Ragin' Cajun Senior Bowl Participants

[TravlnCajun]

Game is in Mobile, AL driving distance and tickets are pretty cheap....anyone gonna go and support them guys!
http://www.seniorbowl.com/tickets.asp

Only about 75 miles for me. Asked my B-in-law and nephew tonight if they wanted to go. Said hell yes. They are still pumped about the time they had at the NOLA bowl.

Hope the weather is better than the last time the 3 of us went to Senior Bowl a couple years ago. Would have been a great day for duck hunting.

[wcd35]

Little more love (for Peewee esp.):

Mike Mayock's top prospects by position:

Tight Ends
1. Dwayne Allen*, Clemson
2. Coby Fleener, Stanford
3. Orson Charles*, Georgia
4. Ladarius Green, Louisiana-Lafayette
5. Michael Egnew, Missouri

Fleener declined a Sr. Bowl invite, so Green is his top TE in Mobile

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nf...ocks-top-fives


Also, a Day 1 South team practice report (http://www.rookiedraft.com/?p=5305):

↑ LADARIUS GREEN - TE - LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE: The big man had a terrific outing at Fairhope, showing off terrific ball skills and agility that defies his super sized frame. Green twice made plays on overthrown passes in the skeleton drill portion and dominated in the seven on seven drills. He made a wicked catch on an underthrown pass that was directly over Texas linebacker Keenan Robinson’s head but the impressive part is that he made the catch look easy and quickly went upfield for more yards. Green was a runner up for the star of day one award just behind Adams but regardless, he’s going to do a lot for his draft stock if he keeps up his stellar play.

↑ DWIGHT “BILL” BENTLY - CB - LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE: I have to credit Scott Wright of Draftcountdown.com for being one of the first to tip me off on Bently but I should also credit Bently for making it blatantly clear today that he’s a player. He consistently drew praise from Raheem Morris, the Redskins’ new defensive backs coach, and for good reason, thanks to his physical play and great instincts in coverage. He intercepted a Nick Foles throw on a pass intended for Jeff Fuller who was running a curl route but Bently actually beat him on the outside to cut the angle and take the football back the other direction. If there was a defensive MVP of day one, it would have to go to “Bill” Bently from my view of the sidelines.

Also, if you search for him on twitter, there are a lot of people drooling over him; fans, mock sites, and others included.

[Turbine]

Nice

[ulforlife]

Some more Green love:

http://www.nfl.com/seniorbowl/story/...P11_hot_topics

[ULshooter2491]

This is awesome. Loving the fact the boys are getting alot of love.

[wcd35]

Couple of twitter's to follow for some good reporting on the Sr Bowl

@ShanePHallam
@DraftCountdown
@MattBowen41
@granthpaulsen
@DraftSeason
@BoMarchionte

Hallam is doing live tweets at practice and noted a couple minutes ago the Redskins DB coach has taken a liking to Bentley. Compliments and coaching 1 on 1 at times.

[CajunFan3406]

Couple of twitter's to follow for some good reporting on the Sr Bowl

@ShanePHallam
@DraftCountdown
@MattBowen41
@granthpaulsen
@DraftSeason
@BoMarchionte

Hallam is doing live tweets at practice and noted a couple minutes ago the Redskins DB coach has taken a liking to Bentley. Compliments and coaching 1 on 1 at times.

Raheem Morris (former Tampa Bay HC) is the new DB coach for the Redskins. Must be thrilling for these guys to be working with names like this.

[ULshooter2491]

If anyone is interested day 2 of the senior bowl practice is just starting on the NFL network.

[I_Bleed_RED]

If anyone is interested day 2 of the senior bowl practice is just starting on the NFL network.

yep watching it now

[CajunAmos]

This was from a Bucky Brooks article on NFL.com

2. Who is the next Jimmy Graham?
The copycat nature of the NFL will lead scouts and coaches to spend most of the week searching for a big, athletic tight end with the ability to create mismatches in the passing game.

Coby Fleener could be the next in a long line of game-changing tight ends to hit the NFL.
Coby Fleener could be the next in a long line of game-changing tight ends to hit the NFL. (Kirby Lee/US Presswire)

Stanford's Coby Fleener and Missouri's Michael Egnew enter the week with the biggest fanfare after their highly decorated careers, but they also have the games to match the hype. Both are polished pass catchers with sneaky speed and athleticism, and their natural ability should shine as deep middle threats.

Louisiana-Lafayette's Ladarius Green doesn't rank as a household name yet, but his tantalizing combination of size, speed and athleticism could make him a star by the end of the week. At 6-foot-6, 240 pounds with 4.7 speed, he is the Graham clone that scouts could fall in love with after watching him excel against the competition this week. Graham rose from obscurity to mid-round status following a strong week in Mobile in 2010, and Green could be in line to experience a similar rise with a strong performance.