(Phelan M. Ebenhack)
The 2017 East-West Shrine Game is set for Saturday in St. Petersburg, Fla. and offers NFL teams a chance to scout several second-tier prospects ahead of April's NFL Draft.
The East-West Shrine Game is the longest-running college football all-star game but is largely overshadowed by The Senior Bowl in terms of fan interest and the level of prospect that participates. However, according to the game's official website, more than 70 players from the 2016 game made the final roster of NFL teams.
Here is a look at the rosters for both the East and West teams:
EAST:
Quarterbacks
Nick Mullens, Southern Miss
Cooper Rush, Central Michigan
Alek Torgersen, Pennsylvania
Will Worth, Navy (injured)
Running backs
Marcus Cox, Applachian State
I'Tavius Mathers, Middle Tennessee
De'Veon Smith, Michigan
Receivers
Quincy Adeboyejo, Mississippi
Antony Auclair, Laval (TE)
Stacey Coley, Miami
Gehrig Dieter, Alabama
Colin Jeter (TE), LSU
Scott Orndoff (TE), Pittsburgh
Eric Saubert (TE), Drake
Tony Stevens, Auburn
Kermit Whitfield, Florida State
DeAngelo Yancey, Purdue
Rodney Adams, South Florida (injured)
Kenny Golladay, Northern Illinois (injured)
Offensive linemen
Lucas Crowley (C), North Carolina
William Holden (OT), Vanderbilt
Dieugot Joseph (OT), Florida International
Kyle Kalis (G), Michigan
Alex Kozan (G), Auburn
Erik Magnuson (OT), Michigan
Jonathan McLaughlin (OT), Virginia Tech
Adam Pankey (G), West Virginia
Joey Scelfo (C), N.