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East-West Shrine Bowl to Induct Daryl Johnston Into Organization’s Hall of Fame

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FRISCO, Texas (October 14, 2025) — Tickets are on sale now for the 2026 East-West Shrine Bowl, set to be held on January 27, 2026, at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, the Dallas Cowboys’ World Headquarters. The game will kick off at 6 p.m. CT and be nationally televised on NFL Network. Family-friendly ticket options range from $20 to $50 and are available at ShrineBowl.com. 

The East-West Shrine Bowl also announced today that Dallas Cowboys legend Daryl Johnston will be inducted into the East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame during game week. Johnston, who represented Syracuse while playing for the East team in the 64th East-West Shrine Bowl in 1989, was drafted 39th overall by the Cowboys and went on to win three Super Bowls. He now serves as President of Football Operations for the United Football League (UFL) and works as an NFL on FOX color commentator.

“Playing in the East-West Shrine Bowl in 1989 was a pivotal moment in my journey to the NFL, and it’s incredible to see how the game has continued to grow while staying true to its mission of supporting Shriners Children’s,” said Johnston. “Being inducted into the Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame during the 101st edition of this historic game, right here at the Cowboys’ headquarters in Frisco, makes it even more meaningful. I look forward to celebrating with the fans and watching the next generation of players showcase their talent.”

Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide advanced care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay or insurance status.

“We’re proud to once again host the East-West Shrine Bowl at Ford Center at The Star, giving fans a front-row look at some of the nation’s top college football talent,” said Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys Owner, President and General Manager. “This game provides these players a special opportunity to showcase their talent in a way that can lead to a life-changing opportunity at the next level that can impact their lives and others for years to come. At the same time, it isn’t just about the competition on the field, as the game advances the critical mission of Shriners Children’s. We look forward to welcoming the players, their families, and fans to another memorable week of football and community celebration.”

Festivities surrounding the all-star game include an East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame banquet and a pre-game Fan Fest to be held at Tostitos Championship Plaza at Ford Center.

The East-West Shrine Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the best college football players in the world to showcase their talents as top NFL Draft prospects in front of all 32 NFL teams’ scouts and executives. Many of professional football’s most recognized and decorated players have played in the East-West Shrine Bowl, including legends Tom Brady, Walter Payton, Roger Staubach, Bob Lilly, and current stars Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers, and Isiah Pacheco.

ABOUT EAST-WEST SHRINE BOWL

The East-West Shrine Bowl is the nation’s oldest college all-star football game. Since 1925, the game has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide innovative pediatric specialty care to improve and transform the lives of children. The East-West Shrine Bowl is known for being the starting point of many noteworthy NFL careers, including nearly 80 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and more than 200 members of the College Football Hall of Fame. For more information, please visit shrinebowl.com.

ABOUT SHRINERS CHILDREN’S 

Shriners Children’s improves the lives of children by providing pediatric specialty care, conducting innovative research, and offering outstanding education programs for medical professionals. Children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate are eligible for care, regardless of the families’ ability to pay, and receive all care and services in a compassionate, family-centered environment. For more information, please visit shrinerschildrens.org.

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Partnership highlights shared commitment to community impact and advancing the game of football while supporting life-changing pediatric care for children worldwide.

IRVING, Texas (Oct. 8, 2025) – The National Football Foundation (NFF) & College Hall of Fame today announced that the East-West Shrine Bowl^® and Shriners Children’s have become an official partner of the NFF. The partnership unites two of the most storied organizations in football with one of the world’s most impactful pediatric healthcare systems, strengthening efforts to inspire communities and expand awareness of Shriners Children’s world-class medical services. First played in 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has featured more than 203 members of the NFF College Football Hall of Fame. NFF National Scholar-Athletes have also been well-represented with 87 all-time, including six Campbell Trophy recipients.

“This partnership is a terrific opportunity to bring together two blue-blood traditions in the sport of football,” said Steve Hatchell, NFF President & CEO. “Shriners Children’s has been changing lives for more than a century, and the East-West Shrine Bowl has produced countless NFL legends while showcasing the values of service, leadership, and excellence. We are honored to team up with them to amplify their mission and share their story with the college football community.”

The East-West Shrine Bowl, owned and operated by Shriners Children’s, is the nation’s oldest college all-star game, celebrating its 101st anniversary in 2026. Televised annually on NFL Network, the game showcases top college players while directly supporting Shriners Children’s mission. Players and coaches interact with Shriners Children’s patients throughout the week, forging lifelong connections that highlight the real meaning of the game.

“Football has long been at the heart of our outreach, and joining with the NFF extends that impact even further,” said Bob Roller, Vice President of Sports for Shriners Children’s. “Just as the East-West Shrine Bowl inspires athletes to reach their potential, Shriners Children’s inspires hope and healing for millions of children and families. Together with the NFF, we will celebrate the game we love while advancing the life-changing care we provide every day.”

Shriners Children’s is a world-renowned healthcare system committed to providing exceptional care and support to children with complex medical conditions. With locations across North America and outreach clinics held around the world, Shriners Children’s provides excellent care to children regardless of their family’s ability to pay or insurance status. Since 1922, Shriners Children’s has provided life-changing care to more than 2 million children. 

ABOUT THE EAST-WEST SHRINE BOWL^®

The East-West Shrine Bowl is the nation’s oldest college all-star football game. Since 1925, the game has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide innovative pediatric specialty care to improve and transform the lives of children. The East-West Shrine Bowl is known for being the starting point of many noteworthy NFL careers, including nearly 80 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and more than 200 members of the College Football Hall of Fame. For more information, please visit shrinebowl.com.

ABOUT SHRINERS CHILDREN’S

Shriners Children’s is a leader in providing care for orthopedic conditions from routine injuries to complex conditions including scoliosis and other spine disorders, sports injuries and spinal cord injury rehabilitation; burn injuries; and cleft lip and palate. We also offer specialized services including orthotics and prosthetics and motion analysis. We strive to provide the care and support our patients need to reach their goals and discover their full potential. In addition, our healthcare system conducts research to improve our patients’ quality of life and offers outstanding educational programs for medical professionals. All care and services are provided regardless of the families’ ability to pay or insurance status. Shriners Children’s is a nonprofit organization and relies on the generosity of donors. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. For more information, including the full range of care disciplines, please visit shrinerschildrens.org.

ABOUT THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION & COLLEGE HALL OF FAME

Founded in 1947 with early leadership from General Douglas MacArthur, legendary Army coach Earl “Red” Blaik and immortal journalist Grantland Rice, The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame is a non-profit educational organization that runs programs designed to use the power of amateur football in developing academic excellence, citizenship, and athletic achievement in young people. With 120 chapters in 47 states, NFF programs include the criteria, selection and induction of members of the NFF College Football Hall of Fame; the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame museum in Atlanta; Future For Football; I Played; the William V. Campbell Trophy®; the NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards Presented by Fidelity Investments; the NFF National High School Academic Excellence Awards presented by the Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation & the NFF Hatchell Cup presented by Bob’s Steak & Chop House; and a series of programs and initiatives to honor the legends of the past and inspire the leaders of the future. NFF corporate partners include CAA Executive Search, Catapult, Delta Air Lines, Elite Media Network, Fidelity Investments, Hampshire Companies, Jostens, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, New York Athletic Club, Pasadena Tournament of Roses, the Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation, and Shriners Hospitals for Children. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @NFFNetwork and learn more at footballfoundation.org.

The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame

Preserving the Past, Promoting the Present, Preparing the Future, and Protecting the Game Through Programs and Initiatives that Support

• 778 Colleges & Universities • Over 81,000 College Football Players

• 15,643 High Schools • Over 1.06 Million High School Football Players

Every year, approximately 1000 all-star game eligible players are drafted, signed after the draft, or attend a rookie mini-camp. Our aim is for this Shrine Bowl 1000 to serve as a look into our scouting process, as well as begin to preview college players who are currently all-star game eligible for the 2026 East-West Shrine Bowl and 2026 NFL Draft class.

Putting together this list was extremely challenging for our team, as we scouted players from all four levels of football and consulted with NFL and college personnel to ensure the selection of the best 1000 players for the NFL level.

The East-West Shrine Bowl is a best-in-class all-star event that will take place at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco,TX on January 27, 2026. Our players will be coached by NFL coaches, in an NFL facility, and will have access to NFL-level resources, facilities, player-friendly schedules, and opportunities at the highest level.For more information about the 2026 game, you can visit this link.

