East-West Shrine Game rosters are out, anyone catch your eye?

[hn68wb4]

I'll put two stars next to who I think is interesting, I'll add more stars as I watch more of the players.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000766394/article/2017-eastwest-shrine-game-rosters

WEST TEAM

Quarterbacks 
Gunner Kiel, Cincinnati **
Wes Lunt, Illinois 
Zach Terrell, Western Michigan **

Running backs 
Justin Davis, USC 
Dare Ogunbowale, Wisconsin 
Joe Williams, Utah **

Receivers 
Billy Brown, Shepherd 
Austin Carr, Northwestern 
Trey Griffey, Arizona 
Blake Jarwin (TE), Oklahoma State 
Gabe Marks, Washington State **
Taylor McNamara (TE), USC 
Michael Roberts (TE), Toledo 
Jalen Robinette, Air Force 
Jordan Westerkamp, Nebraska (injured) **

Offensive linemen 
Gavin Andrews (C), Oregon State 
Avery Gennesy (OT), Texas A&M 
Evan Goodman (OT), Arizona State 
Geoff Gray, (G), Manitoba ** - I always think these Canadian prospects are interesting. Very powerful RG, he's a powerlifter so he'll definitely get some push in the run game. You can watch a little bit of his stuff on youtube.
Sean Harlow (OT), Oregon State 
Tobijah Hughley (C), Louisville ** - one to really look out for, I like what I've seen from him
Zach Johnson (G), North Dakota State 
Storm Norton (OT), Toledo 
Chase Roullier (C), Wyoming 
Victor Salako (OT), Oklahoma State 
Sam Tevi (OT), Utah

Defensive linemen 
Josh Augusta (DT), Missouri 
Jerimiah Ledbetter (DE), Arkansas 
Avery Moss (DE), Youngstown State 
Derek Rivers (DE), Youngstown State 
B.J. Singleton (DT), Houston 
Stevie Tu'ikolovatu (DT), USC 
Josh Tupou (DT), Colorado **
Deatrich Wise, Jr. (DE), Arkansas **
Treyvon Hester (DT), Toledo (injured) **

Linebackers 
Tyus Bowser (OLB), Houston 
Kevin Davis (ILB), Colorado State 
Harvey Langi (OLB), BYU 
Calvin Munson (OLB), San Diego State **
Kenneth Olugbode (ILB), Colorado **
Steven Taylor (OLB), Houston

Defensive backs 
Treston DeCoud (CB), Oregon State 
Tyquwan Glass (CB), Fresno State 
Randall Goforth (S), UCLA ** - probably an undrafted guy, very small but he seems like he's got some ability
Ashton Lampkin (CB), Oklahoma State 
Leon McQuay III (S), USC 
Fabian Moreau (CB), UCLA **
Aarion Penton (CB), Missouri 
Weston Steelhammer (S), Air Force 
Jordan Sterns (S), Oklahoma State 
Orion Stewart (S), Baylor 
Tedric Thompson (S), Colorado **
Ahkello Witherspoon (CB), Colorado

Specialists Austin Rehkow (P/K), Idaho

EAST TEAM

Quarterbacks 
Nick Mullens, Southern Miss 
Cooper Rush, Central Michigan 
Alek Torgersen, Pennsylvania 
Will Worth, Navy (injured)

Running backs 
Marcus Cox, Applachian State **
I'Tavius Mathers, Middle Tennessee 
Elijah McGuire, Louisiana-Lafayette 
De'Veon Smith, Michigan

Receivers 
Rodney Adams, South Florida 
Quincy Adeboyejo, Mississippi 
Antony Auclair, Laval (TE) 
Stacey Coley, Miami **
Colin Jeter (TE), LSU 
Scott Orndoff (TE), Pittsburgh 
Eric Saubert (TE), Drake 
Tony Stevens, Auburn 
Kermit Whitfield, Florida State 
DeAngelo Yancey, Purdue 
Kenny Golladay, Northern Illinois (injured)

Offensive linemen 
Abdul-Kareem Are (G), Florida State **
Lucas Crowley (C), North Carolina 
Dieugot Joseph (OT), Florida International 
Kyle Kalis (G), Michigan 
Erik Magnuson (OT), Michigan 
Jonathan McLaughlin (OT), Virginia Tech 
Adam Pankey (G), West Virginia 
Joey Scelfo (C), N.C. State 
Justin Senior (OT), Mississippi State 
Dan Skipper (OT), Arkansas 
Cameron Tom (C), Southern Miss **

