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Scout Interview: Ryan Langan, LS, Georgia Southern
Senior Bowl long snapper Ryan Langan from Georgia Southern joins us for an interview.
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Senior Bowl long snapper Ryan Langan from Georgia Southern joins us for an interview.
Get to know Georgia Southern long snapper Ryan Langan, as he joins Ric Serritella of NFL Draft Bible on ‘The State of Football,’ Part of the FanNation Network, Powered By Sports Illustrated.
Growing up in Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, with a population of 300, Langan played six-man football in high school, where he would discover his desire for long snapping. With over 500 career snaps and zero miscues during his college career, Langan was recognized by the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl in January, before receiving an invitation to the 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.
The Senior Bowl Rosters Are Set
This week kicks off the Senior Bowl festivities and with it the NFL Draft process. The Alabama Crimson Tide, fresh off an 18th National Championship victory, is sending seven prospects to Mobile, Alabama: QB Mac Jones, RB Najee Harris, WR DeVonta Smith, LT Alex Leatherwood, G Deonte Brown, C Landon Dickerson and LS Thomas Fletcher.
For brevity s sake we ll look at which squad the Crimson Tide prospects will suit up for an what it means for those players either on the field, or for the few not playing what it means in the locker room.
Coastal Carolina dominates Sun Belt postseason awards Troy defensive back Richard Jibunor (9) chases Coastal Carolina quarterback Grayson McCall (10) during an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, in Troy, Ala. (Source: AP Photo/Vasha Hunt) By Coastal Carolina Athletics | December 21, 2020 at 1:37 PM EST - Updated December 21 at 1:37 PM
NEW ORLEANS – The 2020 Sun Belt Conference Champions dominated the Sun Belt Conference football postseason awards, which were released today, as Coastal Carolina claimed five of the top six honors.
Redshirt quarterback
Grayson McCall was named both the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year. Redshirt senior defensive end