2024 Senior Bowl

2024 Reese's Senior Bowl
2024 Reese's Senior Bowl
75th Senior Bowl
National Team	American Team
16	7
Head coach: ; Jeff Ulbrich (New York Jets)	Head coach: ; Terrell Williams (Tennessee Titans)
Date	February 3, 2024
Season	2023
Stadium	Hancock Whitney Stadium
Location	Mobile, Alabama
MVP	Spencer Rattler (QB, South Carolina)
Referee	Scott Walker (SEC)
United States TV coverage
Network	NFL Network
Announcers	Andrew Siciliano, Daniel Jeremiah, Charles Davis
Senior Bowl
< 2023	2025 >

The 2024 Senior Bowl was a college football all-star game played on February 3, 2024, at Hancock Whitney Stadium located in Mobile, Alabama. The game featured prospects for the upcoming 2024 draft of the professional National Football League (NFL), mostly coming from the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). It was one of the 2023–24 bowl games concluding the 2023 FBS football season. The game began at approximately 12:00 p.m. Central Time and was officially known as the Reese's Senior Bowl via sponsorship from Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Television coverage was provided by NFL Network.^[2]^[3]

Players

National team

Full roster online [1].

No.	Player	Position	HT/WT	College
78	Isaiah Adams	OL	6'5/320	Illinois
22	Rasheen Ali	RB	6'0/209	Marshall
82	Javon Baker	WR	6'1/208	UCF
89	A. J. Barner	TE	6'6/251	Michigan
8	Cole Bishop	S	6'2/207	Utah
49	Austin Booker	DL	6'6/245	Kansas
63	Tanor Bortolini	OL	6'4/310	Wisconsin
47	Peter Bowden	LS	6'2/242	Wisconsin
90	DeWayne Carter	DL	6'3/305	Duke
2	Jacob Cowing	WR	5'11/175	Arizona
21	Isaiah Davis	RB	6'1/220	South Dakota State (FCS)
91	Tyler Davis	DL	6'2/300	Clemson
22	Johnny Dixon	DB	6'0/191	Penn State
97	Brandon Dorlus	DL	6'3/290	Oregon
0	Willie Drew	DB	6'0/185	Virginia State (DII)
52	Ethan Driskell	OL	6'9/329	Marshall
65	Kingsley Eguakan	OL	6'3/300	Florida
75	Zach Frazier	OL	6'3/310	West Virginia
72	Taliese Fuaga	OT	6'6/334	Oregon State
33	Cedric Gray	LB	6'3/235	North Carolina
51	Mike Hall Jr.	DL	6'2/280	Ohio State
95	Gabe Hall	DL	6'6/287	Baylor
32	Jaylen Harrell	DL	6'4/242	Michigan
2	Cam Hart	DB	6'2/202	Notre Dame
5	Sam Hartman	QB	6'1/210	Notre Dame
70	LaDarius Henderson	OL	6'4/310	Michigan
1	Jontrey Hunter	DB	6'2/240	Georgia State
20	Adisa Isaac	DL	6'4/254	Penn State
85	Brennan Jackson	DL	6'4/264	Washington State
10	Khyree Jackson	DB	6'3/195	Oregon
84	Theo Johnson	TE	6'6/264	Penn State
43	Joshua Karty	K	6'2/208	Stanford
50	Trevor Keegan	OL	6'6/320	Michigan
15	Laiatu Latu	DE	6'5/265	UCLA
40	Dylan Laube	RB	5'10/208	New Hampshire (FCS)
73	Sataoa Laumea	OL	6'4/311	Utah
0	MarShawn Lloyd	RB	5'9/210	USC
12	Luke McCaffrey	WR	6'2/195	Rice
16	Max Melton	CB	6'0/190	Rutgers
7	Quinyon Mitchell	DB	6'0/196	Toledo
77	Jordan Morgan	OL	6'5/325	Arizona
10	Bo Nix	QB	6'2/217	Oregon
28	Kitan Oladapo	DB	6'1/217	Oregon State
11	Ricky Pearsall	WR	6'1/190	Florida
9	Michael Penix Jr.	QB	6'3/213	Washington
58	Jackson Powers-Johnson	OL	6'3/320	Oregon
71	Dominick Puni	OL	6'5/320	Kansas
88	Keith Randolph Jr.	DL	6'5/300	Illinois
13	Brenden Rice	WR	6'3/210	USC
76	Roger Rosengarten	OL	6'6/300	Washington
6	Chau Smith-Wade	DB	5'11/176	Washington State
40	Javon Solomon	LB	6'2/249	Troy
88	Brevyn Spann-Ford	TE	6'7/270	Minnesota
55	Kingsley Suamataia	OT	6'6/325	BYU
48	Edefuan Ulofoshio	LB	6'1/236	Washington
34	Sione Vaki	DB	6'0/208	Utah
28	Kimani Vidal	RB	5'8/215	Troy
14	Devontez Walker	WR	6'3/200	North Carolina
3	Evan Williams	S	6'1/205	Oregon
11	Payton Wilson	LB	6'4/238	NC State
1	Roman Wilson	WR	6'0/192	Michigan