College	First Name	Last Name	Position	Conference
Alabama	Germie	Bernard	WR	SEC
Alabama	David	Bird	LS	SEC
Alabama	Parker	Brailsford	OC	SEC
Alabama	Cameron	Calhoun	CB	SEC
Alabama	Josh	Cuevas	TE	SEC
Alabama	Kam	Dewberry	OG	SEC
Alabama	Nikhai	Hill-Green	LB	SEC
Alabama	Isaiah	Horton	WR	SEC
Alabama	Bray	Hubbard	SAF	SEC
Alabama	Domani	Jackson	CB	SEC
Alabama	Justin	Jefferson	LB	SEC
Alabama	DaShawn	Jones	CB	SEC
Alabama	Tim	Keenan III	iDL	SEC
Alabama	Jah-Marien	Latham	EDGE	SEC
Alabama	Deontae	Lawson	LB	SEC
Alabama	Jam	Miller	RB	SEC
Alabama	LT	Overton	EDGE	SEC
Alabama	Kadyn	Proctor	OT	SEC
Alabama	Jaeden	Roberts	OG	SEC
Alabama	Qua	Russaw	EDGE	SEC
Alabama	Keon	Sabb	SAF	SEC
Alabama	Ty	Simpson	QB	SEC
Alabama	James	Smith	iDL	SEC
Appalachian State	Jaden	Barnes	WR	Sun Belt
Appalachian State	Thomas	Davis	LB	Sun Belt
Appalachian State	Jayden	Ramsey	OG	Sun Belt
Appalachian State	Griffin	Scroggs	OG	Sun Belt
Arizona	Cameron	Barmore	TE	Big 12
Arizona	Ty	Buchanan	OT	Big 12
Arizona	Ka'ena	Decambra	OG	Big 12
Arizona	Noah	Fifita	QB	Big 12
Arizona	Kris	Hutson	WR	Big 12
Arizona	Dalton	Johnson	SAF	Big 12
Arizona	Ismail	Mahdi	RB	Big 12
Arizona	Deshawn	McKnight	iDL	Big 12
Arizona	Tre	Smith	EDGE	Big 12
Arizona	Genesis	Smith	SAF	Big 12
Arizona	Treydan	Stukes	CB	Big 12
Arizona	Javin	Whatley	WR	Big 12
Arizona	Luke	Wysong	WR	Big 12
Arizona State	Keith	Abney	CB	Big 12
Arizona State	Xavion	Alford	SAF	Big 12
Arizona State	Prince	Dorbah	EDGE	Big 12
Arizona State	Keyshaun	Elliott	LB	Big 12
Arizona State	C.J.	Fite	iDL	Big 12
Arizona State	Jesus	Gomez	K	Big 12
Arizona State	Max	Iheanachor	OT	Big 12
Arizona State	Sam	Leavitt	QB	Big 12
Arizona State	Chamon	Metayer	TE	Big 12
Arizona State	Elijah	O'Neal	EDGE	Big 12
Arizona State	Javan	Robinson	CB	Big 12
Arizona State	Myles	Rowser	SAF	Big 12
Arizona State	Clayton	Smith	EDGE	Big 12
Arizona State	Jordyn	Tyson	WR	Big 12
Arizona State	Kanye	Udoh	RB	Big 12
Arkansas	Cameron	Ball	iDL	SEC
Arkansas	O'Mega	Blake	WR	SEC
Arkansas	Fernando	Carmona Jr.	OG	SEC
Arkansas	Taylen	Green	QB	SEC
Arkansas	Rohan	Jones	TE	SEC
Arkansas	Phillip	Lee	LB	SEC
Arkansas	Julian	Neal	CB	SEC
Arkansas	David	Oke	iDL	SEC
Arkansas	Quincy	Rhodes Jr.	EDGE	SEC
Arkansas	Corey	Robinson II	OT	SEC
Arkansas	Kam	Shanks	WR	SEC
Arkansas	Xavian	Sorey	LB	SEC
Arkansas	Jordan	Young	CB	SEC
Arkansas State	Ja'Quez	Cross	RB	Sun Belt
Arkansas State	Jaylen	Raynor	QB	Sun Belt
Arkansas State	Corey	Rucker	WR	Sun Belt
Arkansas State	Bryan	Whitehead	EDGE	Sun Belt
Army	Jaydan	Mayes	CB	The American
Auburn	Jackson	Arnold	QB	SEC
Auburn	Xavier	Chaplin	OT	SEC
Auburn	Keyron	Crawford	EDGE	SEC
Auburn	Keldric	Faulk	EDGE	SEC
Auburn	Kayin	Lee	CB	SEC
Auburn	Connor	Lew	OC	SEC
Auburn	Izavion	Miller	OT	SEC
Auburn	Mason	Murphy	OG	SEC
Auburn	Chris	Murray	EDGE	SEC
Auburn	Rayshawn	Pleasant	CB	SEC
Auburn	Eric	Singleton	WR	SEC
Auburn	Raion	Strader	CB	SEC
Auburn	Dillon	Wade	OG	SEC
Auburn	Caleb	Wheatland	LB	SEC
Auburn	Jeremiah	Wright	OG	SEC
Baylor	Omar	Aigbedion	OG	Big 12
Baylor	Travion	Barnes	LB	Big 12
Baylor	Devyn	Bobby	SAF	Big 12
Baylor	Josh	Cameron	WR	Big 12
Baylor	Matthew	Fobbs-White	EDGE	Big 12
Baylor	Ashtyn	Hawkins	WR	Big 12
Baylor	Caden	Jenkins	CB	Big 12
Baylor	Ryan	Lengyel	OG	Big 12
Baylor	Jackie	Marshall	iDL	Big 12
Baylor	Kobe	Prentice	WR	Big 12
Baylor	Coleton	Price	OC	Big 12
Baylor	Sawyer	Robertson	QB	Big 12
Baylor	Devonte	Tezino	iDL	Big 12
Baylor	Keaton	Thomas	LB	Big 12
Baylor	Michael	Trigg	TE	Big 12
Baylor	Bryson	Washington	RB	Big 12
Baylor	Palmer	Williams	P	Big 12
Boise State	Ty	Benefield	SAF	MWC
Boise State	Kage	Casey	OT	MWC
Boise State	Jeremiah	Earby	CB	MWC
Boise State	Matt	Lauter	TE	MWC
Boise State	Maddux	Madsen	QB	MWC
Boise State	A'Marion	McCoy	CB	MWC
Boise State	Marco	Notarainni	LB	MWC
Boise State	Jayden	Virgin-Morgan	EDGE	MWC
Boston College	Lewis	Bond	WR	ACC
Boston College	Jude	Bowry	OT	ACC
Boston College	Daveon	Crouch	LB	ACC
Boston College	Carter	Davis	SAF	ACC
Boston College	Jeremiah	Franklin	TE	ACC
Boston College	Quintayvious	Hutchins	EDGE	ACC
Boston College	Amari	Jackson	CB	ACC
Boston College	KP	Price	SAF	ACC
Boston College	Logan	Taylor	OT	ACC
Buffalo	Trevor	Brock	OG	MAC
Buffalo	Tyler	Doty	OG	MAC
Buffalo	Al-Jay	Henderson	RB	MAC
Buffalo	Red	Murdock	LB	MAC
BYU	Will	Ferrin	K	Big 12
BYU	Andrew	Gentry	OT	Big 12
BYU	Isaiah	Glasker	LB	Big 12
BYU	Garrison	Grimes	LS	Big 12
BYU	Jack	Kelly	LB	Big 12
BYU	Parker	Kingston	WR	Big 12
BYU	Weylin	Lapuaho	OG	Big 12
BYU	LJ	Martin	RB	Big 12
BYU	Chase	Roberts	WR	Big 12
BYU	Keanu	Tanuvasa	iDL	Big 12
BYU	Tanner	Wall	SAF	Big 12
California	Brent	Austin	CB	ACC
California	Buom	Jock	LB	ACC
California	Aidan	Keanaaina	iDL	ACC
California	Hezekiah	Masses	CB	ACC
California	Harrison	Taggart	LB	ACC
California	Cade	Uluave	LB	ACC
Carroll	Reed	Breckheimer	TE	CCIW
Central Florida	Cam	Fancher	QB	Big 12
Central Florida	Nyjalik	Kelly	EDGE	Big 12
Central Florida	Keli	Lawson	LB	Big 12
Central Florida	Paul	Rubelt	OT	Big 12
Central Michigan	Jordan	Kwiatkowski	LB	MAC
Central Oklahoma	Jaylen	Cottrell	WR	MIAA
Cincinnati	Deondre	Buford	OG	Big 12
Cincinnati	Jeff	Caldwell	WR	Big 12
Cincinnati	Dontay	Corleone	iDL	Big 12
Cincinnati	Joe	Cotton	OT	Big 12
Cincinnati	Gavin	Gerhardt	OC	Big 12
Cincinnati	Jake	Golday	LB	Big 12
Cincinnati	Antwan	Peek Jr.	SAF	Big 12
Cincinnati	Joe	Royer	TE	Big 12
Cincinnati	Brendan	Sorsby	QB	Big 12
Cincinnati	Taran	Tyo	OT	Big 12
Cincinnati	Tawee	Walker	RB	Big 12
Cincinnati	Xavier	Williams	SAF	Big 12
Clemson	Khalil	Barnes	SAF	ACC
Clemson	DeMonte	Capehart	iDL	ACC
Clemson	Philip	Florenzo	LS	ACC
Clemson	Will	Heldt	EDGE	ACC
Clemson	Cade	Klubnik	QB	ACC
Clemson	Tristan	Leigh	OT	ACC
Clemson	Ryan	Linthicum	OC	ACC
Clemson	Blake	Miller	OT	ACC
Clemson	Walker	Parks	OT	ACC
Clemson	Avieon	Terrell	CB	ACC
Clemson	Antonio	Williams	WR	ACC
Clemson	Wade	Woodaz	LB	ACC
Clemson	Peter	Woods	iDL	ACC
Clemson	TJ	Parker	DE	ACC
Coastal Carolina	Jameson	Tucker	WR	Sun Belt
Colgate	Brady	Hutchinson	WR	Patriot
Colorado	Zy	Crisler	OT	Big 12
Colorado	Martavius	French	LB	Big 12
Colorado	Dallan	Hayden	RB	Big 12
Colorado	Xavier	Hill	OG	Big 12
Colorado	Preston	Hodge	CB	Big 12
Colorado	Reginald	Hughes	LB	Big 12
Colorado	DJ	McKinney	CB	Big 12
Colorado	Amari	McNeill	iDL	Big 12
Colorado	Jahiem	Oatis	iDL	Big 12
Colorado	Kaidon	Salter	QB	Big 12
Colorado School of Mines	Flynn	Schiele	WR	RMAC
Colorado State	Brayden	Fowler-Nicolosi	QB	MWC
Colorado State-Pueblo	Reggie	Retzlaff	WR	RMAC
Connecticut	Skyler	Bell	WR	Indep.
Connecticut	Mel	Brown	RB	Indep.
Connecticut	Camryn	Edwards	RB	Indep.
Curry College	Montie	Quinn	RB	CNE
Dartmouth	Chris	Corbo	TE	Ivy
Davenport	Samuel	Garcia	OG	GLIAC
Delaware	Fintan	Brose	OG	CUSA
Duke	Vincent	Anthony Jr.	EDGE	ACC
Duke	Matt	Craycraft	OC	ACC
Duke	Darian	Mensah	QB	ACC
Duke	Terry	Moore	SAF	ACC
Duke	Brian	Parker II	OT	ACC
Duke	Justin	Pickett	OG	ACC
Duke	Chandler	Rivers	CB	ACC
Duke	Caleb	Weaver	SAF	ACC
Duke	Wesley	Williams	EDGE	ACC
East Carolina	Emmanuel	Poku	OG	The American
East Texas A&M	Ike	Ojukwu	OG	Southland
Eastern Michigan	Mickey	Rewolinski	OG	MAC
Elon	Jeff	Yurk	P	CAA
Florida	Caleb	Banks	iDL	SEC
Florida	Austin	Barber	OT	SEC
Florida	Jordan	Castell	SAF	SEC
Florida	Damieon	George	OG	SEC
Florida	George	Gumbs	EDGE	SEC
Florida	Hayden	Hansen	TE	SEC
Florida	Knijeah	Harris	OG	SEC
Florida	Bryce	Lovett	OG	SEC
Florida	Tyreak	Sapp	EDGE	SEC
Florida	Jake	Slaughter	OC	SEC
Florida	Trey	Smack	K	SEC
Florida	J. Michael	Sturdivant	WR	SEC
Florida	Rocco	Underwood	LS	SEC
Florida	Eugene	Wilson III	WR	SEC
Florida A&M	Ashton	Grable	OT	SWAC
Florida International	Brian	Blades	CB	CUSA
Florida State	Shyheim	Brown	SAF	ACC
Florida State	Thomas	Castellanos	QB	ACC
Florida State	Deamontae	Diggs	EDGE	ACC
Florida State	Gunnar	Hansen	OT	ACC
Florida State	Elijah	Herring	LB	ACC
Florida State	Darrell	Jackson Jr.	iDL	ACC
Florida State	Deante	McCray	iDL	ACC
Florida State	Micah	Pettus	OT	ACC
Florida State	Duce	Robinson	WR	ACC
Florida State	Squirrel	White	WR	ACC
Florida State	Jeremiah	Wilson	CB	ACC
Fresno State	Josiah	Freeman	WR	MWC
Fresno State	Al'zillion	Hamilton	CB	MWC
Georgia	CJ	Allen	LB	SEC
Georgia	Dillon	Bell	WR	SEC
Georgia	KJ	Bolden	SAF	SEC
Georgia	Zachariah	Branch	WR	SEC
Georgia	Oscar	Delp	TE	SEC
Georgia	Daylen	Everette	CB	SEC
Georgia	Monroe	Freeling	OT	SEC
Georgia	Beau	Gardner	LS	SEC
Georgia	Earnest	Greene III	OT	SEC
Georgia	Daniel	Harris	CB	SEC
Georgia	Cash	Jones	RB	SEC
Georgia	Lawson	Luckie	TE	SEC
Georgia	Christen	Miller	iDL	SEC
Georgia	Elo	Modozie	EDGE	SEC
Georgia	Micah	Morris	OG	SEC
Georgia	Noah	Thomas	WR	SEC
Georgia	Brett	Thorson	P	SEC
Georgia	Raylen	Wilson	LB	SEC
Georgia	Peyton	Woodring	K	SEC
Georgia	Colbie	Young	WR	SEC
Georgia Southern	Josh	Dallas	WR	Sun Belt
Georgia Southern	Dylan	Gary	WR	Sun Belt
Georgia State	Ted	Hurst	WR	Sun Belt
Georgia Tech	Malachi	Carney	OT	ACC
Georgia Tech	Kyle	Efford	LB	ACC
Georgia Tech	Ahmari	Harvey	CB	ACC
Georgia Tech	Jamal	Haynes	RB	ACC
Georgia Tech	Haynes	King	QB	ACC
Georgia Tech	Clayton	Powell-Lee	SAF	ACC
Georgia Tech	Eric	Rivers	WR	ACC
Georgia Tech	Malik	Rutherford	WR	ACC
Georgia Tech	Keylan	Rutledge	OG	ACC
Georgia Tech	Jordan	van den Berg	iDL	ACC
Harvard	Ty	Bartrum	SAF	Ivy
Harvard	Jaden	Craig	QB	Ivy
Hawaii	Peter	Manuma	SAF	MWC
Houston	Carlos	Allen	iDL	Big 12
Houston	Harvey	Broussard III	WR	Big 12
Houston	Dean	Connors	RB	Big 12
Houston	Tanner	Koziol	TE	Big 12
Houston	Latrell	McCutchin	CB	Big 12
Houston	Dalton	Merryman	OT	Big 12
Houston	Marc	Stampley II	CB	Big 12
Houston	Amare	Thomas	WR	Big 12
Houston	Conner	Weigman	QB	Big 12
Howard	Eden	James	RB	MEAC
Howard	Noah	Miles	EDGE	MEAC
Idaho	Nate	Azzopardi	OG	Big Sky
Illinois	Luke	Altmyer	QB	Big 10
Illinois	Tanner	Arkin	TE	Big 10
Illinois	Matthew	Bailey	SAF	Big 10
Illinois	JC	Davis	OT	Big 10
Illinois	Gabe	Jacas	EDGE	Big 10
Illinois	Melvin	Priestly	OT	Big 10
Illinois	Dylan	Rosiek	LB	Big 10
Illinois	Miles	Scott	SAF	Big 10
Illinois	Xavier	Scott	CB	Big 10
Illinois	James	Thompson Jr.	iDL	Big 10
Illinois State	Jake	Pope	OT	MVFC
Illinois State	Daniel	Sobkowicz	WR	MVFC
Incarnate Word	Jalen	Walthall	WR	Southland
Indiana	Lee	Beebe Jr.	RB	Big 10
Indiana	Devan	Boykin	SAF	Big 10
Indiana	Pat	Coogan	OC	Big 10
Indiana	Omar	Cooper Jr.	WR	Big 10
Indiana	Stephen	Daley	EDGE	Big 10
Indiana	Amare	Ferrell	SAF	Big 10
Indiana	Aiden	Fisher	LB	Big 10
Indiana	Roman	Hemby	RB	Big 10
Indiana	Mikail	Kamara	EDGE	Big 10
Indiana	Bray	Lynch	OG	Big 10
Indiana	Fernando	Mendoza	QB	Big 10
Indiana	D'Angelo	Ponds	CB	Big 10
Indiana	Dominique	Ratcliff	iDL	Big 10
Indiana	Elijah	Sarratt	WR	Big 10
Indiana	Carter	Smith	OT	Big 10
Indiana	Hosea	Wheeler	iDL	Big 10
Indianapolis	Ryne	Buttz	OG	GLVC
Iowa	Gennings	Dunker	OT	Big 10
Iowa	Aaron	Graves	iDL	Big 10
Iowa	Mark	Gronowski	QB	Big 10
Iowa	TJ	Hall	CB	Big 10
Iowa	Ethan	Hurkett	EDGE	Big 10
Iowa	Logan	Jones	OC	Big 10
Iowa	Max	Llewellyn	EDGE	Big 10
Iowa	Xavier	Nwankpa	SAF	Big 10
Iowa	Beau	Stephens	OG	Big 10
Iowa	Kaden	Wetjen	WR	Big 10
Iowa State	Dylan	Barrett	OC	Big 12
Iowa State	Rocco	Becht	QB	Big 12
Iowa State	Benjamin	Brahmer	TE	Big 12
Iowa State	Jeremiah	Cooper	SAF	Big 12
Iowa State	Kooper	Ebel	LB	Big 12
Iowa State	Carson	Hansen	RB	Big 12
Iowa State	Vontroy	Malone	EDGE	Big 12
Iowa State	Tyler	Miller	OT	Big 12
Iowa State	Domonique	Orange	iDL	Big 12
Iowa State	Abu	Sama III	RB	Big 12
Iowa State	Chase	Sowell	WR	Big 12
Iowa State	Jontez	Williams	CB	Big 12
Jackson State	Joanes	Fortillen	WR	SWAC
James Madison	Nick	Degennaro	WR	Sun Belt
