The 2018 Reese Senior Bowl is upon us, and college players face off this Saturday, 1/27/2018 in Mobile, Alabama at Ladd-Peebles Stadium at 2:30 EST on NFL Network. This game pits some of the top names in college football against each other after a week of practice in front of scouts. The Shrine Game last week was eventful, with Slippery Rock defensive end Marcus Martin scoring a receiving touchdown in his first experience as a fullback. His draft stock climbed in that game. There are plenty of rumors and meetings to catch up on, but more as the dust settles after this Saturday. Here are some rosters! --Mike B.
North Team Coaching staff: Denver Broncos Quarterbacks Josh Allen, Wyoming Luke Falk, Washington State Tanner Lee, Nebraska Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma Running backs Kalen Ballage, Arizona State Dimitri Flowers (FB), Oklahoma Jaylen Samuels, N.C. State Akrum Wadley, Iowa Wide receivers Braxton Berrios, Miami Michael Gallup, Colorado State DaeSean Hamilton, Penn State Allen Lazard, Iowa State Jaleel Scott, New Mexico State Justin Watson, Pennsylvania Cedrick Wilson, Boise State Tight ends Tyler Conklin, Central Michigan Troy Fumagalli, Wisconsin Mike Gesicki, Penn State Durham Smythe, Notre Dame Offensive linemen Mason Cole (C), Michigan Tyrell Crosby (OT), Oregon Jamil Demby (OT), Maine Will Hernandez (OG), UTEP Brian O'Neill (OT), Pittsburgh Scott Quessenberry (C), UCLA Wyatt Teller (OG), Virginia Tech Brett Toth (OT), Army Sean Welsh (OG), Iowa Defensive linemen B.J. Hill (DT), N.C. State Jalyn Holmes (DE), Ohio State Justin Jones (DT), N.C. State Tyquan Lewis (DE), Ohio State Bilal Nichols (DT), Delaware Ogbonnia Okoronkwo (DE), Oklahoma Harrison Phillips (DT), Stanford Linebackers Ja'Whaun Bentley (ILB), Purdue Nick DeLuca (ILB), North Dakota State Garrett Dooley (OLB), Wisconsin Dewey Jarvis (OLB), Brown Mike McCray (ILB), Michigan Myles Pierce (ILB), The Citadel Kemoko Turay (OLB), Rutgers Fred Warner (ILB), BYU Defensive backs Marcus Allen (S), Penn State Christian Campbell (CB), Penn State Duke Dawson (CB), Florida Trayvon Henderson (S), Hawaii Taron Johnson (CB), Weber State Michael Joseph (CB), Dubuque Jamarcus King (CB), South Carolina Armani Watts (S), Texas A&M Kyzir White (S), West Virginia Isaac Yiadom (CB), Boston College Specialists Michael Badgley (K), Miami Tanner Carew (LS), Oregon Johnny Townsend (P), Florida South team Coaching staff: Houston Texans Quarterbacks Kurt Benkert, Virginia Kyle Lauletta, Richmond Brandon Silvers, Troy Mike White, Western Kentucky Running backs Nick Bawden (FB), San Diego State Rashaad Penny, San Diego State Ito Smith, Southern Mississippi Darrel Williams, LSU Wide receivers Marcell Ateman, Oklahoma State DJ Chark, LSU J'Mon Moore, Missouri Byron Pringle, Kansas State Tre'Quan Smith, UCF James Washington, Oklahoma State Tight ends Jordan Akins, UCF Ian Thomas, Indiana Deon Yelder, Western Kentucky Offensive linemen Bradley Bozeman (C), Alabama Alex Cappa (OT), Humboldt State Austin Corbett (C), Nevada Austin Golson (C), Auburn Colby Gossett (OG), Appalachian State Desmond Harrison (OT), West Georgia Taylor Hearn (OG), Clemson Joseph Noteboom (OT), TCU Brandon Parker (OT), North Carolina A&T Skyler Phillips (OG), Idaho State Isaiah Wynn (OG), Georgia Defensive linemen Andrew Brown (DT), Virginia Kylie Fitts (DE), Utah Poona Ford (DT), Texas Marcus Davenport (DE), Texas-San Antonio Greg Gilmore (DT), LSU Da'Shawn Hand (DE), Alabama Christian LaCouture (DT), LSU Linebackers