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Patriots Win 6th Super Bowl in Defensive Battle Patriots Win 6th Super Bowl in Defensive Battle New England Defeats Rams in 13-3 Title Game Frank Coyle – Head Scout www.draftinsiders.com The NE Patriots beat the LA Rams in the lowest scoring Super Bowl in history to win their 6th Super Bowl title. The Patriots win matched the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most SB victories in history. It was the 6th SB win for the 41 year old QB Tom Brady who passed former LB Charles Haley who had 5 Super Bowl rings. In an era of explosive offenses, the title game became a defensive battle where HC Bill Belichick designed a brilliant game plan to smother the Rams’ young QB Jared Goff. The Patriots coach never allowed Goff to settle into the pocket and presented a diverse blitz package that forced the third year pro Goff to constantly move in the pocket. Goff completed only 19 of 38 passes for 229 yards and 1 critical 4th quarter interception that virtually sealed the game for the Pats.
Draft Insiders’ 2019 Feb. Newsletter is available this week – Order Today In-Depth Evaluation of Senior Bowl & East-West Shrine Weeks Two Round Mock Draft & New Top 100 Pro Prospect Rankings Patriots QB Tom Brady had a decent performance as a game manager, though he failed to put up big numbers. He went 21 for 35 passing for 253 yards passing, no TDs and 1 early interception. He looked to wideout Julian Edelman and TE Rob Gronkowski in key situations. Edelman caught 10 passes for 141 yards, most in key situations that moved the chains. That performance earned Edelman his first Super Bowl MVP award. Gronk made the game clincher with a late reception to the Rams 1 yard line before rookie back Sony Michel into the endzone for the game’s sole TD. Michel rushed for 94 yards on 18 carries and 1 TD in another huge postseason performance that balanced the offense. The real star of the victory was the Patriots defense which totaled 4 sacks, multiple pressures and 1 interception while limiting the Rams string ground game to just 62 yards. That pressure forced the young Goff to constantly face 2nd and 3rd and long situations which played into the Pats’ multiple blitz schemes that never allowed him to settle into a pocket rhyme. That reflected in Goff’s weak 3 for 13 third down efficiency. The lowest scoring game in SB history will be viewed as another ring in the Patriots long legacy of NFL dominance in an era of Free Agency and salary cap limitations. No other NFL team has come even close to this type of success especially during the past twenty five years with only the Broncos winning back to back SB titles during this period. The Pats look to repeat next
year and defend their title in hopes of becoming the only team to win back to back SB championships twice. Frank Coyle – Publisher / Head Scout www.draftinsiders.com Senior Bowl 2019 Game Day – Players to Watch Senior Bowl 2019 Game Day Frank Coyle – Head scout Draft Insiders’ The 2019 Senior Bowl game is here with an interesting roster of pro prospects who completed the week of practices, physicals and interviews. QB Will Grier of West Virginia is primed for a big game after a strong week of practices. He gets the advantage of working with his two top receivers, David Sills and Greg Jennings in this game. This trio put up incredible numbers over their careers in the pass happy Big 12 Conference. Grier is prepared for this game and has the makings of an MVP candidate. QB Trace McSorley also came ready to play and is focused on this game to prove he
