worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Kaevon Merriweather attended Romulus High School before attending Belleville High School located in Belleville, MI. At Belleville High, he recorded 43 solo tackles and seven assists as a senior, with four tackles for loss and one sack. He collected 34 tackles as a junior, with eight for loss and six pass breakups. Merriweather also competed in basketball and ran track as a prep. He garnered second-team all-conference honors and was defensive Player of the Year as a junior.
SCHOOL: IOWA | CONFERENCE: BIG TEN ACCOLADES2023 NFL Combine Participant 2023 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant 2022 PFF All-America First-Team 2022 Sporting News All-America Second-Team 2022 AP All-America Second-Team 2022 Phil Steele All-America Third-Team 2022 Coaches Appreciation Award 2022 Phil Steele All-Big Ten Third-Team 2022 AP All-Big Ten Second-Team 2022 Coaches All-Big Ten Honorable Mention 202 Media All-Big Ten Honorable Mention 2022 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award 2022 Jason Whitten Collegiate Man of the Year Award Semifinalist 2021 Coaches Appreciation Award 2021 Wuerffel Trophy Preseason Watchlist
Draft Projection: 7th Round - UDFA (Priority)
NFL Comparison: DeShon Elliot (Detroit Lions)
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worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Sean Jones Jr attended Richmond Senior High School in Rockingham, NC. He recorded 35 tackles, three interceptions as a senior, and 11 receptions for 382 yards and five touchdowns at Richmond Senior High. In his junior season, he recorded four interceptions. He garnered all-conference in his junior and senior seasons and was selected to the Shrine Bowl as a senior.
SCHOOL: APPALACHIAN ST | CONFERENCE: SUN BELT accolades2023 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Participant 2022 Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American Second-Team 2022 Chuck Bednarik Watch List 2022 Bronko Nagurski Trophy Watch List 2022 East-West Shrine Bowl Watch List 2021 FWAA All-American Frist-Team 2021 Phil Steele All-American Frist-Team 2021 PFN All-American Frist-Team 2021 Walter Camp Football Foundation Second-Team
Draft Projection: 5th - 7th Round
NFL Comparison: Darious Williams (Jacksonville Jaguars) worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Chase Brice attended Grayson High School located in Grayson, GA. During his senior year, he passed for 2,830 yards, 33 touchdowns, and three interceptions, leading Grayson to a state title in 2016. Overall, Brice passed for 7,977 yards for 89 touchdowns and 25 interceptions in his prep career posting a 40-7 record. As a junior, he threw for 2,703 yards, 29 touchdowns, nine interceptions, and 20 touchdowns as a sophomore.
SCHOOL: APPALACHIAN ST | CONFERENCE: SUNBELT accolades2023 East-West Shrine Bowl Participant 2022 PFF All-Sun Belt Third-Team 2022 All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention 2022 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watchlist 2022 Maxwell Award Pre-Season Watchlist 2022 Davey O’Brien Award Pre-Season Watchlist 2022 East-West Shrine Bowl Pre-Season Watchlist 2021 All-Sun Belt Third-Team 2021 Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year
Draft Projection: 7th Round - UDFA (Priority)
NFL Comparison: Sam Darnold (San Franciso 49ers) worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson.  Player Bio: Nick Hampton attended Westside High School in Anderson, SC. During his season, Hampton recorded 43 tackles (10 for loss), four sacks, and a forced fumble. In his junior year, he made 63 tackles (15 for loss), and seven sacks. He garnered a two-time all-region I-AAAAA selection and a two-time (Anderson) Independent-Mail all-area selection. He also competed in track and field.
SCHOOL: APPALACHIAN ST | CONFERENCE: SUN BELT ACCOLADES2023 NFL Combine Participant 2023 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant 2022 Coaches All-Sun Belt First-Team 2021 PFF All-Sun Belt First-Team 2021 Coaches All-Sun Belt Third-Team 2020 PFF All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention
Draft Projection: 5th - 6th Round
NFL Comparison: Samson Ebukam (Indianopolis Colts) worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Tavius Robinson attended Guelph Collegiate Vocational, located in Ontario, CAN. He helped lead Guelph Collegiate Vocational to back-to-back 10 titles during his junior and senior years. He garnered D10 MVP and Lineman of the Year and was a three-time D10 all-star. Robinson also lettered in basketball and track and field at Collegiate Vocational. He attended the University of Guelph in Ontario and earned OUA second-team all-stars by registering 39 tackles (11½ tackles for loss) and 8½ sacks as a sophomore for the Gryphons. Robinson tallied 26 tackles and five sacks as a freshman and named to the OUA All-Rookie team.
