2021 Senior Bowl Discussion

**like54ninjas** · 01-25-2021, 01:04 PM

ROSTERS.......

TIONAL TEAM

Virginia Tech	Divine	Deablo	DB
Washington	Keith	Taylor	DB
Oregon	Thomas	Graham Jr.	DB
Oklahoma	Tre	Brown	DB
Michigan	Ambry	Thomas	DB
California	Camryn	Bynum	DB
Oklahoma State	Rodarius	Williams	DB
Pittsburgh	Damar	Hamlin	DB
Minnesota	Benjamin	St-Juste	DB
San Diego State	Darren	Hall	DB
Ohio State	Jonathon	Cooper	DL
Washington	Levi	Onwuzurike	DL
UCLA	Osa	Odighizuwa	DL
Pittsburgh	Rashad	Weaver	DL
Pittsburgh	Patrick	Jones II	DL
Notre Dame	Adetokunbo	Ogundeji	DL
Notre Dame	Daelin	Hayes	DL
Coastal Carolina	Tarron	Jackson	DL
Northern Iowa	Elerson	Smith	DL	Missouri Valley
Texas	Ta'Quon	Graham	DL
Penn State	Shaka	Toney	EDGE
Michigan	Ben	Mason	FB
TCU	Garret	Wallow	LB
Oregon State	Hamilcar	Rashed Jr.	LB
Ohio State	Justin	Hilliard	LB
Ohio State	Baron	Browning	LB
Ohio State	Tuf	Borland	LB
North Carolina	Chazz	Surratt	LB
West Virginia	Tony	Fields II	LB
Purdue	Derrick	Barnes	LB
Notre Dame	Robert	Hainsey	OL
Nebraska	Brenden	Jaimes	OL
Northern Iowa	Spencer	Brown	OL
North Dakota State	Dillon	Radunz	OL
Middle Tennessee	Robert	Jones	OL
Cincinnati	James	Hudson III	OL
Oklahoma	Creed	Humphrey	OL
Oklahoma	Adrian	Ealy	OL
Notre Dame	Aaron	Banks	OL
California	Jake	Curhan	OL
Wisconsin-Whitewater	Quinn	Meinerz	OL
Texas	Sam	Ehlinger	QB
Notre Dame	Ian	Book	QB
Arkansas	Feleipe	Franks	QB
Oklahoma	Rhamondre	Stevenson	RB
UCLA	Demetric	Felton	RB
North Carolina	Michael	Carter	RB
Alabama	Najee	Harris	RB
Virginia Tech	Khalil	Herbert	RB
Virginia	Tony	Poljan	TE
Ole Miss	Kenny	Yeboah	TE
Boston College	Hunter	Long	TE
Notre Dame	Ben	Skowronek	WR	IND
Louisville	Desmond	Fitzpatrick	WR
Western Michigan	D'Wayne	Eskridge	WR
South Dakota St.	Cade	Johnson	WR
Oklahoma State	Tylan	Wallace	WR
Michigan	Nico	Collins	WR
Arizona State	Frank	Darby	WR
Alabama	DeVonta	Smith	WR
Wake Forest	Sage	Surratt	WR