belongs with the top prospects. He is a smart savvy leader who can be a difference maker in this All-star event. Look for wideouts Deebo Samuel, Travis Fulgham and David Sills along with runners Dexter Williams and Wes Hills to be featured in their offenses with chances to be impact playmakers Saturday. The NFL Draft 2019 is a class dominated by defensive front seven prospects and this game features several impact pass rushers. Look for edge rushers Montez Sweat, Oshane Ximines, L.J Collier and Ben Banogu to provide impact as outside rushers to be difference makers in this game. Linebackers, Hanks, Pratt and Coney showed speed, instincts and playmaking ability this week after fine careers. Look to them to be in the action throughout the contest to be the stars on their units. This will be the final real football action in these prospects for the year with the offseason workout portion of the NFL Draft process hitting full stride next week. Senior Bowl Players to Watch Offensive Players Will Grier QB West Virginia 6024 218 Daniel Jones QB Duke 6052 220 Trace McSorley QB Penn St. 6002 200 Ryan Finley QB North Carolina St. 6040 208 Drew Lock QB Missouri 6036 223 Tyree Jackson QB Buffalo 6070 249 Dexter Williams RB Notre Dame 5112 215 Wes Hills RB Slippery Rock 6005 209 Karan Higdon RB Michigan 5090 203 Tony Pollard RB Memphis 5115 200 Deebo Samuel WR South Carolina 5114 216
David Sills V WR West Virginia 6030 210 Jaylen Smith WR Louisville 6020 221 Travis Fulgham WR Old Dominion 6023 210 Terry McLaurin WR Ohio St. 6000 205 Penny Hart WR Georgia St. 5080 180 Gary Jennings WR West Virginia 6010 213 Anthony Johnson WR Buffalo 6021 211 Andy Isabella WR Massachusetts 5087 186 Andre Dillard OT Washington St. 6047 310 Kaleb McGary OT Washington 6067 321 Max Scharping OT Northern Illinois 6057 320 Chuma Edoga OT USC 6036 303 Tytus Howard OT Alabama St. 6050 322 Elgton Jenkins C Mississippi St. 6043 314 Chris Lindstrom OG Boston College 6036 303 Beau Benzschawel OG Wisconsin 6062 307 Ben Powers OG Oklahoma 6037 310 Defensive Players Montez Sweat DE Mississippi St. 6060 252 Oshane Ximines DE Old Dominion 6034 241 L.J. Collier DE TCU 6022 280 Byron Cowart DE Maryland 6033 297 Ben Banogu DE TCU 6034 247 Carl Granderson DE Wyoming 6046 246 Jalen Jelks DE Oregon 6054 250 Khalen Saunders DT Western Illinois 6005 320 Daylon Mack DT Texas A&M 6010 327 Sutton Smith OLB Northern Illinois 6003 234 Terrill Hanks OLB New Mexico St. 6020 234 Germaine Pratt ILB North Carolina St. 6025 240
Te’Von Coney ILB Notre Dame 6007 244 Rock Ya-Sin CB Temple 5116 189 Isaiah Johnson CB Houston 6022 207 Lonnie Johnson, Jr. CB Kentucky 6022 210 Nasir Adderley S Delaware 5117 195 Jaquan Johnson S Miami (FL) 5103 186 Darnell Savage S Maryland 5110 199 Frank Coyle is a longtime member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years. He was a 20 year Scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl. Senior Bowl Report – Wednesday Practices Move Inside Due to Weather Senior Bowl 2019 Wednesday’s practices moving to South Alabama University
Statement from Reese’s Senior Bowl Executive Director Jim Nagy: “Because of potential bad weather on Wednesday, we have decided to move practices to South Alabama’s new indoor facility. Our number one priority is always player safety. Rather than risk injury to a player on a slick field or expose them to potential severe weather, we have opted to go indoors. Unfortunately, because of severe space limitations, that means our credentialed media will not be able to attend the practice. We are sorry for this inconvenience.” Practice times will remain as scheduled: North 12:30 pm-2:30 pm South 3:00 pm-5:00 pm They are closed to media and the public on Wednesday. Thursday Practices return to Ladd-Peebles Stadium 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (North) 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm (South) * Practices Open To Public Thursday at Ladd-Peebles Stadium *** Senior Bowl 2019 Game – Jan 26, 2019 Mobile, Alabama – 1:30 pm CT- NFL Network *** Weigh-in/Practices – Monday Jan 21st thru Thursday Jan 24th For Complete Senior Bowl info including Roster acceptances Go to https://www.seniorbowl.com/
Senior Bowl 2019 Week –
Practice Schedule
Draft Insiders’ All-Star Games
Frank Coyle/ Publisher – Head Scout
Senior Bowl Week
The premier All-star event of the
offseason has begun with the Senior Bowl weigh-in
Monday and afternoon practices. Director Jim Nagy
has assembled All-star rosters that promise to have
the usual impact on the NFL Draft 2019. Draft
Insiders’ will have extensive scouting reports in
the upcoming Newsletter along with Web site reports
and Tweets
Senior Bowl Practice Schedule
