Senior Bowl 2015: Game Time, TV Schedule, Online Streaming, Rosters, Prospects to Watch

2015 Senior Bowl Information

TV Channel: NFL Network
Date: Saturday, January 24
Time: 4 p.m. ET
Location: Mobile, Alabama
Stadium: Ladd-Peebles Stadium
Roster: North | South
Online streaming: Not available on NFL.com
Coaches: Ken Whisenhunt and Gus Bradley

Dan Kadar of SB Nation's Mocking The Draft was in Mobile during the week, and has been covering everything.  Fanspeak's Steve Shoup was also down in Mobile this week and you can find his coverage here. On Thursday, new Washington Redskins GM Scot McCloughan discussed the importance of meeting draft prospects at games like this.

Complete Weigh-In Results(h/t to Draft Breakdown and NinersNation):

POS	Last Name	First Name	School	HT	WT	HAND	ARM	WING
WR	Rannell	Hall	Central Florida	6003	193	828	3058	7378
WR	Josh	Harper	Fresno State	6006	189	868	3168	7548
WR	Phillip	Dorsett	Miami	5095	183	918	3100	7428
QB	Shane	Carden	East Carolina	6016	218	958	3248	7938
SAF	Jaquiski	Tartt	Sanford	6013	220	1018	3258	7848
QB	Blake	Sims	Alabama	5114	223	900	3138	7400
RB	David	Johnson	Northern Iowa	6006	224	958	3138	7658
QB	Garrett	Grayson	Colorado State	6022	215	1028	3048	7528
QB	Nick	Marshall	Auburn	6014	205	938	3100	7618
WR	Dezmin	Lewis	Central Arkansas	6034	215	968	3268	7800
WR	Tyler	Lockett	Kansas State	5095	181	838	2918	7068
WR	Donatella	Luckett	Harding	5116	206	838	3078	7548
PK	Justin	Manton	Louisiana Monroe	6024	196	858	3168	7718
WR	Sammie	Coates	Auburn	6016	213	948	3348	7848
CB	Kevin	White	TCU	5093	180	838	2978	7068
CB	Senquez	Golson	Mississippi	5084	178	948	2948	7348
WR	Lockett	Tyler	Kansas State			838	2918	7068
SAF	Anthony	Jefferson	UCLA	6011	194	828	3078	7528
CB	JaCorey	Shepherd	Kansas	5106	199	848	3100	7548
SAF	Cody	Prewitt	Ole Miss	6021	212	878	3300	7918
SAF	Clayton	Geathers	Central Florida	6012	212	828/878	3100	7648
CB	Ladarius	Gunter	Miami	6013	200	968	3178	7758
CB	Imoan	Claiborne	Northwestern St.	5095	189	918	3200	7728
CB	D'Joun	Smith	Florida Atlantic	5101	189	838	3058	7468
DE	Markus	Golden	Missouri	6022	255	1068	3100	7668
LS	Andrew	East	Vanderbilt	6015	239	918	3078	7628
ILB	Stephone	Anthony	Clemson	6023	245	1018	3228	7848
FB	Connor	Neighbors	LSU	5102	242	900	3000	7258
RB	Cameron	Artis-Payne	Auburn	5095	212	848	3000	7258
FB	Jalston	Fowler	Alabama	5110	264	1048	3228	7848
TE	Clive	Walford	Miami	6041	254	1048	3400	8118
OLB	Martrell	Spaight	Arkansas	5117	232	900	3268	7758
OC	Reese	Dismukes	Auburn	6027	295	818/838	3200	7648
OT	Ty	Sambrailo	Colorado State	6056	309	1000	3318	8028
ILB	Denzel	Perryman	Miami	5105	242	968	3128	7438
OG	Tre'	Jackson	Florida State	6037	323	1118	3218	7928
DE	Owamagbe	Odigihizuwa	UCLA	6034	266	1118	3318	8168
OT	Tayo	Fabuluje	TCU	6065	353	938	3368	8200
OT	La'el	Collins	LSU	6045	308	1068	3328	8178
OC	Dillon	Day	Mississippi State	6036	305	928	3200	7900
OG	Shaq	Mason	Georgia Tech	6015	310	948	3118	7748
OG	Arie	Kouandjio	Alabama	6047	318	1128	3468	8448
OT	Daryl	Williams	Oklahoma	6053	334	958	3468	8248
OT	Austin	Shepherd	Alabama	6044	324	1000	3268	8000
WR	Devante	Davis	UNLV	6030	220	958	3278	7958
TE	Devin	Mahina	BYU	6057	256	1028	3368	7968
OLB	Geneo	Grissom	Oklahoma	6031	264	958	3378	8158
DE	Trey	Flowers	Arkansas	6022	268	940	3378	8428
TE	CJ	Uzomah	Auburn	6051	263	938	3148	8200
