of the NFL Foundation, ALEXIA GALLAGHER. “We are proud of their philanthropic endeavors and on-going efforts to create meaningful change.” 

 

  • Founded in 1998, the Russell Education Foundation (REF) has maintained the centric goal of closing the achievement gap for low-income students in South Florida through afterschool and summer learning services. REF embraces many significant elements: learning is central to their mission, they build bridges between parents, schools and Russell Reading Rooms and they measure program quality outcomes appropriate to afterschool settings.
  • Created by Harry Sydney in 2003, My Brother’s Keeper is a Male Mentoring Program in Green Bay, WI. My Brother’s Keeper is dedicated to providing Straight Talk-Sound Direction mentoring services to assist individuals in dealing with hardships of life. Their fundamental goal is to help others live with integrity, respect, and standards; Sydney is committed to providing his clients with the knowledge and skills to make positive decisions and changes in their lives.
     
  • The mission of the Chris Long Foundation is to support bright futures for communities and the individuals that make up those communities. The Chris Long Foundation believes borders do not limit caring for fellow neighbors. They actively participate in and promote both international and domestic programs focused around clean water, military appreciation, homelessness, and youth. The Foundation programs aim to generate impactful results by creating opportunities and providing resources, financial support, and meaningful experiences to those they serve.

The Legend Impact Award winners were selected by a panel of distinguished individuals of the NFL Legends Community:

 

  • WARRICK DUNN: 3x Pro Bowler at running back and 2004 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Winner
  • CHAD PENNINGTON: 2x AP NFL Comeback Player of the Year, current head coach at the Sayre School and NFL Legends Community Executive Director
  • WILL SHIELDS: 2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, 3x First-Team All-Pro at guard and founder of the “Will Succeed” Foundation
  • TROY VINCENT: 5x Pro Bowler, 2002 First-Team All-Pro at cornerback, 2002 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Winner and NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations
  • LEONARD WHEELER: Eight-year NFL defensive back, current public speaker and coach, and NFL Legends Community Executive Director


ABOUT THE NFL FOUNDATION

The National Football League Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of those touched by the game of football – from players at all levels to communities across the country. The NFL Foundation represents the 32 NFL clubs and supports the health, safety and wellness of athletes, youth football, and the communities that support our game. For more information on the NFL Foundation, visit nflfoundation.org or follow @NFLFoundation on Twitter.

 

ABOUT THE NFL LEGENDS COMMUNITY

The NFL Legends Community, launched in 2013, provides unique opportunities and resources for Legends to engage year-round with the league, clubs and their teammates. Serving as a central resource for players to learn about programs and benefits available to them, the Legends Community uses a peer-to-peer model to foster one of the strongest brotherhoods in professional sports. Legends Community Directors and Coordinators lead the efforts across the country. To date, nearly 13,000 Legends have registered for the Legends Community.

 

NFL HOSTS FIFTH WOMEN’S CAREERS IN FOOTBALL FORUM

In a virtual format this year, the forum will continue to develop a pipeline for female talent in football operations roles

NEW YORK (February 23, 2021) – The NFL will host the fifth annual Women's Careers in Football Forum virtually Feb. 24-25 as part of its ongoing commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The Forum will connect 40 women, 75% of whom are women of color, with leaders in professional football to help those women network and build relationships in the areas of coaching, scouting and football operations.

Participants taking part in the two-day virtual event will attend panel discussions, breakout sessions, and networking activities with executives, coaches, industry experts and hiring managers representing organizations such as the NFL and Women Leaders in College Sports. Most of the participants currently work in entry-level college football roles and will learn more about where their experiences can lead them in professional football. 

Since 2017, the Forum has served to help develop a more diverse talent pipeline by connecting high-potential women to career opportunities in football. Over the past four years, 118 opportunities have emerged for women in football. Past participants of the forum include: Brown University Quarterbacks Coach Heather Marini, the first female positional coach in the history of the sport; Cleveland Browns Chief of Staff Callie Brownson; Tampa Bay Buccaneers Assistant Defensive Line Coach Lori Locust, the first female positional coach in the NFL; San Francisco 49ers Pro Personnel Analyst Salli Clavelle, the NFL's first Black female scout; and Washington Football Team Assistant Running Backs Coach Jennifer King, the League's first Black female coach.

Featured speakers include NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Jane Skinner Goodell, NFL Chief Football Administrative Officer Dawn Aponte, as well as three club owners, seven head coaches and six general managers, who are listed below.

NFL Club Owners

Dee Haslam, Cleveland Browns Manager and Principal Partner

Sheila Ford Hamp, Detroit Lions Owner and Chairman

Darcie Glazer Kassewitz, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Co-Owner & President of Glazer Vision Foundation

Head Coaches

Sean McDermott, Buffalo Bills

Brian Flores, Miami Dolphins

Bill Belichick, New England Patriots

Robert Saleh, New York Jets

Bruce Arians, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Mike Vrabel, Tennessee Titans

Ron Rivera, Washington Football Team

General Managers

Terry Fontenot, Atlanta Falcons

Brandon Beane, Buffalo Bills

Andrew Berry, Cleveland Browns

Brad Holmes, Detroit Lions

Nick Caserio, Houston Texans

Jon Robinson, Tennessee Titans

John Licht, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Day one (Feb. 24) of the Forum will be open for media attendance and the agenda is outlined below. To RSVP contact Kelsey Boyd (Kelsey.Boyd@nfl.com) or Jordyn White (Jordyn.White@nfl.com).

 

Women's Careers in Football Forum Day One Agenda:

Wednesday, February 24th (Times outlined below are in Eastern time)

10:00 AM       Welcome & Program Introduction

10:10 AM      The Future of Football

Commissioner Roger Goodell and Jane Skinner Goodell with Callie Brownson, Kassandra Garcia, Jennifer King, and Lori Locust

11:00 AM      Pathways to Leadership Positions in Football

Brian Flores, Terry Fontenot, Brad Holmes, and Robert Saleh

12:00 PM      From 'Firsts' to the Future

Sheila Ford Hamp and Dee Haslam

2:15 PM        How the Bucs Were Built

Darcie Glazer Kassewitz, Bruce Arians, Jason Licht

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