2025 East-West Shrine Bowl Roster
Jan. 30, 2025 – Arlington, Texas
The 100th annual East-West Shrine All-Star game will be played in Arlington, Texas on January 30, 2025. The game has been played in St. Petersburg, Florida the past eight years after short stays in Houston and San Antonio in January ‘06. The game was an institution on the West Coast in San Francisco prior to 2006 contest.
Weigh-in – Friday, Jan 24th Practices – Saturday, Jan. 25 thru Tues Jan. 28
East-West Shrine Bowl Jan 30 7:00 pm ct Arlington, Tx NFL Network
East-West Squad Roster
By position
Quarterbacks
Minnesota Max Brosmer
Missouri Brady Cook
Syracuse Kyle McCord
North Dakota State Cam Miller
Colorado Shedeur Sanders
Auburn Payton Thorne
Running Backs
Texas Jaydon Blue
Texas Tech Tahj Brooks
Arizona Jacory Croskey-Merritt
Arkansas Ja’Quinden Jackson
Florida Montrell Johnson
Cincinnati Corey Kiner
Clemson Phil Mafah
South Carolina Rocket Sanders
Tight Ends
Texas Tech Jalin Conyers
Notre Dame Mitchell Evans
Auburn Rivaldo Fairweather
Syracuse Oronde Gadsden
Iowa Luke Lachey
Ole Miss Caden Prieskorn
Towson Carter Runyon
Georgia Ben Yurosek
South Carolina Joshua Simon
Wide Receivers
Louisville Ja’Corey Brooks
Miami FL Sam Brown
Miami FL JacolbyGeorge
Oregon Traeshon Holden
Colorado Jimmy Horn
Auburn KeAndre Lambert-Smith
Georgia Dominic Lovett
Syracuse Jackson Meeks
Pittsburgh Konata Mumpfield
San Jose State Nick Nash
Nebraska Isaiah Neyor
Maryland Kaden Prather
Colorado Will Sheppard
Tennessee Dont’e Thornton
Missouri Theo Wease
Ole Miss Antwane Wells
Colorado LaJohntay Wester
UNLV Ricky White
Offensive Linemen
Purdue Gus Hartwig
Boston College Drew Kendall
Boston College Jack Conley
Texas State Nash Jones
NC State Tim McKay
Michigan State Luke Newman
Montana State Marcus Wehr
Kansas Bryce Cabeldue
Oregon State Gerad Christian-Lichtenhan
Minnesota Tyler Cooper
Oklahoma State Dalton Cooper
Oregon State Joshua Gray
Wisconsin Joe Huber
Middlebury Thomas Perry
Washington State Esa Pole
Georgia Xavier Truss
Lindenwood Gareth Warren
Minnesota-Duluth Aiden Williams
Florida Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson
Rutgers Hollin Pierce
Indiana Trey Wedig
Cincinnati John Williams
Georgia Tech Jordan Williams
Defensive Players
Edge Defenders
Miami FL Tyler Baron
BYU Tyler Batty
Syracuse Fadil Diggs
Oklahoma Ethan Downs
Boise State Ahmed Hassanein
Cal Poly Elijah Ponder
Virginia Tech Antwaun Powell-Ryland
SMU Elijah Roberts
Alabama Que Robinson
Missouri Johnny Walker
Interior Defenders
Maryland Tommy Akingbesote
Georgia Tech Zeek Biggers
Georgia Warren Brinson
UTSA Joe Evans
Michigan Kenneth Grant
Arkansas Eric Gregory
SMU Jared Harrison-Hunte
South Carolina Tonka Hemingway
Boston College Cam Horsley
Nebraska Nash Hutmacher
West Virginia Sean Martin
Ole Miss JJ Pegues
Maryland Jordan Phillips
Georgia Nazir Stackhouse
UCLA Jay Toia
Indiana CJ West
Linebackers
Washington Carson Bruener
California Teddye Buchanan
Kentucky Jamon Dumas-Johnson
Iowa Jay Higgins
Memphis Chandler Martin
Miami FL Francisco Mauigoa
UCLA Kain Medrano
UCF Deshawn Pace
Ole Miss Chris Paul
LSU Greg Penn
South Carolina State Aaron Smith
UNLV Jackson Woodard
Vanderbilt De’Rickey Wright
Georgia Chaz Chambliss
Defensive Backs
LSU Zy Alexander
Kansas Cobee Bryant
Notre Dame Jordan Clark
Syracuse Alijah Clark
Kansas Mello Dotson
South Carolina O’Donnell Fortune
UTSA Zah Frazier
California Marcus Harris
Iowa Jermari Harris
Delaware Tyron Herring
West Virginia Garnett Hollis
North Carolina Alijah Huzzie
Penn State Jalen Kimber
Rutgers Robert Longerbeam
Florida Jason Marshall
Clemson RJ Mickens
Maryland Glendon Miller
Oregon Jabbar Muhammad
East Carolina Shavon Revel
Colorado Shilo Sanders
Kansas State Marques Sigle
Colorado Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig
Arizona State Shamari Simmons
Eastern Kentucky Mike Smith
Louisville Corey Thornton
Villanova Isas Waxter
California Nohl Williams
California Craig Woodson
Special Teams
Miami FL Andres Borregales K
Pittsburgh Ben Sauls K
TCU Brent Matiscik LS
Colorado School Mines Josh Wojciechowicz LS
Oklahoma Luke Elzinga P
South Carolina Kain Kroeger P
