Badgers' Pro Day: Crowdus Shines, Barten Leads Bench Press

On March 6th, the Wisconsin Badgers hosted their annual pro-day with 20 players taking part,

drawing scouts from all 32 NFL teams to the UMM.

McLean Center Senior has got a key chance to display their speed and

strength in front of pro personnel, putting up numbers that turn heads across the league.

Widers' he ridicule crowdists stole the show despite limited playing time last season.

He clocked a 4.36 in the 40 yard dash, matching times from top pros like Green Bay's Christian

Watson, his 40.5-inch vertical and 11-foot one-broad jump ranked among the best, even stacking

up well against this year's NFL Combine, performers.

Safety Austin Brown topped the Badgers with a 43-inch vertical, beating every safety

at the Combine, paired with a 4.47.

Defensive tackle Ben Barton led bench press reps at 33 with 225 pounds, nearly matching

the Combine's top mark.

Scouts noted these efforts as big boosts for their draft prospects.

Wide receiver Vinny Anthony built on his recent Combine showing, shaving his 40 yard dash

to 4.53 seconds and jumping 37.

Inches vertically, he also quickened his three-cone drill to 6.68.

Edge rusher Mason Riger skipped retesting, but joined to cheer teammates and chat with teams.

These strong outings keep several badgers in the mix as the draft process heats up, with

more private workouts and interviews on the horizon.