The NFL turned out en masse Thursday at SMU's Gerald J. Ford Stadium to evaluate some of the Mustangs' top players for next month's NFL Draft.

Among the teams represented at Ford Stadium were: the Dallas Cowboys, the Baltimore Ravens, the Indianapolis Colts, the Tennessee Titans, the Denver Broncos, the Oakland Raiders, the Cleveland Browns, the Carolina Panthers, the Miami Dolphins, the Seattle Seahawks, the Atlanta Falcons, the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Green Bay Packers, the New Orleans Saints, the Buffalo Bills, the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots. At least three teams — Baltimore, Indianapolis and Green Bay — had multiple representatives in attendance.

Five members of the 2009 Mustangs worked out for the scouts: safety Bryce Hudman, linebacker Chase Kennemer, cornerback/kick returner Bryan McCann, running back Shawnbrey McNeal and wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders. Former SMU players who got measured, weighed and tested were nose tackle Serge Elizee, tight end Vincent Chase and linebacker Alex Odiari.

The star of the day was McCann, who measured in at 5-10 1/4 and 182 pounds, put up 14 reps on the NFL-standard 225-pound bench press, jumped 40 1/2 inches in the vertical jump and ran sizzling times of 4.28 (with the wind at his back) and 4.32 (into the wind) in the 40-yard dash.

Sanders let most of his numbers from last month's NFL Combine speak for themselves. He did opt to jump again, and although he had the best broad jump of all wide receivers at the Combine (leaping 10-6 in Indianapolis), he set a new standard when he jumped 10-10.

Safety Bryce Hudman and the other defensive players caught (or intercepted) passes from a Cleveland Browns scout during defensive drills (photo by Webmaster).

Bryan McCann burned up the turf at Gerald J. Ford Stadium when he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.32 (into the wind) and 4.28 with the wind behind him (photo by Webmaster).

Linebacker Chase Kennemer is measured before getting tested in the vertical jump, in which he leaped 33 1/2 inches (far left: Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Al Saunders) (photo by Webmaster).

Running back Shawnbrey McNeal finishes off the 40-yard dash; he later ran pass routes for Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Al Saunders (photo by Webmaster).

Safety Bryce Hudman did 10 reps of the NFL-standard 225-pound bench press (photo by Webmaster).

Linebacker Chase Kennemer ran a 4.54 on each of two 40-yard dashes — once into the wind, and once with the wind at his back (photo by Webmaster).

Nearly 20 NFL teams were represented in Gerald J. Ford Stadium at SMU's 2010 Pro Day (photo by Webmaster).

Cornerback Bryan McCann was the star of the afternoon at SMU's Pro Day (photo by Webmaster).

Safety Bryce Hudman running the 40-yard dash (photo by Webmaster).

Linebacker Chase Kennemer showed good hands and range in defensive drills (photo by Webmaster).