OFFICIAL 2015 SENIOR BOWL THREAD, NFL NETWORK, TODAY, 3 PM

Many of the guys we're talking about drafting will be playing.

NORTH SQUAD First Half

• 1 Jeff Luc ILB 6'0 263 Cincinnati AAC
• 2 Steven Nelson DC 5'11 199 Oregon State Pac-12
• 3 Jamison Crowder WR 5'8 174 Duke ACC
• 4 Adrian Amos S 6'0 214 Penn State Big Ten
• 4 Sean Mannion QB 6'5 229 Oregon State Pac-12
• 5 Shane Carden QB 6'2 218 East Carolina AAC
• 6 Marcus Murphy RB 5'9 195 Missouri SEC
• 6 Tom Obarski PK 5'10 177 Concordia - St. Paul Division II
• 7 Ty Montgomery WR 6'0 216 Stanford Pac-12
• 9 Devin Smith WR 6'0 190 Ohio State Big Ten
• 10 Hayes Pullard ILB 6'0 236 USC Pac-12
• 11 Marcus Hardison DE 6'3 311 Arizona State Pac-12
• 14 Bryce Petty QB 6'3 230 Baylor Big 12
• 14 Curtis Grant ILB 6'3 238 Ohio State Big Ten
• 16 Josh Shaw DC 6'0 198 USC Pac-12
• 18 Eric Rowe DC 6'1 204 Utah Pac-12
• 22 Quinten Rollins DC 5'11 193 Miami (Ohio) MAC
• 23 Damarious Randall S 5'11 194 Arizona State Pac-12
• 26 Quandre Diggs DC 5'9 196 Texas Big 12
• 27 Kurtis Drummond S 6'1 205 Michigan State Big Ten
• 28 Ameer Abdullah RB 5'8 198 Nebraska Big Ten
• 29 Kyle Loomis PT 6'1 222 Portland State FCS

NORTH SQUAD Second Half

• 30 Tyler Varga FB 5'10 227 Yale FCS
• 33 Jeremy Langford RB 6'0 211 Michigan State Big Ten
• 37 David Cobb RB 5'11 229 Minnesota Big Ten
• 44 Ibraheim Campbell S 5'11 210 Northwestern Big Ten
• 50 Ali Marpet OT 6'4 307 Hobart Division III
• 53 Jordan Hicks OLB 6'1 241 Texas Big 12
• 58 Deion Barnes DE 6'4 260 Penn State Big Ten
• 60 Chris Jasperse OC 6'3 297 Marshall C-USA
• 66 Max Garcia OC 6'4 305 Florida SEC
• 68 T.J. Clemmings OT 6'5 307 Pittsburgh ACC
• 70 Robert Myers OG 6'5 329 Tennessee St. FCS
• 71 Carl Davis DT 6'5 321 Iowa Big Ten
• 74 Jamil Douglas OT 6'4 307 Arizona State Pac-12
• 76 Donovan Smith OT 6'6 341 Penn State Big Ten
• 77 Laken Tomlinson OG 6'3 323 Duke ACC
• 78 Rob Havenstein OT 6'7 332 Wisconsin Big Ten
• 79 Trent Brown OT 6'8 376 Florida SEC
• 81 Vince Mayle WR 6'2 219 Washington State Pac-12
• 82 Justin Hardy WR 5'10 190 East Carolina AAC
• 84 Tony Lippett WR 6'2 192 Michigan State Big Ten
• 85 Antwan Goodley WR 5'10 210 Baylor Big 12
• 86 Nick Boyle TE 6'4 267 Delaware FCS
• 87 Casey Pierce TE 6'3 244 Kent State MAC
• 88 Ben Koyack TE 6'5 249 Notre Dame IND
• 90 Louis Trinca-Pasat DT 6'1 291 Iowa Big Ten
• 91 Henry Anderson DE 6'6 287 Stanford Pac-12
• 93 Joe Cardona LS 6'2 241 Navy IND
• 94 Za'Darius Smith DE 6'5 270 Kentucky SEC
• 95 Danny Shelton DT 6'2 343 Washington Pac-12
• 96 Zack Hodges OLB 6'3 242 Harvard Ivy League
• 98 Hau'oli Kikaha DE 6'2 246 Washington Pac-12
• 99 Nate Orchard DE 6'3 251 Utah Pac-12

