Texas A&M Aggies’ Shemar Stewart sends a message to NFL GMS – Sports Illustrated

With 11 players to be selected in this NFL project in April, there may be no more intriguing perspective on Texas A & M AGGIES from Shemar Stewart.

Former Edge Locka Edge’s five -star edge, Florida, left college with 4.5 sacks of the career after three seasons. Yet, even with restless production regarding the reception of the defender, it is still expected to become a choice of the first round.

This opinion does not seem likely to change, as he gathered an excellent week in Reese’s senior cup. Tom Pelisero from NFL.com described Stewart as “one of the most sophisticated athletes” in the class of draft.

Not only the project of experts and internal persons help to emphasize Stuart. Aggies Edge Rusher even plays its role. During a recent interview with Pelisero Stewart sent a message to NFL general managers.

“If I were GM, I would have taken me with the highest choice you have. You don’t want to miss this, ”Stewart said.

So what is this for Stuart who likes analysts? Well, at 6 feet-5 and 281 pounds, Stewart has the size, speed and length to play from the edge in NFL. He showed the flashes of those impressive measurable in his time in A&M.

He continues to show flashes during his week at The Senior Bowl. Where he praised the project analysts for his explosiveness.

A strong display in the senior bowl will at first glance add only to Stuart’s shares as April approaches. The Senior Cup game was set for Kickoff on Saturday at 1:30 pm.

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