The BYU Cougars held their annual Pro Day with several players turning in notable performances in front of NFL scouts.
Mory Bamba posted the fastest time of the day, running a 4.27-second 40-yard dash, a result that drew attention given his size.
JT Taumoepeau recorded a 4.87 in the 40 , 28 reps on bench and delivered a steady showing in position drills.
Wide receiver Chase Roberts improved his 40-yard dash time from earlier evaluations clocking in a 4.5 and showed cleaner route running during drills.
Kicker Will Ferrin converted a 63-yard field goal, one of the longer kicks of the day.
On the offensive line, Austin Leausa and Weylin Lapuaho each ran a 5.03 40-yard dash. Jatta finished in 5.15 and performed well in drills.
Tight end Carsen Ryan recorded a 4.6 40-yard dash and completed 23 repetitions on the bench press, highlighting a strong all-around performance. Tanner Wall also turned in a consistent showing across drills.
Defensive lineman Pokofe Kafusi led the bench press with 39 repetitions.
Several players improved their draft outlook with their performances as teams continue evaluations ahead of the NFL draft on April 23-25.