Senior Bowl Week is here!

[AgentDib]

The Hawks have historically put a lot of emphasis on good performances at the Senior bowl (and accompanying workouts).

The game will air on NFL Network 11:30 AM Saturday. Players are travelling today with workouts happening Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Here's my list of senior bowl participants this year. I've bolded the prospects that I am following particularly closely, but they are all intriguing from top to bottom.

Position	Player	College	Height	Weight	Consensus	Role
OG	O'Cyrus Torrence	Florida	6-5	335​	26	Power mauler in run game
OLB	Isaiah Foskey	Notre Dame	6-5	260​	30	Explosive edge rusher
RT	Dawand Jones	Ohio State	6-8	359​	41	Mammoth right tackle with enormous wingspan
WR	Rashee Rice	SMU	6-2	203​	47	Agile YAC, thrives in space
OLB	Derick Hall	Auburn	6-3	256​	49	Explosive edge rusher
OLB/DE	Andre Carter II	Army	6-7	260​	50	Upside with length and versatility
OC	John Michael Schmitz	Minnesota	6-4	320​	51	Good athleticism
LG	Cody Mauch	North Dakota State	6-6	302​	52	Athletic, pass protector
TE	Luke Musgrave	Oregon State	6-6	249​	55	Linear speedster, pass catcher
FS	Chris Smith II	Georgia	5-11	195​	57	Fluid ball hawk
LT	Darnell Wright	Tennessee	6-6	335​	58	Angle blocker
LT	Jaelyn Duncan	Maryland	6-6	320​	60	Zone blocker
EDGE	Will McDonald IV	Iowa State	6-4	245​	61	High motor edge rusher lacking strength
SS	J.L. Skinner	Boise State	6-4	218​	67	Thumping hitter
OT	Matthew Bergeron	Syracuse	6-5	322​	68	Raw with great attributes
QB	Hendon Hooker	Tennessee	6-4	218​	72	Athletic, older
ILB	Daiyan Henley	Washington State	6-2	232​	80	Versatile with ball skills
CB	Kyu Blu Kelly	Stanford	6-1	185​	83	Polished zone CB without top-end speed
LT	Blake Freeland	Brigham Young	6-8	305​	84	Raw elite athlete with poor leverage
WR	Xavier Hutchinson	Iowa State	6-3	205​	86	Good route runner, average athlete
QB	Jaren Hall	Brigham Young	6-1	205​	88	Athletic with good arm, older
RB	Kenny McIntosh	Georgia	6-1	209​	89	Versatile pass catcher
LG/C	Jarrett Patterson	Notre Dame	6-4	310​	90	High effort versatile pass protector, average length/athleticism
OT	Tyler Steen	Alabama	6-5	315​	91	Athletic LT/RT versatility with average strength
FS/SS	Sydney Brown	Illinois	5-11	205​	92	Athletic versatile DB with limited length
OLB/DE	Keion White	Georgia Tech	6-4	286​	95	Raw versatile freak athlete with inconsistencies
WR Slot	Nathaniel Dell	Houston	5-10	155​	97	Big play maker with tiny frame, returner
CB	Julius Brents	Kansas State	6-2	203​	98	Elite length, good tackler, limited top end speed
CB	Tyrique Stevenson	Miami	6-0	214​	99	Long explosive press corner
DT	Zacch Pickens	South Carolina	6-4	304​	100	Disruptive interior athlete but inconsistent
ILB	DeMarvion Overshown	Texas	6-4	224​	101	Agile with ball skills, inconsistent against run
RG	Steve Avila	TCU	6-4	334​	103	Power/gap physical right guard
OLB	Byron Young	Tennessee	6-3	243​	104	Raw pass rusher despite age
RB	Chase Brown	Illinois	5-11	200​	106	Nimble zone runner with home run ability
WR	Dontayvion Wicks	Virginia	6-1	206​	107	Vertical threat with ball skills, special teamer
RB	Roschon Johnson	Texas	6-2	223​	109	Power runner
DE	Adetomiwa Adebawore	Northwestern	6-2	280​	110	Highly versatile DE
DT	Byron Young	Alabama	6-3	292​	113	Strong run defender with limited agility
OG	Emil Ekiyor Jr.	Alabama	6-3	307​	114	Versatile guard
SS	Jammie Robinson	Florida State	5-11	199​	115	High motor versatile tackler
OC	Olusegun Oluwatimi	Michigan	6-3	310​	118	High IQ pass blocker, limited run blocker
OLB	Nick Hampton	Appalachian State	6-3	210​	122	Raw explosive pass rusher
NT	Keeanu Benton	Wisconsin	6-4	315​	125	Powerful run stuffing NT
LG	Nick Broeker	Ole Miss	6-5	315​	126	Agile zone blocker with limited strength
OLB	Isaiah McGuire	Missouri	6-4	272​	127	High motor raw athlete with limited strength
OLB	K.J. Henry	Clemson	6-4	260​	128	Rotational power rush LB
CB	Riley Moss	Iowa	6-1	194​	130	Outside zone CB with average length, special teamer
CB	Jartavius Martin	Illinois	6-0	195​	131	Quick nickel CB with great tackling
DE	Karl Brooks	Bowling Green	6-4	295​	132	High effort interior pass rusher
OT	Wanya Morris	Oklahoma	6-5	312​	133	Versatile physical tools with erratic technique
OG	Ryan Hayes	Michigan	6-7	305​	135	Versatile athleticism with limited length and leverage
CB	Jakorian Bennett	Maryland	5-11	200​	138	Zone corner with versatility and tackling, limited top end speed
RB	Eric Gray	Oklahoma	5-9	206​	142	Agile with receiver capabilities
OLB/DE	Dylan Horton	TCU	6-4	250​	143	High motor and athleticism, developmental pick
WR	Puka Nacua	Brigham Young	6-1	205​	144	Tough split end with elite ball skills, limited separation
WR	Jayden Reed	Michigan State	6-0	185​	146	Versatile YAC special teamer, average speed
RB	Tyjae Spears	Tulane	5-10	190​	147	Excellent runner, lack of experience on passing downs
FS/SS	Jay Ward	LSU	6-1	180​	148	Maximum effort tackle with good coverage but slight frame
ILB	Ivan Pace Jr.	Cincinnati	6-0	239​	150	Good at everything but undersized
TE	Josh Whyle	Cincinnati	6-6	245​	152	Route running pass catcher, willing but developing blocker
FS	Daniel Scott	California	6-2	215​	153	Good coverage with big nickel versatility, poor tackler