DT	Gabe	Wright	Auburn	6027	299	1100	3268	7800
DE	Preston	Smith	Mississippi State	6046	270	1015	3400	8218
DT	Kaleb	Eulls	Mississippi State	6030	305	1100	3348	8168
OLB	Lorenzo	Mauldin	Louisville	6035	256	1000	3218	8000
DT	Grady	Jarrett	Clemson	6007	288	978	3168	7838
DT	Joey	Mbu	Houston	6026	315	948	3448	8228
OLB	Lynden	Trail	Norfolk State	6062	262	1028	3478	8228
ILB	Jeff	Luc	Cincinnati	5116	263	1038	3200	7668
CB	Steven	Nelson	Oregon State	5100	199	948	3038	7300
WR	Jamison	Crowder	Duke	5081	174	838	3028	7348
SAF	Adrian	Amos	Penn State	6004	214	938	3200	7628
QB	Sean	Mannion	Oregon State	6054	229	900	3358	8000
WR	Antwan	Goodley	Baylor			928	3178	7718
PK	Tom	Obarski	Concordia St. Paul	5101	177	828	2828	6928
WR	Ty	Montgomery	Stanford	5116	216	1018	3068	7658
WR	Devon	Smith	Ohio State	6003	190	900	3138	7468
ILB	Hayes	Pullard	USC	6002	236	968	3078	7448
DE	Marcus	Hardison	Arizona State	6031	311	1048	3348	8318
CB	Doran	Grant	Ohio State	5103	199	938	3000	7338
QB	Bryce	Petty	Baylor	6026	230	1000	3248	7668
CB	Eric	Rowe	Utah	6005	204	918	3248	7748
CB	Quinten	Rollins	Miami (OH)	5110	193	878	2938	7300
SAF	Damarious	Randall	Arizona State	5105	194	828	3018	7378
CB	Kevin	White	TCU
CB	Quandre	Diggs	Texas	5086	196	928	2948	7100
SAF	Kurtis	Drummond	Michigan State	6005	205	1038	3168	7778
RB	Ameer	Abdullah	Nebraska	5082	198	838	2978	7238
PT	Kyle	Loomis	Portland State	6014	222	958	3168	7800
FB	Tyler	Varga	Yale	5102	227	1058	2968	7200
RB	Jeremy	Langford	Michigan State	5115	211	878	3100	7518
RB	David	Cobb	Minnesota	5106	229	938	3158	7600
OLB	Mike	Hull	Penn State	6000	231	928	3018	7348
SAF	Ibraheim	Campbell	Northwestern	5114	210	1000	3000	7448
OT	Ali	Marpet	Hobart	6036	307	1018	3278	8000
OLB	Jordan	Hicks	Texas	6014	241	978	3168	7800
DE	Deion	Barnes	Penn State	6037	260	1000	3228	8058
OC	Chris	Jasperse	Marshall	6033	297	918	3148	7648
OC	Max	Garcia	Florida	6044	305	1028	3268	8178
OT	TJ	Clemmings	Pittsburgh	6045	307	1038	3478	8528
OG	Robert	Myers	Tennessee State	6050	329	938	3378	8068
DT	Carl	Davis	Iowa	6045	321	1100	3448	8448
OT	Jamil	Douglas	Arizona State	6040	307	1068	3218	7900
OT	Donovan	Smith	Penn State	6056	341	1048	3428	8300
OG	Laken	Tomlinson	Duke	6032	323	1028	3348	8248
OT	Rob	Havenstein	Wisconsin	6073	332	1000	3358	8148
OT	Trenton	Brown	Florida	6084	376	1078	3548	8648
WR	Vince	Mayle	Washington State	6020	219	878 R 900 L	3178	7738
WR	Justin	Hardy	East Carolina	5104	190	1000	3228	7678
WR	Tony	Lippett	Michigan State	6024	192	948	3278	7800
WR	Antwan	Goodley	Baylor	5104	210	928	3178	7718
TE	Nick	Boyle	Delaware	6044	267	1058	3338	8128
TE	Casey	Pierce	Kent State	6034	244	938	3158	7600
TE	Ben	Koyack	Notre Dame	6046	249	1048	3338	8058
DT	Louis	Trinca-Pasat	Iowa	6012	291	1000	3138	7668
DE	Henry	Anderson	Stanford	6063	287	1000	3268	7900
LS	Joe	Cardona	Navy			928	3100	7548
DE	Za'Darius	Smith	Kentucky	6045	270	978	3248	8000
DT	Danny	Shelton	Washinton	6016	343	1000	3168	7768
OLB	Zack	Hodges	Harvard	6025	242	948	3358	8168
DE	Hau'oli	Kikaha	Washington	6024	246	958	3148	7668
DE	Nate	Orchard	Utah	6032	251	1018	3300	7938

Yesterday, Steve Shoup gave us a preview of some players that could be fits for the Redskins at the Senior Bowl this week. Justin Byram has also previewed some of the players this week.  Here is Justin's take on a few players that Steve also covered yesterday.

