In the end, the American Team secured a 22-19 victory thanks to a walk-off, game-winning touchdown from TCU wide receiver Jack Bech. Bech had a particularly good game, as he was able to show off his ability to win in contested situations.

Several defensive linemen from the Senior Bowl stood out as potential targets for the Kansas City #Chiefs in the 2025 NFL draft.

In a post-Senior Bowl mock draft from Giants Wire, the New York Giants give Dexter Lawrence a tag team partner and land a new quarterback.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have plenty of positions to address in the 2025 NFL Draft, and these Senior Bowl standouts could be key targets.

The Green Bay Packers have a long-running history of drafting players from the annual Senior Bowl event. Just last year, eight of the Packers’ 11 draft picks participated at the Senior Bowl, and a ninth was invited but couldn’t participate due to injury.

OL Grey Zabel (6-5, 316), North Dakota State Zabel played predominately at left tackle for the Bison, but he also took guard and center reps throughout the practices at the Senior Bowl. He didn't lose any of his 12 reps in 1-on-1s, according to The 33rd Team, and allowed a marginal pressure on 2 reps.

There isn’t much of a pass rush from Black, but he does fill a considerable need for the Broncos, even with their talented defensive line. While the Broncos had the third-best rushing defense in the NFL, they gave up explosives upfront, especially against the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs.

That being said, some NFL teams or media analysts put more stock in this week than I do, so ultimately, the Senior Bowl does have a legitimate effect on where these players end up being drafted and therefore is worthy of our attention.

Could Slater be the next top NFL offensive lineman to come out of a small school? The Seahawks paid close attention at the Senior Bowl.