James Madison	Jacob	Thomas	SAF	Sun Belt
James Madison	Immanuel	Bush	iDL	Sun Belt
James Madison	Xavier	Holmes	EDGE	Sun Belt
John Carroll	Tyren	Montgomery	WR	NCAC
Kansas	Bryson	Canty	WR	Big 12
Kansas	Jalon	Daniels	QB	Big 12
Kansas	Bryce	Foster	OC	Big 12
Kansas	DJ	Graham II	CB	Big 12
Kansas	Daniel	Hishaw Jr.	RB	Big 12
Kansas	Dean	Miller	EDGE	Big 12
Kansas	Joseph	Sipp Jr.	LB	Big 12
Kansas State	Jerand	Bradley	WR	Big 12
Kansas State	Jayce	Brown	WR	Big 12
Kansas State	Dylan	Edwards	RB	Big 12
Kansas State	Sam	Hecht	OC	Big 12
Kansas State	Damian	Ilalio	iDL	Big 12
Kansas State	Avery	Johnson	QB	Big 12
Kansas State	Andrew	Leingang	OG	Big 12
Kansas State	Gunner	Maldonado	SAF	Big 12
Kansas State	VJ	Payne	SAF	Big 12
Kansas State	Taylor	Poitier	OG	Big 12
Kansas State	Desmond	Purnell	LB	Big 12
Kansas State	Austin	Romaine	LB	Big 12
Kansas State	Uso	Seumalo	iDL	Big 12
Kentucky	Alex	Afari Jr.	LB	SEC
Kentucky	Josh	Braun	OG	SEC
Kentucky	Jager	Burton	OG	SEC
Kentucky	Dante	Dowdell	RB	SEC
Kentucky	Jalen	Farmer	OG	SEC
Kentucky	David	Gusta	iDL	SEC
Kentucky	Jonquis	Hardaway	CB	SEC
Kentucky	Mi'Quise	Humphrey-Grace	EDGE	SEC
Kentucky	Aidan	Laros	P	SEC
Kentucky	Jordan	Lovett	SAF	SEC
Kentucky	Ja'Mori	Maclin	WR	SEC
Kentucky	Shiyazh	Pete	OT	SEC
Kentucky	Evan	Wibberley	OC	SEC
Kentucky	Alex	Wollschlaeger	OT	SEC
Lehigh	TJ	Burke	iDL	Patriot
Lehigh	Mason	Humphrey	WR	Patriot
Lehigh	Langston	Jones	OG	Patriot
Lehigh	Matt	Spatny	EDGE	Patriot
Liberty	Brylan	Green	SAF	CUSA
Lindenwood	Steve	Hall	RB	OVC
Louisiana	Tyree	Skipper	SAF	Sun Belt
Louisville	Chris	Bell	WR	ACC
Louisville	Stanquan	Clark	LB	ACC
Louisville	Corey	Gordon Jr.	SAF	ACC
Louisville	D'Angelo	Hutchinson	SAF	ACC
Louisville	Rodney	Johnson	CB	ACC
Louisville	Rene	Konga	iDL	ACC
Louisville	Caullin	Lacy	WR	ACC
Louisville	Denzel	Lowry	iDL	ACC
Louisville	Clev	Lubin	EDGE	ACC
Louisville	Miller	Moss	QB	ACC
Louisville	Pete	Nygra	OC	ACC
Louisville	Makylan	Pounders	OG	ACC
Louisville	Antonio	Watts	CB	ACC
LSU	Tyree	Adams	OT	SEC
LSU	Nic	Anderson	WR	SEC
LSU	Aaron	Anderson	WR	SEC
LSU	Barion	Brown	WR	SEC
LSU	Jimari	Butler	EDGE	SEC
LSU	Tamarcus	Cooley	SAF	SEC
LSU	Mansoor	Delane	CB	SEC
LSU	Jardin	Gilbert	SAF	SEC
LSU	Jacobian	Guillory	iDL	SEC
LSU	A.J.	Haulcy	SAF	SEC
LSU	Chris	Hilton	WR	SEC
LSU	Braelin	Moore	OG	SEC
LSU	Garrett	Nussmeier	QB	SEC
LSU	Patrick	Payton	EDGE	SEC
LSU	Harold	Perkins	LB	SEC
LSU	Jack	Pyburn	EDGE	SEC
LSU	Bauer	Sharp	TE	SEC
LSU	Ashton	Stamps	CB	SEC
LSU	Zavion	Thomas	WR	SEC
LSU	Josh	Thompson	OG	SEC
LSU	Whit	Weeks	LB	SEC
Marshall	Jalen	Marshall	LB	Sun Belt
Maryland	Aliou	Bah	OG	Big 10
Maryland	Jalil	Farooq	WR	Big 10
Maryland	Dorian	Fleming	TE	Big 10
Maryland	Jamare	Glasker	CB	Big 10
Maryland	Jalen	Huskey	SAF	Big 10
Massachusetts	Ryan	Mosesso	OT	MAC
Memphis	Chris	Adams	OT	The American
Memphis	Travis	Burke	OT	The American
Memphis	Austin	Gentle	OC	The American
Memphis	Brendon	Lewis	QB	The American
Memphis	Gianni	Spetic	K	The American
Miami (FL)	Bert	Auburn	K	ACC
Miami (FL)	Rueben	Bain Jr.	EDGE	ACC
Miami (FL)	Alex	Bauman	TE	ACC
Miami (FL)	Carson	Beck	QB	ACC
Miami (FL)	Markel	Bell	OT	ACC
Miami (FL)	Wesley	Bissainthe	LB	ACC
Miami (FL)	David	Blay	iDL	ACC
Miami (FL)	Adam	Booker	LS	ACC
Miami (FL)	Charles	Brantley	CB	ACC
Miami (FL)	James	Brockermeyer	OC	ACC
Miami (FL)	Anez	Cooper	OG	ACC
Miami (FL)	CJ	Daniels	WR	ACC
Miami (FL)	Mark	Fletcher Jr.	RB	ACC
Miami (FL)	Keelan	Marion	WR	ACC
Miami (FL)	Francis	Mauigoa	OT	ACC
Miami (FL)	Akheem	Mesidor	iDL	ACC
Miami (FL)	Ahmad	Moten Sr.	iDL	ACC
Miami (FL)	Ethan	O'Connor	CB	ACC
Miami (FL)	Zechariah	Poyser	SAF	ACC
Miami (FL)	Keionte	Scott	CB	ACC
Miami (FL)	Mohamed	Toure	LB	ACC
Miami (OH)	Silas	Walters	SAF	MAC
Michigan	Jaishawn	Barham	LB	Big 10
Michigan	Rayshaun	Benny	iDL	Big 10
Michigan	Zeke	Berry	CB	Big 10
Michigan	Max	Bredeson	FB	Big 10
Michigan	Giovanni	El-Hadi	OG	Big 10
Michigan	TJ	Guy	EDGE	Big 10
Michigan	Ernest	Hausmann	LB	Big 10
Michigan	Justice	Haynes	RB	Big 10
Michigan	Jyaire	Hill	CB	Big 10
Michigan	Marlin	Klein	TE	Big 10
Michigan	Donaven	McCulley	WR	Big 10
Michigan	TJ	Metcalf	SAF	Big 10
Michigan	Rod	Moore	SAF	Big 10
Michigan	Derrick	Moore	EDGE	Big 10
Michigan	Tre	Williams	iDL	Big 10
Michigan	Dominic	Zvada	K	Big 10
Michigan State	NiJhay	Burt	CB	Big 10
Michigan State	Aidan	Chiles	QB	Big 10
Michigan State	Matt	Gulbin	OG	Big 10
Michigan State	Omari	Kelly	WR	Big 10
Michigan State	Nikai	Martinez	SAF	Big 10
Michigan State	Conner	Moore	OT	Big 10
Michigan State	Elijah	Tau-Tolliver	RB	Big 10
Michigan State	Jack	Velling	TE	Big 10
Minnesota	Maverick	Baranowski	LB	Big 10
Minnesota	Jaylen	Bowden	CB	Big 10
Minnesota	Deven	Eastern	iDL	Big 10
Minnesota	Jameson	Geers	TE	Big 10
Minnesota	Greg	Johnson	OC	Big 10
Minnesota	Marcellus	Marshall	OG	Big 10
Minnesota	Jeff	Roberson	LB	Big 10
Minnesota	Anthony	Smith	iDL	Big 10
Minnesota	Darius	Taylor	RB	Big 10
Minnesota State-Moorhead	Jack	Strand	QB	NSIC
Mississippi State	Davon	Booth	RB	SEC
Mississippi State	Jahron	Manning	SAF	SEC
Mississippi State	Albert	Reese IV	OG	SEC
Mississippi State	Blake	Shapen	QB	SEC
Mississippi State	Blake	Steen	OT	SEC
Mississippi State	Seydou	Traore	TE	SEC
Mississippi State	Will	Whitson	iDL	SEC
Missouri	Daylan	Carnell	SAF	SEC
Missouri	Jalen	Catalon	SAF	SEC
Missouri	Kevin	Coleman	WR	SEC
Missouri	Cayden	Green	OG	SEC
Missouri	Stephen	Hall	CB	SEC
Missouri	Nate	Johnson	EDGE	SEC
Missouri	Chris	McClellan	iDL	SEC
Missouri	Triston	Newson	LB	SEC
Missouri	Brett	Norfleet	TE	SEC
Missouri	Beau	Pribula	QB	SEC
Missouri	Toriano	Pride Jr.	CB	SEC
Missouri	Connor	Tollison	OG	SEC
Missouri	Josiah	Trotter	LB	SEC
Missouri	Damon	Wilson II	EDGE	SEC
Missouri	Zion	Young	EDGE	SEC
Monmouth	Derek	Robertson	QB	CAA
Montana	Liam	Brown	OT	Big Sky
Montana	Eli	Gillman	RB	Big Sky
Montana	Michael	Wortham	WR	Big Sky
Montana State	Taco	Dowler	WR	Big Sky
Montana State	Titan	Fleischmann	OT	Big Sky
Morgan State	Erick	Hunter	LB	MEAC
Navy	Eli	Heidenreich	WR	The American
Navy	Blake	Horvath	QB	The American
Navy	Luke	Pirris	EDGE	The American
Navy	Ben	Purvis	OG	The American
NC State	Teague	Andersen	OT	ACC
NC State	Sean	Brown	LB	ACC
NC State	Anthony	Carter Jr.	OG	ACC
NC State	Brandon	Cleveland	iDL	ACC
NC State	Sabastian	Harsh	EDGE	ACC
NC State	Jamel	Johnson	CB	ACC
NC State	Jeremiah	Johnson	SAF	ACC
NC State	Justin	Joly	TE	ACC
NC State	Devon	Marshall	CB	ACC
NC State	Brian	Nelson II	CB	ACC
NC State	Jacarrius	Peak	OT	ACC
NC State	AJ	Richardson	LB	ACC
NC State	Hollywood	Smothers	RB	ACC
Nebraska	Malcolm	Hartzog	CB	Big 10
Nebraska	Nyziah	Hunter	WR	Big 10
Nebraska	Dane	Key	WR	Big 10
Nebraska	Henry	Lutovsky	OG	Big 10
Nebraska	Andrew	Marshall	CB	Big 10
Nebraska	Elijah	Pritchett	OT	Big 10
Nebraska	DeShon	Singleton	SAF	Big 10
Nebraska	Ceyair	Wright	CB	Big 10
Nevada	Josh	Grabowski	OG	MWC
New Mexico	Scottre	Humphrey	RB	MWC
New Mexico	Keyshawn	James-Newby	iDL	MWC
New Mexico State	Dakerric	Hobbs	CB	CUSA
Norfolk State	Kevon	King	RB	MEAC
North Carolina	Marcus	Allen	CB	ACC
North Carolina	Austin	Blaske	OC	ACC
North Carolina	Kaleb	Cost	CB	ACC
North Carolina	Thaddeus	Dixon	CB	ACC
North Carolina	Gavin	Gibson	SAF	ACC
North Carolina	Trevyon	Green	OT	ACC
North Carolina	Daniel	King	OG	ACC
North Carolina	Jakai	Moore	OG	ACC
North Carolina	Rece	Verhoff	K	ACC
North Dakota State	Logan	Kopp	LB	MVFC
North Dakota State	Barika	Kpeenu	RB	MVFC
North Dakota State	Bryce	Lance	WR	MVFC
North Texas	Briceon	Hayes	EDGE	The American
Northern Illinois	Jacob	Finley	CB	MAC
Northern Illinois	Roy	Williams	EDGE	MAC
Northwestern	Luke	Akers	K	Big 10
Northwestern	Evan	Beerntsen	OG	Big 10
Northwestern	Fred	Davis II	CB	Big 10
Northwestern	Xavior	Gray	OT	Big 10
Northwestern	Aidan	Hubbard	EDGE	Big 10
Northwestern	Yanni	Karlaftis	LB	Big 10
Northwestern	Anto	Saka	EDGE	Big 10
Northwestern	Caleb	Tiernan	OT	Big 10
Northwestern	Mac	Uihlein	LB	Big 10
Northwestern	Griffin	Wilde	WR	Big 10
Notre Dame	Jaiden	Ausberry	LB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jordan	Botelho	EDGE	Indep.
Notre Dame	Drayk	Bowen	LB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Joshua	Burnham	EDGE	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jared	Dawson	iDL	Indep.
Notre Dame	Malachi	Fields	WR	Indep.
Notre Dame	Christian	Gray	CB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jaden	Greathouse	WR	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jeremiyah	Love	RB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Will	Pauling	WR	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jadarian	Price	RB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Eli	Raridon	TE	Indep.
Notre Dame	Gabriel	Rubio	iDL	Indep.
Notre Dame	Billy	Schrauth	OG	Indep.
Notre Dame	Adon	Shuler	SAF	Indep.
Notre Dame	Devonta	Smith	CB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jaylen	Sneed	LB	Indep.
Notre Dame	Jalen	Stroman	SAF	Indep.
Notre Dame	Aamil	Wagner	OT	Indep.
Ohio State	Beau	Atkinson	EDGE	Big 10
Ohio State	Caden	Curry	EDGE	Big 10
Ohio State	CJ	Donaldson	RB	Big 10
Ohio State	Caleb	Downs	SAF	Big 10
Ohio State	Carson	Hinzman	OC	Big 10
Ohio State	Davison	Igbinosun	CB	Big 10
Ohio State	Kenyatta	Jackson	EDGE	Big 10
Ohio State	Will	Kacmarek	TE	Big 10
Ohio State	Max	Klare	TE	Big 10
Ohio State	Jermaine	Mathews Jr.	CB	Big 10
Ohio State	Luke	Montgomery	OG	Big 10
Ohio State	Ethan	Onianwa	OT	Big 10
Ohio State	Arvell	Reese	LB	Big 10
Ohio State	Sonny	Styles	LB	Big 10
Ohio State	Carnell	Tate	WR	Big 10
Ohio State	Tegra	Tshabola	OG	Big 10
Oklahoma	Ben	Anderson	LS	SEC
Oklahoma	Jovantae	Barnes	RB	SEC
Oklahoma	Eli	Bowen	CB	SEC
Oklahoma	Deion	Burks	WR	SEC
Oklahoma	Kendal	Daniels	LB	SEC
Oklahoma	Troy	Everett	OG	SEC
Oklahoma	Javonnie	Gibson	WR	SEC
Oklahoma	Gracen	Halton	iDL	SEC
Oklahoma	Marvin	Jones	EDGE	SEC
Oklahoma	Kip	Lewis	LB	SEC
Oklahoma	Keontez	Lewis	WR	SEC
Oklahoma	Jake	Maikkula	OC	SEC
Oklahoma	John	Mateer	QB	SEC
Oklahoma	Febechi	Nwaiwu	OG	SEC
Oklahoma	Jaydn	Ott	RB	SEC
Oklahoma	Jacob	Sexton	OG	SEC
Oklahoma	Derek	Simmons	OT	SEC
Oklahoma	Robert	Spears-Jennings	SAF	SEC
Oklahoma	R Mason	Thomas	EDGE	SEC
Oklahoma	Jacob	Ulrich	P	SEC
Oklahoma	Damonic	Williams	iDL	SEC
Oklahoma State	Christian	Fitzpatrick	WR	Big 12
Oklahoma State	Bryan	McCoy	LB	Big 12
Oklahoma State	Gabe	Panikowski	K	Big 12
Old Dominion	Jason	Henderson	LB	Sun Belt
Old Dominion	Mario	Thompson	LB	Sun Belt
Old Dominion	Kris	Trinidad	EDGE	Sun Belt
Ole Miss	Logan	Diggs	RB	SEC
Ole Miss	Kapena	Gushiken	SAF	SEC
Ole Miss	Zxavian	Harris	iDL	SEC
Ole Miss	Luke	Hasz	TE	SEC
Ole Miss	Cayden	Lee	WR	SEC
Ole Miss	Suntarine	Perkins	LB	SEC
Ole Miss	Diego	Pounds	OT	SEC
Ole Miss	Sage	Ryan	SAF	SEC
Ole Miss	Austin	Simmons	QB	SEC
Ole Miss	De’Zhaun	Stribling	WR	SEC
Ole Miss	Damien	Taylor	RB	SEC
Ole Miss	Delano	Townsend	OG	SEC
Ole Miss	Princewill	Umanmielen	EDGE	SEC
Ole Miss	Harrison	Wallace III	WR	SEC
Ole Miss	Wydett	Williams Jr.	SAF	SEC
Ole Miss	Dae'Quan	Wright	TE	SEC
Ole Miss	Jaden	Yates	LB	SEC
Oregon	Bear	Alexander	iDL	Big 10
Oregon	Luke	Basso	LS	Big 10
Oregon	Matthew	Bedford	OG	Big 10
Oregon	Bryce	Boettcher	LB	Big 10
Oregon	Jadon	Canady	CB	Big 10
Oregon	Alex	Harkey	OT	Big 10
Oregon	Makhi	Hughes	RB	Big 10
Oregon	Theran	Johnson	CB	Big 10
Oregon	Iapani	Laloulu	OC	Big 10
Oregon	Dante	Moore	QB	Big 10
Oregon	Emmanuel	Pregnon	OG	Big 10
Oregon	Kenyon	Sadiq	TE	Big 10
Oregon	Evan	Stewart	WR	Big 10
Oregon	Dillon	Thieneman	SAF	Big 10
Oregon	Teitum	Tuioti	EDGE	Big 10
Oregon	Matayo	Uiagalelei	EDGE	Big 10
