Football Coverage from AFC East to NCAA FCS
Small-school defensive ends BJ Thompson (Stephen F. Austin) and Titus Leo (Wagner), who both hail from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) ranks, took advantage of the increased exposure provided by the East West Shrine Bowl.
Tim Demorat, Thomas Greaney, and Titus Leo all traveled a similar road to Las Vegas.
Seven former NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) standouts have accepted their invitations to the annual Reese’s Senior Bowl and have arrived in Mobile for their week-long job interviews.
Here are four FCS products to focus on when the NFLPA Bowl airs exclusively on NFL Network at 6:00 pm ET Saturday.
Here are five potential NFL Draft picks who competed for FCS programs this past fall.
The four “small-school” stars all logged at least one start while experiencing differing degrees of success during their rookie seasons in the National Football League.
Looking ahead to the 2023 NFL Draft season, here are the FCS players who have received invitations to major all-star games.
Selecting a second prospect from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision at the 2022 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots took South Dakota State running back Pierre Strong, Jr. in the fourth round at No. 127 overall.
In what was a UConn-organized event, three kids from local FCS programs stole the show. Sacred Heart’s Julius Chestnut and Josh Sokol along with Central Connecticut’s Tyshaun James all signed NFL contracts after grabbing scouts’ attention at the Huskies Pro Day.
Tracking the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision presence at the 2022 National Football League Draft, all FCS selections are listed below.
Three NCAA Football Championship Subdivision prospects landed in the Top 35 at the 2022 NFL Draft. With the second selection of the second round, the Green Bay Packers drafted North Dakota State product Christian Watson at No. 34 overall.
After swapping First Round picks on Draft Night and sending the No. 21 selection to the Kansas City Chiefs, the New England Patriots drafted Chattanooga offensive lineman Cole Strange 29th overall. It marked the first time since 2008 that multiple FCS prospects were selected in the First Round.
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