Former Badgers performed testing and position drills in front of NFL personnel as Wisconsin football held its annual pro day Friday inside the McClain Center.
Former Wisconsin wide receiver Bryson Green performs the bench press during Badgers Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Former Wisconsin wide receiver Bryson Green runs after a catch during Badgers Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Former Wisconsin outside linebacker John Pius performs the vertical jump during Badgers Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Former Wisconsin offensive lineman Jack Nelson performs position work during Badgers Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Former Wisconsin linebacker Jaheim Thomas runs the L-Drill during Badgers Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Former Madison Memorial and UW-Whitewater quarterback Jason Ceniti throws a pass during Wisconsin football Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Former UW-River Falls defensive back Dylan Brown performs the bench press during Wisconsin football pro day Friday inside the McClain Center.
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Former Wisconsin wide receiver Bryson Green performs the broad jump during Badgers Pro Day inside the McClain Center on Friday.
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Wisconsin football offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes, middle, talks with Badgers offensive lineman during pro day Friday inside the McClain Center.
Jack Nelson discussed why he hasn't done running or jumping testing in the predraft process, his Badgers football career and more at Wisconsin's pro day.Â
This former Madison Memorial standout who played at UW-Whitewater got the chance to throw and run in front of all 32 NFL teams, something he calls "an incredible opportunity."
Scheme changes on both sides of the ball, a bevy of new faces and a team desperate to get things turned around highlight the Badgers' 15 spring practice sessions.
A court ruling in May could force a Badgers senior into a different mode of life. But, at the moment, he's keeping his eyes squarely on improving in Wisconsin's secondary.Â
A transfer quarterback shows he's speeding up, young cornerbacks take advantage of extra work, a freshman defender turns heads and more from the Badgers' open-to-fans practice.Â