American team

Full roster online [2].

Position	HT/WT	College	Notes
Kris Abrams-Draine	DB	5'11/178	Missouri
Emani Bailey	RB	5'9/207	TCU
Jaheim Bell	TE	6'3/239	Florida State
JD Bertrand	LB	6'1/230	Notre Dame
Beau Brade	DB	6'1/210	Maryland
Carter Bradley	QB	6'3/216	South Alabama
Chris Braswell	DL	6'3/255	Alabama
Jarvis Brownlee	DB	6'0/190	Louisville
Javon Bullard	DB	5'11/195	Georgia
Nelson Ceaser	DL	6'3/250	Houston
Javion Cohen	OL	6'4/305	Miami
Myles Cole	DL	6'6/280	Texas Tech
Brandon Coleman	OL	6'6/320	TCU
Jaden Crumedy	DL	6'5/305	Mississippi State
Ray Davis	RB	5'10/216	Kentucky
Justin Eboigbe	DL	6'5/292	Alabama
Daijun Edwards	RB	5'10/201	Georgia
Braden Fiske	DL	6'5/297	Florida State
Jermey Flax	OL	6'6/325	Kentucky
Ryan Flournoy	WR	6'2/197	Southeast Missouri State (FCS)
Javon Foster	OL	6'5/319	Missouri
Delmar Glaze	OL	6'5/328	Maryland
Tyler Guyton	OL	6'7/327	Oklahoma
Marcus Harris	DL	6'3/295	Auburn
Christian Haynes	OL	6'2/313	UConn
Jalyx Hunt	LB	6'4/248	Houston Christian (FCS)
McKinnley Jackson	DL	6'2/325	Texas A&M
Jha'Quan Jackson	WR	5'11/185	Tulane
DJ James	DB	6'1/164	Auburn
Javontae Jean-Baptiste	DL	6'4/255	Notre Dame
Jordan Jefferson	DL	6'4/317	LSU
Carlton Johnson	DB	6'0/165	Fresno State
Cedric Johnson	DL	6'3/265	Ole Miss
Elijah Jones	DB	6'2/184	Boston College
Christian Jones	OL	6'6/321	Texas
Kamren Kinchens	DB	6'0/205	Miami
Tyrice Knight	LB	6'2/235	UTEP
Xavier Legette	WR	6'3/227	South Carolina
Beaux Limmer	OL	6'5/307	Arkansas
Ladd McConkey	WR	6'0/185	Georgia
Austin McNamara	P	6'4/210	Texas Tech
Joe Milton III	QB	6'5/235	Tennessee
William Mote	LS	6'2/230	Georgia
Malik Mustapha	DB	5'11/207	Wake Forest
Andru Phillips	DB	6'0/187	Kentucky
Michael Pratt	QB	6'3/220	Tulane
Nehemiah Pritchett	DB	6'1/184	Auburn
Spencer Rattler	QB	6'1/217	South Carolina
Andrew Raym	OL	6'4/309	Oklahoma
Will Reichard	K	6'1/194	Alabama
Darius Robinson	DL	6'5/296	Missouri
Layden Robinson	OL	6'4/315	Texas A&M
Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint	WR	6'2/195	Georgia
Cody Schrader	RB	5'9/214	Missouri
Ben Sinnott	TE	6'4/245	Kansas State
Tykee Smith	DB	5'10/205	Georgia
Ainias Smith	WR	5'10/200	Texas A&M
T'Vondre Sweat	DL	6'4/362	Texas
Jamari Thrash	WR	6'1/185	Louisville
Charles Turner III	OL	6'4/300	LSU
Trevin Wallace	LB	6'2/241	Kentucky
Nathaniel Watson	LB	6'2/245	Mississippi State
Eric Watts	DL	6'5/277	UConn
Michael Wiley	RB	6'0/215	Arizona
Jared Wiley	TE	6'7/260	TCU
James Williams	LB	6'5/215	Miami
Johnny Wilson	WR	6'7/237	Florida State

