WBRC TUSCALOOSA, AL – Inside the Hank Crisp Indoor Practice Facility, Alabama had its annual pro day on Wednesday. Twelve former Crimson Tide players performed for NFL scouts, coaches, and general managers.
The list of players included:
- Terrion Arnold
- JC Latham
- Kool-Aid McKinstry
- Chris Braswell
- Dallas Turner
- Jermaine Burton
- Trezmen Marshall
- Jase McClellan
- Darrian Dalcourt
- Justin Eboigbe
- Jaylen Key
- Will Reichard
Wednesday’s pro day marked a different era without Nick Saban in the building, but there were plenty of coaches like Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, Las Vegas Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce, Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan, and Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy. New Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer and quarterback Jalen Milroe were also in attendance.
It was a full house as players participated in events like the vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and agilities, but most partook in their respective individual position drills. McKinstry, who didn’t perform in the NFL combine due to a foot injury, made his presence felt in Tuscaloosa after running a 4.47 40. He’s scheduled to undergo surgery on Friday and is expected to be a full go at training camp.
“Me going to Pinson, it just means a lot, man,” McKinstry said. “For me, just being from that community, just happy to be a product from that community, just being able to show what I got and show that people from Birmingham/Pinson can do whatever they want to do.”
A new list of former Alabama players prepare to hear their names called come April 25 in Detroit for the start of the NFL Draft.
“It’s a dream come true,” former Alabama offensive lineman JC Latham said. “It’s one step forward. There won’t be anymore workouts now. Next time I suit up will be a team. That’s a really big deal.”
