Today, practice for the shrine game begins.. Its the first in many draft stock raising/dropping events heading toward the draft in late april.. Here we can talk about the players in this game, as practices all wk will be under a microscope, helping raise and drop stocks from some of these guys..
Heres the rosters..
Print roster Updated 1/13/2013
OFFENSE
# Pos. Last name First name School H W
78 OL Armstead Terron Arkansas-Pine Bluff 6'5" 310
80 WR Blake Emory Auburn 6'2" 195
11 QB Cameron Colby Louisiana Tech 6'2" 205
15 WR Davis Marcus Virginia Tech 6'4" 225
64 OL Devey Jordan Memphis 6'6" 305
76 OL Dill R.J. Rutgers 6'6" 315
83 WR Fuller Corey Virginia Tech 6'3" 195
12 RB Graham Ray Pittsburgh 5'10" 190
18 RB Harris Montel Temple 5'9" 208
73 OL Heikkinen Garth MinnesotDuluth 6'2-1/2" 305
88 WR Highsmith Erik North Carolina 6'3" 195
74 OL Jackson Mark Glenville State 6'6" 330
10 TE Jefferson D.C. Rutgers 6'6" 250
55 OL Johnson T.J. South Carolina 6'5" 315
7 QB Klein Collin Kansas St. 6'5" 226
58 OL Kush Eric California (PA) 6'4" 299
44 TE Pantale Chris Boston College 6'6" 255
97 TE Reed Lucas New Mexico 6'6" 255
59 OL Sewell Matt McMaster U. 6'8" 345
85 WR Smith Rodney Florida State 6'6" 219
72 OL Speller Nick; Massachusetts 6'5" 290
2 RB Stacy Zac Vanderbilt 5'9" 214
54 OL Stankiewitch Matt Penn State 6'3" 303
13 QB Stanley Nathan Southeastern La. 6'5" 215
8 WR Steelman Trent Army 6' 210
17 K Sturgis Caleb Florida 5'11" 190
86 WR Turner Brandon Navy 6'4" 225
70 OL Watford Earl James Madison 6'4" 295
DEFENSE
# Pos. Last name First name School H W
36 LB Barrington Sam South Florida 6'2" 238
91 DL Bass David Missouri West. St. 6'4" 260
30 SAF Bishop Brandan North Carolina St. 6'2" 205
14 P Breeding Dylan Arkansas 6'1" 215
29 CB Brewer Xavier Clemson 5'11" 190
77 DL Catapano Mike Princeton 6'4" 270
93 DL Cross Izaan Georgia Tech 6'4" 300
52 LB Evans Matt New Hampshire 6' 230
24 SAF Evans Josh Florida 6'1" 199
96 DL Francis A.J. Maryland 6'5" 315
31 SAF Hall Rashard Clemson 6'2" 210
42 LB Hodges Gerald Penn State 6'2" 251
28 CB Johnson Josh Purdue 5'11" 195
4 LB McCabe Robert Georgetown 6'2" 234
90 DL McCloud Anthony Florida State 6'2" 322
21 CB McGee Brandon Miami (Fla.) 6' 197
46 LB Moody Nick Florida St. 6'2" 237
3 LB Moore Sio Connecticut 6 2" 229
26 SAF Riley Kejuan Alabama St. 6'1" 208
7 CB Smith Branden Georgia 5'11" 175
22 CB Sweeting Rod Georgia Tech 6' 187
98 DL Taylor Devin South Carolina 6'8" 267
1 SAF Taylor Cooper Richmond 6'4" 230
94 DL Vallone Scott Rutgers 6'3" 275
92 DL Vellano Joe Maryland 6'2" 295
6 CB Webster Kayvon South Florida 5'11" 196
23 CB White Melvin La.-Lafayette 6'3" 191
9 CB Wilson Trey Vanderbilt 5'11" 190
27 SAF Wolff Earl North Carolina St. 6' 207
WEST ROSTER
Print roster Updated 1/13/2013
OFFENSE
# Pos. Last name First name School H W
81 WR Amos Anthony Middle Tenn. St. 6' 185
60 OL Baca Jeff UCLA 6'3" 295
74 OL Brenner Sam Utah 6'4" 305
75 OL Brown Braden Brigham Young 6'6" 300
19 K Brown Zach Portland State 6'4" 210
4 WR Buckner Dan Arizona 6'4" 211
1 WR Bumphis Chad Mississippi State 5'11" 198
14 QB Carder Alex Western Michigan 6'3" 225
8 WR Collins Jasper Mt. Union 5'11" 190
6 WR Davis Keenan Iowa 6'2" 215
7 QB Doege Seth Texas Tech 6'1" 205
50 OL Fabien Kirby Calgary 6'6" 305
88 TE Fauria Joseph UCLA 6'7" 255
53 OL Ferentz James Iowa 6'1" 288
67 OL Foketi Manase W.Texas A&M 6'5" 325
66 OL Foltz Blaize TCU 6'4" 315
12 WR Goard Tyrone E. Kentucky 6'4" 196
72 OL Hawkinson Tanner Kansas 6'5-1/2" 300
44 TE Hill Josh Idaho State 6'5" 229
48 RB Line Zach S. Methodist 6'1" 230
33 RB Michael Christine Texas A&M 5'11" 220
68 OL O'Neill Dann W. Michigan 6'8" 305
52 OL Robiskie Andrew W. Illinois 6'2" 302
10 QB Scott Matt Arizona 6'3" 208
84 TE Sudfeld Zach Nevada 6'7" 255
56 OL Turnley Ryan Pittsburgh 6'6" 313
