A relative Who’s Who of 2024 NFL prospects from FCS college football programs will be participating in the biggest all-star games in January and February.
The best of the postseason showcases draw hundreds of NFL personnel (plus USFL/XFL and CFL) to the practices and games to evaluate candidates for the draft, which will be held from April 25-27 in Detroit.
Following is a working list of FCS players who have been announced for the bigger all-star games:
78th Hula Bowl
Jan. 13 at FBC Mortgage Stadium in Orlando, Florida
Team Kai (Head Coach Brian Billick)
Mike Edwards, OT, Campbell
Hayden Hatten, WR, Idaho (two receptions, 31 yards, TD)
Jacob Johanning, OG, Furman
PJ Jules, S, Southern Illinois (four tackles)
Mason Pline, TE, Ferris State/Furman
Winston Reid, LB, Weber State (three tackles)
Davius Richard, QB, North Carolina Central (3 of 5, six yards)
Lorenzo Thompson, OT, Rhode Island
Mikey Victor, CB, Alabama State (one tackle)
Team Aina (Head Coach Mike Smith)
Khristian Boyd, DT, Northern Iowa (three tackles)
Jalen Coker, WR, Holy Cross (two receptions, 52 yards, TD)
Nick Gargiulo, C, Yale/South Carolina
Cam Grandy, TE, Illinois State (two receptions, 18 yards)
Ty James, WR, Mercer
Lawrence Johnson, S, Southeast Missouri (six tackles, including five solos)
A.J. Simon, DE, UAlbany (two assisted tackles)
Isaiah Stalbird, LB/S, South Dakota State (five tackles, fumble recovery)
David White Jr., WR, Western Carolina
Invited/Unable to Play: Sundiata Anderson, DE, Grambling State; Nick Correia, OL, Rhode Island; Ryan Flournoy, WR, Southeast Missouri
9th Tropical Bowl
Jan. 20 at Municipal Stadium in Daytona Beach, Florida
Team Black (Head Coach Jim Collins)
Nick Cerimele, OL, Elon/Chattanooga
Ricardo Chavez, PK, Idaho
Russell Dandy, CB, Eastern Illinois
Mike DiLiello, QB, Austin Peay (6 of 11, 38 yards, two INTs; TD run)
Cole Dow, ATH/QB, Dayton (2 of 3, three yards; 56 rushing yards; two receptions)
Levi Drake Rodriguez, DL, SAGU/Texas A&M-Commerce (four TFL for 19 yards, three sacks)
Rod Gattison, CB, Western Carolina
Devon Harper, WR/Return, Mercer (two receptions, 10 yards)
Michael Hiers, QB, Samford (3 of 6, 12 yards; 20-yard run)
Assanti Kearney, WR, Monmouth (two receptions, 13 yards)
Brennen McGuire, WR, Gardner-Webb
Philip Ossai, LB, Houston Baptist/North Alabama (two tackles)
Kyren Petteway, WR, Central Connecticut State/LIU (two receptions 16 yards)
DJ Powell, WR, Bethune-Cookman/Duquesne
Jordan Riggs, DL, Merrimack
Jackson Taylor, LB, Delaware (three tackles, 58-yard INT return)
Nick White, DE, Monmouth
Jayden Wickware, S, Princeton/San Diego
Team American (Head Coach Todd Littlejohn)
Ayir Asante, WR, Holy Cross/Wyoming (three receptions, 86 yards, TD; 45 kickoff return yards)
Ryan Atkins, OL, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Maleak Bryant, TE, UAB/LIU
DeQuece Carter, WR, Fordham/Indiana
Joe Casale, LB, Robert Morris (four tackles)
Mitch Davidson, QB, Youngstown State (3 of 13, 43 yards)
Sebastian Delasoudas, C, Rhode Island
Nolan Grooms, QB, Yale (3 of 6, 60 yards, INT; 23 rushing yards)
Nicholas Lerew, ILB, SMU/Stetson (four tackles)
Bryce Oliver, WR, Youngstown State
Jai Roe, CB, LIU
Mason Tipton, WR, Yale
Andre Tucker, WR, Monmouth
Chris Walker, OT, Montana
99th East-West Shrine Bowl
Feb. 1 at Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, Texas
8 p.m. ET, NFL Network
East (Coach Richard Hightower)
Khristian Boyd, DT, Northern Iowa (three tackles)
McCallan Castles, TE, UC Davis/Tennessee
Steele Judy, LS, The Citadel
Mason Pline, TE, Ferris State/Furman (7-yard reception)
Jaden Shirden, RB, Monmouth (8-yard reception, 3-yard run)
Jalen Sundell, C, North Dakota State