SCHOOL: OLE MISS | CONFERENCE: SEC ACCOLADES2023 NFL Combine Participant 2022 Reese’s Senior Bowl Watch List 2022 Athletic Director's Honor Roll 2021 Athletic Director's Honor Roll 2021 Dean's Honor Roll 2020 Dean's Honor Roll
Draft Projection: 6th Round - UDFA
NFL Comparison: Jabari Zuniga (New Orleans Saints) worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Aubrey Miller Jr attended Whitehaven High School located in Memphis, TN. During his senior season at Whitehaven High, he recorded 147 total tackles (21 tackles for loss), seven sacks, four interceptions, interceptions, returns for touchdowns, and five forced fumbles. Miller Jr. recorded 50 tackles in 11 games as a junior in 2015, with two interceptions, one quarterback hurry, and one fumble recovery. He helped guide Whitehaven High to a Class 6A State Championship and a 15-0 record in 2016. He garnered Tennessee Titan Mr. Football Class 6A Lineman, All-Region 6A, All-Shelby Metro Team, All-Tennessee Team, Autozone Liberty Bowl Defensive Player of the Year, Chicago Opening Regional M.V.P. Award, New Orleans Rivals M.V.P. Miller Jr. received invitations to play in the Blue-Gray All-America Bowl and the 2016 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
SCHOOL: JACKSON ST | CONFERENCE: SWAC ACCOLADES2023 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant 2022 All-SWAC First-Team 2022 All-SWAC Defensive Player of the Year 2022 All-SWAC Preseason First-Team 2021 Coaches All-SWAC First-Team
Draft Projection: 7th Round - UDFA (Priority)
NFL Comparison: Denzel Perryman (Houston Texans) worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Trey Plamer attended Kentwood High School located in Kentwood, LA. In his senior year, he helps lead Kentwood High to the Class 1A state title after surpassing 1,000 receiving yards. He was also a track standout, winning the 100-meter state title as a senior and capturing four 200-meter state championships, including a state meet record time of 21.11 in his senior season.
SCHOOL: NEBRASKA | CONFERENCE: BIG TEN ACCOLADES2023 NFL Combine Participant 2022 Media All-Big Ten Second-Team 2022 Coaches All-Big Ten Third-Team 2022 Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll
Draft Projection: 4th - 5th Round
NFL Comparison: Nelson Agholar (Baltimore Ravens) Worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  steven avila tcu #36 (round 2)  The Los Angeles Rams enters Day Three of the 2023 NFL Draft with nine selections remaining. The Rams selected TCU's versatile offensive lineman Steven Avila with their 36th selection. At some throughout Avila's collegiate career, he played all positions on the offensive line. Avila initially was TCU's starting center; however, when Sonny Dykes was named head coach, he brought his starting center with him from SMU and forced Avila to move to guard. Avila proudly accepted that move as he would dominate it by allowing zero sacks and was named All-Big XII First-Teams by numerous media channels. byron young tennessee #77 (round 3) Ram's General Manager, Les Snead, indicated earlier in the week that the scouts were concerned with the "Black Hole" (no fourth-round selection) and expected to move down to acquire that selection. The Rams traded back; they moved from #69 to #73 and swapped their #73 to #89 with the New York Giants while acquiring a fourth-round selection (#128). When it was time to make a selection at #77, the Rams remained firm with not moving that pick as they selected the player they had scouted all along. At the #77th overall pick, the Rams selected Byron Young, the speedy EDGE rusher from Tennessee. Young had a success story that no one wanted him out of high school; therefore, he worked as an assistant manager at The Dollar Store. His passion for playing football never left his heart, as he decided to start working out and enrolled at Georgia Military College. Young's hard work paid off by earning him a scholarship to the University of Tennessee and being selected as the SEC All-American First-Team player. Young was one of the prospects that were 24 years of age, as many teams may have been concerned about his age rather than selecting him in the higher rounds. kobie turner wake forest #89 (Round 3) As the Rams approached their #89 selection, many expected them to select a wide receiver, cornerback, or tightend. However, knowing the unorthodox ways of Snead drafts and his trades, he threw a sinker at the Ramily nation. At the #89 pick, the Rams selected a player on many teams scouting reports as a UDFA (undrafted free agent). The Rams selected Wake Forest defensive tackle Kobie Turner, a graduate transfer from the University of Richmond. Turner better known as "The Conductor", as he composes music, was a two-time Colonial Athletic Association First-Team selection. Turner knew he needed to film more of himself at a Power-5 school to be seen by scouts. That he did, Ram's defensive line coach, Eric Henderson, had his eyes on him the entire time as the Rams selected Turner with that 89th selection. As McVay passed the phone to Coach Henderson to speak with Turner, we witnessed the excitement in Henderson's eyes and his voice that he had his guy (watch video). projections Rams need a wide receiver with return capabilities, cornerback, and inside linebacker, tight end, offensive tackle, and safety.
