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10 biggest winners from the week of Senior Bowl practices (via Draft Wire):
Another week of Senior Bowl practices ended last week. The three days of work from the American and National rosters helped elevate some players and spotlight who might not be as ready as hoped or hyped for the 2024 NFL draft.
The focus here is on some of the top performers and also a few lesser-known prospects who helped themselves during the sessions in Mobile.
According to our friend Jeff Risdon at Draft Wire, here are 10 biggest winners during the 2024 Senior Bowl:
These 10 players did the most during Senior Bowl practices to help their 2024 NFL draft stock
Another week of Senior Bowl practices ended on Thursday. The three days of work from the American and National rosters helped elevate some players and spotlight who might not be as ready as hoped or hyped for the 2024 NFL draft.
The focus here is on some of the top performers and also a few lesser-knwon prospects who helped themselves during the sessions in Mobile.
With 91 days remaining until the season opener, we take a look at the best to wear the number for the Minnesota Vikings.
It’s the final countdown…
Well, sort of.
The Minnesota Vikings will kick off their 2023 regular season in 91 days at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 10.
From now until then, we will take a trip down memory lane and count each day by revisiting the players that have worn that specific jersey number.
Edge rusher Patrick Jones II currently wears the number after changing from No. 93 last season. The number has switched hands over the years, but it will most likely be remembered for Ray Edwards, who wore it for five seasons.
With 91 days until kickoff, here’s a look at every player to wear No. 91 with the Vikings (via Pro Football Reference):
The list includes three players that play the same position.
With the NFL Draft right around the corner and our Kyle Ratke ranked the Vikings’ three best third-round picks since 2000.
Coming out of Purdue, it didn’t take long for Edwards to become a big part of the team’s defense. By his second season, he was the team’s full-time starter. From 2007-2010, Edwards had five or more sacks in each season. He only played five seasons for Minnesota, but started 58 games during that stretch and had 29.5 sacks.
He played the last two years of his career in Atlanta before pursuing a boxing career.
