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Top NFL Draft Prospects in the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl Led by David Sills

HERO Sports by HERO Sports
December 13, 2017
Top NFL Draft Prospects in the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl Led by David Sills

The Heart of Dallas Bowl features West Virginia and Utah, two solid programs running very different scheme on both sides of the ball. Both, however, have talent the NFL covets.

Here are the top NFL Draft prospects in the Heart of Dallas Bowl.

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Will Grier, QB — West Virginia

Grier had a very good first season with West Virginia, tallying nearly 3,500 yards to go with 34 TD and 12 INT. He also runs well and is relatively accurate. Considering the QB class and room for growth, Grier may be wise to come back to Morgantown for another season to get better and improve his stock. As it stands, most draftniks project a late-round mark for Grier, up to and including the chance he goes undrafted in 2018.

UPDATE
 

#WVU gets some great news: QB Will Grier is returning for the 2018 season and not entering the NFL draft early. Had a 34-12 TD-INT ratio in his first season there.

— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 14, 2017

David Sills, WR — West Virginia

Sills can be a matchup problem for smaller corners at 6-foot-4 and 205 pounds. He's not a burner (4.57) but is a big target in the red zone and a good bet to win a lot of 50-50 balls. Sills tends to come with a Round 3-4 grade.

Darren Carrington, WR — Utah

The former Oregon Ducks receiver showed explosive ability in Eugene and flashed the same in Utah, but also displayed better route-running ability than in prior seasons. He's a 4.5 runner with size at 6-foot-2 and just under 200 pounds.

Lowell Lotulelei, DT — Utah

Younger brother of Carolina Panthers DL Star, Lotulelei is a horse at nose tackle at 315 pounds. He doesn't have the explosion Star did coming out, but still projects as a Day 3 prospects.

OTHERS: Matt Gay, PK — Utah; Mitch Wishnowsky, P — Utah; Raelon Singleton, WR — Utah; Boobie Hobbs, CB — Utah; Gary Jennings, WR — West Virginia[divider]

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