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.
This year’s Senior Bowl festivities are now a wrap, and all but two NFL Draft spots are currently locked in.
Nakobe Dean is one of many overly-talented defensive products from Georgia’s championship defense.
George Pickens is an alpha receiver on the field. It’s not necessarily the body type or swagger that illustrates his playstyle, but rather his demeanor.
Every year it seems Washington produces a solid NFL cornerback. We have stars like Byron Murphy Jr. and other productive guys like Myles Bryant and rookie Elijah Molden. Kyler Gordon is a corner that will be an early Day two pick in this year’s draft and has some promising traits.
The Oregon Ducks had a fairly successful season in 2021 but collapsed a bit near the end with losses in the PAC-12 Championship and the Alamo Bowl. Regardless, Kayvon Thibodeaux was impressive and has been since early on. The Oregon product could be taken first overall.
The 2022 NFL Draft is full of intriguing quarterback prospects. There are plenty of prospects that could develop into franchise signal-callers, but there isn’t a consensus top prospect. A player that could see his name rise through the ranks this week at the Senior Bowl is Western Kentucky’s Bailey Zappe.
Homegrown talent Jalen Tolbert is making a name for himself at the 2022 Senior Bowl. He’s one of the best receivers nobody’s talking about.
Desmond Ridder had a fantastic season with the Cincinnati Bearcats, and now he’s looking for a new goal in the NFL.
The Senior Bowl practices officially got underway on Tuesday afternoon in Mobile, Alabama and some of this year’s top NFL draft prospects got to compete. There are still days left for prospects to compete and make an impression on the coaches and scouts in attendance.
Coming into the season under the radar, Nevada senior quarterback Carson Strong has flipped the script. The Vacaville, California native, threw for 4,186 yards on his way to 36 touchdowns. He finished tied for seventh on total touchdowns throughout the season. He continued his incredible year on Tuesday’s first day of Senior Bowl practice.
The University of Alabama has continuously sent linebackers to the next level. The next in a long line of Alabama linebackers is Christian Harris.
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.
This year’s Senior Bowl festivities are now a wrap, and all but two NFL Draft spots are currently locked in.
Nakobe Dean is one of many overly-talented defensive products from Georgia’s championship defense.
George Pickens is an alpha receiver on the field. It’s not necessarily the body type or swagger that illustrates his playstyle, but rather his demeanor.
Every year it seems Washington produces a solid NFL cornerback. We have stars like Byron Murphy Jr. and other productive guys like Myles Bryant and rookie Elijah Molden. Kyler Gordon is a corner that will be an early Day two pick in this year’s draft and has some promising traits.
The Oregon Ducks had a fairly successful season in 2021 but collapsed a bit near the end with losses in the PAC-12 Championship and the Alamo Bowl. Regardless, Kayvon Thibodeaux was impressive and has been since early on. The Oregon product could be taken first overall.
The 2022 NFL Draft is full of intriguing quarterback prospects. There are plenty of prospects that could develop into franchise signal-callers, but there isn’t a consensus top prospect. A player that could see his name rise through the ranks this week at the Senior Bowl is Western Kentucky’s Bailey Zappe.
Homegrown talent Jalen Tolbert is making a name for himself at the 2022 Senior Bowl. He’s one of the best receivers nobody’s talking about.
Desmond Ridder had a fantastic season with the Cincinnati Bearcats, and now he’s looking for a new goal in the NFL.
The Senior Bowl practices officially got underway on Tuesday afternoon in Mobile, Alabama and some of this year’s top NFL draft prospects got to compete. There are still days left for prospects to compete and make an impression on the coaches and scouts in attendance.
Coming into the season under the radar, Nevada senior quarterback Carson Strong has flipped the script. The Vacaville, California native, threw for 4,186 yards on his way to 36 touchdowns. He finished tied for seventh on total touchdowns throughout the season. He continued his incredible year on Tuesday’s first day of Senior Bowl practice.
The University of Alabama has continuously sent linebackers to the next level. The next in a long line of Alabama linebackers is Christian Harris.
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