2019 NFL Draft Big Board, Post Senior Bowl Rankings

While the Reese’s Senior Bowl can sometimes be overlooked by fans, it is used as a main resource for NFL scouts to scout players. Some players have made their way onto this list, because of their performance at the Senior Bowl, while others may have fell down, or off my top 100 big board. Some players that increased their draft stock this week were:

• Montez Sweat
• Charles Omenihu
• Dalton Risner
• Drew Lock
• Rock Ya-Sin
• Andy Isabella
• Nasir Adderley
• Daylon Mack

Some Players that decreased their stock are:

• Kris Boyd
• Daniel Jones
• Johnathan Abram
• Zach Allen

Biggest Stock Up: Charles Omenihu

With a great week of practice in Mobile, followed by a great performance in the game Sunday, Omenihu has scouts pondering the possibility of him sneaking all the way into the first round.  He’s a name to watch leading up to the draft, and I am excited to see how he does at the combine.

Biggest Stock Down: Kris Boyd

Kris Boyd actually had a decent week in practice, looking like one of the more polished defensive backs at the game. But 3 pass-interference penalties in 2 drives, (two were back to back) show scouts he needs to work on technique more, and he may have been too nervous on the big stage. Hopefully, he can show off his athletic abilities next month at the combine to help increase his stock.

Biggest Surprise: Daniel Jones

Coming into the week Jones was considered a first round quarterback, and one of the more polished quarterbacks mechanically in the draft. After the week of practice, scouts were surprised with Jones. Jones had a bad performance and looked nervous all week in practice. Coming in he was considered on the same level as Drew Lock, after the week Lock looked superior to Jones by a decently large margin. Although winning MVP in the senior bowl, Jones had only 3 drives, and on the second he had an interception dropped. Jones needs to have a good combine and show off his athletic ability, along with showing off his accuracy in the throwing drills to increase his stock.