USC’s Pro Day 2025 - Woody Marks Performs
On March 12, 2025, the University of Southern California (USC) hosted its annual Pro Day at Allyson Felix Field, providing 15 Trojan NFL Draft prospects an opportunity to showcase their talents before scouts from all 32 NFL teams.
Woody Marks’ Speed Impresses
Running back Woody Marks, a redshirt senior transfer from Mississippi State, participated exclusively in the 40-yard dash. He improved upon his NFL Combine time of 4.54 seconds, recording a 4.52-second sprint despite the wet conditions. Marks’ performance underscored his readiness for the professional level.
Jonah Monheim Demonstrates Versatility
Offensive lineman Jonah Monheim, known for his versatility across multiple positions, participated in various offensive line drills. Monheim’s extensive experience, with 52 games played for the Trojans and accolades including All-Pac-12 and All-Big Ten team selections, positions him as a valuable asset for NFL teams seeking adaptable linemen.
Defensive Standouts
The defensive cohort showcased notable performances:
• Easton Mascarenas-Arnold: The linebacker recorded a 40-yard dash time of 4.58 seconds and impressed with 25 bench press repetitions, highlighting his athleticism and strength.
• John Humphrey: The cornerback posted a short shuttle time of 4.23 seconds and achieved a 39-inch vertical jump, demonstrating his agility and explosiveness.
Special Teams Prospects
Punter Eddie Czaplicki and kicker Michael Lantz showcased their skills, emphasizing the importance of special teams in the NFL. Their performances reflected consistent technique and reliability, traits essential for professional specialists.
Looking Ahead
With the 2025 NFL Draft scheduled from April 24 to 26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, these former Trojans have made compelling cases for their professional aspirations. Their Pro Day performances, combined with collegiate achievements, have undoubtedly captured the attention of NFL scouts and executives.
USC’s Pro Day not only highlighted individual talents but also underscored the program’s commitment to developing NFL-ready players. As the draft approaches, these athletes will continue to prepare, aiming to transition seamlessly from collegiate to professional football.