ILB	Dorian Williams	Tulane	6-1	220​	155	Good frame and special teamer, limited athleticism
NT	Jerrod Clark	Coastal Carolina	6-4	345​	157	High motor nose tackle with great length
WR	Ronnie Bell	Michigan	6-0	192​	159	Route technician with YAC, returner
OLB	Ali Gaye	LSU	6-6	250​	160	Size and athleticism, poor strength and inconsistent production
WR	Trey Palmer	Nebraska	6-1	190​	161	Vertical speedster, special teamer, lack of physicality
TE	Cameron Latu	Alabama	6-5	245​	162	Football IQ and versatility, lack of high end athleticism
CB	Anthony Johnson	Virginia	6-1	199​	165	Long physical zone corner with ball skills
SS	Ronnie Hickman	Ohio State	6-1	205​	166	Physical tackler with injury history
WR	Andrei Iosivas	Princeton	6-4	200​	167	Track star athlete with ball skills, lack of experience
OLB	Isaiah Land	Florida A&M	6-4	215​	170	Athletic lean pass rusher, undersized
DT	Jalen Redmond	Oklahoma	6-2	279​	172	Disruptive versatile DT, inconsistent
ILB	SirVocea Dennis	Pittsburgh	6-1	230​	173	High IQ, good tackler, special teamer
OLB	D.J. Johnson	Oregon	6-4	258​	175	Excellent physical traits but still undeveloped
DB	Rejzohn Wright	Oregon State	6-2	200​	176	Press zone corner, lack of run support
WR	Jonathan Mingo	Ole Miss	6-2	225​	177	Jet sweep YAC play maker
RB	Chris Rodriguez Jr.	Kentucky	5-11	224​	179	Physical short yardage back, runs through contact, team captain
CB	Darrell Luter Jr.	South Alabama	6-0	180​	180	Long zone corner from small school
DE	Thomas Incoom	Central Michigan	6-4	260​	183	Developmental pass rusher from small school
WR	Elijah Higgins	Stanford	6-3	235​	184	Athletic possession receiver with limited route running
DE	Tyler Lacy	Oklahoma State	6-4	285​	185	High motor two gapper
CB	Darius Rush	South Carolina	6-2	200​	186	Long zone corner with limited athleticism, special teamer
DL	Yaya Diaby	Louisville	6-3	270​	188	Versatile long pass rusher with upside, questionable against the run
OL	Richard Gouraige	Florida	6-5	308​	190	Long experienced blocker lacking technical prowess and lateral agility
S	Kaevon Merriweather	Iowa	6-0	211​	193	Good tackler and run defender, special teamer
QB	Clayton Tune	Houston	6-3	215​	195	Mobile leader with accurate short passes, limited downfield passing
QB	Max Duggan	TCU	6-2	214​	197	RPO playmaker with arm and athleticism, inconsistent accuracy and football IQ
OT	Nick Saldiveri	Old Dominion	6-6	307​	199	Athletic pass protector from small school
RB	Camerun Peoples	Appalachian State	6-2	220​	203	Power back with injury history
QB	Jake Haener	Fresno State	6-1	195​	204	Tough athlete with football IQ, lack of size and strength
ILB	Dee Winters	TCU	6-1	230​	208	Leader with quickness and range, slow to diagnose the run
DT	D.J. Dale	Alabama	6-3	300​	209	High motor disruptive tackle that was better in single gaps
RB	Evan Hull	Northwestern	5-11	210​	211	Third down receiver with good vision, lacks athleticism
ILB	Cam Jones	Indiana	6-3	224​	213	Leader with great tackling, special teamer, developing vs. pass
OLB	Eku Leota	Auburn	6-4	250​	219	Pass rush specialist who needs development
WR	Tre Tucker	Cincinnati	5-9	175​	222	Explosive playmaker from slot with limited size
TE	Will Mallory	Miami	6-5	245​	224	Pass catcher with limited strength and athleticism
RT	Warren McClendon Jr.	Georgia	6-4	300​	226	Versatile strong run blocking tackle, inconsistent technique
QB	Tyson Bagent	Shepherd	6-3	210​	232	Athletic with good arm, developmental from D2 school
TE	Davis Allen	Clemson	6-6	250​	233	Pass catcher with limited athleticism
SS	DeMarcco Hellams	Alabama	5-11	210​	234	Versatile safety better against run than pass
OG	McClendon Curtis	UT-Chattanooga	6-7	340​	235	Versatile physical run blocker with limited quickness
CB	Mekhi Blackmon	USC	6-0	170​	244	Versatile outside corner with limited size and injury concerns
OG/C	Jake Andrews	Troy	6-3	315​	246	Run blocking guard/center with average athleticism and strength
NT	Cameron Young	Mississippi State	6-3	310​	248	Stout run defender with limited pass rush
WR	Michael Wilson	Stanford	6-2	210​	253	Athlete with ball skills and YAK, injury history
OLB	Tavius Robinson	Ole Miss	6-6	265​	257	Pass rusher with high motor
S	Chamarri Conner	Virginia Tech	6-0	205​	258	Tough leader, special teamer, limited athleticism
OL	Asim Richards	North Carolina	6-4	315​	263	Versatile nasty experienced OL, limited athleticism
ILB	Aubrey Miller Jr.	Jackson St.	6-2	225​	275	Special teamer with leadership
TE	Payne Durham	Purdue	6-5	255​	302	Tough blocker and red zone target
ILB	Carlton Martial	Troy	5-9	210​	322	High Football IQ special teamer, very undersized
OL	Joey Fisher	Shepherd	6-5	322​	326	Developmental RT from small school
DT	Nesta Jade Silvera	Arizona State	6-2	306​	337	Single gap attacker with good strength
OLB	Lonnie Phelps Jr.	Kansas	6-3	242​	372	High motor pass rusher
WR	Derius Davis	TCU	5-9	162​	419	Playmaking special teamer with limited size
TE	Brayden Willis	Oklahoma	6-4	235​	421	Blocker with versatility and special teams
QB	Malik Cunningham	Louisville	6-1	190​	448	Running QB with inconsistent accuracy
WR	Jalen Wayne	South Alabama	6-2	205​	478	Good versatility and physical traits, limited route running

