More than 90 of our 2022 East-West Shrine Bowl class are now joined with hundreds of our alumni in the NFL.
Key notes:
- *More than 90 players on rosters or NFL practice squads (53 on current 53 man rosters.)
- *All 5 of our Division II players made NFL rosters.
- Dareke Young – Seattle Seahawks
- Sam Webb – Las Vegas Raiders
- Dallis Flowers – Indianapolis Colts
- D’anthony Bell– Cleveland Browns
- Sam Roberts – New England Patriots
- *All 3 of our HBCU players were either drafted or made NFL rosters.
- Cobie Durant – Los Angeles Rams
- James Houston Jr. – Detroit Lions
- De’Shaan Dixon – Jacksonville Jaguars
Below are our week one top performers.
P Ryan Stonehouse – Tennessee Titans
Special Teams Coordinator Craig Aukerman has praised Ryan Stonehouse for his field punts and “big-time” leg. Stonehouse is in the Top three Punters ranked by pEPA, after week one. He ended the game with six punts averaging 57 yards with a long of 66.
Week 1 is in the books!! Here are your punter rankings:
— Puntalytics (@ThePuntRunts) September 13, 2022
pay no attention to the tiny sample sizes (min 2 punts) pic.twitter.com/nrFLyrCoLQ
WR Kyle Philips – Tennessee Titans
Kyle Phillips been an asset to the Titans offense. He had a total of nine targets, six catches for 66 yards, ahead all Titans receivers.
;LOOK AT THAT MAN GO @kylephilips17
— Tennessee Titans (@Titans) September 11, 2022
: Watch #NYGvsTEN on @FOX pic.twitter.com/MDZGAKdMSW
RB Isiah Pacheco – Kansas City Chiefs
Isiah Pacheco led the Chiefs in rushing yards (62) with 12 carries and a touchdown.
All of Isiah Pacheco’s Week 1 touches. pic.twitter.com/EN1t0gE5Tz
— Zareh Kantzabedian (@ZKantzFF) September 13, 2022
The 2023 East-West Shrine Bowl will be played on February 2, 2023 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas,NV.