Oregon	A'Mauri	Washington	iDL	Big 10
Oregon	Noah	Whittington	RB	Big 10
Oregon	Isaiah	World	OT	Big 10
Oregon State	Anthony	Hankerson	RB	Pac-12
Oregon State	Maalik	Murphy	QB	Pac-12
Oregon State	Kobe	Singleton	CB	Pac-12
Oregon State	Nikko	Taylor	EDGE	Pac-12
Oregon State	Trent	Walker	WR	Pac-12
Penn State	Drew	Allar	QB	Big 10
Penn State	Kaytron	Allen	RB	Big 10
Penn State	Amare	Campbell	LB	Big 10
Penn State	Nick	Dawkins	OC	Big 10
Penn State	Dani	Dennis-Sutton	EDGE	Big 10
Penn State	Zane	Durant	iDL	Big 10
Penn State	AJ	Harris	CB	Big 10
Penn State	Olaivavega	Ioane	OG	Big 10
Penn State	Trebor	Pena	WR	Big 10
Penn State	Tony	Rojas	LB	Big 10
Penn State	Devonte	Ross	WR	Big 10
Penn State	Drew	Shelton	OT	Big 10
Penn State	Nicholas	Singleton	RB	Big 10
Penn State	Elliot	Washington II	CB	Big 10
Penn State	Zakee	Wheatley	SAF	Big 10
Pennsylvania	Netinho	Olivieri	OC	Ivy
Pennsylvania	Jared	Richardson	WR	Ivy
Pittsburgh	Ryan	Baer	OT	ACC
Pittsburgh	Rashad	Battle	CB	ACC
Pittsburgh	Rasheem	Biles	LB	ACC
Pittsburgh	Lyndon	Cooper	OC	ACC
Pittsburgh	Eli	Holstein	QB	ACC
Pittsburgh	Kyle	Louis	LB	ACC
Pittsburgh	Desmond	Reid	RB	ACC
Pittsburgh	Jimmy	Scott	EDGE	ACC
Pittsburgh	Kendall	Stanley	OT	ACC
Pittsburgh	BJ	Williams	OG	ACC
Purdue	Tony	Grimes	CB	Big 10
Purdue	Devin	Mockobee	RB	Big 10
Purdue	CJ	Nunnally IV	EDGE	Big 10
Rutgers	CJ	Campbell Jr.	RB	Big 10
Rutgers	Dariel	Djabome	LB	Big 10
Rutgers	Bryan	Felter	OG	Big 10
Rutgers	Athan	Kaliakmanis	QB	Big 10
Rutgers	Bo	Mascoe	CB	Big 10
Rutgers	Eric	O'Neill	EDGE	Big 10
Rutgers	DT	Sheffield	WR	Big 10
Rutgers	Bradley	Weaver	EDGE	Big 10
Rutgers	Gus	Zilinskas	OC	Big 10
San Diego	Malachi	Cooper	iDL	Pioneer
San Diego State	Chris	Johnson	CB	MWC
San Diego State	Christian	Jones Jr.	OT	MWC
San Diego State	Ross	Ulugalu-Maseuli	OG	MWC
San Diego State	Trey	White	EDGE	MWC
San Jose State	Walker	Eget	QB	MWC
San Jose State	Jordan	Pollard	LB	MWC
San Jose State	Isiah	Revis	SAF	MWC
Slippery Rock	Joe	Cooper	OT	PSAC
SMU	Zakye	Barker	LB	ACC
SMU	TJ	Harden	RB	ACC
SMU	Jordan	Hudson	WR	ACC
SMU	Kevin	Jennings	QB	ACC
SMU	RJ	Maryland	TE	ACC
SMU	Ahmaad	Moses	SAF	ACC
SMU	Addison	Nichols	OC	ACC
SMU	Isaiah	Nwokobia	SAF	ACC
SMU	Logan	Parr	OC	ACC
SMU	Aakil	Washington	LB	ACC
SMU	Terry	Webb	iDL	ACC
SMU	PJ	WIlliams	OT	ACC
South Alabama	Kentrel	Bullock	RB	Sun Belt
South Alabama	Blayne	Myrick	LB	Sun Belt
South Carolina	Jordan	Dingle	TE	SEC
South Carolina	Rahsul	Faison	RB	SEC
South Carolina	Nyck	Harbor	WR	SEC
South Carolina	Cason	Henry	OT	SEC
South Carolina	Jalon	Kilgore	CB	SEC
South Carolina	LaNorris	Sellers	QB	SEC
South Carolina	DQ	Smith	SAF	SEC
South Carolina	Boaz	Stanley	OC	SEC
South Carolina	Bryan	Thomas Jr.	EDGE	SEC
South Carolina	George	Wilson	LB	SEC
South Dakota	Aidan	Bouman	QB	MVFC
South Dakota	Charles	Pierre	RB	MVFC
South Dakota State	Grahm	Goering	WR	MVFC
South Dakota State	Sam	Hagen	OT	MVFC
South Dakota State	Chase	Mason	QB	MVFC
South Florida	Byrum	Brown	QB	The American
South Florida	De'Shawn	Rucker	CB	The American
South Florida	Jhalyn	Shuler	LB	The American
Southeast Missouri State	Justus	Johnson	CB	OVC
Southeastern Louisiana	Kaleb	Proctor	iDL	Southland
Southern	C'Kelby	Givens	EDGE	SWAC
Southern Illinois	Paul	Geelen	P	MVFC
Southern Miss	Braylon	Braxton	QB	Sun Belt
Southern Miss	Josh	Moten	CB	Sun Belt
St. John's-Minnesota	Dylan	Wheeler	WR	MIAC
Stanford	Caden	High	WR	ACC
Stanford	Nathan	Mejia	OC	ACC
Stanford	Sam	Roush	TE	ACC
Stanford	Jordan	Washington	CB	ACC
Stanford	Collin	Wright	CB	ACC
Stephen F. Austin	Charles	Demmings	CB	Southland
Syracuse	Duce	Chestnut	SAF	ACC
Syracuse	Devin	Grant	LB	ACC
Syracuse	Derek	McDonald	LB	ACC
Syracuse	Jack	Stonehouse	P	ACC
Syracuse	Chris	Thomas Jr.	iDL	ACC
TCU	Carson	Bruno	OG	Big 12
TCU	Bud	Clark	SAF	Big 12
TCU	Devean	Deal	EDGE	Big 12
TCU	Coltin	Deery	OC	Big 12
TCU	Jordan	Dwyer	WR	Big 12
TCU	Kaleb	Elarms-Orr	LB	Big 12
TCU	Josh	Hoover	QB	Big 12
TCU	Jamel	Johnson	SAF	Big 12
TCU	Joseph	Manjack IV	WR	Big 12
TCU	Eric	McAlister	WR	Big 12
TCU	Namdi	Obiazor	LB	Big 12
Tennessee	Arion	Carter	LB	SEC
Tennessee	Bryson	Eason	iDL	SEC
Tennessee	Rickey	Gibson III	CB	SEC
Tennessee	Zalance	Heard	OT	SEC
Tennessee	Joshua	Josephs	EDGE	SEC
Tennessee	Miles	Kitselman	TE	SEC
Tennessee	Jermod	McCoy	CB	SEC
Tennessee	Wendell	Moe	OG	SEC
Texas	CJ	Baxter	RB	SEC
Texas	Jack	Bouwmeester	P	SEC
Texas	Cole	Brevard	iDL	SEC
Texas	Ethan	Burke	EDGE	SEC
Texas	DJ	Campbell	OG	SEC
Texas	Jack	Endries	TE	SEC
Texas	Jaylon	Guilbeau	CB	SEC
Texas	Anthony	Hill	LB	SEC
Texas	Jelani	McDonald	SAF	SEC
Texas	Trey	Moore	EDGE	SEC
Texas	Malik	Muhammad	CB	SEC
Texas	Travis	Shaw	iDL	SEC
Texas	Michael	Taaffe	SAF	SEC
Texas	Quintrevion	Wisner	RB	SEC
Texas A&M	Bryce	Anderson	CB	SEC
Texas A&M	Chase	Bisontis	OT	SEC
Texas A&M	Tyreek	Chappell	CB	SEC
Texas A&M	KC	Concepcion	WR	SEC
Texas A&M	Dametrious	Crownover	OT	SEC
Texas A&M	Amari	Daniels	RB	SEC
Texas A&M	Reuben	Fatheree	OT	SEC
Texas A&M	Cashius	Howell	EDGE	SEC
Texas A&M	Julian	Humphrey	CB	SEC
Texas A&M	Will	Lee	CB	SEC
Texas A&M	Le'Veon	Moss	RB	SEC
Texas A&M	Amari	Niblack	TE	SEC
Texas A&M	Tyler	Onyedim	iDL	SEC
Texas A&M	Marcel	Reed	QB	SEC
Texas A&M	Ar'maj	Reed-Adams	OG	SEC
Texas A&M	Albert	Regis	iDL	SEC
Texas A&M	T.J.	Searcy	EDGE	SEC
Texas A&M	Tyler	White	P	SEC
Texas A&M	Scooby	Williams	LB	SEC
Texas A&M	Taurean	York	LB	SEC
Texas A&M	Jacob	Zeno	QB	SEC
Texas A&M	Trey	Zuhn	OT	SEC
Texas State	Kalil	Alexander	EDGE	Sun Belt
Texas State	Tellek	Lockette	OC	Sun Belt
Texas State	Ryan	Nolan	SAF	Sun Belt
Texas Tech	David	Bailey	EDGE	Big 12
Texas Tech	Dontae	Balfour	CB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Amier	Boyd-Matthews	CB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Terrance	Carter	TE	Big 12
Texas Tech	Davion	Carter	OC	Big 12
Texas Tech	Caleb	Douglas	WR	Big 12
Texas Tech	Coy	Eakin	WR	Big 12
Texas Tech	Charles	Esters III	EDGE	Big 12
Texas Tech	Skyler	Gill-Howard	iDL	Big 12
Texas Tech	Romello	Height	EDGE	Big 12
Texas Tech	Anthony	Holmes	iDL	Big 12
Texas Tech	Lee	Hunter	iDL	Big 12
Texas Tech	Will	Jados	OG	Big 12
Texas Tech	Quinten	Joyner	RB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Johncarlos	Miller	TE	Big 12
Texas Tech	Behren	Morton	QB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Brice	Pollock	CB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Ben	Roberts	LB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Jacob	Rodriguez	LB	Big 12
Texas Tech	Howard	Sampson	OT	Big 12
Texas Tech	Reggie	Virgil	WR	Big 12
Texas Tech	Sheridan	Wilson	OC	Big 12
Texas Tech	Cole	Wisniewski	SAF	Big 12
Texas Tech	Hunter	Zambrano	OT	Big 12
Toledo	Anthony	Dunn Jr.	EDGE	MAC
Toledo	Tucker	Gleason	QB	MAC
Toledo	Emmanuel	McNeil-Warren	SAF	MAC
Toledo	Avery	Smith	CB	MAC
Toledo	Junior	Vandeross III	WR	MAC
Troy	Ethan	Connor	TE	Sun Belt
Tulane	Derrick	Graham	OT	The American
Tulane	Jack	Hollifield	OC	The American
Tulane	Santana	Hopper	iDL	The American
Tulane	Shadre	Hurst	OG	The American
Tulane	Maurice	Westmoreland	EDGE	The American
Tulsa	Ray	Coney	LB	The American
UC Davis	Rex	Connors	SAF	Big Sky
UCLA	Garrett	DiGiorgio	OT	Big 10
UCLA	Nico	Iamaleava	QB	Big 10
UCLA	Gary	Smith III	iDL	Big 10
UCLA	Siale	Taupaki	iDL	Big 10
UCLA	Jaivian	Thomas	RB	Big 10
UCLA	Reuben	Unije	OT	Big 10
UNLV	JoJo	Earle	WR	MWC
UNLV	Justin	Flowe	LB	MWC
UNLV	Denver	Harris	CB	MWC
UNLV	Alex	Orji	QB	MWC
UNLV	Reid	Williams	OC	MWC
USC	Bishop	Fitzgerald	SAF	Big 10
USC	Eric	Gentry	LB	Big 10
USC	DJ	Harvey	CB	Big 10
USC	Ja'Kobi	Lane	WR	Big 10
USC	Makai	Lemon	WR	Big 10
USC	Jayden	Maiava	QB	Big 10
USC	Lake	McRee	TE	Big 10
USC	Alani	Noa	OG	Big 10
USC	Elijah	Paige	OT	Big 10
USC	Kamari	Ramsey	SAF	Big 10
USC	J'Onre	Reed	OC	Big 10
USC	Eli	Sanders	RB	Big 10
Utah	Lander	Barton	LB	Big 12
Utah	Devon	Dampier	QB	Big 12
Utah	Levani	Damuni	LB	Big 12
Utah	Spencer	Fano	OT	Big 12
Utah	Logan	Fano	EDGE	Big 12
Utah	Tao	Johnson	SAF	Big 12
Utah	Jaren	Kump	OC	Big 12
Utah	Caleb	Lomu	OT	Big 12
Utah	Michael	Mokofisi	OG	Big 12
Utah	Smith	Snowden	CB	Big 12
Utah	Tanoa	Togiai	OT	Big 12
Utah State	Bryson	Barnes	QB	MWC
Utah State	Naki	Fahina	iDL	MWC
Utah State	Broc	Lane	TE	MWC
Utah State	Ike	Larsen	SAF	MWC
Utah State	Tyree	Morris	iDL	MWC
UTEP	Ashaad	Hall	EDGE	CUSA
UTSA	Robert	Henry	RB	The American
Vanderbilt	Sedrick	Alexander	RB	SEC
Vanderbilt	Miles	Capers	EDGE	SEC
Vanderbilt	Randon	Fontenette	SAF	SEC
Vanderbilt	Bryce	Henderson	OT	SEC
Vanderbilt	Martel	Hight	CB	SEC
Vanderbilt	Bryan	Longwell	LB	SEC
Vanderbilt	Yilanan	Ouattara	iDL	SEC
Vanderbilt	Diego	Pavia	QB	SEC
Vanderbilt	Sterling	Porcher	OG	SEC
Vanderbilt	Eli	Stowers	TE	SEC
Vanderbilt	Khordae	Sydnor	EDGE	SEC
Vanderbilt	Jordan	White	OC	SEC
Vanderbilt	Linus	Zunk	EDGE	SEC
Villanova	Stephane	Voltaire	OT	CAA
Virginia	McKale	Boley	OT	ACC
Virginia	Fisher	Camac	EDGE	ACC
Virginia	Antonio	Clary	SAF	ACC
Virginia	Jahmal	Edrine	WR	ACC
Virginia	Monroe	Mills	OT	ACC
Virginia	Cazeem	Moore	EDGE	ACC
Virginia	Kam	Robinson	LB	ACC
Virginia	Daniel	Sparks	P	ACC
Virginia	Makilan	Thomas	OT	ACC
Virginia State	Bruno	Onwuazor	OT	CIAA
Virginia Tech	Ben	Bell	EDGE	ACC
Virginia Tech	Braydon	Bennett	RB	ACC
Virginia Tech	Isaiah	Cash	SAF	ACC
Virginia Tech	James	Djonkam	EDGE	ACC
Virginia Tech	Kyron	Drones	QB	ACC
Virginia Tech	Christian	Ellis	SAF	ACC
Virginia Tech	Benji	Gosnell	TE	ACC
Virginia Tech	Donavon	Greene	WR	ACC
Virginia Tech	Tomas	Rimac	OG	ACC
Virginia Tech	Terion	Stewart	RB	ACC
Virginia Tech	Caleb	Woodson	LB	ACC
Wake Forest	Nick	Andersen	SAF	ACC
Wake Forest	Demond	Claiborne	RB	ACC
Wake Forest	Fa'alili	Fa'amoe	OT	ACC
Wake Forest	Dylan	Hazen	LB	ACC
Wake Forest	Alec	Marenco	LB	ACC
Wake Forest	Karon	Prunty	CB	ACC
Washington	Taariq	Al-Uqdah	LB	Big 10
Washington	Drew	Azzopardi	OT	Big 10
Washington	Denzel	Boston	WR	Big 10
Washington	Jonah	Coleman	RB	Big 10
Washington	Tacario	Davis	CB	Big 10
Washington	Omari	Evans	WR	Big 10
Washington	Ephesians	Prysock	CB	Big 10
Washington	Carver	Willis	OT	Big 10
Washington State	Brock	Dieu	OG	Pac-12
Washington State	Matt	Durrance	SAF	Pac-12
Washington State	Caleb	Francl	LB	Pac-12
Washington State	Colby	Humphrey	CB	Pac-12
Washington State	Angel	Johnson	RB	Pac-12
Washington State	Tucker	Large	SAF	Pac-12
Washington State	AJ	Vaipulu	OG	Pac-12
Weber State	Gavin	Ortega	OT	Big Sky
West Florida	Colby	Taylor	EDGE	GSC
West Virginia	Michael	Coats Jr.	CB	Big 12
West Virginia	Carson	Lee	OG	Big 12
West Virginia	Fred	Perry	SAF	Big 12
West Virginia	Jimmori	Robinson	EDGE	Big 12
West Virginia	Cam	Vaughn	WR	Big 12
West Virginia	Jahiem	White	RB	Big 12
West Virginia	Chase	Wilson	LB	Big 12
West Virginia	Walter	Young Bear	OG	Big 12
Western Colorado	Ricky	Freymond	iDL	RMAC
Western Kentucky	Maverick	McIvor	QB	CUSA
Western Kentucky	Noah	Meyers	TE	CUSA
Western Michigan	Tate	Hallock	SAF	MAC
William & Mary	Jalen	Jones	CB	CAA
Wisconsin	Vinny	Anthony II	WR	Big 10
Wisconsin	Austin	Brown	SAF	Big 10
Wisconsin	Billy	Edwards Jr	QB	Big 10
Wisconsin	Ricardo	Hallman	CB	Big 10
Wisconsin	Davis	Heinzen	OT	Big 10
Wisconsin	Riley	Mahlman	OT	Big 10
Wisconsin	Lance	Mason	TE	Big 10
Wisconsin	Mason	Reiger	EDGE	Big 10
Wisconsin	Jake	Renfro	OC	Big 10
Wisconsin	Matthew	Traynor	SAF	Big 10
Wisconsin	Corey	Walker	iDL	Big 10
Wisconsin	Preston	Zachman	SAF	Big 10
Wyoming	John Michael	Gyllenborg	TE	MWC
Wyoming	Wes	King	OG	MWC
Wyoming	Jack	Walsh	OC	MWC
Wyoming	Tyce	Westland	EDGE	MWC
Yale	Josh	Pitsenbarger	RB	Ivy
Youngstown State	Max	Tomczak	WR	MVFC
Youngstown State	Dathan	Hickey	CB	OVC

