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Video: Highlights from USC Pro Day

Erik-McKinneyby:Erik McKinney•about 8 hours•

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USC defensive backs prepare to go through drills at the Trojans' Pro Day
USC defensive backs prepare to go through drills at the Trojans' Pro Day (Erik McKinney/WeAreSC)

Fifteen USC Trojans who just finished their college careers took to Allyson Felix Field at Katherine B. Loker Track Stadium & Colich Center on Wednesday morning to take part in USC’s Pro Day.

Scouts representing all 32 NFL teams were in attendance.

There isn’t a Caleb Williams in this group — a guy projected at the top of the draft who drew tons of national attention to the event. In fact, just three USC players were invited to the NFL Combine. That’s a pretty significant drop from last year, when eight former Trojans were in Indianapolis. It’s been a long time since fewer than five former Trojans were at the Combine.

But Wednesday offered an opportunity for those players not at the Combine to shine, despite it being a rainy morning with some amount of sprinkling throughout testing and drills.

Yesterday, we ran through the key takeaways from testing and measurements.

Here are a few more:

Jamil Muhammad posted what would have been top-five times among defensive ends at the NFL Combine in the shuttle and three-cone drill. He’s never going to be the biggest guy on the edge (6-foot-0.75 and 254 pounds), but he measured in with the second longest arms, biggest hand size and biggest wingspan among all USC players. He also put up 25 bench press reps, which would have measured up well with a majority of the defensive ends at the Combine.

Woody Marks only took part in the 40-yard dash and he basically confirmed his time from the Combine. He posted a 4.54 official time in Indianapolis and hit 4.52 on the turf at USC.

John Humphrey posted a solid short shuttle time of 4.23 (third among Combine corners although just four did the drill) and jumped 39 inches in the vertical.

Video Highlights from USC Pro Day 2025

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