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Oklahoma football: Ryan Broyles, other former Sooners expected at Pro Day

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Ryan Broyles with the Detroit Lions

In this Aug. 22, 2014, photo, Detroit Lions wide receiver Ryan Broyles runs after a catch against the Jacksonville Jaguars in a preseason NFL football game in Detroit. Broyles will participate in OU's Pro Day on Wednesday, March 8.

Former Oklahoma wide receiver Ryan Broyles is scheduled to participate in Oklahoma’s Pro Day on Wednesday, according to the Tulsa World.

Broyles is currently a free agent after suffering two injuries in back-to-back seasons while playing for the Detroit Lions. The Lions drafted Broyles in the second round of the 2012 NFL Draft.

During his rookie season with the Lions, Broyles accrued 22 catches for 310 yards in his 10 games prior to injuring his ACL.

Broyles' first season-ending injury came in 2013. The receiver tore his Achilles tendon in week eight against the Dallas Cowboys. He recorded eight catches for 85 yards on the season.

In 2014, Broyles saw even less action than the year before, recording just two catches for 25 yards. The Lions released him prior to the 2015 season.

While at Oklahoma, Broyles totaled 349 receptions for 4,586 yards and 45 touchdowns. He is Oklahoma’s all-time leading wide receiver, and was the NCAA’s all-time receptions leader before East Carolina’s Justin Hardy broke his record in 2014.

Here's the complete list of Oklahoma's Pro Day participants, which includes other former Sooners like Kendal Thompson and Roy Finch:

Dominique Alexander

Devante Bond

Ty Darlington

Derek Farniok

Nila Kasitati

P.L. Lindley

Durron Neal

Zack Sanchez

Frank Shannon

Sterling Shepard

Josiah St. John

Eric Striker

Charles Tapper

Jed Barnett

Ryan Broyles

Tony Feo

Roy Finch

Quentin Hayes

Cortez Johnson

Torrea Peterson

Dionte Savage

Kendal Thompson

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