16 Former Baylor Bears Showcase Talents at Pro Day

Baylor football players participate in annual pre-draft event for NFL scouts

Mar. 23, 2026 at 3:11am

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Sixteen former Baylor football players took part in the university's annual Pro Day event on Sunday, showcasing their skills and abilities in front of representatives from all 32 NFL teams. The group included players from various position groups, including quarterback, offensive line, wide receiver, tight end, defensive line, and defensive back.

Why it matters

Baylor Pro Day is a crucial event for college players looking to impress NFL scouts and improve their chances of being selected in the upcoming draft. A strong performance can significantly boost a player's draft stock and provide them with more opportunities to pursue their professional football dreams.

The details

The list of Baylor players who participated in the Pro Day event includes quarterback Sawyer Robertson, offensive linemen Omar Aigbedion, Ryan Lengyel, and Sidney Fugar, wide receivers Ashtyn Hawkins, Tyler Kirkwood, Kole Wilson, Cameron Artis-Bonner, and Kobe Prentice, tight end Michael Trigg, defensive linemen Adonis Friloux, David Marshall, and Jackie Marshall, and defensive backs Placide Djungu-Sungu, Devyn Bobby, and Kendrick Simpkins. Baylor wide receiver Josh Cameron was unable to participate due to a calf injury sustained prior to the event.

  • Baylor Pro Day took place on Sunday, March 23, 2026.

The players

Sawyer Robertson

Baylor's starting quarterback.

Omar Aigbedion

Baylor offensive lineman.

Josh Cameron

Baylor wide receiver who missed the event due to injury.

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What they’re saying

“I'll have a separate workout for scouts later this month.”

— Josh Cameron, Baylor wide receiver

What’s next

The NFL Draft will take place in late April, where teams will select the players they believe can contribute to their rosters.

The takeaway

Baylor's annual Pro Day event provides a valuable opportunity for its football players to showcase their talents and improve their chances of being selected in the upcoming NFL Draft, as they look to take the next step in their professional careers.