Draft: Senior Bowl prospects to keep an eye on

Draft: Senior Bowl prospects to keep an eye on

This week is the start of the Senior Bowl, which means that NFL Draft season has begun for the Las Vegas Raiders or the rest of the league.

Here are some names to keep an eye on throughout the Senior Bowl that fit the Raiders’ most important needs this offseason.

Each player’s stats from last season are shown, along with where they stand on the NFL Mock Draft Database’s consensus big board and a section based on their scouting reports.

Just so you know, some players will go to the Senior Bowl for meetings with teams but not to practice.

Senior Bowl week is here, and the New Orleans Saints will be there with a lot of other teams to get a look at some of the best college prospects in the country.

The vast majority of players who show off their skills in Mobile will hear their name called in the NFL Draft. We’ve already looked at how New Orleans’ track record compares.

New Orleans should keep an eye on these possible prospects over the next few days. Dennis Allen, Mickey Loomis, and Jeff Ireland are going to be paying close attention.

As of next week, the Senior Bowl will start its practices in Mobile, Alabama. The Las Vegas Raiders will be very interested in it.

It’s Senior Bowl week, which means that the best prospects for the 2024 NFL game will be practicing against each other for three days.

The Silver and Black are going through a very important offseason. Tom Telesco is taking over the position of general manager, as well as the team wants to start building their roster so that they can make the playoffs each year.

The practices coming up to the game will be shown on NFL Network and NFL+ on January 31 or February 1. The game itself will start at 10:00 AM PT on February 3.

A lot of us will get to see some of the best draft prospects for the first time this week. This is a very important week that could make or break player draft stock.

More than 100 players are shown off to scouts, coaches, and managerial executives from each of the 32 NFL teams at the annual event, which is only open to people who have been invited. There is a game on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET on NFL Network.

Before, the event was only for seniors and sophomores in undergraduate degrees. But because of a rule change, juniors who have signed up for the draft can now go.

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are practice days that last two hours. Wednesday and Thursday at 10:30 a.m. ET on ESPNU and the ESPN App, and then at 1 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and the ESPN App.

Matt Miller, Jordan Reid, and Field Yates, who are NFL draft analysts, are here to talk about the top prospects to watch and what they need to show this week. Some of the potential quarterbacks who are there will be listening.

The people on our crew also choose possible risers and guess what will happen in the next week.

The offense that placed 31st in yards (268.6) as well as 29th in points per game (15.8) was mostly due to Aaron Rodgers’ season-ending Knee injury in Week 1.

Now that Rodgers is healthy, the Jets will try to get him more weapons and power this offseason.

April is the month of the draft, so next Tuesday will be the first day of practices for the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.

This will officially start the draft season. That will allow Ulbrich or the Jets to get a better look at certain of the draft prospects in 2024.

These events, in addition to the game on February 3, will give Jets officials their first look at the best college players when they practice and play against each other.

Jeff Ulbrich, the defensive coordinator for the Jets (National Team), and Terrell Williams, the defensive line coach for the Titans (American Team), will be the head coach for this year’s Senior Bowl. This should help.