Defensive linemen 
DeAngelo Brown (DT), Louisville 
Jason Carr (DT), West Georgia 
Bryan Cox (DE), Florida **
Matthew Godin (DT), Michigan 
Trey Hendrickson (DE), Florida Atlantic  **
Joey Ivie (DT), Florida 
Ejuan Price (DE), Pittsburgh **
Karter Schult (DE), Northern Iowa 
Jarod "Chunky" Clements, Jr. (DT), Illinois (injured)

Linebackers 
Austin Calitro (ILB), Villanova 
Brooks Ellis (ILB), Arkansas 
Ben Gedeon (ILB), Michigan 
Andrew King (ILB), Army 
Marquel Lee (ILB), Wake Forest 
James Onwualu (OLB), Notre Dame

Defensive backs 
Jamal Carter (S), Miami 
Jeremy Cutrer (CB), Middle Tennessee ** - Very interesting prospect, former LSU recruit, instincts are there, size is there, but he plays sloppy as all hell. Last year's Bama game is available on Draftbreakdown, he did really well that game.
Nate Hairston (CB), Temple 
Lano Hill (S), Michigan 
Jalen Myrick (CB), Minnesota **
Anthony Fish Smithson (S), Kansas **
Channing Stribling (CB), Michigan 
Dymonte Thomas (S), Michigan 
Jack Tocho (CB), North Carolina State 
Damarius Travis (S), Minnesota 
Brad Watson (CB), Wake Forest 
Xavier Woods (S), Louisiana Tech

Specialists 
Eric Keena (P), North Texas 
Nick Weiler (K), North Carolina

Edited January 3 by hn68wb4

[Jacquouille]

Joe Williams

Gabe Marks

Jalen Robinette

Treston Decoud

Fabian Moreau

Stacy Coley

Bryan Cox

Ejuan Price

Jeremy Cutrer

Xavier Woods

[zuilyas]

Ejuan Price is a nuisance, and I mean that in the most complimentary way possible. Idk what his measurements are, but the guy is disruptive and was very productive.

Someone's getting a steal with Stacy Coley. Needs to gain a little weight and to stop "getting hurt" after falling down after every play, but the dude is a baller. Very polished WR who can play outside or in the slot. Very smooth in his movements, very good route runner, pretty good hands. Always balled out against FSU. Very good at making the jump/semi-errant throws that Brad Kaaya would throw him. Very versatile player who scored on returns, housed a reverse against Pitt his freshman year I think, screens, etc. Also has significantly improved blocking from freshman year to now. For those looking for more prolific numbers from him, they can be attributed to Al Golden, injuries, and Brad Kaaya (at times). Off the field, there are some very minor "character issues" associated with him stemming from high school, but I honestly don't really know what they are as he never got in any trouble, at least that I can think of. Was rumored to be involved with some rental car thing that got 2 Miami players kicked off the team this season, but I guess had nothing to do with it.  

I like Westerkamp, too. Dependable WR who has good hands from what I've seen. Just don't think he's that explosive. 

Whitfield is fast as hell. Thought he would just be a returner, but turned out to be not so shabby of a WR either.

Jamal Carter should not and probably will not be drafted. Looks like Tarzan plays like Jane. Was the worst starter on the Miami defense. Can neither tackle nor cover. Maybe if gained a little weight, could move to LB, but I still think he would struggle. Takes bad angles, tends to overpursue, doesn't tackle properly, and generally looks lost out there. I usually go easy on players who were at Miami during Al Golden's tenure because the defensive scheme wasn't player friendly, but Jamal Carter just isn't that good. Even under Manny Diaz, who revived Miami's defense, Carter still stood out in a bad way. Rayshawn Jenkins is the better safety between he and Carter as starting safeties on Miami's defense. 

Also, Weston Steelhammer should be drafted off name alone. Best name on this list and possibly in the draft haha

[rossihunter2]

Deatrich wise I'll be interested in

[Wildabeast88]

Marks WR WSU last year was amazing stat wise contemplated coming out last year didn't see much or look at him yet for this year but will do some research. 

Johnson G NDSU I watched some of the Bison games he manhandled the D-line of Iowa as well as everyone else he faced this year. 

Steven Taylor edgeHouston heated a lot about him but haven't checked him out

bryan Cox edge Florida I believe he is injured but could be a mid round guy to look at as a 2nd edge guy this year hopefully 1 in first 2 rounds.