Who is Participating in Alabama Football Pro Day 2025? Full Crimson Tide List
As one of the most storied programs in college football history, Alabama’s Pro Day is always a major event, with NFL scouts and coaches flocking to Tuscaloosa to evaluate the talent emerging from Nick Saban’s powerhouse program. The 2025 Alabama Football Pro Day promises to be one of the most highly anticipated in recent memory, as several players are looking to make a strong impression on NFL teams ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. With a rich history of NFL-caliber talent flowing from Tuscaloosa to professional football, this year’s Pro Day will be no different, showcasing a combination of elite talent, hard work, and ambition.
While the full list of Alabama players participating in Pro Day will likely include a range of draft-eligible players, some are already considered top prospects in the 2025 draft class, with many others looking to improve their stock and secure an opportunity at the next level. From future NFL stars to those seeking to elevate their draft status, each participant has a significant chance to make their mark.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the key participants in Alabama’s 2025 Pro Day, including their backgrounds, skill sets, and what they’ll be looking to prove in front of NFL scouts.
1. Bryce Young – Quarterback
Position: Quarterback
Height: 6’0″
Weight: 194 lbs
Draft Projection: First Round (Top 5)
The undisputed face of Alabama football during his time in Tuscaloosa, Bryce Young is poised to go in the top 5 of the 2025 NFL Draft and could potentially be selected as the first overall pick. Young’s ability to read defenses, make quick decisions, and extend plays with his legs while maintaining accuracy makes him one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in recent memory. His Heisman Trophy-winning season in 2023 further solidified his status as an elite prospect, and NFL teams will be looking closely at his Pro Day to see how his physical attributes, specifically his arm strength, mobility, and mechanics, translate to the professional level.
At Alabama’s Pro Day, Young will likely participate in various passing drills, including throwing to receivers in individual routes and executing deep-ball accuracy and timing. NFL scouts will focus on his arm strength, footwork, release speed, and ability to make all the necessary throws in an NFL-style offense. His height (or lack thereof, compared to other top quarterbacks) will also be a point of evaluation, but Young’s poise, football IQ, and leadership are his standout traits that will impress scouts.
2. Will Anderson Jr. – Edge Rusher
Position: Edge Rusher
Height: 6’4″
Weight: 243 lbs
Draft Projection: First Round (Top 3)
Will Anderson Jr. is widely considered the top overall prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft. A dominant force as an edge rusher for Alabama, Anderson finished his college career with over 30 sacks and numerous tackles for loss. Known for his incredible quickness, flexibility, and relentless pass-rushing ability, Anderson is expected to be a high pick and possibly the first defensive player taken in the draft.
At Pro Day, Anderson will showcase his elite athleticism with drills such as the 40-yard dash, vertical jump, and 3-cone drill. These drills will help illustrate his explosiveness off the line of scrimmage, which is key to his success as a pass rusher. Teams will be looking for Anderson to confirm his status as a rare talent capable of making an immediate impact in the NFL.
He’ll also participate in positional drills that demonstrate his ability to set the edge in the run game, drop into coverage, and rush the quarterback from various alignments. Scouts will be looking to see if Anderson has the flexibility and functional strength to dominate in an NFL defense.
3. Jahmyr Gibbs – Running Back
Position: Running Back
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 200 lbs
Draft Projection: First to Second Round
Jahmyr Gibbs is one of the most dynamic and versatile running backs in the 2025 NFL Draft class. His ability to impact the game both as a runner and as a receiver out of the backfield makes him a highly sought-after prospect. Gibbs demonstrated excellent vision, speed, and acceleration during his time at Alabama, and he also impressed scouts with his route-running and receiving skills, making him a potential dual-threat weapon in the NFL.
At Pro Day, Gibbs will be looking to further solidify his draft position by excelling in speed and agility drills. His 40-yard dash and 3-cone drill will be closely watched by scouts to assess his burst and change of direction. Additionally, Gibbs will likely participate in receiving drills to show off his pass-catching ability. His performance could play a significant role in determining if he is selected in the first round or early in the second round, as NFL teams increasingly value running backs who can contribute both on the ground and as a receiving threat.
