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Thanks for the links. Three player notes from the above link -
Day one notes-Daniel Wise from Kansas moves with a ton of power and supplements that strength with an intensely high motor. Wise was finding the football in every drill and causing havoc on interior offensive lineman
Day two notes-Kansas's Daniel Wise dominated once again during practice and has emerged as the clear best defensive tackle at the event, and likely the favorite to be the first defensive lineman brought up to the Senior Bowl next week. Long, dominant first contact, and stays balanced through his penetration.
-Our day 2 Winner for defensive backs was Blace Brown of Troy who was highly productive in the afternoon practice breaking up passes and getting his hands on the football. Brown is a springy athlete with tons of twitch and speed to his game. He also stood out during individual periods high pointing passes well and showing overall great ball skills.
-Our top rated corner at the Shrine Game, Michael Jackson of Miami had a strong second day, playing with plenty of physicality in full pads and stifling receivers at the line. Jackson has prototypical size and frame at 6’2” and 205 pounds and demonstrates elite instincts and tackling ability. The former Hurricane also showed tons of range and certainly is athletic enough to offer versatility as a run support safety as well as traditional corner
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