Standout Performances at Senior Bowl Elevate NFL Draft Prospects

Several players significantly boost their draft stock with impressive showings during the Senior Bowl week, setting the stage for a competitive 2024 NFL Draft.

Roman Wilson and Jackson Powers-Johnson lead the pack of prospects who shined at the Senior Bowl, showcasing skills that could see them rise in the draft.
Toledo's Quinyon Mitchell emerges as a top cornerback prospect, potentially becoming the first from his school to be drafted in the first round since 1993.
Missouri's Darius Robinson named best practice player, demonstrating versatility and skill that could make him a valuable early-round pick.
Senior Bowl MVP Spencer Rattler and American team MVP Tykee Smith highlight the game's top performances, with Rattler completing all his passes for a touchdown.
Prospects like Oklahoma's Tyler Guyton and North Carolina's Cedric Gray also make strong cases for themselves, enhancing their draft prospects with solid performances.