 

[BASF]

Thanks Dib for this. A lot of intriguing names there. I keep thinking Julius Brents will end up at safety in the NFL

 

[BASF]

A guy that is not on your list and I have been taking a look at is WR Charlie Jones out of Purdue. I do not like that he sat out the Citrus Bowl, but he did very well in the Big 12 Championship game against Michigan. His stock has dropped significantly since he sat out the bowl game, but he reminds me a lot of Doug Baldwin, but will probably end up predominantly in the slot. He seems to play a little angry. He is also a good punt returner. The mocks have him scattered across rounds three through seven, so it is anyone's guess at this point where he will go. The senior bowl will play a part in his draft stock. I will be interested in seeing whether he participates in the three cones, since it would probably be his best event, with his nifty feet.

 

[AgentDib]

Good addition, Charlie Jones is 158 on the consensus right now and a shifty slot receiver could definitely be on our radar.

CBS Senior Bowl prospects to watch
QB: Clayton Tune, Jake Haener
RB: Eric Gray, Chase Brown
TE: Brayden Willis, Luke Musgrave
WR: Rashee Rice, Xavier Hutchinson
OL: Cody Mauch, Duwand Jones
DL: Karl Brooks, Andre Carter II
ILB: Carlton Martial, Daiyan Henley
DB: Daniel Scott, Anthony Johnson

 

[Anajimmc]

I'd have loved to seen Hunter Luepke compete in the Senior Bowl. I see a Kyle Juszczyk type Swiss Army Knife in the backfield.