Mikey Victor, CB, Alabama State
David White Jr., WR, Western Carolina
West (Coach Mike Kafka)
Sundiata Anderson, OL, Grambling State
Jalen Coker, WR, Holy Cross
Anim Dankwah, OT, Howard
Josiah Ezirim, OT, Eastern Kentucky
Cam Grandy, TE, Illinois State
Garret Greenfield, OT, South Dakota State
C.J. Hanson, OG, Holy Cross
Myles Harden, CB, South Dakota
Zach Heins, TE, South Dakota State (26-yard reception)
Jadon Janke, WR, South Dakota State (two receptions, 57 yards)
Jaxon Janke, WR, South Dakota State (two receptions, 26 yards)
Mason McCormick, OG, South Dakota State
75th Reese’s Senior Bowl
Feb. 3 at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama
1 p.m. ET, NFL Network
American (Coach Terrell Williams)
Ryan Flournoy, WR, Southeast Missouri (13-yard reception)
Jalyx Hunt, OLB, Houston Christian
National (Coach Jeff Ulbrich)
Isaiah Davis, RB, South Dakota State (6 carries, 29 yards, including 20-yarder; 4-yard reception)
Dylan Laube, RB, New Hampshire (4 carries, 10 yards)
3rd HBCU Legacy Bowl
Feb. 24 at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans
4 p.m. ET, NFL Network
Team Gaither (Head Coaches Alvin Parker and Larry Scott)
Darrian Brokenburr, DE, Howard
Brennan Brown, TE, Howard
Darren Butts, RB, Hampton
Jonathan Cardoza-Chicas, K/P, Delaware State
Brandon Codrington, DB, North Carolina Central
Latrell Collier, RB, North Carolina Central
Taymon Cooke, WR/KR, North Carolina A&T
Patrick Godbolt, DE, South Carolina State
James Green, S, Tennessee State
Jeblonski Green Jr., DE, South Carolina State
Joshua Green, Tennessee State
Evan Gregory, OL, Norfolk State
Gerone Hamilton Jr., LS, Howard
Brandon Hardy, OL, Hampton
DeShawn Ingram, OL, Howard
Lawrence Lagrone, OL, North Carolina A&T
Malcolm Magee, DB, South Carolina State
Jae’Veyon Morton, CB, Morgan State
Adrian Olivo, PK, North Carolina Central
Samuel Pearson, OL, Delaware State
Treveyon Pratt, WR, Morgan State
Davius Richard, QB, North Carolina Central (Offensive MVP)
Lawrence Richardson, LB, Morgan State
Manny Smith, DB, North Carolina Central
Tairiq Stewart, OL, North Carolina A&T,
Jordan Toles, S, Morgan State
Qwahsin Townsel, LB, Hampton
B.J. Turner, LB, North Carolina A&T
Noah Washington, DL, Morgan State
Ian Wheeler, RB, Howard
Quinton Williams, QB, Howard
Team Robinson (Head Coaches Chennis Berry and Bubba McDowell)
Colton Adams, LB, Alabama State
Cedric Anderson, DB, Grambling State
Ryan Atkins, OL, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Tristan Ballard, TE, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Jordan Carter, DB, Southern
Cameron Covin, OL, Florida A&M
Eric Dunn Jr., PL, Prairie View A&M
Deontae Graham, OL, Jackson State
Tre’Vion Green, LB, Prairie View A&M
Zareon Hayes, DE, Alabama A&M (Defensive MVP)
Jaheem Hazel, DB, Jackson State
Aidan Hemphill, OL, Texas Southern
Omari Hill-Robinson, CB, Bethune-Cookman
Jacorey Howard, RB, Texas Southern
Jarveon Howard, RB, Alcorn State
John Huggins, S, Jackson State
Monterio Hunt, WR, Alcorn State
KeyShawn Johnson, LB, Prairie View A&M
Tyler Judson, DB, Southern
Isaiah Major, LB, Florida A&M
Lewis Matthews, LB, Grambling State
Myles McHaney IV, LB, Prairie View A&M
Bryce Miller, LS, Alabama A&M
Demetri Morsell, CB, Southern
Jeremy Moussa, QB, Florida A&M
Irv Mulligan, RB, Jackson State
Andrew Ogletree, DL, Alabama State
LaDarius Owens, RB, Texas Southern
Isaac Peppers, LB, Jackson State
Lyndon Rash, RB, Grambling State
Marcus Riley, WR, Florida A&M
Jah’Marae Sheread, WR, Florida A&M
Eric Smith, DB, Florida A&M
D.J. Stevens, TE, Jackson State
Arrington Taylor, OL, Prairie View A&M
Jonathan Williams, OL, Alabama A&M
Ray Williams, DB, Jackson State
Kamari Young, TE, Florida A&M