Tuesday
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm (SOUTH)
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm (NORTH)
Wednesday12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (NORTH) 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm (SOUTH) Thursday 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (NORTH) 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm (SOUTH) * ALL PRACTICES OPEN TO PUBLIC AT LADD-PEEBLES STADIUM *** Senior Bowl Game – Jan 26, 2019 Mobile, Alabama – 1:30 pm CT- NFL Network *** Weigh-in/Practices – Monday Jan 21st thru Thursday Jan 24th For Complete Senior Bowl info including Roster acceptances Go to https://www.seniorbowl.com/ It’s the Rams vs Patriots in Super Bowl LIII It’s the Rams vs Patriots in Super Bowl
LIII Super Bowl LIII When: Sunday, Feb. 3 at 6:30 p.m. et on CBS Where: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta Frank Coyle – head scout In probably the most exciting day in NFL history, the Rams and Patriots won their NFC and AFC championship games with dramatic overtime victories. The Rams/Patriot game will be a rematch of Super Bowl XXXVI. Signup for New Twitter service at www.draftinsiders.com The Rams return to the Super Bowl in only HC Sean McVay’s second season after 12 consecutive non-playoff appearances. It is the Rams’ fourth appearance in the SB. On Sunday, they fought back twice to tie the Saints and won in overtime on a 57 yard game winning FG by Greg Zuerlein. It was the longest FG in NFL Postseason history. The Patriots go to their third consecutive Super Bowl and 11 th overall in history and the 9th between HC Bill Belichick and Pro
Bowl QB Tom Brady tenure. They won this time on one their patented long drives including the game winning drive in overtime after winning the coin toss. Brady outbattled young Chiefs’ QB Patrick Mahomes in a postseason classic with the Patriots prevailing in the end. We will have our Super Bowl LIII matchup story prior to the event. East-West Shrine and NFLPA All-Star Weeks Begin East-West Shrine and NFLPA – Major All-Star Weeks Begin Both the East-West Shrine and NFLPA All-star weeks begin with practices. Both events have rosters of many NFL prospects including small college players looking to highlight their talent on the main stage. Draft Insiders’ will have scouting staffs at both All-star events this week. We will have in-depth evaluation of all the All-star events in upcoming newsletters.
Draft Insiders’ 2019 January Newslettter will be
available this week – Order Today – Underclassmen
rated, 2 Round Mock Draft and new Top 100 Pro
Prospects
All-Star Games
Jan. 19 – NFLPA Collegiate Game – Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Ca.–
FS1 – 2 pm PT
Go to http://collegiate.nflpa.com/2019-game-roster/ for
updated info including Rosters
Jan. 19- East-West Shrine – St. Petersburg, Florida – 3 pm
est – NFL Network
For Complete East-West Shrine All-star Game info including
updated Roster acceptances
Go to http://www.shrinegame.com/
*** Senior Bowl Game – Jan 26, 2019 Mobile, Alabama – 1:30 pm
CT- NFL Network ***
Weigh-in- Practices – Monday Jan 21st
thru Thursday Jan 24th
For Complete Senior Bowl info including Roster acceptances
Go to https://www.seniorbowl.com/
Key Postseason Dates
January 15 – Deadline for college players that are underclassmen
to apply for special eligibility. A list of players who are
accepted into the NFL Draft will be sent to clubs on January 19.
Jan 19 – East-West Shrine Game, Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Jan 19 – NFLPA All-Star Game, Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Ca.
January 20 – AFC and NFC Championship Games.January 26 – Senior Bowl, Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile, Alabama.
January 27 – NFL Pro Bowl, Camping World Stadium, Orlando,
Florida.
January 27 – An assistant coach, whose team is participating in
the Super Bowl, who has previously interviewed for another
club’s head coaching job may have a second interview with such
club no later than the Sunday preceding the Super Bowl.
Feb 3 – **** Super Bowl LIIl **** Mercedes Benz
Stadium, Atlanta, Ga.
