Stanford football is set to host its Pro Timing Day on March 18, where 10 players will showcase their skills to NFL scouts. Key participants include inside linebacker Hunter Barth, defensive lineman Zach Buckey, and quarterback Ben Gulbranson. Each athlete brings a unique background, with Barth having transferred from California and standout performances from players like CJ Williams and Sam Roush bolstering the roster. Last year, a Cardinal player was selected in the NFL draft, continuing a streak that dates back to 2010.

By the Numbers
  • 10 Stanford players are participating in this year's Pro Day.
  • Stanford has had 57 NFL draft picks since 2010, ranking fourth among current ACC schools.
State of Play
  • The Pro Day starts at 9 a.m., allowing media access at the field entrance.
  • Stanford is looking to maintain its tradition of producing NFL talent with another impressive draft class this year.
What's Next

As scouts assess the talent on Pro Day, the immediate focus will be on how these players perform, which could significantly impact their draft prospects. With the NFL Draft approaching, players will look to solidify their positions or improve their stock based on their outing.

Bottom Line

Stanford's Pro Timing Day is critical for the athletes, offering them a platform to impress NFL scouts and potentially secure a spot in the upcoming draft. With a strong relationship between Stanford and professional football, the stakes are high for these players.