5 Winners From Day 1 Of The Shrine Bowl

https://gbnreport.com/shrine-week-2020-monday/

Khalil Davis looked good in the clips I saw. 6-2, 305 3-tech. But watched some of his Purdue game and he's very slow off the snap. 

Slow was being kind. 

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/shrine-bowl-defensive-line-offensive-line-bravvon-roy-khalil-davis-john-penisini-michael-onwenu

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/2020-eastwest-shrine-bowl-day-3-recap--east-drills

https://gbnreport.com/shrine-week-2019-wednesday/

The best overall QB to my eyes on the East roster, by a reasonable margin, is JAMES MORGAN/FIU #12. He ‘s been a slick ball handler and an accurate thrower, who can really bring the heat. However, he’s not breaking fingers and throws a very catchable ball. At 6’4/230, he’s a decent athlete who can run a bit and extend plays. I see him as a fairly early Day 3 draftee. He makes good decisions on who to throw to and can lob the ball high for his tall receivers on the sideline and end zone.

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/shrine-spotlight--a-6-foot-8-soccer-star-turned-offensive-tackle

https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/shrine-bowl-khalil-davis-2020-nfl-draft-nebraska-cornhusker

Thanks for posting these Barr,  Davis is intruiging but Onwenu has my complete attention. He’s got the ass to go along with those long arms, would love to see him pound on some of the Norse DT’s

Morgan looking the part so far.

Onwenu is fools gold. He's had plenty of opportunity to impress at Michigan, and seems to have always been on the bubble until this past year, when he supposedly came to camp under 350lbs for the first time since high school. He'll never block at the second level, too slow to pull, and to slow to consistently handle faster DT's.  

Runyan looked good