Colletto lined up at the back and lit up as a tight F end in double-tight end formations. Colletto on Saturday showed the versatility that is essentially required for the running back position in today’s NFL. Colletto, a linebacker who also played at Oregon State, is the recipient of the 2022 Paul Hornung Award as the nation’s most versatile player. Tight ends/fullbacks Jack Colletto, Oregon StateĬolletto’s teammate, TE Luke Musgrave, is starting to draw a lot of buzz as the draft season ramps up. Polish is the name of Cropper’s game, so showing grit and power right away will ensure recruits keep his name around for the weekend and beyond. A continuation of this for the rest of the week makes Cropper an interesting name to keep an eye on around the middle. Seeing him win on the outside, especially against the press, was a big box to check. Jalen Cropper, Fresno StateĬropper lined up in the outfield and in the slot on Saturday, showing good range and strong hands in the team’s moments. His ball skills, length and ability to beat the press were on display Saturday.
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Perry’s long streak will continue until the combine or his pro day is called into question. He has shown a good amount of polish with his route depth and his ability to run on broken routes, which will only help his stock. The simple offense that ran the Demon Deacons made Perry’s lane times worth watching. Perry moved the box score at Wake Forest and had a productive first day in Las Vegas. Otherwise, his name will be highlighted, starred and underlined for this section of the article. Unfortunately, Boston College’s Zay Flowers will not be practicing this weekend during the Shrine Bowl. He showed grit and emotion in both individual and team moments. That made him pop even without the benefit of the All-22 coaches’ practice tape.Ībraham also had a strong day as a receiver, whose patience went hand in hand with his run. Abraham looks to win and feel like a runner, so it was a nice surprise to see some explosions in the bullpen. Mohamed Ibrahim, MinnesotaĪbraham was very productive throughout his college playing days at Minnesota even with battling injuries.
It’s just one extended practice, but showing the burst and explosiveness to get away from defenders and the ability to take three-downs has the practice watchers taking notice. Prince had solid stats in college, but not much.
Prince’s legs are longer than you typically see from a running back, but that doesn’t seem to hinder his route running during one-on-ones against the linebacker, who is able to sink and hold the football consistently. Not only did Prince start the week strong, at 5-11 5/8 and 217 pounds, but he threw more than his tape mentioned in Tulsa and exploded on Saturday. Dane Brugler’s 2023 NFL Draft rankings: Who are the 15 best players at each position? It’s coming back Deneric Prince, Tulsa
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