25 RB Williams Kerwynn Utah State 5'8-1/4" 191
DEFENSE
# Pos. Last name First name School H W
15 SAF Addae Jahleel Central Michigan 5'11" 200
97 DL Boyd Josh Mississippi State 6'3" 300
73 DL Campbell William Michigan 6'5" 310
16 SAF Davis Cody Texas Tech 6'2" 205
54 LB Greer Steve Virginia 6'2" 230
31 CB Hawthorne Terry Illinois 6'1" 193
3 CB Hester Aaron UCLA 6'2" 195
28 LB Holloman DeVonte S. Carolina 6'2" 240
95 DL Horton Wes USC 6'2" 237
49 P Hubner Josh Arizona State 6'4" 238
9 CB Hurst Demontre Oklahoma 5'10" 183
18 CB Hyde Micah Iowa 6'1" 190
11 SAF Johnson Keelan Arizona State 6'1" 207
43 DL Johnson Travis San Jose State 6'2" 245
47 LB Klein A.J. Iowa State 6'2" 244
94 DL Lohr Rob Vanderbilt 6'4" 290
24 CB Malone Nigel Kansas State 5'10" 180
20 SAF McDougald Bradley Kansas 6'1" 210
26 SAF Motta Zeke Notre Dame 6'3" 215
83 DL Pericak Will Colorado 6'4" 295
13 LB Pough Keith Howard 6'3" 238
22 CB Price Sheldon UCLA 6'2" 180
51 LB Rosette Albert Nevada 6'2" 240
45 DL Schreibeis Caleb Montana State 6'3" 252
29 SAF Thomas Shamarko Syracuse 5'10" 208
96 DL Thurmond Brandon Arkansas-Pine Bluff 6'2" 260
42 LB Williams Nathan Ohio State 6'3" 249
5 SAF Williams Duke Nevada 6' 200
2 CB Wooten Khalid Nevada 5'11" 200
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Thread: East/West Shrine Game Thread
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01-14-2013 10:50 AM #1All-Pro
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East/West Shrine Game Thread
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01-14-2013 11:02 AM #2All-Pro
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Alot of sleepers i really like in this game.. Devonte Holloman OLB/S S.Carolina, Khalid Wooten CB Nevada, Kerwynn Williams RB Utah St, Blaize Foltz G TCU, Earl Watford G James Madison, Mark Jackson OT Glenville St, Zac Stacy RB Vanderbilt, Tanner Hawkinson OT Kansas, Steve Greer LB Virginia, Josh Boyd DT Miss St, Rod Sweeting CB Ga Tech, and Jahleel Addae S C.Michigan, Earl Wolff S NC State...
A couple guys i'm intrested in but there not really sleepers to me, like Hodges, Fauria, D.Williams, Matt Scott, and a few others...
A couple guys i know nothing about i want to see are Jasper Collins WR Mount Union, Matt Catapano DE Princeton, and David Bass DE Missouri West St...
Gonna be a fun wk!
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01-14-2013 02:41 PM #3
Eric Galko @OptimumScouting
DC Jefferson another nice catch in the midfield. Best TE easily here so far.
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01-14-2013 02:55 PM #4Veteran
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Originally Posted by nycsportzfan
who do you think we are looking at off this list?
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01-14-2013 07:05 PM #5All-Pro
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Sio Moore and Ray Graham also impressed from what i've read.. Colin Klein and Marcus Davis did not, from what i've read...
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01-14-2013 07:07 PM #6All-Pro
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Its impossible to tell? Thers so many players and we need help at so many positons, and not to mention, guys we have intrest in, could easily go to other teams, without us ever knowing we had interest..etc Originally Posted by ELI_HOF_NYG
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01-15-2013 05:34 AM #7All-Pro
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A guy i love as a Sleeper and have mentioned since September(Bluesanta likes em as well) Earl Wolff S NC State had 2 INT's in the 1st practice of the wk.. THis guys a leader, has solid size, moves well enough, and just strikes me as a guy whos a football player and gonna make a team better for having em.. I like Wolff to go in the 5th-7th range..
