Clemson cornerback Avieon Terrell is hosting a private pro day this morning at the university’s athletic facilities, per @AdamSchefter. Terrell, who is widely considered a projected first-round selection in next month’s NFL Draft, was previously unable to participate in Clemson’s primary pro day held in early March.
The private workout has drawn significant interest from across the league, with 29 NFL teams reportedly in attendance to evaluate the defensive back. This session serves as a critical opportunity for Terrell to showcase his speed, fluidity, and health after being sidelined during the school’s earlier scouting event. As a highly-touted prospect, his performance today is expected to solidify his position as one of the premier secondary players in the 2026 class.
Terrell enters the draft process following a standout 2023 campaign where he emerged as a reliable starter for the Tigers’ secondary. During that season, he recorded 28 tackles, six pass breakups, and an interception while demonstrating elite man-coverage skills. He is the younger brother of former Clemson standout and current Atlanta Falcons All-Pro cornerback A.J. Terrell, a connection that has further heightened professional interest in his development.
With nearly the entire league represented at the workout, Terrell remains one of the most closely watched prospects in the final weeks leading up to the draft. Scouts will be paying close attention to his physical testing numbers and positional drills during today's session to finalize their evaluations.
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