Oren Burks (ILB), Vanderbilt Shaquem Griffin (OLB), UCF Marquis Haynes (OLB), Ole Miss Darius Leonard (ILB), South Carolina State Uchenna Nwosu (OLB), USC Dorian O'Daniel (ILB), Clemson Tre' Williams (ILB), Auburn Defensive backs Nate Andrews (S), Florida State Quin Blanding (S), Virginia Danny Johnson (CB), Southern Kameron Kelly (CB), San Diego State Tray Matthews (S), Auburn Siran Neal (CB), Jacksonville State Jeremy Reaves (S), South Alabama M.J. Stewart (CB), North Carolina Chandon Sullivan (CB), Georgia State D'Montre Wade (CB), Murray State Levi Wallace (CB), Alabama Specialists Daniel Carlson (K), Auburn Ike Powell (LS), Auburn JK Scott (P), Alabama
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The 2018 East-West Shrine Game is upon us as the 2018 NFL Draft Season officially kicks off. Theevent takes place at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida this Saturday, January 20th at 3 PM EST. Practices run through the week, and the game will be televised on NFL network. Some great players have starred in the Shrine Game through the years, including Walter Payton, Brett Favre, and Willie Roaf. This year, prospects will attempt to make a name for themselves at the game (rosters below). Here are some story lines for the game. Jake Wieneke had a fantastic record as a college player at South Dakota State University. I've been high on him for the past few years, and expect him to be a solid NFL player. He's a guy to watch closely this week. Chase Edmonds from Fordham is another fantastic small school player who could make an impact in the NFL early on as a third down back. Brandon Facyson, the CB from Virginia Tech, is an athletic machine who could impress scouts with his physical attributes. Matthew Thomas, the Florida State linebacker, is a sleeper heading into the draft. He was a 5 star recruit coming out of high school in a class that included Laremy Tunsil, Derrick Henry, Alex Collins, and Vernon Hargreaves III. Thomas' career in college was stalled by injuries and suspensions, so workouts, medical reports, and interviews will be huge for him. One thing is for certain, Thomas flashes lots of talent at times. Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett looked good on the first day of practice and emerged as a leader on the field. This will impress scouts considering him heading into the draft. Michigan State center Brian Allen, Wisconsin linebacker Leon Jacobs, and Miami CB DeVonta' Delaney stood out early in practice. Who are teams talking to early? Here are some interview reports: Broncos: South Florida QB Quinton Flowers. Buccaneers: Houston WR Steven Dunbar. Cardinals: FSU LB Matthew Thomas. Chargers: Weber State TE Andrew Vollert, Louisville Safety Chucky Williams. Dolphins: Louisiana-Lafayette S Tracy Walker. Eagles: Sam Houston State DT P.J. Hall. 49ers: Delaware DT Bilal Nichols. Rams: Mississippi State LS Hunter Bradley, UNLV WR Devonte Boyd. Redskins: FSU LB Matthew Thomas. Saints: Michigan State C Brian Allen, Texas DT Poona Ford. Here are your Shrine Game rosters.