 

[AgentDib]

Senior Bowl practices are currently live today on NFL+. They will be showing on ESPN Wednesday/Thursday.

 

[Bear-Hawk]

I will be watching Tadeem Telfort at tackle. He might be a real sleeper in the later rounds of the draft. Not for the Seahawks, but the Bears. Of course, the Seahawks could pick him up as a swing tackle, if he looks good.

 

[WarHawks]

I'm going to be watching Tyson Bagent. Any dude that throws for 53 tds in a single season and holds all time college fb records needs to be paid attention to, especially with his nfl frame and arm talent. If he shines at the bowl and combine, he could really shake things up. The Bleacher Report also listed the Hawks as the best destination for him, so he could sit behind Geno for a year.

 

[Sun Tzu]

I'm excited to see some of the interior d-linemen from small schools compete against power five offensive lines.

I've wondered about Jarrod Clark from Coastal Carolina and Karl Brooks from Bowling Green. Both look great against lower-level competition and have outstanding PFF scores; how do they look when facing better competition?

 

[AgentDib]

Duwand looked good all day, and really handled Carter in this rep:


The broadcast coverage didn't do a great job with the one on ones but tomorrow should be a little more interesting on NFL network. From the broadcast coverage we saw it looked like Daniel Scott, Karl Brooks, Duwand Jones, KJ Henry, and Luke Musgrave had a good day.

PFF has a pretty good day 1 recap here:

Senior Bowl Recap: Day One | IJF: 1.31.2023

Join Trevor Sikkema & Mike Renner everyday for the best football talk around! Monday - Friday, at 11am ET0:00 - Preshow4:00 - Intro5:40 - Demeco Ryans & Sean...

www.youtube.com

 

[UK_Seahawk]

What channel is the coverage on?

 

[getnasty]

Duwand looked good all day, and really handled Carter in this rep:


The broadcast coverage didn't do a great job with the one on ones but tomorrow should be a little more interesting on NFL network. From the broadcast coverage we saw it looked like Daniel Scott, Karl Brooks, Duwand Jones, KJ Henry, and Luke Musgrave had a good day.

PFF has a pretty good day 1 recap here:

Senior Bowl Recap: Day One | IJF: 1.31.2023

Join Trevor Sikkema & Mike Renner everyday for the best football talk around! Monday - Friday, at 11am ET0:00 - Preshow4:00 - Intro5:40 - Demeco Ryans & Sean...

www.youtube.com

I know it's one clip but damn that's a bad look for Carter there.

 

[UK_Seahawk]

What channel is the coverage on?

Tuesday’s practices don’t appear to be available on TV, but there is a recap show scheduled at 8 p.m. ET on NFL Network.

Wednesday’s practices:

• 12:30 p.m. ET — 2:30 p.m. ET — ESPNU
• 3 p.m. ET — 5 p.m. ET — ESPN2
• Recap show on NFL Network at 8 p.m. ET

Thursday’s practices:

• 12:30 p.m. ET — 2:30 p.m. ET — ESPNU
• 3 p.m. ET — 5 p.m. ET — ESPN2

How to watch the 2023 Senior Bowl​

Date: Saturday, February 4, 2023
Location: Hancock Whitney Stadium — Mobile, AL
Time: 2:30 p.m. ET
TV: NFL Network

 

[UK_Seahawk]

Essential viewing imho if you want to recognise potential Seahawk recruits. Jim Nagy might as well be on the Seahawks scouting team at this rate.

 

[Ozzy]

Essential viewing imho if you want to recognise potential Seahawk recruits. Jim Nagy might as well be on the Seahawks scouting team at this rate.

Nagy is so good and understands Seattle's process too. Staton did a good interview with him recently too if you havent seen it

 

[BASF]

I am seeing a lot of video bloggers for different teams were in attendance. Is there no Seahawks video blogger who can give us their opinion on what they saw there live?

 

[UK_Seahawk]

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[BASF]

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Awesome. I have never used Discord. How does it work?

 

[UK_Seahawk]

Awesome. I have never used Discord. How does it work?

Its just a server where like minded people can hang out based on mutual interests. I use my server to show sports events for guys i know in teh UK. There are text chat channels but I also have a streaming channel where I can share things I'm watching.

 

[BASF]

Its just a server where like minded people can hang out based on mutual interests. I use my server to show sports events for guys i know in teh UK. There are text chat channels but I also have a streaming channel where I can share things I'm watching.

Thanks. For whatever reason, I can't get a feed in Mexico.