Representatives from 27 NFL teams gathered at the pro day held at Oregon, where 15 players went through a workout held indoors on FieldTurf. The entire defensive staff of the Kansas City Chiefs, plus head coach Andy Reid and general manager John Dorsey, were on hand for the workout.

Well, the week of preparation is mostly over for the Patriots and Titans as they gear up for Sunday. Interviews here in Nashville are over, and now it’s time to make sense of what I gathered over the past few days before I go on and talk about it on NFL Network’s First on the Field and GameDay Morning Sunday. Want a quick and interesting nugget, though? Let’s end the work week with one… One of the biggest challenges for the Titans is to deal with the Patriots no-huddle offense, should they choose to use it. It is fast, furious, and incredibly hard to stop. The logistical issues abound for a defense, notably how to call plays that quick and […]

Michigan State’s Greg Jones had a lot of buzz entering Senior Bowl practices this week, but he has failed to live up to the hype. He’s way too stiff and struggled during blitz drills.

Oregon RB LeGarrette Blount, who wasn’t present at the school’s Thursday pro day, is scheduled to work out at a second pro day March 18, NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora reported.

LeGarrette Blount (6-foot, 241 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine) was a no-show at Oregon’s pro day on Thursday. The controversial running back had been trying to restore his image, but skipping the school’s pro day is a curious move.

Along with the increased exposure for college athletes comes increased scrutiny. And for Oregon’s LeGarrette Blount, that turned out to be extremely costly.

Jairus Byrd, Oregon’s quick defensive back who did not participate in the Ducks’ pro day, held a private workout for scouts Thursday indoors on FieldTurf.

Though he stood on most of his workout drill numbers from the combine, safety Patrick Chung was a standout in the position drills at the Oregon Pro Day.