Watch for these players to be selected: Quarterbacks Stetson Bennett Georgia - Selected by Los Angeles Rams (Round 4) ✅ Dorian Thompson-Robinson UCLA - Selected by Cleveland Browns (Round 5) Jaren Hall BYU - Selected by Minnesota Vikings (Round 5) Receivers Charlie Jones Purdue - Selected by Cincinnati Bengals (Round 4) Trey Palmer Nebraska - Selected by Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Round 6) Cornerbacks Terrell Smith Minnesota Darius Rush South Carolina - Selected by Indianapolis Colts (Round 5) Darrell Luter Jr. South Alabama - Selected by San Francisco 49ers (Round 5) Rejzohn Wright Oregon St - Signed UDFA (Priority) by Carolina Panthers Inside Linebackers Henry To'o'Too Alabama - Selected by Houston Texans (Round 5) Owen Pappoe Auburn - Selected by Arizona Cardinals (Round 5) Ivan Pace Jr Cincinnati - Signed UDFA (Priority) by Minnesota Vikings Safety Antonio Johnson Texas A&M - Selected by Jacksonville Jaguars (Round 5) Daniel Scott Cal Berkeley - Selected by Indianapolis Colts (Round 5) Anthony Johnson Jr Iowa State - Selected by Green Bay Panthers (Round 7) Christopher Smith II Georgia - Selected by Las Vegas Raiders (Round 5) Running Back Chase Brown Illinois - Selected by Cincinnati Bengals (Round 5) Israel Abanikanda Pittsburgh - Selected by New York Jets (Round 5) Tight End Josh Whyle Cincinnati - Selected by Tennessee Titans (Round 5) Zach Kuntz Old Dominion - Selected by New York Jets (Round 7) Will Mallory Miami - Selected by Indianapolis Colts (Round 5) Offensive Tackle Joey Fisher Shepherd - Signed UDFA by San Francisco 49ers Jaelyn Duncan Maryland - Selected by Tennessee Titans (Round 6) WORLDWIDE RAMSEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio:Tanner McKee prepped at Centennial High School located in Corona, CA. As a senior at Centennial High, he passed for 2,150 yards for 23 touchdowns, 675 yards rushing, and 11 touchdowns. As a junior, he had 3,755 yards passing, 39 touchdowns, 539 yards rushing, and 17 touchdowns. He helped lead Centennial to two league titles and two CIF titles, named 2016 Big VIII Player of the Year, 2016 All-CIF, 2016 all-state second team, 2017 all-state, 2017 All-CIF, 2017 Big VIII MVP, and an Elite 11 Finalist. He was the MVP of the Polynesian Bowl and received an invite to the 2018 Army All-American Game.
SCHOOL: STANFORD | CONFERENCE: PAC-12 ACCOLADES2022 Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll 2022 Gundelach Award 2021 Coaches All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention 2021 Davey O'Brien 2021 Irving S. Zeimer MVP 2021 Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll
Draft Projection: 7th Round
NFL Comparison: Mike Glennon (Miami Dolphins) WORLDWIDE RAMSEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Asim Richards attended Haverford High School located in Haverford Township, PA. Richards played tight end and defensive line at Haverford High posting 133 tackles (31 tackles for loss), 13 sacks, three forced fumbles, and three fumble recoveries. Richards garnered All-USA Pennsylvania first team, All-Inter-Ac League First-Team, 2018 Mini Max Award (awarded by the Maxwell Football Club to select standout players in eastern Pennsylvania), and second-team All-Inter-AC. He also excelled on the Haverfords basketball team as a two-sport star.