Danny Shelton, NT, Washington

It would be wrong not to start the preview of the Senior Bowl with anyone but Shelton. The massive nose tackle may have made the most money of any prospect in Mobile. Shelton is a powerful player who has just enough athletic ability to rush the quarterback when he isn't filling double teams and clogging the middle of the offensive line. So why should Redskins fans care about a nose tackle, isn't their biggest need offensive tackle? Well while the Skins O-Line could without a doubt use upgrading, the nose tackle in a 3-4 defense is one of the most important positions of all, and Shelton's combination of size, strength and speed make him a very rare player. So rare, that the Redskins would be wise to take a look at Shelton if they trade back, or even at number 5 depending on how the rest of the predraft process goes for this behemoth.

Carl Davis, NT, Iowa

Carl Davis is a bit of a thinner prospect than Danny Shelton, but is quicker and pass rushes well. If the Redskins miss out on Shelton (good possibility) Davis would be a solid middle round addition to the Redskins defense. However, Davis has enjoyed a very good week in Mobile and may have pushed his stock higher than the middle rounds.

Nate Orchard, OLB, Utah

One of the most intriguing prospects in my opinion, Orchard has what scouts refer to as a "tweener" body, in other words Orchard is not big enough to play end, and might not be big or athletic enough to play outside linebacker. However, Orchard silenced his critics in Mobile, effectively rushing the passer from the outside linebacker position and showing the athletic ability to drop into coverage.

Cody Prewitt, S, Ole Miss

Prewitt has helped his stock while in Mobile, showing the range to play single high, and the physicality to play strong safety. Prewitt's film was up and down his senior year, but one thing's for sure, the senior loves the game of football. He is a competitor much like current Redskins CB Bashuad Breeland, and in my opinion the Redskins could use a few more players like that.

Laken Tomlinson, G, Duke

Tomilson is a massive guard (6'3" 323 lbs), and could be the most pro-ready guard of the draft. Tomlinson would add the beef that Scot McCloughan and Jay Gruden want, and could push for a starting position from day one.

Justin also previewed these players that Steve didn't cover yesterday:

Henry Anderson, DE, Stanford

Anderson may be the one true 3-4 defensive end in Mobile for the senior bowl. The 6'6" Stanford product is a long prospect that is a technician, much like his former teammate Trent Murphy. Anderson is not physically imposing but is a high energy player who could be a nice youth addition to the Redskins defensive line late in the draft.

Lorenzo Mauldin, OLB, Louisville

Mauldin played most of his college career with his hand in the dirt playing the 4-3 defensive end position. However, Mauldin enjoyed a pretty solid senior season while transitioning to a 3-4 outside linebacker. Mauldin is a player with a high ceiling who is only getting better the more comfortable he becomes in his new position.

Lynden Trail, OLB, Norfolk State

If Orchard wasn't the most intriguing prospect, it was probably Lynden Trail. The small school product isn't very well known, but played very well while in Mobile. Trail is a physical specimen checking in at 6'6" 262 lbs with 34.75" arms. Trail isn't a day one starter, but could pay huge dividends if he develops into the player he has the potential to become.

Josh Shaw, CB, USC

I highlighted Shaw as a prospect in the Shrine Game, and as a result of his good play he was promoted to the Senior Bowl this week. Shaw possesses the ability to play safety and corner, and a good showing at the Senior Bowl could return his draft stock close to where it was before he was suspended for most of his senior year.

Eric Rowe, CB, Utah

Rowe fits the mold of a Scot McCloughan corner, (he helped assemble the Legion of Boom in Seattle). Rowe checks in at 6'1" 204 lbs, who isn't afraid to hit or help in stop the run. Rowe is likely a second day pick at this point, but with a good Senior Bowl showing, combined with the NFL's current obsession with big corners, Rowe could rise as high as the top of the second round.

Kevin White/Senquez Golston, CB, TCU/Ole Miss

Two smaller corners at the Senior Bowl showed their quick feet and ability to cover. Both players project as slot cornerbacks which is something the Redskins desperately need. Golston was the better player heading into mobile, and grabbed 10 interceptions his senior season. However, White earned defensive back practice player of the week. Two players who could be on the Redskins radar through the middle of the rounds, and on your radar today at the Senior Bowl.