AMERICAN TEAM

Missouri	Joshuah	Bledsoe	DB
Georgia	DJ	Daniel	DB
Missouri	Tyree	Gillespie	DB
LSU	JaCoby	Stevens	DB
Florida State	Hamsah	Nasirildeen	DB
Florida	Shawn	Davis	DB
Central Florida	Richie	Grant	DB
North Carolina Central	Bryan	Mills	DB
Georgia	Mark	Webb	DB
Central Florida	Aaron	Robinson	DB
Central Arkansas	Robert	Rochell	DB
Syracuse	Ifeatu	Melifonwu	DB
Kansas State	Wyatt	Hubert	DE
Florida State	Marvin	Wilson	DL
Wake Forest	Carlos	Basham Jr.	DL
Tulane	Cameron	Sample	DL
Iowa	Chauncey	Golston	DL
Georgia	Malik	Herring	DL
Houston	Payton	Turner	DL
USC	Marlon	Tuipulotu	DL
Florida State	Janarius	Robinson	EDGE
Miami	Quincy	Roche	EDGE
Baylor	William	Bradley-King	EDGE
Northwestern	Paddy	Fisher	LB
Virginia	Charles	Snowden	LB
South Alabama	Riley	Cole	LB
LSU	Jabril	Cox	LB
Houston	Grant	Stuard	LB
Georgia	Monty	Rice	LB
Auburn	KJ	Britt	LB
UAB	Jordan	Smith	LB
Tennessee	Trey	Smith	OL
Grambling State	David	Moore	OL
Kentucky	Drake	Jackson	OL
Iowa	Alaric	Jackson	OL
Georgia	Ben	Cleveland	OL
Alabama	Alex	Leatherwood	OL
Alabama	Deonte	Brown	OL
Texas Tech	Jack	Anderson	OL
Texas A&M	Dan	Moore Jr.	OL
Western Michigan	Jaylon	Moore	OL
Texas A&M	Kellen	Mond	QB
Florida	Kyle	Trask	QB
Wake Forest	Jamie	Newman	QB
Missouri	Larry	Rountree III	RB
Mississippi State	Kylin	Hill	RB
Michigan	Chris	Evans	RB
Louisiana	Elijah	Mitchell	RB
Georgia	Tre	McKitty	TE
Duke	Noah	Gray	TE
Bowling Green	Quintin	Morris	TE
SMU	Kylen	Granson	TE
LSU	Racey	McMath	WR
Houston	Marquez	Stevenson	WR
UAB	Austin	Watkins Jr.	WR
Tennessee	Josh	Palmer	WR
South Carolina	Shi	Smith	WR
Florida	Kadarius	Toney	WR
Florida	Trevon	Grimes	WR
Clemson	Amari	Rodgers	WR
Clemson	Cornell	Powell	WR

**Bolt Dude** · 01-25-2021, 01:21 PM

Haha, nice. Wouldn't it make more sense for them to come out with rankings after the week's over?
Maybe they'll do that as well.

Here's my 2-cents:

Ranked too high:
Leatherwood
Toney
Roche
Wilson
Patrick Jones II
DJ Daniel
Darren Hall
Sage Surratt
Baron Browning
Carson Green

Ranked too low:
Michael Carter
Snowden
Drake Jackson
Onwuzurike
Odeyingbo
Tuipulotu
Nico Collins
Ambry Thomas
Keith Taylor
Michael Menet
Trey Sermon
Rhamondre Stevenson
James Hudson
Jonathan Cooper

**wu-dai clan** · 01-25-2021, 01:40 PM

I like the other USC DT.
He looks good on tape.
Tuipulotu.

