On Wednesday, Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral -- one of the top quarterback prospects in the 2022 NFL draft -- held his pro day for scouts and evaluators. It followed Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett's impressive Monday workout and Liberty quarterback Malik Willis' solid Tuesday throwing session, capping off a three-day stretch of pro days featuring some of the best signal-callers in the class. I've been on hand to see all three of them throw.
Corral, who has been recovering from an ankle injury, didn't run during his workout, but he did go through a scripted throwing session. He is currently my No. 4 quarterback in the class, behind Willis, Pickett and Cincinnati's Desmond Ridder (who will have his pro day on Thursday). It will be interesting to see how the QBs come off the board next month. Evaluators for QB-needy teams now have plenty of tape, the Senior Bowl, the combine and pro day workouts to help inform the way they stack this class.
Here are some of my big takeaways from Corral's, Willis' and Pickett's pro day workouts and what comes next for the talented quarterbacks.
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