References

^ Harvey, Paul (February 3, 2024). "Spencer Rattler shines with Senior Bowl MVP honors". saturdaydownsouth.com. Retrieved February 3, 2024.
^ "Senior Bowl". seniorbowl.com. Retrieved July 1, 2023.
^ "2024 Reese's Senior Bowl". Mobile Sports Authority. Retrieved July 1, 2023.

External links

Game statistics at statbroadcast.com

[1] Harvey, Paul (February 3, 2024). "Spencer Rattler shines with Senior Bowl MVP honors". saturdaydownsouth.com. Retrieved February 3, 2024.

[2] "Senior Bowl". seniorbowl.com. Retrieved July 1, 2023.

[3] "2024 Reese's Senior Bowl". Mobile Sports Authority. Retrieved July 1, 2023.

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v t e 2023–24 NCAA football bowl game season
Myrtle Beach (Dec. 16) Celebration (Dec. 16) New Orleans (Dec. 16) Cure (Dec. 16) New Mexico (Dec. 16) LA (Dec. 16) Independence (Dec. 16) Famous Toastery (Dec. 18) Frisco (Dec. 19) Boca Raton (Dec. 21) Gasparilla (Dec. 22) Birmingham (Dec. 23) Camellia (Dec. 23) Armed Forces (Dec. 23) Famous Idaho Potato (Dec. 23) 68 Ventures (Dec. 23) Las Vegas (Dec. 23) Hawaii (Dec. 23) Quick Lane (Dec. 26) First Responder (Dec. 26) Guaranteed Rate (Dec. 26) Military (Dec. 27) Duke's Mayo (Dec. 27) Holiday (Dec. 27) Texas (Dec. 27) Fenway (Dec. 28) Pinstripe (Dec. 28) Pop-Tarts (Dec. 28) Alamo (Dec. 28) Gator (Dec. 29) Sun (Dec. 29) Liberty (Dec. 29) Cotton (Dec. 29) Peach (Dec. 30) Music City (Dec. 30) Orange (Dec. 30) Arizona (Dec. 30) ReliaQuest (Jan. 1) Fiesta (Jan. 1) Citrus (Jan. 1)
College Football Playoff games: Rose (Jan. 1) Sugar (Jan. 1) National Championship Game (Jan. 8)
All-Star Games Hula Bowl (Jan. 13) Tropical Bowl (Jan. 20) East–West Shrine Bowl (Feb. 1) Senior Bowl (Feb. 3) HBCU Legacy Bowl (Feb. 24)

Players

National team

American team

See also

References

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