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    Ashton Jeanty’s Pro Day Receives Incredible Amount of NFL Stars, GMs in Attendance

    Every NFL Draft season, there’s always that one player who turns heads. This year, Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty is stepping into that spotlight.

    Jeanty’s Pro Day turned into a must-watch event for NFL scouts and executives. While the turnout was strong, a few notable decision-makers were missing—sparking some debate about where Jeanty may ultimately land in the draft.

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    Ashton Jeanty’s Pro Day: Missing Faces and Rising Buzz

    Coming off a standout 2024 season—one that saw him reportedly rush for more than 2,600 yards and finish as the Heisman Trophy runner-up—Jeanty has firmly established himself as one of the top running back prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. (Note: rushing total and Heisman placement should be confirmed.)

    Even with a packed crowd of team representatives at his Pro Day, some high-profile absences raised eyebrows.

    Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles, new head coach Ben Johnson, and New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen were not in attendance. Instead, all three were present at Ohio State’s Pro Day—a decision that may hint at their draft strategies more than anything else.

    Poles and Johnson are collaborating to reshape the Bears’ roster, reportedly focusing on surrounding rookie quarterback Caleb Williams with more playmakers. Prioritizing Ohio State’s event may suggest their attention is on other offensive areas—possibly wide receiver or offensive line.

    Poles has publicly praised Johnson’s football IQ and strategic approach, indicating a tightly aligned vision for Chicago’s draft board. Meanwhile, the Saints’ absence sparked its own speculation.

    New Orleans has long valued versatile backs, and with Alvin Kamara aging, some expected Jeanty to be on their radar. Allen’s attendance in Columbus could point to a shift in priorities—potentially at quarterback or on the defensive side.

    The 5-foot-9, 210-pound Jeanty was a force all season. He rushed for 2,601 yards and 29 touchdowns, helping lead Boise State to a 12-2 record and an appearance in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. (Stat totals and playoff format details may need verification.)

    His explosive season turned him into a familiar name across college football—and a serious contender in this year’s draft.

    Where Will Jeanty Land in the NFL Draft?

    As the draft nears, Jeanty’s stock continues to rise. His Pro Day confirmed what game tape already showed: he’s a legitimate difference-maker.

    One team reportedly doing its homework on Jeanty is the Dallas Cowboys. With Tony Pollard leaving in free agency, Dallas is in need of a new lead back—and Jeanty’s big-play ability could be a fit.

    The Buffalo Bills are another possible suitor. Looking to add a versatile piece to complement their offense, Jeanty could be the kind of explosive runner who thrives in their system.

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    His Pro Day only added fuel to the buzz. Wherever he ends up, expect Jeanty’s name to be a key part of draft conversations as teams finalize their boards.

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