2018 NFL Super Bowl Live How to watch
Some of the top talent for the 2018 NFL Draft will be on display on Saturday, when the big game begins. The game gets underway at 2:30 p.m. ET on NFL Network (live stream at FuboTV and NFL Network Online).
Performing well in the Senior Bowl doesn’t guarantee a player will be drafted high, or at all. Much of the evaluating comes before the Senior Bowl, during the week of practice leading up to it. Teams get a chance to see these players taking orders from NFL coaches.
Time, TV, and streaming info
Time: 2:30 p.m. ET
Location: Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile, Ala.
TV: NFL Network
Streaming: FuboTV | NFL Network
As usual, quarterbacks are the big ticket item. They’re at a premium this year, and luckily, the draft has a slew of talented players at the position. Heisman winner Baker Mayfield of Oklahoma practiced well during the week, though he was noncommittal about participating in the actual game. That said, reports came out on Friday evening said Mayfield had decided to play in the game.
Josh Allen is another top signal caller. He’s had issues with consistency, and the Senior Bowl would be a good time to address some of those concerns. Mayfield and Allen will play for the North Team, along with Nebraska’s Tanner Lee. Luke Falk practiced most of the week, but he will miss the game to attend funeral services for Washington State teammate Tyler Hilinski.
The Denver Broncos are coaching the North Team, while the South Team is coached by the Houston Texans. Quarterbacks on that squad include Kurt Benkert of Virginia, Kyle Lauletta of Richmond, Brandon Silvers of Troy and Mike White of Western Kentucky.
Other players to watch for that side are UCF pass rusher Shaquem Griffin, Oklahoma State wide receiver James Washington, and running back Rashaad Penny of San Diego State.
Below is all you need to know to watch the Senior Bowl to keep up with the best prospects going into the game.
Performing well in the Senior Bowl doesn’t guarantee a player will be drafted high, or at all. Much of the evaluating comes before the Senior Bowl, during the week of practice leading up to it. Teams get a chance to see these players taking orders from NFL coaches.
Time, TV, and streaming info
Time: 2:30 p.m. ET
Location: Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile, Ala.
TV: NFL Network
Streaming: FuboTV | NFL Network
As usual, quarterbacks are the big ticket item. They’re at a premium this year, and luckily, the draft has a slew of talented players at the position. Heisman winner Baker Mayfield of Oklahoma practiced well during the week, though he was noncommittal about participating in the actual game. That said, reports came out on Friday evening said Mayfield had decided to play in the game.
Josh Allen is another top signal caller. He’s had issues with consistency, and the Senior Bowl would be a good time to address some of those concerns. Mayfield and Allen will play for the North Team, along with Nebraska’s Tanner Lee. Luke Falk practiced most of the week, but he will miss the game to attend funeral services for Washington State teammate Tyler Hilinski.
The Denver Broncos are coaching the North Team, while the South Team is coached by the Houston Texans. Quarterbacks on that squad include Kurt Benkert of Virginia, Kyle Lauletta of Richmond, Brandon Silvers of Troy and Mike White of Western Kentucky.
Other players to watch for that side are UCF pass rusher Shaquem Griffin, Oklahoma State wide receiver James Washington, and running back Rashaad Penny of San Diego State.
Below is all you need to know to watch the Senior Bowl to keep up with the best prospects going into the game.
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