Every year, Shriners Children’s selects two International Patient Ambassadors to represent the healthcare system’s patients. We are proud to introduce our 2025-2026 International Patient Ambassadors Carlota and Brandon, and share their incredible stories.

Year after year, the East-West Shrine Bowl serves as a launchpad for future NFL talent. This year was no different, with a strong group of players hearing their names called during the 2025 NFL Draft:

First Name	Last Name	Pos	College	Round/Pick	NFL Team
Kenneth	Grant	IDL	Michigan	Round 1 Pick 13	Miami Dolphins
Shavon	Revel	DB	East Carolina	Round 3 Pick 76	Dallas Cowboys
Nohl	Williams	DB	California	Round 3 Pick 85	Kansas City Chiefs
CJ	West	IDL	Indiana	Round 4 Pick 113	San Francisco 49ers
Craig	Woodson	DB	California	Round 4 Pick 106	New England Patriots
Dont'e	Thornton	WR	Tennessee	Round 4 Pick 108	Las Vegas Raiders
Teddye	Buchanan	LB	California	Round 4 Pick 129	Baltimore Ravens
Que	Robinson	EDGE	Alabama	Round 4 Pick 134	Denver Broncos
Tonka	Hemingway	IDL	South Carolina	Round 4 Pick 135	Las Vegas Raiders
Jordan	Phillips	IDL	Maryland	Round 5 Pick 143	Miami Dolphins
Shedeur	Sanders	QB	Colorado	Round 5 Pick 144	Cleveland Browns
Jason	Marshall Jr.	DB	Florida	Round 5 Pick 150	Miami Dolphins
Elijah	Roberts	EDGE	SMU	Round 5 Pick 157	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
KeAndre	Lambert-Smith	WR	Auburn	Round 5 Pick 158	Los Angeles Chargers
Marques	Sigle	DB	Kansas State	Round 5 Pick 160	San Francisco 49ers
Francisco	Mauigoa	LB	Miami (FL)	Round 5 Pick 162	NY Jets
Mitchell	Evans	TE	Notre Dame	Round 5 Pick 163	Carolina Panthers
Oronde	Gadsden Jr.	TE	Syracuse	Round 5 Pick 165	Los Angeles Chargers
Drew	Kendall	iOL	Boston College	Round 5 Pick 168	Philadelphia Eagles
Zah	Frazier	DB	UTSA	Round 5 Pick 169	Chicago Bears
Chris "Pooh"	Paul Jr.	LB	Ole Miss	Round 5 Pick 172	Los Angeles Rams
Tyler	Baron	EDGE	Miami (FL)	Round 5 Pick 176	Ny Jets
JJ	Pegues	IDL	Ole Miss	Round 6 Pick 180	Las Vegas Raiders
Kyle	McCord	QB	Syracuse	Round 6 Pick 181	Philadelphia Eagles
Andres	Borregales	K	Miami (FL)	Round 6 Pick 182	New England Patriots
Marcus	Harris	DB	California	Round 6 Pick 183	Tennessee Titans
Bryce	Cabeldue	OT	Kansas	Round 6 Pick 192	Seattle Seahawks
Tahj	Brooks	RB	Texas Tech	Round 6 Pick 193	Cincinnati Bengals
Luke	Newman	iOL	Michigan State	Round 6 Pick 195	Chicago Bears
Ahmed	Hassanein	EDGE	Boise State	Round 6 Pick 196	Detroit Lions
Warren	Brinson	IDL	Georgia	Round 6 Pick 198	Green Bay Packers
La'Johntay	Wester	WR	Colorado	Round 6 Pick 203	Baltimore Ravens
Kain	Medrano	LB	UCLA	Round 6 Pick 205	Washington Commanders
Jimmy	Horn Jr.	WR	Colorado	Round 6 Pick 208	Carolina Panthers
Antwaun	Powell-Ryland	EDGE	Virginia Tech	Round 6 Pick 209	Philadelphia Eagles
Robert	Longerbeam	DB	Rutgers	Round 6 Pick 212	Baltimore Ravens
RJ	Mickens	SAF	Clemson	Round 6 Pick 214	Los Angeles Chargers
Cam	Miller	QB	North Dakota State	Round 6 Pick 215	Las Vegas Raiders
Jay	Toia	IDL	UCLA	Round 7 Pick 217	Dallas Cowboys
Carson	Bruener	LB	Washington	Round 7 Pick 226	Pittsburgh Steelers
Ricky	White III	WR	UNLV	Round 7 Pick 238	Seattle Seahawks
Phil	Mafah	RB	Clemson	Round 7 Pick 239	Dallas Cowboys
Kaden	Prather	WR	Maryland	Round 7 Pick 240	Buffalo Bills
Konata	Mumpfield	WR	Pittsburgh	Round 7 Pick 242	Los Angeles Chargers
Dominic	Lovett	WR	Georgia	Round 7 Pick 244	Detroit Lions
Jacory	Croskey-Merritt	RB	Arizona	Round 7 Pick 245	Washington Commanders
Tommy	Akingbesote	IDL	Maryland	Round 7 Pick 247	Dallas Cowboys
John	Williams	OT	Cincinnati	Round 7 Pick 250	Green Bay Packers
Zeek	Biggers	IDL	Georgia Tech	Round 7 Pick 253	Miami Dolphins
Fadil	Diggs	EDGE	Syracuse	Round 7 Pick 254	New Orleans Saints
Luke	Lachey	TE	Iowa	Round 7 Pick 255	Houston Texans

The 2025 NFL Scouting Combine is set to take place from February 27 to March 2 in Indianapolis, Indiana, bringing together top college prospects for one of the biggest events before the draft. This year, 92 players from the East-West Shrine Bowl have received invitations to the Combine, tying the record for the most ever. These athletes will have the opportunity to showcase their skills in front of NFL coaches, scouts, and executives as they prepare for the NFL Draft on April 24-26.

NFL Network and NFL+ will provide full coverage of the Combine, including live drills and analysis.

View live results here and follow the action as it happens.

Here’s the official schedule of on-field workouts:

Thursday, Feb. 27, at 3 PM ET

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN

• Tommy Akingbesote, Maryland
• Tyler Baron, Miami
• Tyler Batty, BYU
• Zeek Biggers, Georgia Tech
• Warren Brinson, Georgia
• Fadil Diggs, Syracuse
• Ethan Downs, Oklahoma
• Kenneth Grant, Michigan
• Eric Gregory, Arkansas
• Jared Harrison-Hunte, SMU
• Ahmed Hassanein, Boise State
• Tonka Hemingway, South Carolina
• Cam Horsley, Boston College
• Sean Martin, West Virginia
• Payton Page, Clemson
• JJ Pegues, Mississippi
• Jordan Phillips, Maryland
• Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech
• Elijah Roberts, SMU
• Que Robinson, Alabama
• Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia
• Jay Toia, UCLA
• CJ West, Indiana

LINEBACKERS

• Carson Bruener, Washington
• Teddye Buchanan, Cal
• Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Kentucky
• Jay Higgins, Iowa
• Bam Martin-Scott, South Carolina
• Francisco Mauigoa, Miami
• Kain Medrano, UCLA
• Chris Paul Jr., Mississippi
• Jackson Woodard, UNLV

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Friday, Feb. 28, at 3 PM ET

DEFENSIVE BACKS

• Zy Alexander, LSU
• Cobee Bryant, Kansas
• Alijah Clark, Syracuse
• Mello Dotson, Kansas
• O’Donnell Fortune, South Carolina
• Zah Frazier, UTSA
• Jermari Harris, Iowa
• Marcus Harris, Cal
• Alijah Huzzie, North Carolina
• Robert Longerbeam, Rutgers
• Jason Marshall Jr., Florida
• R.J. Mickens, Clemson
• Jabbar Muhammad, Oregon
• Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina
• Marques Sigle, Kansas State
• Isas Waxter, Villanova
• Nohl Williams, Cal
• Craig Woodson, Cal

TIGHT ENDS

• Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech
• Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame
• Oronde Gadsden II, Syracuse
• Luke Lachey, Iowa
• Joshua Simon, South Carolina

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Saturday, March 1, at 1 PM ET

QUARTERBACKS

• Max Brosmer, Minnesota
• Brady Cook, Missouri
• Kyle McCord, Syracuse
• Shedeur Sanders, Colorado

WIDE RECEIVERS

• Ja’Corey Brooks, Louisville
• Sam Brown Jr., Miami
• Jacolby George, Miami
• Traeshon Holden, Oregon
• Jimmy Horn Jr., Colorado
• KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Auburn
• Dominic Lovett, Georgia
• Konata Mumpfield, Pittsburgh
• Nick Nash, San Jose State
• Isaiah Neyor, Nebraska
• Kaden Prather, Maryland
• Dont’e Thornton Jr., Tennessee
• Theo Wease Jr., Missouri
• Antwane Wells Jr., Mississippi
• LaJohntay Wester, Colorado
• Ricky White III, UNLV

RUNNING BACKS

• Tahj Brooks, Texas Tech
• Ja’Quinden Jackson, Arkansas
• Montrell Johnson Jr., Florida
• Corey Kiner, Cincinnati
• Phil Mafah, Clemson
• Raheim Sanders, South Carolina

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Sunday, March 2, at 1 PM ET

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN

• Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, Florida
• Joshua Gray, Oregon State
• Joe Huber, Wisconsin
• Drew Kendall, Boston College
• Hollin Pierce, Rutgers
• Xavier Truss, Georgia
• John Williams, Cincinnati

SPECIALISTS

• Andres Borregales, K, Miami
• Ben Sauls, K, Pittsburgh
• Kai Kroeger, P, South Carolina
• Brent Matiscik,LS, TCU

FORGED 50 YEARS AGO, A SPECIAL CONNECTION ENDURES

FLASH BACK TO DECEMBER 1974. The top college football play­ers in the country were visiting the Shriners Children’s hospital in San Fran­cisco prior to the 50th edition of the East-West Shrine Bowl, which was being held at nearby Stanford University.

Big hulking football players and a scrum of media personnel had crowded into the hospital room where 2-year-old Nicole was in bed, recovering from a hand surgery the day before. Over­whelmed, she began to cry.

Mike Esposito, a 6-foot-1-inch, 190-pound running back from Boston College, admits he was a bit flummoxed by the little girl’s tears. But his wife, Lee, suggested getting the girl out of there and away from the commotion.

Everyone in Shrinedom knows what happened next.

Mike took little Nicole’s hand and they headed down the hallway, away from the crush of strangers. It worked — Nicole was comforted.

A newspaper photographer snapped a picture, the tall athlete leaning down to reach the small girl’s hand, the long hallway stretching into the distance.

Nicole “was happy as we walked out,” Mike told a college sports podcast recently. “She was very happy to get out of bed and walk. And it’s all because of my wife.”

Fifty years later, Mike and Nicole were at AT&T Stadium, in Arlington Texas, for the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl, reunit­ing in celebration of Shriners Children’s healthcare system, the game’s big anniversary and that special moment they shared.

That 1974 photograph of Mike and Nicole became the East-West Shrine Bowl logo, painted on the 50-yard-line of the games since, rendering the essence of what the fraternity and its philanthropy are all about.

Mike likes to joke that the photograph, which was taken from behind, made his “keister” famous. In all seriousness, he said, what he most was looking forward to at this year’s East-West Shrine Bowl was seeing Nicole, whom he had not seen since a previous reunion at the 1988 game.

Nicole grew up to be a special education teacher. She works for the school district in Stockton, California, with children who are designated “medically fragile,” most of whom are patients at Shriners Children’s Northern California.

Nicole has three children, and her son, Collin, 27, was born with the same condition that brought her to Shriners Children’s: Holt-Oran syndrome, a rare genetic condition that affects the bones of the hand.

Collin had procedures at Shriners Children’s Northern California too. His mother’s two doctors were still there and so was one of her favorite nurses, who met her as she walked in through the front door. “They used to call me Coco. So, when I walked into the hospital with my son, she recognized me and ran right up and said, ‘Coco!’ I said, ‘I haven’t been called that in a very long time.’”

“I was surprised that most of the staff was still there and remem­bered who I was. I think that’s what separates Shriners Children’s from everybody else; instead of treating you as a patient, they treat you as part of their family.”

