When is Every School’s Pro Day? Full Schedule Including When Fernando Mendoza Will Throw

With the 2026 NFL combine concluding over the weekend, draft prospects will now turn their attention to their top-30 visits and pro days.

The majority of schools will host a pro day, allowing scouts and teams to come visit and see their top players. Pro days are particularly important for players who were not invited to the combine or prefer to take part in drills at their school instead of the combine.

The most notable player that didn’t work out at the combine was Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, the presumptive No. 1 pick. Mendoza instead plans to throw at Indiana’s pro day, which will make it a must-see event.

Here’s a look at when Mendoza’s pro day is, and when other schools are scheduled to hold their respective pro days this year.

When is Fernando Menodza’s pro day?

Fernando Mendoza will participate in Indiana’s pro day on April 1. Mendoza opted not to throw at the combine so he could throw to his teammates and give them the “best chance.”

Every school’s pro day:

Here’s a look at when each school’s pro day will take place, via PFF and NFL.com. A number of schools have yet to announce when their pro day will be, so this list will be updated with those dates when they are announced.

March 4:

Purdue

March 5:

Illinois State
Navy

March 6:

Wisconsin

March 7:

Georgia Southern
Lehigh
Pittsburg State

March 10:

Colorado State
Kansas State
Monmouth
Norfolk State
San Diego State
Troy

March 11:

Georgia State
Kansas
UCLA
Wyoming

March 12:

Clemson
Delaware State
Illinois
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
USC

March 13:

Arkansas
Georgia Tech

March 16:

Abilene Christian
Syracuse
Washington

March 17:

Northwestern
Oregon
Virginia

March 18:

Central Michigan
East Texas A&M
Georgia
Incarnate Word
Minnesota
Mississippi
Penn State
Stanford
UTSA

March 19:

Cal
Kennesaw State
Memphis
Michigan State
North Dakota State
Stephen F. Austin
Utah
Western Michigan

March 20:

BYU
Michigan
Missouri
Vanderbilt

March 22:

Baylor

March 23:

Alabama State
Boston College
Bowling Green
Duke
LSU
Miami (FL)
New Mexico
Rhode Island
SMU
Southeastern Louisiana
Toledo
UNC

March 24:

Auburb
Boise State
Central Connecticut State
Cincinnati
Iowa State
Louisville
N.C. State
Notre Dame
South Dakota
Texas
UConn
Western Illinois
William & Mary

March 25:

Alabama
Appalachian State
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Ohio State
Sam Houston State
UCF
UNLV
Wake Forest

March 26:

Alcorn State
Florida
Grambling State
Jackson State
Pittsburgh
Stony Brook
TCU
Texas Tech
UAB

March 27:

Arizona State
Florida State
Houston
Kent State
Maryland
Mississippi State
South Dakota State

March 29:

Charlotte

March 30:

Tennessee State

March 31:

Buffalo
Colorado
Northern Colorado
Tennessee

April 1:

Indiana
Nevada

April 3:

Montana

April 10:

Towson