There won't be an NFL scouting combine this year, making the college pro days the only opportunity for teams to get a look at potential draft picks working out.
And given the lack of games some teams played -- if they played at all -- and the number of players who chose to opt out of playing this season, the pro days are all that much more important this year.
So important, in fact, Alabama is having two pro days, the first on March 23, the second on March 30.
The schedule for those pro days has now been set. Here's a list of who will be working out when according to the NFL as they'll be held starting March 5 and ending April 9. All dates are subject to change.
Friday, March 5
Kansas
Tuesday, March 9
Kansas State, Northwestern, Wisconsin-Whitewater
Wednesday, March 10
Arkansas, Marshall, Maryland, Wisconsin
Thursday, March 11
Clemson, Nevada, Texas
Friday, March 12
Arkansas State, North Dakota State, Oklahoma
Monday, March 15
Army, Kent State, Middle Tennessee State, Vanderbilt
Tuesday, March 16
Georgia Tech, Temple
Wednesday, March 17
Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Pitt, San Jose State
Thursday, March 18
Auburn, Buffalo, Central Arkansas, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana-Monroe, Stanford, Troy, West Virginia
Friday, March 19
Memphis, Ohio, TCU
Monday, March 22
Air Force, Bowling Green, Colorado State, Florida State, Iowa, Missouri, Toledo
Tuesday, March 23
Alabama, Central Michigan, Iowa State, Nebraska, Purdue
Wednesday, March 24
Michigan State, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Southern California, Virginia
Thursday, March 25
Georgia Southern, Massachusetts, Mississippi, North Texas, Penn State, San Diego State, Southern Methodist, Tennessee, Western Michigan
Friday, March 26
Boston College, Brigham Young, Michigan, South Dakota State, Virginia Tech
Monday, March 29
Arizona State, Duke, Louisiana-Lafayette, Miami (Fla.), Miami (Ohio), North Carolina
Tuesday, March 30
Alabama, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Louisville, North Carolina State, Ohio State, Texas A&M, Tulane, Washington
Wednesday, March 31
Boise State, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana State, Notre Dame, Wake Forest
Thursday, April 1
Central Florida, Minnesota, North Carolina (Charlotte), Oklahoma State, Oregon State, South Florida, Western Kentucky
Friday, April 2
Oregon, Tulsa
Wednesday, April 7
Texas Tech
Friday, April 9
Alabama-Birmingham, Ball State, Houston