For the most part, a pro day in college football is broken down into two chunks, one where you take the heights and weights of players, measure their jumps, and time how fast they can run. The other half is spent with the players going through drills, throwing and catching footballs, and showing what they can do in between whistles.
You can decide which portion is more meaningful to tell whether or not a player can succeed at the next level.
While the game-flow section may be more beneficial for scouts, the takeaways are often subjective and stray away from data points. The measurements, on the other hand, are nothing but data points, and often what we take heading into the NFL draft.
For the Oregon Ducks, the official “stats” were released on Friday night. Here is how the 11 current and former players who participated fared on Friday afternoon: