THE Washington Commanders Are on the road in search of future franchise players in the draft of the NFL 2025. Scouts, coaches and front office staff attend the events of the stars, the combination of NFL and professional days to divert the best hopes and even small school gems across the country.
Washington made an effort to watch and meet two defensive backs under the radar that could be flights.
Marcus Sheppard, CB, Northern Dakota State
Sheppard confirmed to me that he spoke to the scouts of Washington Commanders During his professional day after impressive training in front of several NFL teams. According to Aaron Wilson, the first Bison was timed at a period of 40 hours approximately 4.4 to 4.5. Marcus measured at 5 feet 11 inches, 190 lb and also carried out an impressive short shuttle of 4.31, 7.19 drills with 3 cones, with 13 represented. The 2024 national champion has played his last two seasons for the Northern Dakota after being transferred from Bowling Green. The features that stand out the most in Sheppard’s film are his hiding legs, the fluidity of his hips and his explosiveness in his change of direction. Marcus Sheppard is one of the best corners of the FCS in the NFL 2025 draft, and will be a flight for the NFL team that writes it.
There is a truly deep talent basin for the prospects of the FCS for the draft of the NFL 2025, and the strong safety of Jackson State Robert McDaniel is one of the best of them. A source tells me Commanders organized a private dinner with the versatile defender After his impressive professional day, and also met McDaniel at the HBCU combination in February. This year, HBCU football is well represented in the draft with McDaniel as my best classified HBCU hope, and a global player of the TOP 5 of the FCS. The former Jackson State standout felt this off -season with its HBCU combination figures and the Jackson State Pro Day. McDaniel is size, speed and athletics to align themselves in several positions for the NFL team who writes him, making him one of the greatest jewels of the draft.
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