Michigan’s NFL pipeline continues to shine as Donovan Edwards, Josaiah Stewart, and William Wagner dominate at the Senior Bowl.

The Kansas City #Chiefs should consider selecting one of these standout offensive linemen from the Senior Bowl in the 2025 NFL draft.

The main focus of the show was about the Senior Bowl and the standouts from the week and the game. But we began with a discussion about the changes in the assistant coaches on head coach Jonathan Gannon’s staff. We talk about why it was happening this offseason and discuss the new additions to the staff and impact of the losses.

The Las Vegas Raiders have plenty of options in the NFL Draft. Unfortunately, they have plenty of needs, too. Who will stand out enough from the Senior Bowl to warrant a pick?

Several defensive linemen from the Senior Bowl stood out as potential targets for the Kansas City #Chiefs in the 2025 NFL draft.

Bech (6-foot-2, 215 pounds) was named Senior Bowl MVP after he caught the winning touchdown on the game's final play, sealing a 22-19 victory for the American team. He finished with a game-high six receptions for 68 yards and one touchdown.

OL Grey Zabel (6-5, 316), North Dakota State Zabel played predominately at left tackle for the Bison, but he also took guard and center reps throughout the practices at the Senior Bowl. He didn't lose any of his 12 reps in 1-on-1s, according to The 33rd Team, and allowed a marginal pressure on 2 reps.

Could the New Orleans Saints look to draft a third Senior Bowl MVP in a row during the 2025 NFL draft? TCU wideout and Louisiana native Jack Bench is a star:

That being said, some NFL teams or media analysts put more stock in this week than I do, so ultimately, the Senior Bowl does have a legitimate effect on where these players end up being drafted and therefore is worthy of our attention.