--Mike B. Rosters: WEST TEAM Quarterbacks Jeremiah Briscoe, Sam Houston State Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech Nick Stevens, Colorado State Running backs Jordan Chunn, Troy Justin Jackson, Northwestern Phillip Lindsay, Colorado Wide receivers Jeff Badet, Oklahoma Bryce Bobo, Colorado Devonte Boyd, UNLV Steven Dunbar, Houston Jordan Thomas, Mississippi State Jake Wieneke, South Dakota State Tight ends Blake Mack, Arkansas State Andrew Vollert, Weber State David Wells, San Diego State Offensive linemen Dejon Allen (OG), Hawaii Jacob Alsadek (OG), Arizona Jake Bennett (C), Colorado State Zachary Crabtree (OT), Oklahoma State Mark Korte (OT), Alberta Cody O'Connell (OG), Washington State Jacob Ohnesorge (C), South Dakota State Greg Senat (OT), Wagner Coleman Shelton (C), Washington Brett Toth (OT), Army Salesi Uhatafe (OG), Utah Defensive linemen Poona Ford (DT), Texas Marcell Frazier (DE), Missouri P.J. Hall (DT), Sam Houston State Alec James (DE), Wisconsin Justin Lawler (DE), SMU James Looney (DT), California Filipo Mokofisi (DT), Utah Bilal Nichols (DT), Delaware Joe Ostman (DE), Central Michigan Conor Sheehy (DE), Wisconsin (injured) Linebackers James Hearns (OLB), Louisville (injured) Leon Jacobs (OLB), Wisconsin Joel Lanning (QB/ILB), Iowa State Ja'Von Rolland-Jones (OLB), Arkansas State Tegray Scales (OLB), Indiana Kenny Young (ILB), UCLA Defensive backs Secdrick Cooper (S), Louisiana Tech Dane Cruikshank (CB), Arizona Josh Kalu (CB), Nebraska Heath Harding (CB), Miami (Ohio) Davontae Harris (CB), Illinois State Godwin Igwebuike (S), Northwestern Natrell Jamerson (S), Wisconsin Afolabi Laguda (S), Colorado Malik Reaves (CB), Villanova Cole Reyes (S), North Dakota Linden Stephens (CB), Cincinnati Chucky Williams (S), Louisville Specialists Matthew McCrane (K), Kansas State Drew Scott (LS), Kansas State Shane Tripucka (P), Texas A&M EAST TEAM Quarterbacks J.T. Barrett, Ohio State Riley Ferguson, Memphis Quinton Flowers, South Florida Running backs Chase Edmonds, Fordham D'Ernest Johnson, South Florida Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt Wide receivers Regis Cibasu, Montreal Daurice Fountain, Northern Iowa DaeSean Hamilton, Penn State Cam Phillips, Virginia Tech (injured) Justin Watson, Pennsylvania Jester Weah, Pittsburgh Javon Wims, Georgia (injured) Tight ends Damon Gibson, Minnesota State Cam Serigne, Wake Forest Ethan Wolf, Tennessee Offensive linemen Tony Adams (OG), N.C. State Brian Allen (C), Michigan State Kyle Bosch (OG), West Virginia Aaron Evans (OT), UCF (injured) Nico Falah (OG), USC (injured) Austin Golson (C), Auburn Cory Helms (OG), South Carolina Connor Hilland (OG), Williams & Mary Jaryd Jones-Smith (OG), Pittsburgh Austin Kuhnert (C), North Dakota State Brad Lundblade (C), Oklahoma State KC McDermott (OT), Miami Jamar McGloster (OT), Syracuse Defensive linemen Curtis Cothren (DE), Penn State Parker Cothren (DT), Penn State Folorunso Fatukasi (DT), UConn Dalton Keene (DE), Illinois State Marcus Martin (DE), Slippery Rock Jamiyus Pittman (DT), UCF Deadrin Senat (DT), South Florida Kentavius Street (DE), N.C. State Chad Thomas (DE), Miami Linebackers Parris Bennett (ILB), Syracuse Jason Cabinda (ILB), Penn State D.J. Palmore (OLB), Navy Jacob Pugh (OLB), Florida State Matthew Thomas (OLB), Florida State Chris Worley (ILB), Ohio State Defensive backs DeVonta' Delaney (CB), Miami Brandon Facyson (CB), Virginia Tech Tre Flowers (S), Oklahoma State Grant Haley (CB), Penn State Avonte Maddox (CB), Pittsburgh Trey Marshall (S), Florida State Jordan Martin (S), Syracuse Deatrick Nichols (CB), South Florida Jeremy Reaves (CB), South Alabama Greg Stroman (CB), Virginia Tech Jamar Summers (S), Connecticut Tracy Walker (S), Louisiana-Lafayette Damon Webb (S), Ohio State Specialists Hunter Bradley (LS), Mississippi State Drew Brown (K), Nebraska Joseph Davidson (P), Bowling Green |
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