N.C. State Pro Day: Top Prospects Shine

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NC State held its pro day this week, giving scouts from all 32 NFL teams a close look at

top prospects just one month before the draft.

Tight in Justin Jolie and cornerback Devon Marshall, top many draft boards, while outside

linebacker, she and Sloan impressed with strong athletic showings.

The event also included players from smaller schools like NC Central, drawing coaches,

agents and family too.

Jolie skipped the 40 yard dash due to a minor injury, but shown in other drills after missing

the NFL combine for similar reasons.

The senior transfer from Connecticut two years ago, racking up over 1,100 receiving yards

and 11 touchdowns with a wolf pack.

His production dipped a bit this season to 468 yards, but he tied his career high with

seven scores.

Marshall feels as confident as ever after a breakout game against Florida State last November,

where he grabbed two picks and broke up six passes.

Over two seasons at NC State, following time at Villanova, he totaled 83 tackles, 23

pass breakups and four interceptions.

He embraces his underdog status, heading into the pros.

Sloan, in his one year with a pack after, stops at junior college in Utah State, posted

a 35 and a half inch vertical and 10 foot one, broad jump, highlighting his explosiveness.

He finished with 61 tackles, including one and a half sacks, and showed versatility

across schemes that scouts liked.

With the draft set for April 23rd through 25th and Pittsburgh, these players now focus

on workouts and team visits, hoping to hear.

Their names called or earn, undrafted spots.