NFL Combine

Cedar Creek High School alum Max Melton, who played his college football at Rutgers, was selected with the No. 43 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

In this weeks edition of 10 things I think I think in South Jersey, I will look at a bunch of bars, restaurants, shops and random observations that stood out to me over the past week.

Another former Cape-Atlantic League football alum stood out at the NFL Combine this weekend, this time it was Bridgeton alum, Markquese Bell.

A pair of Cape-Atlantic League alums are turning heads at the NFL Combine this week.

The Mays Landing resident just finished his senior season at Rutgers, catching 66 passes for 618 yards and three touchdowns on the season.

The former Bulldog shared the news on his Twitter account Thursday afternoon.

The most vital time for NFL teams to get medical updates, research character questions and conduct private workouts and arrange interviews for college prospects is being impacted from the hiatus caused by the Coronavirus outbreak. Eagles Insiders Geoff Mosher and Adam Caplan discussed how NFL teams are adjusting to the shut-down and examined the league-wide ramifications of the temporary pause of the pre-draft process.

The Sports Bash discussed with NFL Draft expert, Scott Wright, President of the draft website Draftcountdown.com. The guys went over the latest buzz surrounding the position and who has stood out at the NFL Combine.

Temple running back prospect Ryquell Armstead, a 2015 Millville high graduate, has continued to post excellent numbers at the NFL Draft Combine.

The NFL scouting combine will never turn a projected first-round pick into an undrafted free agent, or vice versa. By this point in the careers of these prospects, their size has been established. So have their smarts. The film of their college performances is indelible, the basis of the evaluation for every team in the league...