SCHOOL: UNC | CONFERENCE: ACC accolades2023 NFL Combine Participant 2023 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant 2022 All-ACC Third-Team
Draft Projection: 7th Round
NFL Comparison: Jordan Mills (San Francisco 49ers) WORLDWIDE RAMSEd " Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Jonathon Cruz attended Cartersville High School, located in Cartersville, GA. He won 15-0 AAAA State Champion seasons in 2015 and 2016. He enjoyed a 53-3 record, including a school-record 41-game winning streak. Hurricanes went 11-1 and won AAAA Region 5 with a perfect 6-0 mark as Cruz was 72-of-72 in PAT attempts, 6-of-8 in FGA with a school-record long of 55 yards. He scored 90 points as a senior, and 401 had 81 kickoffs for touchbacks in his Career. He received five stars with an FG rating of 99 from the National Camp Series after representing Team Jackson at the 2016 South Region event. Took first place among upperclassmen in FG category for kicking coach. He is a four-time Special Teams Player of the Year. SCHOOL: OLE MISS | CONFERENCE: SEC
accolades2022 Phil Steele All-SEC Third-Team 2022 Athletic Director's Honor Roll 2021 Athletic Director's Honor Roll 2019 Lou Groza Award Preseason Watchlist 2019 Coaches All-C-USA Preseason Watchlist 2019 Coaches All-C-USA Special Teams Player of the Year 2018 C-USA Honor Roll
Draft Projection: 7th Round - UDFA (Priority)
NFL Comparison: N/A worldwide ramsEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: De'Jahn "Nugget" Warren attended Suitland High School located in Landover, MD. He was the No. 1 junior college prospect in the country by Rivals and named Junior College All-American.
SCHOOL: JACKSON ST | CONFERENCE: SWAC ACCOLADES2023 HBCU Combine Participant 2023 Legacy Bowl Participant 2019 Junior College All-American Honorable Mention
Draft Projection: 7th Round - UDFA (Priority)
NFL Comparison: Xavien Howard (Miami Dolphins) WORLDWIDE RAMSEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: DJ Dale attended Clay-Chalkville High School in Pinson, AL. As a junior, he collected 38 tackles (14 for loss), on his way to Class 6A First Team All-State honors from the Alabama Sports Writers Association. He garnered All-American by PrepStar and participated in Nike's "The Opening" regionals in Buford, GA.
SCHOOL: ALABAMA | CONFERENCE: SEC ACCOLADES2023 NFL Combine Participant 2023 Reese's Senior Bowl Participant 2022 Preseason All-SEC Third-Team
Draft Projection: 6th -7th Round
NFL Comparison: Isaiah Buggs (Detroit Lions) WORLDWIDE RAMSEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Brenton Cox Jr attended Stockbridge High School in Stockbridge, GA. In his senior year, he recorded 42 tackles, five sacks, and 9.5 tackles for a loss. He garnered 2017 All-State Class 5A First Team defensive honors from the AJC and the Associated Press, 2017 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Preseason Super 11, Member of Team Highlights in 2018 Under Armour All-American Game, Final Five Defensive Lineman at Nike’s The Opening 2017 Finals, 2016 All-State Class 5A First Team defense by the AJC, AP, and the Georgia Coaches Association (South), and the Henry Herald Defensive Player of the year for Henry County.
SCHOOL: FLORIDA | CONFERENCE: SEC ACCOLADES2020 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2020 AP All-SEC Second Team 2019 SEC Academic Honor Roll
Draft Projection: 4th - 5th Round
NFL Comparison: Frank Clark (Kansas City Chiefs) WORLDWIDE RAMSEd "Pi Double I" Henderson  Player Bio: Kelee Ringo prepped at Saguaro High School, located in Scottsdale, AZ. As a senior, he helped lead Saguaro to an 11-2 record and a finish as the 2019 AIA Open Division state runners-up. Ringo played defensive back and running back for the Sabercats, made 32 tackles, four tackles for loss, three pass breakups, and three interceptions, and rushed 52 times for 712 yards and 13 touchdowns his senior year. As a junior, he led Saguaro to its sixth-straight state championship. Ringo notched 31 tackles, four pass breakups, and one interception and made a significant contribution on the 2017 state title team as a sophomore, registering 24 tackles, six pass breakups, and an interception in his first varsity season. He garnered the 2019 USA Today All-USA Preseason First Team. He was honored as First Team All-American, 2019 USA Today All-USA defense, and the inaugural Sports Illustrated All-American team. He was invited to the 2019 Opening Finals after a strong performance at the Oakland regional. However, he did not attend the 2020 All-American Bowl, where he committed to Georgia in front of a national NBC audience. A world-class junior sprinter with the top 100 meters (10.43) and 200-meter times (21.18) in Arizona as a junior, winning AIA Division III state titles in both events in 2019.
SCHOOL: GEORGIA | CONFERENCE: SEC ACCOLADES2023 NFL Combine Participant 2022 AP All-SEC Second-Team 2022 Coaches All-SEC Second-Team 2021 CoacheS’ Freshman All-SEC Team
Draft Projection: 2nd - 3rd Round
NFL Comparison: Benjamin St-Juste (Washington Commanders) |
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