SOUTH SQUAD First Half

• 2 Rannell Hall WR 6'0 193 Central Florida AAC
  
  
• 3 Josh Harper WR 6'1 189 Fresno State MWC
  
  
• 4 Phillip Dorsett WR 5'9 183 Miami ACC
  
  
• 6 Jaquiski Tartt S 6'1 220 Samford FCS
  
  
• 6 Blake Sims QB 5'11 223 Alabama SEC
  
  
• 7 David Johnson RB 6'1 224 Northern Iowa FCS
  
  
• 8 Garrett Grayson QB 6'2 215 Colorado State MWC
  
  
• 12 Amarlo Herrera ILB 6'0 243 Georgia SEC
  
  
• 13 Bryan Bennett QB 6'3" 215 SE Louisiana FCS
  
  
• 14 Nick Marshall DC 6'1 205 Auburn SEC
  
  
• 15 Dezmin Lewis WR 6'3 215 Central Arkansas FCS
  
  
• 16 Donatella Luckett WR 6'0 206 Harding Division II
  
  
• 17 Justin Manton PK 6'2 196 Louisiana Monroe Sun Belt
  
  
• 18 Sammie Coates WR 6'2 213 Auburn SEC
  
  
• 20 Kevin White DC 5'9 180 TCU Big 12
  
  
• 21 Senquez Golson DC 5'8 178 Ole Miss SEC
  
  
• 22 Tyler Lockett WR 5'10 181 Kansas State Big 12
  
  
• 23 Anthony Jefferson S 6'1 194 UCLA Pac-12
  
  
• 25 Cody Prewitt S 6'2 212 Ole Miss SEC
  
  
• 26 Clayton Geathers S 6'1 212 Central Florida AAC
  
  
• 27 Ladarius Gunter DC 6'1 200 Miami ACC
  
  
• 28 Imoan Claiborne DC 5'10 189 Northwestern St. LA FCS
  

SOUTH SQUAD Second Half

• 33 Markus Golden DE 6'2 255 Missouri SEC
  
  
• 34 Andrew East LS 6'2 239 Vanderbilt SEC
  
  
• 41 Terrance Plummer ILB 5'11 235 Central Florida AAC
  
  
• 42 Stephone Anthony ILB 6'2 245 Clemson ACC
  
  
• 43 Connor Neighbors FB 5'10 242 LSU SEC
  
  
• 44 Cameron Artis-Payne RB 5'10 212 Auburn SEC
  
  
• 45 Jalston Fowler FB 5'11 264 Alabama SEC
  
  
• 46 Clive Walford TE 6'4 254 Miami ACC
  
  
• 47 Martrell Spaight OLB 6'0 232 Arkansas SEC
  
  
• 50 Reese Dismukes OC 6'3 295 Auburn SEC
  
  
• 51 Ty Sambrailo OT 6'6 309 Colorado State MWC
  
  
• 52 Denzel Perryman ILB 5'11 242 Miami ACC
  
  
• 54 Tre Jackson OG 6'4 323 Florida State ACC
  
  
• 54 Owamagbe Odighizuwa DE 6'3 266 UCLA Pac-12
  
  
• 60 La'el Collins OT 6'5 308 LSU SEC
  
  
• 63 Dillon Day OC 6'4 305 Mississippi State SEC
  
  
• 70 Shaq Mason OG 6'2 310 Georgia Tech ACC
  
  
• 75 Blaine Clausell OT 6'6 315 Mississippi State SEC
  
  
• 77 Arie Kouandjio OG 6'5 318 Alabama SEC
  
  
• 78 Daryl Williams OT 6'5 334 Oklahoma Big 12
  
  
• 79 Austin Shepherd OT 6'4 324 Alabama SEC
  
  
• 84 Devin Mahina TE 6'6 256 Brigham Young IND
  
  
• 85 Geneo Grissom OLB 6'3 264 Oklahoma Big 12
  
  
• 86 Trey Flowers DE 6'2 268 Arkansas SEC
  
  
• 88 C.J. Uzomah TE 6'5 263 Auburn SEC
  
  
• 90 Gabe Wright DT 6'3 299 Auburn SEC
  
  
• 91 Preston Smith DE 6'5 270 Mississippi State SEC
  
  
• 92 Kaleb Eulls DT 6'3 305 Mississippi State SEC
  
  
• 94 Lorenzo Mauldin OLB 6'4 256 Louisville ACC
  
  
• 95 Grady Jarrett DT 6'1 288 Clemson ACC
  
  
• 96 Joey Mbu DT 6'3 315 Houston AAC
  
  
• 97 Lynden Trail OLB 6'6 262 Norfolk State FCS
  

I missed it.

MVP is Ameer Abdullah who rushed for 73 yds in 7 carries, 0 TD's and caught 4 passes for 40 yds.

MVP could have been Tony Varga, Yale RB, who rushed for 31 yds, 2 TD's and caught 3 passes for 39 yds. I could see this guy as a Packer. He's 5'10", 227 lbs, and he plays and runs and catches like Chargers RB Danny Woodhead.

Players I was impressed with were:

Nick Boyle, a huge TE from Delaware, 6'6" 270 lbs. who caught 2 passes for 31 yds. Showed great athleticism for such a big man. He could be our Gronk.

David Cobb, RB from Minnesota, rushed 11 times for 78 yds. He looked NFL-ready.

Other offensive standouts were WR Tyler Lockett, Kansas State (3 catches for 48 yds) and WR Dezmin Lewis, Central Arkansas (3 catches for 59 yds). Lewis is intriguing. Great hands, runs well, very athletic considering he's 6'4" 215 lbs.

Defensive standouts were:

Nate Orchard, DE, Utah (4 unassisted tackles, 2 tackles for loss, 2 QB hurries)

Nick Marshall, Auburn QB turned CB, believe it or not, was a standout player with 5 unassisted tackles and a couple great pass defenses.

IMO, the best LB on the field was Lorenzo Mauldin, Louisville. Mauldin is 6'4", 252 lbs. (about the same size as Benardrick McKinney, who gets all the press). McKinney is a plodder, but Mauldin is quick, all over the field and knocked down 2 passes (which he could have intercepted). I could see him playing ILB for GB.

So long. Your faithful Senior Bowl reporter, signing off.:-)

Nice job Maxi:

I watched most of the 1st half and had something else to do. I have it recorded.

The players I noticed: RB's (North) Ameer Abdullah and (South) David Johnson.

TE Nick Boyle.

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Originally Posted by woodbuck27

Nice job Maxi:

I watched most of the 1st half and had something else to do. I have it recorded.

The players I noticed: RB's (North) Ameer Abdullah and (South) David Johnson.

TE Nick Boyle.

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You're right about Abdullah and Johnson, who had 10 carries for 49 yards and a TD. Cameron Artis-Payne had almost identical stats and played well.

There are a lot of good RB's and WR's in this draft.

Nick Boyle is a guy I'm liking alot. His height and weight are identical to Gronk. He looked like Gronk in the Senior Bowl.

I had no idea Sims was only 5 foot 11.