The Philadelphia Eagles are projected to address their defensive needs in the 2024 NFL draft, with mock drafts suggesting they will focus on adding talent to their secondary and pass rush. Potential picks include cornerback Quinyon Mitchell from Toledo, safety Tyler Nubin from Minnesota, and linebacker Junior Colson from Michigan. Other projections include cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry from Alabama, pass rusher Chop Robinson from Penn State, and offensive lineman Tyler Guyton from Oklahoma.
The completion of the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Bowl has impacted the draft boards of NFL teams, including the Minnesota Vikings. Five prospects have risen in the Vikings' 2024 draft board, while three have fallen. These events provided players with the opportunity to showcase their skills and meet with teams, influencing their draft standing as the process continues.
Analysts are reshaping their mock drafts for the Chicago Bears post-Senior Bowl, with many predicting the team to select USC quarterback Caleb Williams as the first overall pick and then potentially trade current quarterback Justin Fields for additional picks. Various mock drafts also have the Bears selecting wide receiver Malik Nabers or offensive tackle Olu Fashanu with the ninth overall pick, while others suggest different combinations of players. The speculation continues as the NFL Draft approaches.
The Real Forno Show discussed standout performances and potential recruits from the Senior Bowl, focusing on players like Roman Wilson and Devontez Walker, and debated the NFL potential of college quarterback Bo Nix. They provided in-depth player analysis and insights into potential Minnesota Vikings draft picks, including Darius Robinson, Jamari Thrash, Austin Booker, and Braden Fiske, while also featuring a Q&A session and upcoming events.
The Bleacher Report NFL Scouting Department has released its post-Senior Bowl rankings for the 2024 NFL Draft, with Toledo cornerback Quinyon Mitchell topping the list. The rankings also include players like OT Joe Alt from Notre Dame, CB Terrion Arnold from Alabama, and WR Roman Wilson from Michigan, providing a comprehensive look at the top prospects for the upcoming draft.
The Senior Bowl provided a platform for several quarterbacks to showcase their skills, with Spencer Rattler of South Carolina improving his draft stock the most, earning MVP of the game and demonstrating improved decision-making and timing. Michael Penix Jr. and Bo Nix showed talent but struggled with inconsistencies, while other quarterbacks like Sam Hartman, Michael Pratt, Joe Milton III, and Carter Bradley also had their moments but faced challenges such as accuracy and arm strength.
After the Senior Bowl, potential fits for the Detroit Lions include Quinyon Mitchell, Darius Robinson, Christian Haynes, Chau Smith-Wade, and Roman Wilson. Mitchell impressed with his coverage techniques, while Robinson showcased versatility and agility. Haynes demonstrated physicality and improved his draft stock, and Smith-Wade made a mark with an interception return. Meanwhile, Wilson drew comparisons to Tyler Lockett and T’Vondre Sweat displayed power and quickness. The Lions are evaluating prospects to address needs in cornerback, edge rusher depth, defensive line, and guard positions.
With the Senior Bowl concluded, the 2024 NFL Draft is approaching, and the top 50 Big Board has been updated. Caleb Williams remains QB1, followed by Marvin Harrison Jr. and Olu Fashanu. Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels are ranked 7th and 8th, with Malik Nabers rounding out the top 10. Several players improved their draft stock at the Senior Bowl, including Quinyon Mitchell, Taliese Fuaga, and Ladd McConkey. The article also discusses the potential draft positions of players like Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix, and Ladd McConkey.
The New York Giants, holding the No. 6 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, are looking to bolster their offense by potentially selecting wide receivers such as Malik Nabers from LSU or Rome Odunze from Washington, as well as offensive tackles like Taliese Fuaga from Oregon State or Joe Alt from Notre Dame. There's also speculation about the possibility of drafting LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels or Georgia tight end Brock Bowers to add depth and talent to the team.
NFL scout Matt Miller projects the Minnesota Vikings to address their defensive needs by selecting Alabama edge rusher Dallas Turner in the first round of his post-Senior Bowl mock draft, while also addressing the quarterback position in the second round with Washington's Michael Penix Jr. The Vikings are facing uncertainty with Kirk Cousins hitting free agency and coming off an Achilles injury, making the selection of Penix a potential quarterback-in-waiting or immediate starter option. Turner's potential pairing with Danielle Hunter or as a replacement if Hunter moves on would significantly bolster the Vikings' pass rush.
The Senior Bowl showcased NFL draft prospects making strong impressions, with quarterbacks Spencer Rattler and Joe Milton III standing out, while running backs Ray Davis, MarShawn Lloyd, and Dylan Laube displayed their skills. Receivers Roman Wilson, Ladd McConkey, and Ricky Pearsall impressed, along with tight ends Ben Sinnott, Jaheim Bell, and Jared Wiley. On the offensive line, players like Jackson Powers-Johnson, Tyler Guyton, and Taliese Fuaga shone, while defensive linemen T’Vondre Sweat, Braden Fiske, and Darius Robinson made their mark. The back seven featured standout performances from Quinyon Mitchell, Jarvis Brownlee Jr., and Evan Williams, leaving teams with much to consider as they prepare for the NFL scouting combine.
NFL draft analyst Matt Miller provides a two-round mock draft for the 2024 NFL draft, incorporating insights from the Senior Bowl and potential changes from the upcoming combine and free agency. The projections include landing spots for the top risers from the Senior Bowl, with the Chicago Bears making the first pick via Carolina.
Four NFL draft prospects from the Senior Bowl, including offensive lineman Isaiah Adams, wide receiver Tyrell Baker, defensive lineman Quashon Fiske, and cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr., have caught the attention of the Detroit Lions with their performances and potential fit with the team's standards. These players displayed strong skills and characteristics during the practices and games, making them intriguing prospects for the Lions as they prepare for the upcoming draft.
The Pittsburgh Steelers had their eyes on quarterbacks at the Senior Bowl, but most prospects disappointed except for Spencer Rattler, who delivered a standout performance. Other quarterbacks like Bo Nix, Michael Pratt, Carter Bradley, and Joe Milton showed potential but also exhibited inconsistencies and drawbacks. The Steelers may need to look elsewhere for quarterback prospects in the NFL Draft as the Senior Bowl did not provide the ideal options.
The 2024 Senior Bowl showcased standout performances from players like Spencer Rattler, Bo Nix, Chau Smith-Wade, Luke McCaffrey, Charles Turner III, and Braden Fiske, potentially drawing interest from NFL teams like the Chicago Bears. Rattler's MVP performance improved his draft stock, while Nix and McCaffrey also made notable contributions. Defensive standout Smith-Wade's interception and return highlighted his potential as a Day 3 pick, while offensive linemen Turner III and Christian Haynes displayed strong performances that could attract interest from teams like the Bears.
