LOGAN, Utah – Utah State hosted representatives from 16 National Football League teams as 14 former Aggies auditioned for a career in professional football during USU's annual Pro Day at the iFIT Sports Performance Center and the Stan Laub Indoor Training Center on Wednesday.
 
The 14 former Aggies that participated included: defensive back Noah Avinger (who measured at 5-foot-11.7", 188 pounds), quarterback Bryson Barnes (6-1.2, 213), wide receiver Brady Boyd (6-1.3, 195), wide receiver Kahanu Davis (5-9.3, 174), running back Miles Davis (5-10.4, 211), offensive lineman Jake Eichorn (6-4.4, 303), defensive tackle Naki Fahina (5-11.2, 292), defensive tackle Gabriel Iniguez Jr. (6-1, 292), tight end Broc Lane (6-3.7, 246), safety Ike Larsen (5-10.3, 198), linebacker John Miller (6-0.6, 231), safety Bryson Taylor (6-0.2, 191), defensive back Dylan Tucker (5-10.6, 193) and linebacker Clyde Washington (6-2.2, 227).
 
In addition to having their official heights and weights measured, the former Aggies were put through a variety of speed and strength tests, including the 225-pound bench press, 40-yard dash, 20-yard shuttle, three-cone drill, broad jump and vertical jump.
 
Fahina posted one of the highlights of the day, recording 35 repetitions on the bench press at 225-pounds of weight. Fahina's mark would have ranked second among all participants at this year's NFL Combine and is the highest mark at an Utah State pro day since Kevin Whimpey recorded 29 reps in 2015. 

Avinger also had a standout day, posting a broad jump of 11-foot-4 that would have topped the list at this year's Combine. Avinger's vertical jump of 42 inches also would have been top-10 at the Combine this year while his 17 reps on the bench press would have tied for best among defensive backs. 

Boyd also stood out with marks of 40 inches in the vertical jump, 10-foot-10 in the broad jump and a 40-yard dash time of 4.45 seconds. Taylor led the participating Aggies in the 40 with a time of 4.40, achieved on each of his attempts, and added marks of 37.5 inches in the vertical jump and 10-foot-5 in the broad jump. Tucker put down a 38-inch vertical, a 10-7 broad jump and a time of 4.53 in the 40-yard dash. K. Davis went sub-4.50 in the 40, recording a time of 4.45 alongside a 35-inch vertical and a 9-11 broad jump. M. Davis recorded a 4.50 40, a 10-2 broad jump and a 39-inch vertical. Eichorn recorded 25 reps at the bench press while Iniguez Jr posted 26 reps. Larsen posted a 37-inch vertical, a 10-1 broad jump and a 4.56 time in the 40-yard dash. Miller recorded 17 reps on the bench press, a 36-inch vertical and a 9-8 broad jump.
 
All times and marks listed are unofficial.

Name	Position	Height (Feet-Inches-1/8 Inches)	Weight (pounds)	Wingspan (inches-1/8 inches)	Hand (inches - 1/8)	Bench Press (repetitions at 225 lbs)	Vertical Jump (inches)	Broad Jump (feet-inches)	40-yard dash
Noah Avinger	DB	5-11-7	188	75-1	9-4	17	42	11-4	4.62
Bryson Barnes	QB	6-01-2	213	75	9-5	-	-	-	-
Brady Boyd	WR	6-01-3	195	74-6	9	9	40	10-10	4.45
Kahanu Davis	WR	5-09-3	174	72	9-2	12	35	9-11	4.46
Miles Davis	RB	5-10-4	211	73-6	9	15	39	10-2	4.50
Jake Eichorn	OL	6-04-4	303	78-3	10	25	26	8-7	5.49
Naki Fahina	DT	5-11-2	292	75-1	9-4	35	25.5	8-2	-
Gabriel Iniguez Jr.	DT	6-01-0	292	75	9-1	26	30.5	8-11	5.05
Broc Lane	TE	6-03-7	246	76-7	9	-	-	-	4.75
Ike Larsen	S	5-10-3	198	76-7	9-1	-	37	10-1	4.56
John Miller	LB	6-00-6	231	75-7	9-2	17	36	9-8	4.80
Bryson Taylor	S	6-00-2	191	73-7	8-6	7	37.5	10-5	4.40
Dylan Tucker	DB	5-10-6	193	76-2	9	15	38	10-7	4.53
Clyde Washington	LB	6-02-2	227	80-1	9-5	15	37	9-9	4.78

 
The prospects also conducted a variety of position-specific on-field drills during the day.
 
Up next is the 2026 NFL Draft, which will be held April 3-25 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
 
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