**like54ninjas** · 01-26-2021, 09:15 AM

**like54ninjas** · 01-26-2021, 09:31 AM

American Team (Carolina Panthers coaches)
#	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE	HGT	WGT	WING	ARM	HANDNational Team (Miami Dolphins coaches)
#	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE	HGT	WGT	WING	ARM	HAND
0	Cooper, Jonathan	DL	Ohio State	6026	254	78 1/2	31 5/8	9 3/4
0	Smith, DeVonta	WR	Alabama*			78 1/2	31 1/2	9 3/8
1	Eskridge, D’Wayne	WR	Western Michigan	5091	188	74 1/8	30 1/8	9
1	Thomas, Ambry	CB	Michigan	5117	189	76 1/2	31 1/8	8 1/2
2	Wallace, Tylan	WR	Oklahoma State	5110	193	73 1/2	32 5/8	9 1/2
2	Williams, Rodarius	CB	Oklahoma State	6001	193	76 1/2	31	9 1/4
4	Collins, Nico	WR	Michigan	6042	215	79	32 1/2	9 3/8
4	Graham, Thomas	CB	Oregon	5104	193	76	31	9 1/8
5	Norwood, Tre	SAF	Oklahoma	5117	192	72 1/4	29 1/8	9 1/2
6	Hilliard, Justin	LB	Ohio State	6006	227	76 1/8	30 3/4	9
7	Carter, Michael	RB	North Carolina	5077	202	73 1/2	29 1/8	9
8	Franks, Feleipe	QB	Arkansas	6063	234	83	33 3/4	10
8	Taylor, Keith	CB	Washington	6023	191	76 1/8	31	9 1/2
9	Hayes, Daelin	DL	Notre Dame	6036	261	80 1/4	32	9 1/2
10	Felton, Demetric	WR	UCLA	5085	189	74 1/8	31 3/8	9 3/8
11	Ehlinger, Sam	QB	Texas	6014	222	75 1/8	30	9 3/4
11	Rashed, Hamilcar	LB	Oregon State	6031	254	82 7/8	33 3/4	10 1/8
12	Book, Ian	QB	Notre Dame	6000	210	79 1/4	31 1/4	9 7/8
13	Fitzpatrick, Dez	WR	Louisville	6021	202	80 5/8	32 1/2	9 1/4
16	Surratt, Sage	WR	Wake Forest	6025	215	79	32	9
17	Weaver, Rashad	DL	Pittsburgh	6043	265	82 7/8	33 1/4	9 3/4
18	Toney, Shaka	DL	Penn State	6022	238	82 1/8	33	9 1/2
21	Sermon, Trey	RB	Ohio State*	6002	213	79	32	9 1/2
22	Brown, Tre	CB	Oklahoma	5096	188	74 3/4	30 1/4	9 1/2
22	Harris, Najee	RB	Alabama	6017	230	81	33 3/8	10
23	Hall, Darren	SAF	San Diego State	5113	189	74 1/2	30 1/8	9
24	Bynum, Camryn	CB	California	6003	198	76	30 3/4	9 5/8
25	St. Juste, Benjamin	CB	Minnesota	6033	200	80 1/4	32	9 1/4
25	Herbert, Khalil	RB	Virginia Tech	5087	204	71 3/4	30 1/8	8 5/8
27	Deablo, Divine	SAF	Virginia Tech	6033	226	79 1/8	32 3/4	9 1/2
29	Stevenson, Rhamondre	RB	Oklahoma	5115	227	75	30	9
29	Uphoff, Christian	SAF	Illinois State	6024	213	75 1/8	30 3/4	10
30	Fields, Tony	LB	West Virginia	6010	222	76	30 3/4	9
30	Patterson, Riley	K	Memphis	5103	183	73 1/2	30 1/8	8 3/4
32	Borland, Tuf	LB	Ohio State	6001	229	77	31	10
33	Hamlin, Damar	SAF	Pittsburgh	6005	201	77 1/2	9 1/8	9 1/8
38	Smith, James	P	Cincinnati	6046	233	80	33	9
42	Mason, Ben	FB	Michigan	6026	256	79	32	9 3/8
47	Smith, Elerson	DL	Northern Iowa	6064	262	83	33 1/4	10 1/2
49	Graham, Ta’Quon	DL	Texas	6030	290	85 1/8	34 7/8	10 5/8
50	Surratt, Chazz	LB	North Carolina	6014	227	76	30	9 1/2
55	Browning, Baron	LB	Ohio State	6031	241	81	33	10
55	Hudson, James	OL	Cincinnati	6043	302	82 1/8	33	11
56	Barnes, Derrick	LB	Purdue	6004	245	81 5/8	33	9 5/8
56	Humphrey, Creed	OL	Oklahoma	6045	312	79 1/2	31 3/4	9 5/8
67	Jaimes, Brendan	OL	Nebraska	6054	300	81 1/8	32 3/4	10
70	Jones, Robert	OL	Middle Tennessee State	6042	319	79	33	9 5/8
71	Meinerz, Quinn	OL	Wisconsin-Whitewater	6032	320	82	33	10 1/4
72	Hainsey, Robert	OL	Notre Dame	6044	302	79 1/8	32	9 3/4
73	Banks, Aaron	OL	Notre Dame	6053	338	82	33 1/8	10 1/8
74	Moore, Jaylon	OL	Western Michigan	6041	311	82	33 3/8	11
75	Radunz, Dillon	OL	North Dakota State	6055	304	80 1/4	33 1/4	9 1/8
76	Brown, Spencer	OL	Northern Iowa	6084	314	82 3/8	34	10 3/8
77	Curhan, Jake	OL	California	6056	323	83 1/2	33	10 1/4
79	Ealy, Adrian	OL	Oklahoma	6064	326	82 3/4	32 5/8	10
80	Long, Hunter	TE	Boston College	6051	254	83	33 3/4	9 3/4
81	Skowronek, Ben	WR	Notre Dame	6027	211	80 1/4	32 5/8	10
83	Johnson, Cade	WR	South Dakota State	5103	186	71 1/2	29	9 3/8
84	Darby, Frank	WR	Arizona State	6001	194	76 1/8	31 3/8	9 5/8
87	Bates, John	TE	Boise State	6055	259	79 1/4	32 1/2	9 5/8
88	Yaboah, Kenny	TE	Ole Miss	6037	247	80 3/4	33 1/4	9 3/8
90	Jones, Patrick	DL	Pittsburgh	6044	264	79 5/8	32	10
91	Ogundeji, Ade	DL	Notre Dame	6043	256	85 3/8	35 1/4	9 5/8
92	Odighizuwa, Osa	DL	UCLA	6020	280	84	34 1/8	10 3/4
94	Cheeseman, Camaron	SN	Michigan	6043	237	76	30 1/8	9 1/4
95	Onwuzurike, Levi	DL	Washington	6027	290	80 1/8	32 1/2	10 1/4
99	Jackson, Tarron	DL	Coastal Carolina	6024	260	80 1/8	33	10 1/8

