
A lot of things go into getting ready for the draft normally
an athlete of a certain caliber were officially say they are going to the NFL
after the season. After this is done they have found an agent or start looking
for one. The agent pretty much does all the work for the athlete as far as
getting in touch with other coaches.
All the player does is begin a crazy lifting and diet
schedule to make sure they are ready to preform when the date comes for them to
showcase their skills in front of coaches and scouts that work for the only
sport that owns one day of the week.
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8:00 am – Wake up
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8:30 am – Breakfast
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9:00 am – Team meeting on objectives
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9:30 am – Work out 1 (including – combine drills,
such as Vertical , broad jump , 40 yard dash, l cone , agility , position
drills)
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11:30 am – Lunch
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2:00 pm –
Work out 2 ( weight lifting such as Olympic lifts , lower body , upper body ,
strength movements . core training)
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4:00 Pm –
Recovery
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5:30 pm –
Dinner
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7:00 pm – Team meeting , focused interviewing
skills and film review
Their life defiantly isn’t something that isn’t taking
seriously during this time period if anything it’s one of the hardest things
they have to go through at this point of their career. But they see it as it
all being worth it at the end.
But preparing for the draft isn’t the only thing these
players get to do to showcase their skills. They also get a pro-day in college.
It’s basically a day where scouts interested in a player can come and look at
them perform certain things without the pressure of the draft. At this pro-day
players from the college all work out together in front of the scouts which can
always boost someone else’s stock that a scout wasn’t there to see.

The dream of being drafted into the NFL is one you have to
be ready for. It isn’t for everyone. Are you ready for it?
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