Nicole said her surgeries at Shriners Children’s, which gave her useable thumbs, are a gift she can never repay. “I owe all my independence to Shriners Children’s.”

The East team, led by Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Marquice Williams, delivered a dominant performance to secure a 25-0 victory over the West in this year’s East-West Shrine Bowl.

Offensive MVP: RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt

Defensive MVP: CB O’Donnell Fortune

View the Official Game Book Here

The East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s longest running college all-star football game, has announced Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment as its inaugural Premier Financial Education Partner for 2025.

The 100th East-West Shrine Bowl will be held on January 30, 2025, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX, the home of the Dallas Cowboys. This elite all-star game convenes the best Junior and Senior college football players and 2025 NFL Draft hopefuls in the nation to showcase their talent and skills in front of numerous scouts, coaches, and executives from all 32 NFL teams. Legends like Tom Brady, Walter Payton, and John Elway, as well as today’s standouts like Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers, and Isiah Pacheco are some of those who have played in the historic game.

As the Shrine Bowl’s Premier Financial Education Partner, select members of Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment will host two curated 90-minute financial education sessions on Friday, January 24, 2025, tailored for the exclusive group of professional football prospects partaking in the week’s program and activities. The first session will be from 8:00am to 9:30am CST, followed by a second session from 10:00am to 11:30am CST. 

“For decades, the East-West Shrine Bowl has been widely considered not only an elite prospect all-star game, but a crucial step for players embarking on professional careers for some of football’s biggest stars,” said Sandra L. Richards, Head of Global Sports & Entertainment and Segment Sales & Engagement at Morgan Stanley. “We are excited to announce our sponsorship of this historic game in a milestone year marking its centennial. We look forward to delivering our financial education program, tools, and resources along with sharing lived experiences with this year’s all-stars during a pivotal time in their early and promising careers.”

Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment is a division of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management dedicated to serving the unique and sophisticated needs of elite and professional athletes, entertainers, executives, creators, and other top professionals in the business of sports and entertainment. The division consists of over 300 Financial Advisors who are Global Sports and Entertainment Directors, Global Sports and Entertainment Associate Directors and/or NFLPA Registered Institutional Player Financial Advisors; several of whom are former professional and collegiate athletes who once embarked on similar journeys as this year’s all-stars, including NFL careers. January 2025 marks the eleventh year of the Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment division’s business. For more information, please visit www.morganstanley.com/gse.

“We’re so thankful to partner with Morgan Stanley Global & Entertainment this year to provide education and support for our players off the field and financially,” said Eric Galko, Director of Football Operations at East-West Shrine Bowl. “As these players prepare for their NFL careers on the field, including during the week of our practices, Morgan Stanley GSE can provide the resources for our players, and their families, to be financially independent.”

Following the financial education sessions and other introductory activities on January 24, the annual East-West Shrine Bowl festivities will continue with practices on Saturday, January 25 through Tuesday, January 28, headlined by the 100^th annual game on Thursday, January 30 in Arlington, Texas, at AT&T Stadium. The game will be nationally televised on NFL Network at 7:00pm CT. Proceeds from the game will fully benefit the life-changing mission of Shriners Children’s.  

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ABOUT EAST-WEST SHRINE BOWL

The East-West Shrine Bowl is the longest running college all-star football game in the nation. Since 1925, the game has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide innovative pediatric specialty care to improve and transform the lives of children. The East-West Shrine Bowl is known for being the starting point of many noteworthy NFL careers, including nearly 100 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. For more information, please visit shrinebowl.com.

ABOUT MORGAN STANLEY WEALTH MANAGEMENT

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, a global leader, provides access to a wide range of products and services to individuals, businesses, and institutions, including brokerage and investment advisory services, financial and wealth planning, cash management and lending products and services, annuities and insurance, retirement, and trust services.

ABOUT MORGAN STANLEY

Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) is a leading global financial services firm providing a wide range of investment banking, securities, wealth management, and investment management services. With offices in 41 countries, the Firm’s employees serve clients worldwide including corporations, governments, institutions, and individuals. For more information about Morgan Stanley, visit www.morganstanley.com.

ABOUT SHRINERS CHILDREN’S

Shriners Children’s improves the lives of children by providing pediatric specialty care, conducting innovative research, and offering outstanding education programs for medical professionals. Children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate are eligible for care, regardless of the families’ ability to pay, and receive all care and services in a compassionate, family-centered environment. For more information, please visit shrinerschildrens.org.

MEDIA CONTACTS

East-West Shrine Bowl

Eric Galko – EGalko@ShrineBowl.com, 570-909-7989

Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment –

Christy Jockle — christine.jockle@morganstanley.com

Stephen Elmore — stephen.elmore@morganstanley.com, 917-628-9376

Skai Blue Media – teamms@skaibluemedia.com

While we wish you could join us in person for the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl, we’re excited to help you be part of the experience virtually. Here’s how:

1. Watch Practice LIVE at Lights Out Sport

All Shrine Bowl practices will be broadcast LIVE on Lights Out Sports, featuring every drill, live interviews, and unprecedented access. Lights Out Sports is available on iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire, Google TV, and other major platforms. Download the app now and don’t miss a second of the action.

2. Hear from Shrine Bowl Personnel Staff

Throughout the week, the Shrine Bowl staff and media members will highlight standout players, top performances, and behind-the-scenes insights.

Follow @ShrineBowl and @EricGalko on social media and join the conversation with #ShrineBowl to access live updates, exclusive content, and real-time insights on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and more!

3. Follow Along at #ShrineBowl for all the coverage from media in attendance

Media members attending the Shrine Bowl will use #ShrineBowl to share photos, videos, and insights from practices and interviews.

Not attending in person? No problem! Stay connected by following #ShrineBowl on social media to catch all the latest highlights. You can also join the conversation by sharing your thoughts, reactions, and support using #ShrineBowl from home!

The East-West Shrine Bowl has proudly announced the continuation of its partnership with Zebra Technologies Corporation, a global leader in digitizing and automating frontline workflows, as the exclusive player tracking provider for this iconic college all-star game. 

Zebra Technologies will once again bring cutting-edge RFID tracking technology to the 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl on Jan. 30, 2025 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. 

“As the longest running college all-star football game in the U.S., the East-West Shrine Bowl shines a spotlight on the top college players in front of NFL scouts and a national television audience,” said Eric Galko, Director of Football Operations, Player Personnel for East-West Shrine Bowl. “We are thrilled to work with Zebra Technologies for the fourth consecutive year to enhance this experience with its proven sports tracking technology.”   

How It Works 

Zebra’s RFID technology uses tags attached to players’ shoulder pads to capture real-time data like speed, distance covered, direction, acceleration and much more.  

This information helps scouts and coaches evaluate player performance more effectively. Zebra’s expertise in tracking technology goes beyond sports—it’s used in industries like healthcare, retail, manufacturing, transportation and logistics to help businesses improve operational efficiency and decision-making. 

For daily updates and detailed player performance metrics, visit the East-West Shrine Bowl Performance Tracker. 

“Zebra Technologies is pleased to continue our work with the iconic East-West Shrine Bowl to deploy the same RFID tracking technology that is used across the NFL,” said Joe White, Chief Product & Solutions Officer, Zebra Technologies. “The performance metrics we capture will help showcase the best college football players in the country to NFL coaches, scouts and general managers, enabling them to more strategically evaluate the players’ on-field performance during the game.” 

Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Hospitals for Children and its mission to provide advanced care for orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay for services. As part of the exclusive partnership, Zebra is again making a charitable donation to the Shriners Hospitals for Children. 

“The philanthropic component of the East-West Shrine Bowl makes it more than an all-star game. We are proud to continue to support the Shriners’ mission which is aligned with our commitment to help improve the health of our local communities,” added White. 

ABOUT ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES 

Zebra (NASDAQ: ZBRA) provides the tools to help businesses grow with asset visibility, connected frontline workers and intelligent automation. The company operates in more than 100 countries, and its customers include over 80% of the Fortune 500. Designed for the frontline, Zebra’s award-winning portfolio includes hardware, software, and services, all backed by its 50+ years of innovation and global partner ecosystem. Follow Zebra on its blog and LinkedIn, visit its newsroom and learn more at www.zebra.com.   

Both will be recognized during the 100th annual East-West Shrine Bowl on Jan. 30

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The East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s oldest college football all-star game, will officially induct Eddie George and Andrew Whitworth into the prestigious East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame at the East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame Banquet on Wednesday, January 29 at Globe Life Field. Both George and Whitworth will be in attendance and honored during the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl on January 30 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame is home to some of the greatest names ever to play the game including Bob Lilly, Randy White, Dick Butkus, Larry Csonka, Joe Greene, Gale Sayers, Brett Favre, Troy Vincent and Will Shields, among others. Both George and Whitworth, along with those previously listed, were recently selected as part of the East-West Shrine Bowl All-Century Team.

“We’re proud to celebrate Eddie George and Andrew Whitworth as the newest members of the East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame,” said Bob Roller, Vice President of Sports for Shriners Children’s. ”Both have achieved remarkable success in football after their college careers – George as a four-time Pro Bowler and now head coach at Tennessee State, and Whitworth as a Super Bowl champion and Walter Payton Man of the Year with the Los Angeles Rams. The East-West Shrine Bowl was their first step transitioning from college to professional football, and we’re happy to recognize their accomplishments.”

Former running back Eddie George played four seasons at Ohio State before a nine-year NFL career with the Houston/Tennessee Oilers/Tennessee Titans and Dallas Cowboys. He won the Heisman Trophy in 1995 after  rushing for 1,927 yards and 24 touchdowns in his senior season. George was also awarded the Walter Camp, Maxwell, and Doak Walker Awards that season.

As a professional, George won Rookie of the Year in 1996 and went eight consecutive seasons without missing a start. George is only the second NFL running back to rush for 10,000 yards while never missing a start, joining Jim Brown. Only Walter Payton (170) started more consecutive regular season games than George’s 130. A four-time Pro Bowl selection, George’s career totals include 10,441 rushing yards, 268 receptions, 2,227 receiving yards, and 78 touchdowns (68 rushing and 10 receiving).

George stepped into the coaching ranks in 2021, taking over as head coach of the Tennessee State Tigers. His first winning season came in 2023 and this past year he led the Tigers to the FCS Playoffs for the first time since 2013. Named Big South-OVC Coach of the Year, George guided TSU to its first conference championship since 1999. He is a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award, which honors the national coach of the year in Division I FCS football.

Andrew Whitworth is a former offensive tackle who won a national championship at LSU in 2003. He tallied 52 career starts, second in NCAA Division I history, and finished his college career with 22 consecutive games not allowing a sack. Whitworth earned first-team All-SEC honors in his final two seasons at LSU.

Drafted in 2006, Whitworth played 16 seasons in the NFL (11 with Cincinnati, five with the Los Angeles Rams). The four-time Pro Bowler capped his career with a Super Bowl victory against the Bengals, becoming the oldest offensive lineman to play in and win a Super Bowl (40 years old).

The 6-foot-7 lineman earned the NFL’s most prestigious honor in 2021 when he was named the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, presented to a player in recognition of community service off the field, as well as excellence on it. Whitworth has focused his efforts on helping people facing housing insecurity and damaged homes.

Tickets to the Hall of Fame Banquet are available for purchase here.

Shriners Children’s is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for its 100th East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s longest-running college all-star football game and second oldest bowl game. The event will kick off on Jan. 30, 2025, at 7 p.m. CT at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys.

Not only does the game give top college players the chance to showcase their talents to NFL scouts and a national television audience, but the East-West Shrine Bowl benefits the Shriners Children’s mission to provide excellent specialty care for children regardless of families’ ability to pay or insurance status.

“We were the first to pen the phrase, ‘More than just a game.’ And that’s truly what it is,” said Bob Roller, vice president of sports for Shriners Children’s. “We tell the story through these all-stars of our all-stars, which are the 1.5 million Shriners patients we have treated over the last 100 years. This game is our signature event to tell that story to the country.”

The East-West Shrine Bowl helps raise the profile of the international healthcare system, which treats orthopedic conditions, burns, cleft lip and cleft palate, spinal cord injuries and sports injuries. It also furthers Shriners Children’s goal to reach more kids in more places.

“It’s unbelievable that it’s been 100 years. When I played, it was the 50th, and the game is still going strong,” said Mike Esposito, former NFL and Shrine Bowl player. “That’s just what the Shriners do for kids.”

Humble Beginnings

Many might not know that the East-West Shrine Bowl wasn’t initially a football game. Before 1925, it was a baseball game held several times between Shriners International in San Francisco and the Elks, raising money for their respective charities.

But Shriners team captain E. Jack Spaulding wanted to generate more exposure for the organizations and decided to switch the sport to football, envisioning that an all-star game featuring the best college players might be more successful. Thus, the East-West Shrine Bowl was born, with net proceeds benefiting Shriners Children’s.

For the first football game, top college players from the East and West coasts went head-to-head on Dec. 26, 1925, at San Francisco’s Ewing Field. The Shriners welcomed an audience of 25,000 fans, the largest crowd in the venue’s history, and raised $25,000, which was donated to Shriners Hospitals for Children — San Francisco.

Year after year, the East-West Shrine Bowl has proved to be a winning formula, pairing charity fundraising with gridiron thrills. With NFL scouts and executives in attendance, the game became a must-see showcase of the nation’s greatest college football talent, including such legends as Tom Brady, Walter Payton, Roger Staubach and Bob Lilly as well as current stars Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers and Isiah Pacheco. The game helped kick off the careers of 80 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and more than 200 members of the College Football Hall of Fame.

Esteemed coaches such as Don Shula, Dick Vermeil, Paul “Bear” Bryant and Jerry Glanville have also participated in the East-West Shrine Bowl.

Honoring 100 Years

Anticipation is high for the centennial East-West Shrine Bowl, featuring ambassador Drew Pearson. With all 32 NFL teams’ scouts and executives in attendance, top collegiate players from around the country will be performing. The game will be nationally televised in primetime on the NFL Network.

To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the East-West Shrine Bowl has created the All-Century Team, featuring legendary players such as Brady, Payton, Staubach, Paul Hornung, Lawrence Taylor and Doak Walker, among others. Also new this year is an exhibit about the bowl at the College Football Hall of Fame.

Festivities surrounding the all-star game’s centennial include an East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame banquet on Jan. 29 at Globe Life Field, the first since 2020, honoring inductees Eddie George and Andrew Whitworth. Plus, a pre-game Fan Fest will be held at AT&T Stadium’s Miller LiteHouse from 4-6 p.m.

Family-friendly ticket options range from $20-$50 and are available at ShrineBowl.com. Premium seating options, including all-you-can-eat tickets in the AT&T Stadium Founders Club, are on sale now (select Section C210).

Shriners Children’s is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for its 100th East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s longest-running college all-star football game and second oldest bowl game. The event will kick off on Jan. 30, 2025, at 7 p.m. CT at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys.

Not only does the game give top college players the chance to showcase their talents to NFL scouts and a national television audience, but the East-West Shrine Bowl benefits the Shriners Children’s mission to provide excellent specialty care for children regardless of families’ ability to pay or insurance status.

“We were the first to pen the phrase, ‘More than just a game.’ And that’s truly what it is,” said Bob Roller, vice president of sports for Shriners Children’s. “We tell the story through these all-stars of our all-stars, which are the 1.5 million Shriners patients we have treated over the last 100 years. This game is our signature event to tell that story to the country.”