**Bolt Dude** · 01-26-2021, 10:12 AM

Notes:
Leatherwood’s got a massive wingspan.
Ben Cleveland (354) and Adrian Ealy (326) are much heavier than expected.
Elerson Smith, 6’6 and an impressive 262lbs.
Snowden a little light at 232.
St. Juste is a tall CB at 6’3.
Ambry Thomas and Drake Jackson have tiny hands, lol.

**Bolt Dude** · 01-26-2021, 10:35 AM

"Dane Brugler previews the Senior Bowl with some positive comments on Levi Onwuzurike and also notes that Elijah Molden won’t be playing due to an injury."

Bummed that Elijah Molden's not gonna be a part of the Senior Bowl. Really wanted to see him compete.
Oh well! Maybe it'll drop his stock so we can grab him in the 3rd.

**Fleet** · 01-26-2021, 11:22 AM

Post all Senior Bowl Notes In This Thread

Senior Bowl or Bust 2021

By Pigskin Paul Guillemette | January 24, 2021
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The NFL is heading for the Super Bowl, which like everything else in this Pandemic World of Covid-19, will seem a bit subdued and strange as Covid Protocols are set in place. But once they kick the game off, it should be similar, on the field of play, to what we have grown accustomed to. I live only about 50 miles from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, but tomorrow I am headed out of town. It is time for Pigskin Paul to grab his scouting gear and head to Mobile, AL, for my 24th consecutive year, to attend Senior Bowl Week. To borrow a phrase from Jim Nantz, it is “a tradition like no other” in my world. And it will be like no other Senior Bowl I have attended. Strict Covid guidelines have been put in place which will seriously limit contact between the media, NFL Personnel, and players at the venue. And they are stringent rules, but since most of us do NOT believe that Covid-19 is going to disappear, just like a miracle, we will abide by the protocol rules and try to leave Mobile healthy.

I will not bore you with details, but I will warn you fans reading my reports, as well as those of the other media in place, that they may be sadly lacking in details and insight compared to previous years. But give Mr. Nagy, his staff, and the powers that be in Mobile, credit for being steadfast in their belief that the Mobile area could host this event, and safely, from a health standpoint. Normally, I would have been reporting to you this past week from St. Pete during Shrine Bowl week, but like most of the All-Star venues, the Shrine cancelled this year’s game out of concern for health and safety for all. I was missing my Shrine friends, but look forward to the 2022 Shrine Bowl a year from now. Per a tweet from Senior Bowl boss Jim Nagy, 135 players reached Mobile yesterday, and they were all tested for Covid and were sheltered in place in their hotel rooms until Tuesday.

Just this past week, the NFL announced the list of Underclassmen who have officially declared for the Draft. The official tally sheet from the NFL reads as follows:

30 players who notified the League that they had completed their college degree requirements and are therefore Draft Eligible.

98 players met the 3-year eligibility guideline and renounced any remaining college eligibility.

3 players inquired of the League what their draft status was and are deemed eligible to be drafted.

So that’s a total of 131 players. The 98 players in the second category above is one less than last year.

In a year of constant changes all around us, the Senior Bowl is making a change in tradition by abandoning the North/South team monikers, going instead with an American/National team names theme. Perhaps a few too many of us have teased annually about some of the actual geographic team assignments not truly being north or south of that old Mason Dixon line. I seem to remember a previous abandonment of the North/South back in the early 1990’s that lasted 3 games before heading back to the traditional North/South format. The Panthers are coaching the American squad, while the Dolphins are handling the Nationals.

