NFL buzz from the Senior citizen Bowl: What we heard on
Numerous top 2023 NFL draft prospects and potential risers stuck out during 3 days of Senior citizen Bowl practices this week, and a few of our press reporters and experts were on hand in Mobile, Alabama, to see the action. In addition to a close-up take a look at some of the leading upperclassmen getting in the draft, however, they also had the chance to speak with individuals from around the NFL and college football. Every NFL team had representatives in participation, consisting of coaches, front-office executives and scouts, and lots of college coaches remained in town for the event, also. Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy kept in mind that a record 1,100 overall credentials were given to media for the week of practices and the game on Saturday.So what was the buzz around the University of South Alabama’s facilities? NFL draft expert Todd McShay, NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler and college football reporter Pete Thamel break down what they heard and saw at the Senior Bowl, consisting of nuggets on the top prospects, groups to view and more from execs, coaches and scouts around the football world. Let’s get into all of it. (And don’t miss the Senior Championship game on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. ET on NFL Network.)Jump to: Bears at No. 1|Rodgers’next move Jackson’s status|Leading midtier QBs Most significant risers at Senior citizen Bowl What will Chicago finish with the No. 1 pick