Draft Insiders’ 2018 All-Pro
Teams
Draft Insiders’ All-Pro Teams
Frank Coyle/ Head scout
Draft Insiders’ announces its annual Pro Bowl teams with the
NFC and AFC championship games set for next Sunday, the Chiefs
host the Patriots and the Saints play the Rams,
The NFL’s four best teams with square off for the honor tomeet in the Super Bowl on Feb. 3 rd . The four finalists have dominated out Pro Bowl clubs, along with several interesting first year and young players. The four title game clubs were the four highest scoring teams in the league in 2018 as the NFL continues in a dominate pass oriented game. MVP – QB Patrick Mahomes – Chiefs Defensive POY – DT Aaron Donald – Rams Comeback POY – QB Andrew Luck – Colts Rookies of the Year Offense – RB Saquon Barkley – Giants Defense – LB Darius Leonard – Colts * rookies Draft Insiders’ 2019 January Newslettter will be available this week – All Underclassmen, 2 Round MD, and new Top 100 Pro Prospects Draft Insiders’ Pro Bowl Teams First Team Offense Quarterback: Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs Running Back: * Saquon Barkley – New York Giants 1A Type: Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs Tight End: Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs Wide Receivers: Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans
Left Tackle: David Bakhtiari – Green Bay Packers Right Tackle: Mitchell Schwartz – Kansas City Chiefs Left Guard: * Quenton Nelson – Indianapolis Colts Right Guard: Zack Martin – Dallas Cowboys Center: Jason Kelce – Philadelphia Eagles Defense Edge Rushers: J.J. Watt – Houston Texans Khalil Mack – Chicago Bears Cameron Jordan – New Orleans Saints Tackles: Aaron Donald – Los Angeles Rams Chris Jones – Kansas City Chiefs Linebackers: Luke Kuechly – Carolina Panthers Bobby Wagner – Seattle Seahawks * Darius Leonard – Indianapolis Colts Cornerbacks: Kyle Fuller – Chicago Bears Stephon Gilmore – New England Patriots Safeties: * Derwin James – Los Angeles Chargers Eddie Jackson – Chicago Bears Nickel Back: Desmond King – Los Angeles Chargers Special Teams Placekicker: Aldrick Rosas – New York Giants Punter: * Michael Dickson – Seattle Seahawks Kick Returner: Andre Roberts – New York Jets
Punt Returner: Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears Special Teamer: Adrian Phillips – Los Angeles Chargers Second Team Offense Quarterback: Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints Running Back: Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams 1A Type: Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers Tight End: George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers Wide Receivers: Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys Left Tackle: Duane Brown – Seattle Seahawks Right Tackle: Ryan Ramczyk – New Orleans Saints Left Guard: Joel Bitonio – Cleveland Browns Right Guard: Marshal Yanda – Baltimore Ravens Center: Maurkice Pouncey – Pittsburgh Steelers Defense Edge Rushers: Von Miller – Denver Broncos Myles Garrett – Cleveland Browns Danielle Hunter – Minnesota Vikings Tackles: Fletcher Cox – Philadelphia Eagles Jurrell Casey – Tennessee Titans
Linebackers: C.J. Mosley – Baltimore Ravens * Leighton Vander Esch – Dallas Cowboys T.J. Watt – Pittsburgh Steelers Cornerbacks: Byron Jones – Dallas Cowboys Xavien Howard – Miami Dolphins Safeties: Jamal Adams – New York Jets Harrison Smith – Minnesota Vikings Nickel Back: * Denzel Ward – Cleveland Browns Special Teams Placekicker: Justin Tucker – Baltimore Ravens Punter: Johnny Hekker – Los Angeles Rams Kick Returner: Cordarrelle Patterson – New England Patriots Punt Returner: Desmond King – Los Angeles Chargers Special Teamer: Cory Littleton – Los Angeles Rams Frank Coyle is a longtime member of the FWAA and a voter for the Heisman Trophy, Outland Trophy, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, Fred Biletnikoff and Eddie Robinson awards annually for 25 years. He was a 20 year Scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl. Draft Insiders’ Rookie
Spotlight – RB Sony Michel –
Patriots
Draft Insiders’ Rookie Spotlight – RB Sony
Michel – Patriots
By Frank Coyle
Draft Insiders’ will post Rookie spotlight players
regularly and their Scouting Report from our NFL Draft 2018
Yearbook. Scouting Reports are written from the fall into March
annually.
Rookie runner Sony Michel has been one of the top impact first
year players in the NFL this season. He has been a difference
maker for the Patriots current playoff run. In their opening
playoff game victory over the Chargers, he rushed for 129 yards
on 24 carries for 3 TDs and 1 reception for 9 yards. He was
instrumental as their run to a 35-0 first half advantage that
never relinquished.
For his rookie season, he rushed for 931 yards on just 209carries for a 4.5 yard average and 6 TDs. He added 7 receptions.
Over the season, he has split time with veteran James White to
give the Pats a combo that averaged 4.5 yards per attempt.
Michel is an every down back and one of the most productive
runners over an SEC career prior to this season. His well
rounded talent translated quickly to the NFL and he has been an
interchangeable part for all the Patriots offensive packages.