4. Jordan Battle – Safety
Position: Safety
Height: 6’1″
Weight: 210 lbs
Draft Projection: Second to Third Round
Jordan Battle is a versatile safety with excellent instincts, range, and leadership ability. He was a key figure in Alabama’s secondary and demonstrated the ability to cover ground quickly and make key tackles in both the run and pass game. Battle’s versatility allows him to play either safety position, and his experience and football IQ make him an attractive option for NFL teams seeking a playmaker in their secondary.
During Pro Day, Battle will look to show off his athleticism, with scouts particularly interested in his ability to run fast and fluidly, as well as his ball skills. He’ll participate in a series of drills aimed at assessing his ability to cover tight ends, wide receivers, and running backs in pass coverage. His 40-yard dash and vertical jump will be vital in showing whether he can match up with NFL-level athletes. If he performs well, he could secure his place as a second or third-round pick.
5. Terryon Arnold – Cornerback
Position: Cornerback
Height: 6’0″
Weight: 188 lbs
Draft Projection: Second to Third Round
Terryon Arnold has been a steady presence in the Alabama secondary, and his length, athleticism, and ball skills make him an intriguing cornerback prospect. While he may not have been as high-profile as some other members of Alabama’s defense, Arnold has shown the ability to lock down wide receivers and make plays on the ball. He’s an excellent tackler and has displayed the ability to match up with both big-bodied receivers and smaller, quicker players in coverage.
At Pro Day, Arnold will be looking to demonstrate his speed, agility, and quickness with drills like the 3-cone and shuttle drills, as well as his ability to stay tight in coverage during position-specific work. His performance in the 40-yard dash will be crucial to seeing if he has the explosiveness to keep up with fast NFL wide receivers. Arnold has the potential to go in the second or third round, depending on how well he performs at Pro Day and how teams evaluate his skills.
6. Henry To’o To’o – Linebacker
Position: Linebacker
Height: 6’2″
Weight: 228 lbs
Draft Projection: Third to Fourth Round
Henry To’o To’o was a standout linebacker for Alabama, known for his leadership, high football IQ, and ability to read offenses. While he may not have the athletic traits that make him a surefire first-round pick, To’o To’o is a sound tackler and a player who can immediately contribute on special teams and as a rotational linebacker in the NFL.
At Pro Day, To’o To’o will aim to impress scouts with his athleticism, particularly in lateral movement and in coverage drills. While he may not post eye-popping numbers in the 40-yard dash, his performance in drills such as the position-specific linebacker drills and agility tests will be key. To’o To’o’s football IQ and ability to diagnose plays will be a big selling point for NFL teams.
7. Emil Ekiyor Jr. – Offensive Guard
Position: Offensive Guard
Height: 6’3″
Weight: 317 lbs
Draft Projection: Fourth to Fifth Round
Emil Ekiyor Jr. was a key contributor on Alabama’s offensive line, providing both power and leadership in the trenches. As a guard, he brings a good combination of size and mobility, making him a valuable asset for NFL teams looking for a reliable interior lineman. He is particularly effective in the run game, using his strength to open up holes for running backs.
At Pro Day, Ekiyor will look to impress scouts with his quickness off the ball and his ability to pull and block in space. His bench press and agility drills will be key to showcasing his strength and mobility. Ekiyor will need to show that he can hold his own against NFL-caliber defensive linemen, but with a solid performance, he could secure a spot in the middle rounds of the draft.
8. Jalen Milroe – Quarterback (Invited)
Position: Quarterback
Height: 6’2″
Weight: 215 lbs
Draft Projection: Sixth to Seventh Round/Undrafted Free Agent
Jalen Milroe has been a secondary quarterback for Alabama but showed flashes of his potential in limited playing time. With his size and athleticism, Milroe has the tools to be a project for NFL teams looking for a developmental quarterback. While he hasn’t played a full season as a starter, his Pro Day will be crucial in showing off his arm strength, mobility, and decision-making abilities.
Milroe will likely participate in the throwing drills and will be looking to impress teams with his arm strength and ability to make all the necessary throws. With the right performance, he could secure a spot as a developmental quarterback in the later rounds or as an undrafted free agent.