The Cincinnati Bearcats showcased their talent at the Big 12 Pro Day, held in Frisco, Texas, where several prospects aimed to improve their draft stock ahead of the upcoming NFL Draft. Running back Corey Kiner, who achieved back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, proved to be the standout player. He recorded impressive times, including a 4.44-second shuttle run. Offensive lineman Luke Kandra was also notable, leading in bench press reps and vertical leap among linemen. Other participants included receivers Xzavier Henderson and Jamoi Mayes, who both showed glimpses of their potential.

Defensively, linebacker Jared Bartlett, who led UC in tackles, showcased his speed and strength, marking top rankings in several drills. Kiner's performance suggests he may not just be a special teams player as initially projected; he could become a valuable asset for any NFL team. Kandra's impressive ratings by Pro Football Focus further cemented his status as a top guard prospect, potentially catching the eye of teams looking for offensive line depth.