Terry Fontenot General Manager | Atlanta Falcons Website
Terry Fontenot General Manager | Atlanta Falcons Website
The Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, provided NFL scouts and teams with valuable insights into potential draft picks during a week of practices. As the event unfolded, several players from both the National and American rosters stood out for their performances on the field.
Among the National roster, Central Arkansas pass rusher David Walker impressed with his leverage and ability to win reps using speed and power. Oregon's Tez Johnson demonstrated excellent separation skills, while Louisville's Quincy Riley showed good technique despite missing an interception opportunity. Miami's Elijah Arroyo showcased athleticism but had one notable drop. Iowa State's Jayden Higgins rebounded from a rough start, displaying deceptive speed.
Boston College edge rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku excelled in drills, showing versatility in his approach. Oregon linebacker Jeffrey Bassa left a strong impression with his coverage skills as a former safety. Minnesota linebacker Cody Lindenberg made an impact with a pick-six during 7-on-7s.
On the American team, UCF cornerback Brandon Adams made an over-the-shoulder interception against Arkansas WR Isaac Teslaa. SMU running back Brashard Smith displayed great vision and route-running skills due to his background as a wide receiver. LSU offensive lineman Emory Jones was noted for his tenacity despite challenges at tackle.
TCU wide receiver Jack Bech consistently performed well, making acrobatic catches across various routes. Kentucky cornerback Maxwell Hairston lived up to expectations with solid play. Texas A&M edge rusher Shemar Stewart was vocal and physically dominant on the field.
Maryland safety Dante Trader shined in one-on-one reps and run defense, while Utah State WR Jalen Royals exhibited polished releases at the line of scrimmage. Arizona offensive lineman Jonah Savaiinaea proved strong in hand-to-hand battles, suggesting he might be better suited for guard than tackle positions.
Kentucky defensive tackle Deone Walker stood out physically among peers but faced challenges with pad leverage.
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