TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — AlabamaOffensive lineman Evan NealA projected top-five selection in the NFL draft,, stated that he is willing to play any position as a professional.
Alabama guard Neal started his career, but he later moved to left tackle.
He said, “You can plug me in anywhere but center and I’ll come in and make an impression.”
Alabama’s Wednesday pro-day saw all 32 NFL teams present, including the NFL’s most recent team. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick. CowboysMike McCarthy, the head coach, also made the trip to Tuscaloosa.
Neal stated that he has scheduled visits with three teams: the Jaguars Giants, Jets and Giants.
The JaguarsThe No. Keep the No. Jets GiantsChoose fourth or fifth, respectively.
ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. suggests Neal to the Giants.
Neal didn’t do the 40-yard dash on Wednesday or any other position-specific drills.
He stated, “I feel like my execution was flawless and I feel like it was a complete success.” “So, I’m happy with my performance.”
Alabama coach Nick Saban called Neal a “outstanding” player with great size. He also called him a “competitive player.”
Saban said that Neal is a “heart of football”. “He is very meticulous and pays attention to details. His size and athletic ability have placed him in a position that I believe has great potential.
“He’s done an amazing job for us, whether he played tackle or guard, and I’m sure his diversity will benefit him as a professional player.”