Notre Dame’s pro day on Tuesday featured 14 players, including first-round NFL draft hopefuls Manti Te’o, Tyler Eifert and Zeke Motta.

Representatives from NFL teams gathered at Minnesota’s pro day on Monday and one player stood out from the rest.

Prospects who weren’t invited to the NFL Scouting Combine will get a chance to make their mark in the minds of scouts at pro days. Those who either worked out poorly or didn’t work out at all, meanwhile, will get a shot at redemption. Gil Brandt underlines the importance of the college pro days by listing nine players who significantly boosted their careers at their pro day workouts.

Manti Te’o‘s on-the-field performance at the NFL Scouting Combine did little to erase doubts about his overall speed and lateral quickness, Bucky Brooks says, which means that the linebacker will need to put on a better performance at his pro day workout to retain his upper-level spot on draft boards across the league.

Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei made the wrong type of news at the NFL Scouting Combine, when an echocardiogram detected a heart condition for a player many expected to go in the top 10 in April’s draft.

Some of the biggest news to come out the NFL Scouting Combine involved the health status of Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei. NFL.com’s Daniel Jeremiah writes that you can expect most clubs will fly Lotulelei into their respective cities for another round of physical exams following his March 20 pro day in Salt Lake City.

With his NFL Scouting Combine experience disappointingly halted due to a heart condition, Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei is shifting focus to his pro day. Lotulelei talked to NFL Network’s Akbar Gbajabiamila about the ultimate importance of the workout at Utah’s pro day on March 20.

Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones will not work out at the NFL Scouting Combine, a source close to the player told Ian Rapoport. Instead, Jones will conduct his workout for scouts at Georgia’s pro day on March 21.

Purdue defensive tackle Kawann Short will not work out at the NFL Scouting Combine or his school’s pro day on March 1. A hamstring injury will keep the star Boilermaker shelved for the immediate future, but Short will hold a personal workout for teams at the Purdue campus on March 25. Short is expected to go in the first two rounds of the draft. Follow Gil Brandt on Twitter @Gil_Brandt

Between the NFL Scouting Combine and the 2013 NFL Draft, NFL coaches and scouts — not to mention the prospects themselves — turn their attention to the various college pro day workouts. NFL.com has all the dates for the various pro days, and you can follow the progress of the top prospects by visiting our pro day blog throughout the draft process.

Bucky Brooks joins Matt “Money” Smith from Indianapolis to break down what he saw at the Senior Bowl, whose draft stock is rising and if the 2012 NFL Draft features the next Wes Welker.

With the NFL Scouting Combine right around the corner (starting Feb. 24 on NFL Network), more than 300 prospects will descend upon Indianapolis to impress coaches, scouts and team executives. But that’s only the beginning of their journey, hopefully, to the NFL.

Texas QB Colt McCoy isn’t ready to throw at the combine this week, according to a source with the knowledge of the situation.

With the combine just over the horizon, the cream of this draft crop remains at defensive tackle, where Gerald McCoy and Ndamukong Suh are the contenders to be the No. 1 overall pick.

Which wide receiver will be most coveted in the 2010 NFL Draft? NFL Total Access breaks down the debate.