Here is his Scouting Report from Draft Insiders’
Yearbook 2018 written March 2018
Sony Michel #1 – Georgia 5-11 215
– Sp. 4.50
Hindu Theory: Isaiah Crowell Rating
60
Talented multi-dimensional all around back has been an impact
performer for the Bulldogs the past three seasons. Earned SEC
honors in 2017 after an excellent overall performance. Tough
natural low based runner shows quick feet with good size and
speed to be an NFL feature back. Slides nicely laterally and
runs with a wiggle to string multiple moves together. Gets to
top speed quickly with the ability to adjust his speed and
change gears well. On the 2nd level, he has a burst to run away
from defenders. Displays good lower body power and is able to
make consistent yardage after contact. Keeps his pad level down
to run over defenders. Developing receiver comes out of the
backfield quickly into his routes. Shows reliable hands and
capable of making the tough catch. In space, he knows what to do
with the ball and shows the burst to take the play the distance.
Very effective on screens and shorter routes, though only a
limited route tree and needs some further development. Displayed
the ability to run inside and outside, though not a physical
downhill power back between the tackles. As a pass blocker, he’salert, aware and competent at picking up the blitz. Keeps his feet well and shows good balance and functional strength. Explosive when he sees a crease and is capable of making huge yardage. Good vision and awareness to keep drives alive. Versatile talent to give an offense a unique weapon to command special attention in every situation and high level 1A type. The Numbers: As a senior in 2017, he shared time with Nick Chubb and played in 14 games and rushed for 1227 yards on 156 carries for a 7.9 yard average and 16 TDs. He caught 9 passes for 96 yards and 1 TD. As a junior, he rushed for 840 yards on 152 carries for a 5.5 average and 4 TDs. He caught 22 passes for 149 yards and 1 TD. As a sophomore, he rushed for over 1000 yards with 8 TDs and 26 receptions and 3 TDs. Over his career, he rushed for 3638 yards on 591 carries for 6.2 yard average with 33 rushing TDs and 64 catches with 6 TDs. At the NFL Combine, he came in at 5’10”, 214 lbs. and ran a 4.54 time. He did 22 reps, a 4.21 shuttle and no other events. At the pro day, he looked sharp in drills, catching the ball and looking smooth in routes. The Skinny: Natural runner and receiver with good speed to change games. Nice combination of speed, power and cutting skills. Combines the size, quickness and strength to get into the end zone. Well-rounded with the suddenness to get outside and make the corner with the burst to hit the home run. Rising talent probably goes in the top 50 prospects and capable of being a quality feature back similar to rookie sensation Alvin Kamara who we were very high on last year. Kamara’s YB Scouting Report is on web site. Also, Frank Gore and Isaiah Crowell in size, style and speed. Fine addition with starting talent to be a three down back, though more a complete 1A type and nice asset for any backfield. Draft Projection: 2nd Round
Draft Insiders’ Rookie
Spotlight – LB Darius Leonard
– Colts
Draft Insiders’ Rookie Spotlight – LB
Darius Leonard – Colts
By Frank Coyle
Draft Insiders’ will post Rookie spotlight players
regularly and their Scouting Report from our NFL Draft 2018
Yearbook. Scouting Reports are written from the fall into March
annually.
Rookie Darius Leonard has been one of the top impact first year
players in the NFL this season. He has been a major differencemaker for the Colts playoff run. He has been an every down
defender and one of the most productive defenders in the league.
His well rounded talent translated quickly to the NFL and he has
been an interchangeable defender for all the Colts package
defenses
Here is his Scouting Report from Draft Insiders’
Yearbook 2018 written March 2018
Darius Leonard #10 South Carolina St
6-2 235 – Sp. 4.65
Hindu Theory: Thomas Davis
Rating 80
Athletic, active, senior finished his small college career with
incredible consistency as an every down defender. Earned MEAC
honors annually, completing his career with an impressive Senior
Bowl week. Long rangy defender with fine field speed to make
plays at the opposite sideline and drop in coverage. Lean frame
and probably has maxed out at the 235 lb. level. His
athleticism, quickness, toughness and consistent effort vs a
high level of competition stand out on film. Good movement
skills with good instincts and fluid hips. Top instincts and
quick reactions to use his fine speed and athleticism to make
plays. Fiery on-field character with explosive closing speed and
able to cover a lot of ground quickly in pursuit. Flashes burst
to close on the ball especially in close quarters. Powerful
tackler and really brings his pads on contact and consistently
able to finish. Good initial quickness off the snap to read
plays and defeat blocking angles. Able to contort his body to
dip around a block and drop ball-carriers. Holds point fairly
well with adequate functional strength. Above average change-of-
direction allows him to redirect in space and stay with
receivers. Developing cover man with improving ball skills to
compete for the Will position in the NFL. That is his bestposition. Very experienced and effective on all special teams’
coverage units where his sure tackling ranks him as one of the
premier special teams’ defenders in this class. High level of
self-motivation and excellent competitive drive. Outstanding
quickness makes it tough for blockers to get a good fit and
compensates for marginal size. Moves laterally well and keeps
blockers off his body to flow to the ball. Well-developed
backfield vision and usually on time recognizing route concepts.
