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Clemson Hosts Annual Pro Day as 15 Tigers Showcase NFL Draft Potential

Clemson hosted their annual Pro Day on Thursday, and 15 Tigers were able to test their abilities.
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Clemson held its annual Pro Day Thursday, with 15 Tigers working out in front of scouts from all 32 NFL teams ahead of the draft.
Clemson held its annual Pro Day Thursday, with 15 Tigers working out in front of scouts from all 32 NFL teams ahead of the draft. | Ken Ruinard / USA Today Co / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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On Thursday morning, 15 Clemson Tigers took part in the program's annual Pro Day ahead of the NFL Draft, including nine who had already worked out at the NFL Combine two weeks prior.

All 32 NFL teams were in attendance, most with multiple scouts on hand, alongside at least four auto racing teams that have made a habit of scouting former Tigers. The most intriguing visitor of them all, though, was a scout from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League.

However, before getting into individual performances, it's worth noting that cornerback Avieon Terrell sat out following a minor hamstring injury he suffered during on-field drills at the NFL Combine, per ESPN's Jordan Reid. He's scheduled to hold a private workout for scouts on March 30th.

Offensive lineman Tristan Leigh was also a late scratch for Pro Day, as he's going through a nagging injury and missed all testing. But the date for his private workout has not yet been announced.

With that, let's dive into the nine primary Tigers. Note that some players only participated in positional drills, so if you see that most of their testing results came from the NFL Combine, that's why.

QB Cade Klubnik — 6’1.7, 207 LBS

225-pound bench press: Did not test

10-yard split: 1.58 seconds

40-yard dash: 4.65 seconds

Shuttle run: Did not test

Three-cone drill: Did not test

Vertical jump: 33.5”

Broad jump: Did not test

RB/WR Adam Randall — 6’3.1, 231 LBS

225-pound bench press: 26 reps (NFL Combine)

10-yard split: 1.60 seconds (NFL Combine)

40-yard dash: 4.50 seconds (NFL Combine)

Shuttle run: 4.31 seconds

Three-cone drill: 7.27 seconds 

Vertical jump: 37” (NFL Combine)

Broad jump: 10’4 (NFL Combine)

WR Antonio Williams — 5’11.4, 189 LBS

225-pound bench press: 10 reps (NFL Combine)

10-yard split: 1.55 seconds  (NFL Combine)

40-yard dash: 4.41 seconds  (NFL Combine)

Shuttle run: 4.10 seconds 

Three-cone drill: 6.76 seconds 

Vertical jump: 39.5” (NFL Combine)

Broad jump: 10’4 (NFL Combine)

OT Blake Miller — 6’6.5, 318 LBS

225-pound bench press: 32 reps (NFL Combine)

10-yard split: 1.75 seconds (NFL Combine)

40-yard dash: 5.04 seconds (NFL Combine)

Shuttle run: 4.65 seconds

Three-cone drill: 7.75 seconds

Vertical jump: 32” (NFL Combine)

Broad jump: 9’5 (NFL Combine)

DT Peter Woods — 6’2.1, 302 LBS

225-pound bench press: Did not test 

10-yard split: 1.67 seconds 

40-yard dash: Did not test due to hamstring injury

Shuttle run: 5.54 seconds

Three-cone drill: 7.70 seconds

Vertical jump: 29”

Broad jump: 8’8

DT DeMonte Capehart — 6’4.5, 312 LBS

225-pound bench press: Did not test 

10-yard split: 1.72 seconds (NFL Combine)

40-yard dash: 4.85 seconds (NFL Combine)

Shuttle run: Did not test

Three-cone drill: Did not test

Vertical jump: 33.5” (NFL Combine)

Broad jump: 8’11 (NFL Combine)

DE T.J. Parker — 6’3.3, 255 LBS

225-pound bench press: Did not test 

10-yard split: 1.61 seconds (NFL Combine)

40-yard dash: 4.68 seconds (NFL Combine)

Shuttle run: Did not test

Three-cone drill: Did not test

Vertical jump: 37” (NFL Combine)

Broad jump: 10’4 (NFL Combine)

LB Wade Woodaz — 6’3.3, 234 LBS

225-pound bench press: Did not test

10-yard split: 1.55 seconds

40-yard dash: 4.52 seconds

Shuttle run: 4.50 seconds 

Three-cone drill: 7.27 seconds

Vertical jump: Did not test

Broad jump: 9’9

Other Notable Performances:

The seven other players that tested at Clemson's Indoor Practice Facility included center Ryan Linthicum, cornerback Jeadyn Lukus, offensive lineman Walker Parks, defensive ends Zaire Patterson and Cade Denhoff, as well as long snappers Philip Florenzo and Holden Caspersen.

Lukus was the standout of the group, running an electric 4.41 40-yard dash and recording an absurd 11'7" broad jump. This mark would have broken this year's NFL Combine record, where Georgia State wide receiver Ted Hurst and Vanderbilt tight end Eli Stowers shared the top spot at 11 '3".

But Parks also brought his A-game, recording 31 bench press reps, which would have tied him for the third-best at the NFL Combine, trailing only his teammate Blake Miller and Texas A&M's Trey Zuhn III.

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Angelo Feliberty
ANGELO FELIBERTY

Angelo Feliberty is a Sports Communication major who got his start with The Tiger newspaper at Clemson University starting as a contributor and working his way up to senior reporter covering multiple sports for the Clemson Tigers. A native of Myrtle Beach, S.C., Feliberty was a three-year letterman in track at Myrtle Beach High School.

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