Senior bowl scouts in College Station at fall camp

Jim Nagy, Executive Director of Reese’s Senior Bowl, went to Twitter Friday morning to highlight three Texas A&M Aggies who found themselves the center of his scout’s attention this past week when they visited College Station.

While Nagy admits the Aggies have a “talented young roster” in 2022, three impact seniors are on the Senior Bowl’s radar, if they weren’t already, in “four-year starting DS,” Demani Richardson, “versatile playmaker,” Ainias Smith, and “unusually long CB,” Myles Jones.

To put into context the impact Nagy’s Senior Bowl has on these veteran student-athletes, the Reese’s Senior Bowl, for the second consecutive year, had 106 players selected in the 2022 NFL Draft (out of 262 total draft picks). That figure translates to 82% of all players who participated in Mobile and 40% of the 2022 NFL Draft class. A final new draft nuggets from 2022: six Senior Bowl players were drafted in the first round, 45 players were selected in the first three rounds (the game’s highest figure in over a decade), and all 32 NFL teams selected at least one Senior Bowl participant (12 teams even selected four or more participants!).

Safe to say, productive 2022 campaigns should more than likely result in Senior Bowl invites for Richardson, Smith and even Jones. Once in Mobile, the data seems rather favorable.

Story originally appeared on Aggies Wire