The East-West Shrine Bowl helps raise the profile of the international healthcare system, which treats orthopedic conditions, burns, cleft lip and cleft palate, spinal cord injuries and sports injuries. It also furthers Shriners Children’s goal to reach more kids in more places.

“It’s unbelievable that it’s been 100 years. When I played, it was the 50th, and the game is still going strong,” said Mike Esposito, former NFL and Shrine Bowl player. “That’s just what the Shriners do for kids.”

Humble Beginnings

Many might not know that the East-West Shrine Bowl wasn’t initially a football game. Before 1925, it was a baseball game held several times between Shriners International in San Francisco and the Elks, raising money for their respective charities.

But Shriners team captain E. Jack Spaulding wanted to generate more exposure for the organizations and decided to switch the sport to football, envisioning that an all-star game featuring the best college players might be more successful. Thus, the East-West Shrine Bowl was born, with net proceeds benefiting Shriners Children’s.

For the first football game, top college players from the East and West coasts went head-to-head on Dec. 26, 1925, at San Francisco’s Ewing Field. The Shriners welcomed an audience of 25,000 fans, the largest crowd in the venue’s history, and raised $25,000, which was donated to Shriners Hospitals for Children — San Francisco.

Year after year, the East-West Shrine Bowl has proved to be a winning formula, pairing charity fundraising with gridiron thrills. With NFL scouts and executives in attendance, the game became a must-see showcase of the nation’s greatest college football talent, including such legends as Tom Brady, Walter Payton, Roger Staubach and Bob Lilly as well as current stars Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers and Isiah Pacheco. The game helped kick off the careers of 80 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and more than 200 members of the College Football Hall of Fame.

Esteemed coaches such as Don Shula, Dick Vermeil, Paul “Bear” Bryant and Jerry Glanville have also participated in the East-West Shrine Bowl.

Honoring 100 Years

Anticipation is high for the centennial East-West Shrine Bowl, featuring ambassador Drew Pearson. With all 32 NFL teams’ scouts and executives in attendance, top collegiate players from around the country will be performing. The game will be nationally televised in primetime on the NFL Network.

To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the East-West Shrine Bowl has created the All-Century Team, featuring legendary players such as Brady, Payton, Staubach, Paul Hornung, Lawrence Taylor and Doak Walker, among others. Also new this year is an exhibit about the bowl at the College Football Hall of Fame.

Festivities surrounding the all-star game’s centennial include an East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame banquet on Jan. 29 at Globe Life Field, the first since 2020, honoring inductees Eddie George and Andrew Whitworth. Plus, a pre-game Fan Fest will be held at AT&T Stadium’s Miller LiteHouse from 4-6 p.m.

Family-friendly ticket options range from $20-$50 and are available at ShrineBowl.com. Premium seating options, including all-you-can-eat tickets in the AT&T Stadium Founders Club, are on sale now (select Section C210).

The East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s oldest college all-star football game, has officially partnered with Wilson Sporting Goods to be the official football of the Shrine Bowl as well as a partner in the inaugural “Wilson Throwing Session” at the 2025 event.

The 2025 Shrine Bowl will be giving the top quarterback prospects a unique chance to impress NFL personnel in a structured, ideal condition throwing session to showcase their velocity, release time, spiral efficiency, spin rate and fundamental development. The “Wilson QBX Throwing Session” will occur on Friday, Jan. 24, at our practice facility, giving quarterbacks an opportunity to impress NFL clubs and highlight their abilities using Wilson’s proprietary and industry-leading data capture of each throw. This allows NFL evaluators to ideally conceptualize each quarterbacks style, ability and developmental potential.

“We at the Shrine Bowl are always looking for ways to elevate our players in front of NFL personnel as well as stay at the forefront of data and analytic development in the football space,” says Eric Galko, Director of Player Personnel and Football Operations of the Shrine Bowl. “By partnering with Wilson for this inaugural Wilson QBX Throwing Session, we’re able to accomplish both, giving our quarterbacks an ideal event to kickoff Shrine Bowl practices and educating NFL personnel not only about our quarterbacks, but the development of Wilson’s technology for their own use.”

“Wilson is thrilled to partner with a premier college football all-star game, to improve the scouting process for NFL-bound quarterbacks. QB’s are always the most closely analyzed players and we are excited to capture and share detailed throw data with all players, coaches and personnel at the Shrine Bowl,” said Blake Rus, Global Marketing Director at Wilson Sporting Goods.

Wilson will be using its industry-leading QBX Connected data and analytics to provide metrics about QB arm talent. The Wilson QBX consists of sensors placed in the center of the football to record all throw statistics. That throw data can be used for training progression, talent evaluation, injury recovery and play calling. The QBX system is used by a handful of NFL and NCAA programs around the US. Learn more about the QBX system at qbx.wilson.com/

The 100th annual East-West Shrine Bowl will kickoff with practices on Saturday, Jan. 25 through Tuesday, Jan. 28, with the 100th annual game on Thursday, Jan. 30 in Arlington, Texas, at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys and in one of the premier sports venues in the world. The game will be nationally televised in primetime on NFL Network. Proceeds from the game will fully benefit the life-changing mission of Shriners Children’s.

ABOUT WILSON
Chicago, USA-based Wilson Sporting Goods Co. is the world’s leading manufacturer of high performance sports equipment, apparel, footwear and accessories. The Company brings more than a century of innovation and heritage to the world of sport – celebrating the iconic moments made possible by Wilson across Racquet Sports, Baseball, Softball, American Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer and Golf. Wilson is part of Amer Sports, a global group of iconic sports and outdoor brands, publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

Andrew Whitworth received a surprise Hall of Fame induction for the East-West Shrine Bowl during a segment with Jane Slater on NFL Network. Whitworth reflected on how the Shrine Bowl jumpstarted his NFL career and expressed gratitude for the honor, calling it “really freaking cool.”

The announcement included a special gift and an invitation to this year’s game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Watch the full moment here:

We are excited to welcome media to the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl! The below schedule is a list of all media events during the week of the 2025 Shrine Bowl. If you have not yet applied for Credentials, please click here.

Any questions about the schedule, please contact us here. 

We look forward to welcoming you to Frisco,TX!

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All Interviews and Happy Hours will take place at our Game Hotel (Hyatt Regency Frisco – Dallas).

More information will be provided to credentialed media.

Key Locations:

Team Hotel: Hyatt Regency Frisco – Dallas : 2615 Preston Rd Frisco, TX, 75034, US

Practice at North Texas: Lovelace & McNatt Families Practice Facility : 1307 Bonnie Brae St, Denton, TX 76207

Banquet: Globe Life Field: 734 Stadium Dr, Arlington, TX 76011

Game Day: AT&T Stadium: 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011

The All-Century Team includes all 80 Pro Football Hall of Fame members that played in the East-West Shrine Bowl

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ATLANTA (December 17, 2024) — The East-West Shrine Bowl today announced its All-Century Team, celebrating the upcoming 100th edition of the oldest college football all-star game in the nation. The distinguished roster features legendary players such as Tom Brady, Paul Hornung, Walter Payton, Roger Staubach, Lawrence Taylor, and Doak Walker, among others.

In addition to the All-Century Team, the College Football Hall of Fame unveiled an exhibit surrounding the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl.

The 100th East-West Shrine Bowl will kickoff on Thursday, January 30, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. CT and be nationally televised in prime time on NFL Network.

“We are honored to have this historic milestone for the East-West Shrine Bowl recognized by the College Football Hall of Fame,” said Dustin Johnson, National Director of Sports for Shriners Children’s. “Showcasing our game’s rich legacy in such an iconic venue underscores its enduring impact on college football and its vital connection to our mission of providing life-changing care for children. This celebration is a tribute to our alumni and fans who have supported our efforts throughout the past century.”

“This is an exciting opportunity for the College Football Hall of Fame and fans to celebrate the history and significance of the East-West Shrine Bowl, the oldest college football all-star game in the country,” said Denis Crawford, Ph.D., College Football Hall of Fame Historian and Exhibit Designer. “We’re happy to help kick off the celebration with our exhibit and we look forward to the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl in January.”

EAST-WEST SHRINE BOWL ALL-CENTURY TEAM

The East-West Shrine Bowl has served as the starting point for many noteworthy NFL careers, including 80 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and more than 200 members of the College Football Hall of Fame. All 80 Pro Football Hall of Fame members that played in the East-West Shrine Bowl are on the All-Century Team.

The East rosters placed 56 players on the All-Century Team while the West landed 44. Five players from the 71st East-West Shrine Bowl (1996) earned a spot on the All-Century Team, the most of any individual Shrine Bowl. Arizona State (5) is the most-represented school among All-Century selections

COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME EXHIBIT

In anticipation of the 100th edition of the East-West Shrine Bowl, the College Football Hall of Fame has created an exhibit showcasing the game’s unique history and impact over the last century. The East-West Shrine Bowl artifacts will be featured at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta beyond the 2025 College Football Playoff National Championship in Atlanta.

The collection includes multiple game programs, autographed footballs and jerseys, greeting cards and gift donations from players to former Shriners Children’s patients, and photos from the past 100 years. The oldest items come from the 1929 East-West Shrine Bowl.

Mike Esposito, a player in the 1974 East-West Shrine Bowl, was on-hand to see the display at the College Football Hall of Fame. Esposito, a former Atlanta Falcons running back, has been featured holding a young patient’s hand in the East-West Shrine Bowl logo since playing in the game. Esposito was joined by East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Famer and Georgia Bulldogs legend Buck Belue, College Football Hall of Fame Historian and Exhibit Designer Denis Crawford, Shriners Children’s Patient Ambassador Parker, and Shriners Children’s leadership.

Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide advanced care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay or insurance status.

The East-West Shrine Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the best college football players in the world to showcase their talents as top NFL Draft prospects in front of all 32 NFL teams’ scouts and executives. Tickets are available at shrinebowl.com.

Celebrate 100 years of the East-West Shrine Bowl at the College Football Hall of Fame. Our new exhibit featuring unique artifacts from the College Football Hall of Fame will be unveiled detailing the game’s rich tradition. Our expert panel will reveal the All-Century Team and discuss the historical impact of the nation’s oldest college all-star football game.

The East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s oldest college all-star football game, has officially partnered with Lights Out Sports TV, a revolutionary FREE streaming app created by NFL legend Shawne Merriman, to be our official practice broadcast network for the 2025 Shrine Bowl.

For the first time in East-West Shrine Bowl history, the event’s full schedule of practices (Saturday, January 25 through Tuesday, January 28) will be available via a live video broadcast captured and streamed by Lights Out Sports TV’s video production team. By broadcasting live, NFL stakeholders, media, football fans, and advocates for the Shriners Children’s healthcare system can watch how East-West Shrine Bowl players prepare for the 100th annual game and impress NFL personnel in real time.

“We are thrilled to partner with an emerging media company like Lights Out Sports to live broadcast our practices for the first time in the history of our event,” said Bob Roller, vice president of sports for Shriners Children’s. “Practice is not only a crucial part of the week for our players and NFL clubs, but is a key part of the NFL evaluation process for fans and media, as well. Ensuring that every play during the week is captured and available live gives viewers access they’ve never had before.”

Lights Out Sports TV’s experience with NFL partners and live-stream events makes it an ideal partner for this new broadcast. Together, Lights Out Sports and the East-West Shrine Bowl will make history as the first major college all-star game to livestream all daily practices making them available to watch anywhere at any time. With multiple camera angles, high-level production, high-profile guests and experienced and outstanding broadcast talent to be named, fans and media can expect a high-quality and highly entertaining view of the East-West Shrine Bowl practices.

“I’m honored for the partnership with East-West Shrine Bowl and Lights Out Sports to be a part of the 100th annual game and to continue the great work that has been done to promote these young athletes,” Merriman shared. “As a former player, I’m excited to show the world where the real work happens… in practice.”

The 100th annual East-West Shrine Bowl will kick off with practices on Saturday, January 25 through Tuesday, January 28. The 100th annual game will take place on Thursday, January 30, 2025, in Arlington, Texas, at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys and one of the premier sports venues in the world. The game will be nationally televised during primetime on the NFL Network.

Proceeds from the game will fully benefit the life-changing mission of Shriners Children’s.

ABOUT LIGHTS OUT SPORTS TV: Founded by NFL legend Shawne Merriman, Lights Out Sports TV is a cutting-edge FREE sports media platform committed to delivering high-quality, engaging content that spans the world of sports. The platform is renowned for its dynamic programming, which includes live sports events, in-depth athlete interviews, and original shows that offer unique insights into the world of sports. Lights Out Sports TV is dedicated to providing a fresh, innovative viewing experience that resonates with both traditional sports fans and the tech-savvy audience.

ARLINGTON, TEXAS (Sept. 4, 2024) —The East-West Shrine Bowl, the nation’s oldest college all-star football game, has officially partnered with the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) for the second consecutive year to provide substantial educational resources to athletes throughout the 100^th annual game in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex..

This official partnership continues the NFLPA and Shriners Children’s special relationship, enhancing the Shrine Bowl in a way that is substantial and unique as compared to any other all-star event. Through the NFLPA’s involvement, participants will have the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of what it takes to succeed as a professional football player, both on and off the field. Current and former NFL players as well as NFLPA leadership will serve as featured speakers during panels and activations throughout the week of the Shrine Bowl to educate and empower the athletes.

“We are thrilled to continue with the NFLPA as an official partner of the East-West Shrine Bowl,” said Bob Roller, Vice President of Sports for Shriners Children’s. “The NFLPA’s presence throughout our event was a tremendous experience for our athletes in 2024, and we look forward to growing our partnership to uniquely enhance opportunities for our 2025 players to succeed as they embark upon their professional careers.”

At the 2024 event, the NFLPA’s speakers included current and former NFL players, NFL Hall of Famers, and NFLPA leadership, sharing with players about their upcoming journey in the NFL, and what life after football will be. In furtherance of this continued partnership, the NFLPA aims to provide the 2025 Shrine Bowl players with a crash course of information, speakers and exposure as they position themselves to make the next step in their football journey.

“Continuing this partnership with the Shrine Bowl was an easy decision because it reinforces the core values of our union,” said Matt Curtin, President of NFL Players Inc. “The impact that Shriners Children’s has on communities across the country mirrors the positive effect that the East-West Shrine Bowl has on our future player members, and we’re excited to once again be a part of that experience.”

The 100^th annual East-West Shrine Bowl will kickoff Thursday, January 30, 2025 in Arlington, Texas, at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys and in one of the premier sports venues in the world. The game will be nationally televised in primetime on NFL Network. Proceeds from the game will fully benefit the life-changing mission of Shriners Children’s.

ARLINGTON, TEXAS (September 3, 2024) — Tickets are now on sale for the 100th edition of the iconic East-West Shrine Bowl to be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys. The game will kickoff on Thursday, January 30, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. CT and be nationally televised in prime time on NFL Network. Family friendly ticket options range from $20-$50 and are available at ShrineBowl.com. Premium seating options, including all-you-can-eat tickets in the AT&T Stadium Founders Club, will go on sale later this month. 

“It’s only fitting that the 100th rendition of the East-West Shrine Bowl be played at AT&T Stadium, a venue that embodies the excellence and tradition of football,” said East-West Shrine Bowl Ambassador Drew Pearson, Pro Football Hall of Famer and Dallas Cowboys legend. “The game’s longtime commitment to supporting the Shriners Hospitals for Children is to be applauded and commended, as this event impacts so many in the community. We encourage fans to come out and watch some of the best players in the longest-running college all-star football game in the nation.”

Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide advanced care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay or insurance status.

“We’re delighted to showcase the best college football players in the country with the 100th edition of the historic East-West Shrine Bowl at AT&T Stadium in January,” said Stephen Jones, Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President, Director of Player Personnel for the Dallas Cowboys. “It’s an honor to once again host a college football game of this significance. We look forward to bringing the top college football players in the country to North Texas, all with a focus on helping Shriners Children’s and their mission.”

Festivities surrounding the all-star game’s centennial celebration include an East-West Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame banquet on January 29 at Globe Life Field and a pre-game Fan Fest to be held at AT&T Stadium’s Miller LiteHouse. 

The East-West Shrine Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the best college football players in the world to showcase their talents as top NFL Draft prospects in front of all 32 NFL teams’ scouts and executives. Many of professional football’s most recognized and decorated players, including legends Tom Brady, Walter Payton, Roger Staubach, Bob Lilly and current stars Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers and Isiah Pacheco, played in the East-West Shrine Bowl.

ARLINGTON, TEXAS (July 1, 2024) — Shriners Children’s officials announced today that the 100^th edition of the iconic East-West Shrine Bowl will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys. The game will kickoff on Thursday, January 30, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. CT and be nationally televised in prime time on NFL Network.

“We are thrilled to bring our centennial game to one of the world’s most incredible sports venues,” said Bob Roller, vice president of sports for Shriners Children’s. “The East-West Shrine Bowl has had a transformational impact on the lives of children for a century. The nation’s best college football all-stars taking the field at AT&T Stadium is truly a fitting celebration of this historic milestone.”

Since 1925, the East-West Shrine Bowl has benefited Shriners Children’s and its mission to provide advanced care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay or insurance status.

“We’re delighted to showcase the best college football players in the country with the 100th edition of the historic East-West Shrine Bowl at AT&T Stadium in January,” said Stephen Jones, Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President, Director of Player Personnel for the Dallas Cowboys. “It’s an honor to once again host a college football game of this significance. We look forward to bringing the top college football players in the country to North Texas, all with a focus on helping Shriners Children’s and their mission.”

The East-West Shrine Bowl is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the best college football players in the world to showcase their talents as top NFL Draft prospects in front of all 32 NFL teams’ scouts and executives. Many of professional football’s most recognized and decorated players, including legends Tom Brady, Walter Payton, John Elway and current stars Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers and Isiah Pacheco, played in the East-West Shrine Bowl.

The 2024 NFL Draft was a historic event for the East-West Shrine Bowl, with an incredible 57 players drafted—an all-time high in the bowl’s 99-year history. This represents a 24% increase from the 2023 Shrine Bowl and a remarkable 97% increase from the 2020 Shrine Bowl.

Key highlights include:

• Eight players drafted in the top three rounds – the highest number in at least the last 25 years.
• Two players chosen in the first four picks of the fourth round.

For the third year in a row, two quarterbacks from the Shrine Bowl were drafted:

• Devin Leary to the Baltimore Ravens
• Jordan Travis to the New York Jets

This year’s draft results highlight the exceptional talent and dedication of our Shrine Bowl athletes, reinforcing the event’s reputation as a premier showcase for future NFL stars.

Congratulations to our East-West Shrine Bowl players who were drafted in the 2024 NFL Draft:

First Name	Last Name	Pos	College	Round/Pick	NFL Team
Edgerrin	Cooper	LB	Texas A&M	Round 2 Pick 45	Green Bay Packers
Jonathon	Brooks	RB	Texas	Round 2 Pick 46	Carolina Panthers
Renardo	Green	CB	Florida State	Round 2 Pick 64	San Francisco 49ers
Caedan	Wallace	OT	Penn State	Round 3 Pick 68	New England Patriots
Jonah	Elliss	EDGE	Utah	Round 3 Pick 76	Denver Broncos
Matthew	Goncalves	OL	Pittsburgh	Round 3 Pick 79	Indianapolis Colts
Tip	Reiman	TE	Illinois	Round 3 Pick 82	Arizona Cardinals
Jarrian	Jones	CB	Florida State	Round 3 Pick 96	Jacksonville Jaguars
JT	Sanders	TE	Texas	Round 4 Pick 101	Carolina Panthers
Dadrion	Taylor-Demerson	SAF	Texas Tech	Round 4 Pick 104	Arizona Cardinals
Mason	McCormick	OG	South Dakota State	Round 4 Pick 119	Pittsburgh Steelers
Isaac	Guerendo	RB	Louisville	Round 4 Pick 129	San Francisco 49ers
Xavier	Thomas	EDGE	Clemson	Round 4 Pick 138	arizona Cardinals
Tarheeb	Still	CB	Maryland	Round 5 Pick 137	Los Angeles Chargers
Anthony	Gould	WR	Oregon State	Round 5 Pick 142	Indianapolis Colts
Jaylon	Carlies	SAF	Missouri	Round 5 Pick 151	Indianapolis Colts
Deantre	Prince	CB	Ole Miss	Round 5 Pick 153	Jacksonville Jaguars
Mo	Kamara	EDGE	Colorado State	Round 5 Pick 158	Miami Dolphins
Hunter	Nourzad	OC	Penn State	Round 5 Pick 159	Kansas City Chiefs
Dominique	Hampton	SAF	Washington	Round 5 Pick 161	Washington Commanders
Tyrone	Tracy	RB	Purdue	Round 5 Pick 166	New York Giants
Bub	Means	WR	Pittsburgh	Round 5 Pick 170	New Orleans Saints
Jordan	Travis	QB	Florida State	Round 5 Pick 171	New York Jets
Qwan'tez	Stiggers	CB	Toronto Argonauts	Round 5 Pick 176	New York Jets
Walter	Rouse	OT	Oklahoma	Round 6 Pick 177	Minnesota Vikings
Logan	Lee	IDL	Iowa	Round 6 Pick 178	Pittsburgh Steelers
Marcellas	Dial	CB	South Carolina	Round 6 Pick 180	New England Patriots
Darius	Muasau	LB	UCLA	Round 6 Pick 183	New York Giants
Malik	Washington	WR	Virginia	Round 6 Pick 184	Miami Dolphins
Casey	Washington	WR	Illinois	Round 6 Pick 187	Atlanta Falcons
Dylan	McMahon	OC	NC State	Round 6 Pick 190	Philadelphia Eagles
Tejhaun	Palmer	WR	UAB	Round 6 Pick 191	Arizona Cardinals
Ryan	Watts	SAF	Texas	Round 6 Pick 195	Pittsburgh Steelers
Zion	Logue	IDL	Georgia	Round 6 Pick 197	Atlanta Falcons
Khristian	Boyd	IDL	Northern Iowa	Round 6 Pick 199	New Orleans Saints
Tylan	Grable	OT	UCF	Round 6 Pick 204	Buffalo Bills
Christian	Mahogany	OG	Boston College	Round 6 Pick 210	Detroit Lions
Cam	Little	K	Arkansas	Round 6 Pick 212	Jacksonville Jaguars
Devin	Leary	QB	Kentucky	Round 6 Pick 218	Baltimore Ravens
Daequan	Hardy	CB	Penn State	Round 6 Pick 219	Buffalo Bills
Elijah	Klein	OG	UTEP	Round 6 Pick 220	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Trey	Taylor	SAF	Air Force	Round 7 Pick 223	Las Vegas Raiders
Daijahn	Anthony	SAF	Ole Miss	Round 7 Pick 224	Cincinnati Bengals
Myles	Harden	CB	South Dakota	Round 7 Pick 227	Cleveland Browns
Nick	Samac	OL	Michigan State	Round 7 Pick 228	Baltimore Ravens
MJ	Devonshire	CB	Pittsburgh	Round 7 Pick 229	Las Vegas Raiders
Nathan	Thomas	OL	Louisiana	Round 7 Pick 233	Dallas Cowboys
Matt	Lee	OC	Miami (FL)	Round 7 Pick 237	Cincinnati Bengals
Solomon	Byrd	EDGE	USC	Round 7 Pick 238	Houston Texans
Josiah	Ezirim	OT	Eastern Kentucky	Round 7 Pick 239	New Orleans Saints
Tahj	Washington	WR	USC	Round 7 Pick 241	Miami Dolphins
Jowon	Briggs	IDL	Cincinnati	Round 7 Pick 243	Cleveland Browns
Justin	Rogers	IDL	Auburn	Round 7 Pick 244	Dallas Cowboys
CJ	Hanson	OG	Holy Cross	Round 7 Pick 248	Kansas City Chiefs
Cornelius	Johnson	WR	Michigan	Round 7 Pick 253	Los Angeles Chargers
Kaitori	Leveston	OG	Kansas State	Round 7 Pick 254	Los Angeles Rams
Jaylen	Key	SAF	Alabama	Round 7 Pick 257	New York Jets
Evan	Anderson	IDL	Florida Atlantic	UDFA	San Francisco 49ers
Mason	Pline	TE	Furman	UDFA	San Francisco 49ers
Myles	Murphy	IDL	North Carolina	UDFA	Arizona Cardinals
Joe	Shimko	LS	NC State	UDFA	Arizona Cardinals
Aaron	Casey	LB	Indiana	UDFA	Cincinnati Bengals
Cam	Grandy	TE	Illinois State	UDFA	Cincinnati Bengals
Maema	Njongmeta	LB	Wisconsin	UDFA	Cincinnati Bengals
Gunner	Britton	OG	Auburn	UDFA	Buffalo Bills
Frank	Gore Jr.	RB	Southern Miss	UDFA	Buffalo Bills
David	Ugwoegbu	EDGE	Houston	UDFA	Buffalo Bills
Levelle	Bailey	LB	Fresno State	UDFA	Denver Broncos
Omar	Brown	SAF	Nebraska	UDFA	Denver Broncos
Jordan	Miller	IDL	SMU	UDFA	Denver Broncos
Blake	Watson	RB	Memphis	UDFA	Denver Broncos
Jalen	Sundell	OL	North Dakota State	UDFA	Cleveland Browns
Karsen	Barnhart	OG	Michigan	UDFA	Los Angeles Chargers
Zach	Heins	TE	South Dakota State	UDFA	Los Angeles Chargers
Willis	Patrick	OG	TCU	UDFA	Los Angeles Chargers
Jamree	Kromah	IDL	James Madison	UDFA	Chicago bears
Austin	Reed	QB	Western Kentucky	UDFA	Chicago bears
Curtis	Jacobs	LB	Penn State	UDFA	Kansas City Chiefs
Fabien	Lovett	IDL	Florida State	UDFA	Kansas City Chiefs
Ryan	Rehkow	P	BYU	UDFA	Kansas City Chiefs
Christian	Roland-Wallace	CB	USC	UDFA	Kansas City Chiefs
Carson	Steele	RB	UCLA	UDFA	Kansas City Chiefs
Jason	Bean	QB	Kansas	UDFA	Indianapolis Colts
Kedon	Slovis	QB	BYU	UDFA	Indianapolis Colts
Jason	Johnson	LB	UCF	UDFA	Dallas Cowboys
Steele	Chambers	LB	Ohio State	UDFA	Detroit Lions
Isaac	Rex	TE	BYU	UDFA	Detroit Lions
Isaiah	Williams	WR	Illinois	UDFA	Detroit Lions
Isaiah	Johnson	SAF	Syracuse	UDFA	Miami Dolphins
Grayson	Murphy	EDGE	UCLA	UDFA	Miami Dolphins
Mark	Perry	SAF	TCU	UDFA	Miami Dolphins
Gottlieb	Ayedze	OT	Maryland	UDFA	Philadelphia Eagles
McCallan	Castles	TE	Tennessee	UDFA	Philadelphia Eagles
Anim	Dankwah	OT	Howard	UDFA	Philadelphia Eagles
Jadon	Janke	WR	South Dakota State	UDFA	Houston Texans
Jaxon	Janke	WR	South Dakota State	UDFA	Houston Texans
Josh	Cephus	WR	UTSA	UDFA	Jacksonville Jaguars
David	White Jr.	WR	Western Carolina	UDFA	Jacksonville Jaguars
Jarius	Monroe	CB	Tulane	UDFA	New York Jets
Leonard	Taylor	IDL	Miami (FL)	UDFA	New York Jets
Tuli	Letuligasenoa	IDL	Washington	UDFA	Los Angeles Rams
Kenny	Logan	SAF	Kansas	UDFA	Los Angeles Rams
Drake	Stoops	WR	Oklahoma	UDFA	Los Angeles Rams
Josh	Wallace	CB	Michigan	UDFA	Los Angeles Rams
Donovan	Jennings	OG	South Florida	UDFA	Green Bay Packers
Trente	Jones	OG	Michigan	UDFA	Green Bay Packers
Jalen	Coker	WR	Holy Cross	UDFA	Carolina Panthers
Harrison	Mevis	K	Missouri	UDFA	Carolina Panthers
Jackson	Mitchell	LB	UConn	UDFA	Carolina Panthers
Jack	Plummer	QB	Louisville	UDFA	Carolina Panthers
Demani	Richardson	SAF	Texas A&M	UDFA	Carolina Panthers
Jaden	Shirden	RB	Monmouth	UDFA	Carolina Panthers
Mikey "mychal"	Victor	CB	Alabama State	UDFA	New England Patriots
Deshaun	Fenwick	RB	Oregon State	UDFA	New England Patriots
Andrew	Coker	OT	TCU	UDFA	Las Vegas Raiders
Lideatrick	Griffin	WR	Mississippi State	UDFA	Las Vegas Raiders
Ja'Quan	Sheppard	CB	Maryland	UDFA	Las Vegas Raiders
Tayvion	Robinson	WR	Kentucky	UDFA	Baltimore Ravens
Tramel	Walthour	IDL	Georgia	UDFA	Baltimore Ravens
Matthew	Hayball	P	Vanderbilt	UDFA	New Orleans Saints
Kyle	Hergel	OC	Boston College	UDFA	New Orleans Saints
Dallin	Holker	TE	Colorado State	UDFA	New Orleans Saints
Trajan	Jeffcoat	EDGE	Arkansas	UDFA	New Orleans Saints
Jacob	Kibodi	RB	Louisiana	UDFA	New Orleans Saints
Easton	Gibbs	LB	Wyoming	UDFA	Seattle Seahawks
Garret	Greenfield	OT	South Dakota State	UDFA	Seattle Seahawks
Ro	Torrence	CB	Arizona State	UDFA	Seattle Seahawks
Beanie	Bishop	CB	West Virginia	UDFA	Pittsburgh Steelers
John Rhys	Plumlee	QB	UCF	UDFA	Pittsburgh Steelers
Kalen	DeLoach	LB	Florida State	UDFA	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Khalid	Duke	EDGE	Kansas State	UDFA	Tennessee Titans
X'Zauvea	Gadlin	OG	Liberty	UDFA	Tennessee Titans
Jabari	Small	RB	Tennessee	UDFA	Tennessee Titans
Dallas	Gant	LB	Toledo	UDFA	Minnesota Vikings
Dwight	McGlothern	CB	Arkansas	UDFA	Minnesota Vikings
Gabriel	Murphy	EDGE	UCLA	UDFA	Minnesota Vikings
Doug	Nester	OG	West Virginia	UDFA	Minnesota Vikings
Chigozie	Anusiem	CB	Colorado State	UDFA	Washington Commanders
Tyler	Owens	SAF	Texas Tech	UDFA	Washington Commanders
AJ	Woods	CB	Pittsburgh	UDFA	Washington Commanders