In 2017, he had 114 tackles with 12 TFL and 8.5 sacks, 10 QB
hurries, 1 FF, 1 PBU and 2 interceptions. Earned 1st team MEAC
honors. In 2016, started 11 games and posted 124 tackles with
14.5 TFLs, 3.5 sacks, 4 FF, 3 PBU and 2 interceptions. Earned
1st team MEAC honors. Good early part time defender and special
teams’ performer from his true freshman season. Over his career,
recorded 394 tackles with 22 sacks, 53 TFLs, 8 FF, 3 FR, 6
interceptions and 7 PBUs. At the NFL Combine, he came in at
6’2”, 234 lbs. with 34 3/8” arms. He ran a 4.70 time with a 1.67
ten-yard split and did 17 reps. He was average in the
positional drills. Lack of ideal size causes concern about
durability. Best fit as Will backer. Many of the same skills as
Thomas Davis with keen instincts, big play talent and good work
habits. Rising top 100 prospect with upside and the AA to become
a pro playmaker in either a 4-3 or 3-4 set. Fine run and chase
defender and rising talent with early starting ability. Needs
work in coverage for nickel role, but displays the skills to
start there. Outstanding special teams’ ability earns him a
roster spot. Top three small college prospect to be a fixture in
a 4-3 set. Probable Will starter with some coverage work.
Draft Projection: 3rd RoundSenior Bowl 2019 Finalizes Roster Senior Bowl 2019 Finalizes Roster Mobile, Ala. – The Reese’s Senior Bowl has finalized its 2019 roster with the addition of eight players. This is another strong nationwide group of pro prospects assembled by first year Senior Bowl director, Jim Nagy. For Complete Senior Bowl 2019 Roster go to https://www.seniorbowl.com/accepted-invites.php Added to the roster this week were Alabama offensive lineman Ross Piersbacher, Ole Miss offensive lineman Javon Patterson, Texas A&M center Erik McCoy, linebacker Alaka Otaro and defensive lineman Kingsley Keke, Miami (FL) safety Sheldrick Redwine, Ohio State wide receiver Terry McLaurin and UC-Davis wide receiver Keelan Doss. McCoy is a fourth-year junior graduate who has declared for the 2019 NFL Draft. He is one of five junior graduates on this year’s roster, joining Auburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham, NC State wide receiver Jakobi Meyers, Utah State tight end Dax
Raymond and West Virginia linebacker David Long.
“After a very thorough process that actually began last summer,
we are excited to finalize the rosters for our 70th annual
Reese’s Senior Bowl game,” said Reese’s Senior Bowl Executive
Director Jim Nagy. “Our main objective is to provide the 32 NFL
member clubs with the best rosters possible and this collection
of players truly represents the best that college football, at
all levels, had to offer this year.”
The official game week North/South rosters will be
released on Wednesday, Jan. 16.
The 2019 Reese’s Senior Bowl is January 26th at 1:30pm at Ladd-
Peebles Stadium. Tickets can be purchased at www.seniorbowl.com,
at 151 Dauphin St. in downtown Mobile or at Piggly Wiggly
locations.
Reese’s Senior Bowl week begins on Monday, Jan. 21 and
practices will be on Tuesday (Jan. 22), Wednesday (Jan. 23) and
Thursday (Jan. 24) at Ladd-Peebles Stadium. They are free and
open to the public.
All three practices and the game will be televised live by NFL
Network
** Senior Bowl Game – Jan 26, 2019 Mobile, Alabama
– 1:30 pm CT- NFL Network **
Weigh-in- Practices – Monday Jan 21st thru
Thursday Jan 24th
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