Rookie Draft

Kyle Van Noy was named to All-America teams by Walter Camp (second team), CBSSports.com (third team), Athlon Sports (third team), Lindy's (third team) and Phil Steele (third team) while receiving honorable mention from Sports Illustrated.Van Noy is one of the best and most versatile linebackers in this draft class with his trademark high motor play to go along with excellent football intelligence.The BYU standout spoke with Joe Everett of Rookie Draft at the Senior Bowl to share his thoughts on the NFL Draft process and to talk about his collegiate career.

Jared Abbrederis has enjoyed a hall of fame career at Wisconsin, finishing as one of the school's best receivers and one of the Big-Ten's all time best kick returners.Abbrederis has a bright future ahead of him at the next level with how well he runs routes and how consistent his hands are. He can play all three wide receiver positions and will contribute readily on special teams, making him an ideal day three pick.The former walkon player participated in the Senior Bowl and caught with Joe Everett of Rookie Draft to talk about his college career as well as his take on the NFL Draft experience.

Jordan Matthews has been a highlight reel during practices at the Senior Bowl with his tremendous skill set and knowledge of the route tree.He has almost every single receiving record in the SEC at this point and the best part of his game is that every single defense knew that Matthews was coming, then he still went out and dominated.Matthews caught up with Joe Everett of Rookie Draft

Robert Herron has been turning heads and impressing coaches, scouts and draftniks alike during practices at the Senior Bowl.He has blazing speed, dangerous moves after the catch and outstanding core strength to fight for the football.Herron was on the 2013 Biletnikoff Award watch list and caught 68 passes for 929 yards and nine touchdowns his senior season.Robert Herron took time out to talk with Joe Everett of RookieDraft.com after day one of the Senior Bowl to talk about his college career and the Senior Bowl experience.

Zack Martin was a three year starter for Notre Dame and is one of the nation's top offensive linemen in this year's draft class.Martin set a school record with 52 career starts and has the ability to switch inside at guard as well as play either tackle position.The Indianapolis native is taking part in the Senior Bowl in Mobile and took time out to talk with Joe Everett of Rookie Draft about his career in South Bend and his NFL Draft experience.