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01-15-2013 06:12 AM #8All-Pro
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Heres another practice report, this time from Dane Brugler of CBSSPORTS.. He said JASPER COLLINS WR MT UNION was on point, as well as a small schooler from HOWARD, LB KEITH POUGH.. All reports i've read, raved about PENN ST LB GERALD HODGES, whos clearly the best player at the Shrine game, all together...
2013 NFL Draft: Shrine Game -- Monday practice report
By Dane Brugler | NFLDraftScout.com Senior Analyst
January 14, 2013 7:12 pm ET ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- For some non-FBS prospects, the toughest part of the draft process can be shedding the dreaded "small school" label. And one way to do that is in these pre-draft all-star games when they're pitted against players from the SEC, Big Ten and other "power" conferences.
On the first day of practice for this year's Shrine game on Monday, several small-schoolers stood out and proved they belong on the same field as many of the FBS prospects.
He's not the fastest or the biggest at his position, but Mount Union wide receiver Jasper Collins (West Team) might be the most polished receiver in St. Petersburg this week. As the only Division-III prospect invited to the 88th annual Shrine Game, he hasn't seen the top competition that he will match up against in practice, but through the first day he certainly didn't appear out of place.
Collins was smooth in his routes, showing good foot quickness and burst out of his breaks to keep the defender off-balance. He also did a nice job setting up his patterns with excellent conviction and patience, which was evident on a stop-and-go route that he used to lure the cornerback toward him before he burst downfield to catch a 40-yard pass. Collins showed good hands and also received punts at the end of practice. (He had three punt returns for touchdowns in college).
Collins is currently rated as a fringe draftable prospect or possible priority free agent but could significantly help his stock this week.
The most talkative award goes to Howard outside linebacker Keith Pough (West Team), who was barking all practice -- not only at himself but also his teammates. While some view this as a negative, the coaching staff of the West squad appeared to encourage it, loving the energy he was showing while pushing those around him.
Along with his gift for gab, Pough is also a very talented football player. He stood out during the linebacker drills as the best athlete of the group with excellent flexibility and agility for the position. Pough was the only linebacker during drills who didn't need reminding to "stay low" during blocking drills. He does have a few bad habits with lowering his head and keeping his eyes in the wrong place, but he is definitely a defensive prospect worth watching due to his athleticism and competitive nature.
During the East practice session, the top small-schooler that stood out was Richmond safety Cooper Taylor. His size is impressive for the position, as you rarely see a 6-4, 230-pound safety roam the back half of the field. But his athleticism was also better than expected, flowing well to the action and breaking down on the move.
He showed good footwork in drills and drew some praise from the coaching staff for his closing quickness on plays in front of him. A Georgia Tech transfer, Taylor is starting to create a little bit of buzz among the scouts and NFL representatives in attendance this week.
Practice notes:
In my Shrine Game defensive preview, I predicted Penn State outside linebacker Gerald Hodges might be the highest drafted player from this week. After one practice, I'm standing by that. Without full pads, almost all the drills were limited contact, but that didn't stop Hodges from seeking out the ballcarrier and tackling him with pop. Since he was snubbed from the Senior Bowl, some thought he might not take this week as seriously, but so far, that couldn't be further from the truth.
Louisiana Tech quarterback Colby Cameron doesn't have nearly the height or arm strength as the other quarterbacks on the East squad, but he didn't look short next to Collin Klein or Nathan Stanley, who both stand at least 6-5. With his compact delivery, Cameron fired passes all over the field, especially showing zip and velocity on out-routes. Cameron is more of a touch passer, but through one practice he didn't look out of place with the big size, big-armed quarterbacks.
Illinois cornerback Terry Hawthorne didn't have quite the senior season many expected, but his draft stock could be on the upswing this week, especially after a strong first day of practice. He showed a fluid backpedal and swivel hips while staying low in his transition, something that isn't easy for most cornerbacks over six-feet tall. Hawthorne has the footwork to quickly adjust, and he flashed the physical nature needed to play the position at the next level.
UCLA tight end Joseph Fauria was forced to leave the field during the early portion of the West's practice due to an injury. He was stretching his groin on the sideline and the trainers mentioned it to be a "hip issue." No word on the seriousness of the injury or whether Fauria will be back on the field this week.
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01-15-2013 08:10 AM #9
I wonder if the Giants will bring in DC Jefferson to work out.He seems like a guy they might be interested in plus he wont count against the visits. I can see Mark Harrision and Jamison the RB as well. Harrision looks like a sleeper ,physically 1 of the most impressive WR's in the entire draft.
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01-15-2013 08:43 AM #10
A.J. Francis.
Kind of a sleeper pick for a 4-3 DT. He's being billed as a 3-4 NT but he doesn't have the chops for it.
I could see the Giants throwing a 5th ot s 6th at this guy if he sparks at all.
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