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On Saturday, February 4, the 2023 Reese’s Senior Bowl will be played at South Alabama’s Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile. In practice throughout the week and in the game itself, dozens of players from all over the country will have the chance to improve their Draft Stock and meet with representatives from across the NFL.
Last year, G5 names like Malik Willis, Bailey Zappe, and Tariq Woolen made the most of their opportunity in Mobile on their way to the professional ranks. Here are the names from the Group of Five, FCS, and lower levels that will have their chance in 2023.
This list will be updated as more players accept invites.
Defensive Backs
JL Skinner - Boise State
Darrell Luter Jr. - South Alabama
Defensive Line
Thomas Incoom - Central Michigan
Jerrod Clark - Coastal Carolina
CCU DT Jerrod Clark continues to pop on tape for me.
— Full-Time Dame (@DP_NFL) December 27, 2022
He plays with a quicker burst than you’d expect. His hands are active in both run and pass games.
The 6’4 340 nose tackle has some upside imo. pic.twitter.com/w5DDRZ7HmQ
Karl Brooks - Bowling Green
Fullbacks
Hunter Luepke - North Dakota State
Normal fullback can’t do this. @NDSUfootball FB Hunter Luepke is far from normal.#TheDraftStartsInMOBILE™️ pic.twitter.com/kldtjBmOq0
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) October 1, 2022
Linebackers
Nick Hampton - Appalachian State
Andre Carter II - Army
Isaiah Land - Florida A&M
Isaiah Land gets the sack! #FAMU pic.twitter.com/oS52qPPG7H
— @ (@FTBeard7) September 4, 2022
Aubrey Miller Jr. - Jackson State
Carlton Martial - Troy
Dorian Williams - Tulane
Long Snappers
Alex Ward - UCF
Robert Soderholm III - Virginia Military Institute
Offensive Line
Blake Freeland - BYU
Cody Mauch - North Dakota State
Just got in our first batch of FCS tape. Here’s the first snap of @NDSUfootball vs. Drake. LT Cody Mauch—ATHLETE! #TheDraftStartsInMOBILE™️ pic.twitter.com/ImioIIJ5KU
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) September 19, 2022
Nick Saldiveri - Old Dominion
McClendon Curtis - Chattanooga
Quarterbacks
Jaren Hall - BYU
Jake Haener - Fresno State
Jake Haener: playmaker pic.twitter.com/C3jJgWmK31
— Joe Broback (@joebroback) December 17, 2022
Clayton Tune - Houston
Tyson Bagent - Shepherd (Division II)
Ladies and gentlemen, the quarterback with the most passing touchdowns (158) in ALL of college football history:
— Highly Disputed (@DisputedHighly) December 3, 2022
Shepherd University’s Tyson Bagent. pic.twitter.com/1JgLhrpQ4R
Running Backs
Camerun Peoples - Appalachian State
Tight Ends
Josh Whyle - Cincinnati
Wide Receivers
Tre Tucker - Cincinnati
Nathaniel “Tank” Dell - Houston
Tank Dell
— PFF College (@PFF_College) December 23, 2022
pic.twitter.com/NJKUzSAYFY
Rashee Rice - SMU
Jalen Wayne - South Alabama
Andre Iosivas - Princeton
NFL Draft fans, get familiar with the name of @PrincetonFTBL WR Andre Iosivas (pronounced yo-shee-vahs). You’ll be hearing it a lot during pre-draft process. pic.twitter.com/GbW80FWxhD https://t.co/7fFm9dxN2d
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) October 31, 2022
Puka Nacua - BYU
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