2023 Senior Bowl: Daniel Jeremiah's top 10 NFL draft winners from week of practice

[RS12]

Keion White, Edge, Georgia Tech​

He came in as my top-rated Senior Bowl player, and I thought he improved every day. He didn't have that wow moment that jumped out to everyone, but he was steady. White has big-time power, as we saw in some of the one-on-ones and the team period on Thursday. He's a Round 1 player.

Jake Haener, QB, Fresno State​

There wasn't a stellar group of quarterbacks in Mobile, but I thought Haener flashed the most of this year's crop. The ball jumped out of his hands during practice, and he was accurate. He's already shown he's tough, coming back from an ankle injury last season and spearheading the Bulldogs' run to a Mountain West championship. I think Haener's stock could benefit from Brock Purdy's incredible run as a rookie after he was drafted with the final pick last year.

https://www.nfl.com/news/2023-senio...top-10-nfl-draft-winners-from-week-of-practic

 

[Mr_437]

Sydney Brown has me trying to figure how he can fit in Dallas who already has like 5 or 6 Safeties.

 

[unionjack8]

From what I've seen and read the DT from Northwestern has been on fire

 

[JeffInDC]

I've read from various places that Keeanu Benton showed out as well.

 

[Acceptablename]

The position I felt better about was the guard position. We had several options

 

[RS12]

Jarrett Patterson, OL, Notre Dame​

Jarrett Patterson had his best day of the week on Wednesday, lining up at both center and guard. He was one of the few linemen who actually stopped Adetomiwa Adebawore over the past three days. Patterson is strong, blocks with outstanding fundamentals, and played hard through the whistle.

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...-and-keidron-smith-impress-in-final-practice/