Representatives from 28 NFL teams gathered at Texas A&M’s pro day Friday, where 16 players worked out. Two head coaches — Rex Ryan of the New York Jets and Dennis Allen of the Oakland Raiders — were present, as well five defensive line coaches and two linebacker coaches.

Ryan Tannehill has become one of the NFL draft’s most controversial figures with opinions varying on the Texas A&M product as much as any prospect out there, and Mike Mayock added to the conversation on the QB Thursday.

Top QB prospect Ryan Tannehill had a great workout at the Texas A&M pro day Thursday, writes NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock.

After his performance at the Texas A&M pro day on Thursday, I think there’s a very good chance that QB Ryan Tannehill can be a top pick in the NFL Draft in April.

Quarterback prospect Ryan Tannehill will not work out until March 28, but nine other players worked out Wednesday at Texas A&M’s pro day

Ryan Tannehill, one of the top quarterback prospects in the 2012 NFL Draft, will throw for scouts on March 29, his first workout since fracturing his right foot prior to the Senior Bowl. The workout will take place on the campus of Texas A&M.

Texas A&M Defensive end/outside linebacker Von Miller has had a great week of practice, and is one of the best natural pass rushers I have ever seen. I’m really looking forward to seeing him in action at the Senior Bowl on Saturday.

With both Super Bowl teams playing a 3-4 and the defensive system becoming more popular with each passing season, the time has never been better for speedy outside linebacker prospects.

Three Texas A&M players who did not participate in the NFL Scouting Combine produced outstanding workouts at the school’s pro day, which was held indoors on FieldTurf on Wednesday, including the son of Hall of Famer Bruce Matthews.

Stephen McGee. Remember this name because he could be a real sleeper in next month’s draft. Certainly the 17 NFL scouts and one coach who showed up at Texas A&M’s pro day will remember the quarterback and his workout.