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UTSA cornerback Tariq Woolen tore off the “sleeper” label with an impressive showing in Sunday’s on-field drills
If you were hope UTSA cornerback Tariq Woolen would stay under the radar so your favorite team could steal him in the middle rounds of the 2022 NFL draft, I’ve got bad news for you.
Woolen’s performance Sunday at the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine launched him out of sleeper territory, as the converted wide receiver showed off his rare combination of size, speed and athleticism:
The 2022 Senior Bowl was jam-packed with talent. Who should the Vikings keep an eye on?
The Senior Bowl is a fantastic event for many reasons, but the biggest reason is how much you can learn from this class. Over 100 players attend the event in Mobile to show off their skills and speak with teams. Throughout the week, players are put through drills to showcase their skills and traits.
The Senior Bowl staff, led by director Jim Nagy, has done a fantastic job not only finding players from high profile programs, but also standouts from the lower levels. These lower level guys usually have dominant tape, but this platform gives teams the ability to see them compete on an even playing field.
Players like Ali Marpet, Kyle Dugger and Carson Wentz have massively benefitted from being invited to Mobile.
When down in Mobile, there are a lot of different things you can take away from the event. Along with learning about the players, it’s also a major outlet for scouts and media to converse and learn more about what other teams think of the class and to hear what rumors are swirling.
After having been in Mobile this past week, here are the five biggest takeaways for the Minnesota Vikings.
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Highlighting the NFL draft prospects who made themselves money at the 2022 Senior Bowl.
Another Senior Bowl is officially in the books, and just like every other installment, this year’s week of festivities saw a handful of NFL draft prospects send their stock in the right direction with impressive performances.
Here are my picks for the biggest winners from the 2022 Senior Bowl:
Looking at the 10 players the #Philadelphia #Eagles should be most excited to watch in 2022 #SeniorBowl after a strong week of practice #TheDraftStartsInMOBILE
Not only was UTSA’s Tariq Woolen fastest player in Mobile this week, his max speed of 22.45 mph is best since @ZebraTechnology has been providing data for @seniorbowl. Been plenty of 4.3 guys in Mobile. Will @_Tariqwoolen hit 4.2’s? 🤯#TheDraftStartsInMOBILE™️ #BestoftheBest pic.twitter.com/V7B1A8AqlG
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) February 5, 2022
The draft starts in Mobile, Alabama and Saturday will officially start the process with kickoff from the 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl at Hancock Whitney Stadium, on the campus of South Alabama.
The game will kick off at 2:30 p.m. ET and will air live on NFL Network.
The Eagles hold a good amount of draft capital with three first-round picks and the week saw all of the key personnel and staffers make the trip to Alabama to scout some of the top seniors and draft-eligible players.
Philadelphia has several positions of need and 10 players with key skillsets stood out the most.
Senior Bowl week is underway, and here are five players the Houston Texans need to track as they continue their prep work for the 2022 NFL draft.
Senior Bowl week has officially arrived in Mobile, Alabama. This week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday some of the nation’s best graduated seniors will compete against each other in practice before ultimately squaring off in a game on Sunday. With the No. 3 overall pick in each round and a few additional draft selections, this represents the first time Houston general manager Nick Caserio has had his full arsenal of picks and a pivotal draft towards the rebuild the team is currently undergoing.
Before things get started tomorrow, here are five players to keep your eye on that may affect the Texans’ draft plans after their week in Mobile.