As usual, one of the first questions many fans ask is “who are the QB’s in Mobile?” this year. Mr. Nagy was able to put together a very solid group this time around, which has become an annual occurrence again in recent years. And the most recent addition to the list helped boost the QB group value tremendously when ALABAMA QB MAC JONES declared for the Draft and accepted an invite to Mobile. Previously the game has also added the name of KYLE TRASK/Florida to the acceptance list. IAN BOOK/Notre Dame, KELLEN MOND/Texas A&M, JAMIE NEWMAN/Georgia/Wake Forest also add some glamour to the group, not to mention SAM EHLINGER of Texas. FELEIPE FRANKS/Arkansas rounds out the group. Initial roster information indicated that TRASK and JONES would both be on the American team because the Panthers are rumored to be looking for a long term QB solution, beyond BRIDGEWATER. The Dolphins, with TUA in house, are a bit less interested in the QB group this year.

Remembering that underclassmen are not eligible for this game unless in those 30 listed first above, a lot of your 2021 Draft first rounders will not be in Mobile. Then you throw in players coming off 2020 season injuries, and agents not wanting certain clients in this game, a lot of the 2021 First Rounders are just not going to be in Mobile, for multiple reasons. My guess is we might see as many as a dozen possible first round prospects in action this week, with about half of those actually getting that call on Day One of the DRAFT.

MAC JONES QB Alabama

NAJEE HARRIS RB Alabama

CARLOS BASHAM DE Wake Forest

PAYTON TURNER DE Houston

TREY SMITH OG Tennessee

KYLE TRASK QB Florida

KADARIUS TONEY WR/RS Florida

PATRICK JONES DE/ER Pittsburgh

CHAZZ SURRATT LB UNC

SAGE SURRATT WR Wake Forest

DeVONTA SMITH WR Alabama

DILLON RADUNZ OT North Dakota State

These are my 12 highest ranked players in Mobile. I would expect, per usual, that a few other names will stand out and improve their Draft status. We shall see what transpires. Hope to chat at you from Mobile Monday night.

Also stay with GBN through the week for reports and analysis from this week’s practice sessions.

Cheers

**Fleet** · 01-26-2021, 11:24 AM

Things were a little different for the 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl weigh-in, the unofficial kickoff event for the annual NFL draft showcase in Mobile.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the weigh-in was closed to the media this year. Thus, reporters were not able to get a first-hand glimpse as to whose physique looked the most impressive (not that many of them were complaining).

Still, it appears Florida State linebacker Janarius Robinson made the biggest impression at Tuesday’s weigh-in.

Robinson, who totaled 26 tackles, seven tackles for loss, three sacks, five quarterback hurries, two pass breakups and one blocked kick for a bad Seminoles team in 2020, checked in at 6-foot-5 and 266 pounds on Tuesday. He led all players in three key measurables, with 35 3/8-inch arms, an 87-inch “wingspan” and 11-inch hands.

Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy declared Robinson the unofficial “winner” of the weigh-in:

The Senior Bowl office has released all the relevant numbers from this year’s weigh-in. Here are a few notes …

No numbers on DeVonta Smith

According to Chase Goodbread of NFL.com, Smith “declined” to be weighed and measured on Tuesday, preferring to wait until Alabama’s Pro Day.

That might be a first for a player who actually made the trip to Mobile, but the Heisman Trophy winner has some leverage that others don’t. Smith, who was listed at 6-foot-1 and 175 pounds during his senior season at Alabama, will not play in Saturday’s game due to the finger injury he suffered in the national title game vs. Ohio State.

Smith is expected to go in the top five of April’s NFL draft, with ESPN’s Mel Kiper projecting him No. 2 overall to the New York Jets. Smith is spending time during Senior Bowl week with the staff of the Miami Dolphins, who are coaching the National team and have the No. 3 pick in the draft.

Mac and the quarterbacksOther Crimson Tide numbersOther in-state measureablesThe long and the short

**like54ninjas** · 01-26-2021, 11:45 AM

Janarius Robinson really surprised me in his measurables. He has flashes on tape but lacks consistency and really wasn’t used well at FSU.
I think if he adds some weight, with his size/length/power/athleticism, he could be an impressive 5T/4I.
Day 3 dude that could be a real value pick 2-3 years down the road.

**like54ninjas** · 01-26-2021, 11:50 AM

Originally posted by Bolt Dude View Post

Notes:
Leatherwood’s got a massive wingspan.
Ben Cleveland (354) and Adrian Ealy (326) are much heavier than expected.
Elerson Smith, 6’6 and an impressive 262lbs.
Snowden a little light at 232.
St. Juste is a tall CB at 6’3.
Ambry Thomas and Drake Jackson have tiny hands, lol.

I’m interested to see St. Juste compete this week.
Snowden weight disappointing.
E. Smith is another 3/4 round prospect with a really high ceiling.