Some say that the NFL Draft begins in Mobile, AL, the home of the Senior Bowl since 1951. In 2022, a total of 127 players from college football programs around the country were chosen and divided into two teams.
Sitting at fifth place in the Central Division, the Dallas Stars need to enter this All-Star break focused on getting some much-needed rest.
Every year, the Senior Bowl is known as the official kickoff to NFL Draft season. It is a big opportunity for draft-eligible seniors to show off their skills to coaches and scouts. This year, there were a handful of prospects that stood out, while others slipped a bit.
For the first time since 2020, a ‘Triple Crown’ round of Supercross went down at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Just what the doctor ordered after four exciting rounds to kick off the new season.
Boye Mafe was named the Senior Bowl National Player of the Game for his dominant performance. Mafe, who will also participate in the NFL Draft Combine next month, finished the game with three tackles for loss, two sacks, and a forced fumble.
The Super Bowl frenzy is everywhere. So, how does one fill up the six days leading up to Sunday?
The first major event of draft season has come and gone, and analysts will now be reevaluating the prospects that were at the 2022 Senior Bowl. Here are some of the biggest under-the-radar players.
A hidden gem in the ninth round of the 2010 draft, deGrom has put himself in the conversation as one of the top pitchers of the generation and has carried the New York Mets through a transition period as the team’s sole dominant player.
DeAngelo Malone was named the 2022 Senior Bowl American Player of the Game for his strong performance. Malone finished with three solo and six total tackles Saturday afternoon.
It was not a pretty start. The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets both started the game sloppy on both ends.
This year’s Senior Bowl festivities are now a wrap, and all but two NFL Draft spots are currently locked in.
Some say that the NFL Draft begins in Mobile, AL, the home of the Senior Bowl since 1951. In 2022, a total of 127 players from college football programs around the country were chosen and divided into two teams.
Sitting at fifth place in the Central Division, the Dallas Stars need to enter this All-Star break focused on getting some much-needed rest.
Every year, the Senior Bowl is known as the official kickoff to NFL Draft season. It is a big opportunity for draft-eligible seniors to show off their skills to coaches and scouts. This year, there were a handful of prospects that stood out, while others slipped a bit.
For the first time since 2020, a ‘Triple Crown’ round of Supercross went down at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. Just what the doctor ordered after four exciting rounds to kick off the new season.
Boye Mafe was named the Senior Bowl National Player of the Game for his dominant performance. Mafe, who will also participate in the NFL Draft Combine next month, finished the game with three tackles for loss, two sacks, and a forced fumble.
The Super Bowl frenzy is everywhere. So, how does one fill up the six days leading up to Sunday?
The first major event of draft season has come and gone, and analysts will now be reevaluating the prospects that were at the 2022 Senior Bowl. Here are some of the biggest under-the-radar players.
A hidden gem in the ninth round of the 2010 draft, deGrom has put himself in the conversation as one of the top pitchers of the generation and has carried the New York Mets through a transition period as the team’s sole dominant player.
DeAngelo Malone was named the 2022 Senior Bowl American Player of the Game for his strong performance. Malone finished with three solo and six total tackles Saturday afternoon.
It was not a pretty start. The Miami Heat and Charlotte Hornets both started the game sloppy on both ends.
This year’s Senior Bowl festivities are now a wrap, and all but two NFL Draft spots are currently locked in.
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