Senior Bowl 2013: Roster, Weigh-in Results and TV Schedule

The Senior Bowl is a major stop on the path to the 2013 NFL draft. While top prospect Geno Smith decided against making an appearance at the marquee event, there are no shortage of talented players hoping to improve their stock in Mobile.

Scouts get to see the seniors perform in practices and then Saturday's game, but they also get an idea of how the college standouts handle pressure.

The next couple months are crucial for their football careers, and it's at these type of showcases that separate those who can handle the heat from those who can't.

Let's take a look at the main information for Saturday's game, followed by complete rosters for both teams, including weigh-in numbers, and a preview of what to keep an eye on. Weigh-in results are courtesy of DraftInsider.net (North and South).

Where: Ladd Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Ala.

When: Saturday, Jan. 26 at 4 p.m. ET

Watch: NFL Network

North Roster

Quarterbacks

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
7	Zac Dysert	6'2''	224	Miami (OH)
8	Mike Glennon	6'6''	220	NC State
12	Ryan Nassib	6'2''	223	Syracuse

Running and Full Backs

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
23	Johnathan Franklin	5'10''	201	UCLA
24	Kenjon Barner	5'9''	188	Oregon
28	Robbie Rouse	5'5''	186	Fresno State
40	Kyle Juszczyk	6'1''	248	Harvard

Wide Receivers

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
1	Marquise Goodwin	5'8''	179	Texas
2	Markus Wheaton	5'11''	183	Oregon State
3	Aaron Dobson	6'2''	203	Marshall
16	Denard Robinson	5'10''	196	Michigan
33	Aaron Mellette	6'2''	216	Elon
83	Chris Harper	6'0''	228	Kansas State

Tight Ends

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
18	Jack Doyle	6'5''	254	Western Kentucky
44	Nick Kasa	6'5''	271	Colorado
82	Ryan Otten	6'5''	235	San Jose State

Offensive Linemen

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
52	Braxston Cave	6'3''	304	Notre Dame
58	Ricky Wagner	6'6''	310	Wisconsin
66	Brian Winters	6'3''	310	Kent State
67	Justin Pugh	6'4''	301	Syracuse
70	Joe Madsen	6'3''	301	West Virginia
72	Hugh Thornton	6'3''	313	Illinois
74	Kyle Long	6'6''	304	Oregon
76	David Quessenberry	6'5''	294	San Jose State
79	Eric Fisher	6'7''	305	Central Michigan

Special Teams

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
13	Quinn Sharp (K)	6'1''	193	Oklahoma State
18	Jeff Locke (P)	6'0''	203	UCLA
45	Luke Ingram (LS)	6'5''	251	Hawaii

Defensive Linemen

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
57	Datone Jones	6'4''	280	UCLA
66	Brandon Willians	6'1''	341	Missouri Southern
80	Alex Okafor	6'4''	261	Texas
92	Sylvester Williams	6'2''	313	North Carolina
93	Kawann Short	6'3''	308	Purdue
96	Margus Hunt	6'8''	277	SMU
97	Jordan Hill	6'1''	294	Penn State
99	Michael Buchanan	6'5''	252	Illinois

Linebackers

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
20	Khaseem Greene	6'0''	236	Rutgers
43	Steve Beauharnais	6'0''	236	Rutgers
44	Arthur Brown	n/a	n/a	Kansas State
46	Trevardo Williams	6'1''	235	Connecticut
48	Kevin Reddick	6'1''	246	North Carolina
54	John Simon	6'1''	256	Ohio State

Defensive Backs

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
4	Duke Williams	5'11''	201	Nevada
6	Desmond Trufant	5'11''	190	Washington
7	TJ McDonald	6'2''	211	USC
14	Jordan Poyer	5'11'	182	Oregon State
15	Blidi Wreh-Wilson	6'0''	192	Connecticut
16	Phillip Thomas	6'0''	210	Fresno State
17	Will Davis	5'11''	182	Utah State
21	Jamar Taylor	5'10''	193	Boise State
27	Dwayne Gratz	5'11''	200	Connecticut
37	Jonathan Cyprien	6'0''	209	FIU

South Roster

Quarterbacks

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
3	EJ Manuel	6'4''	227	Florida State
8	Tyler Wilson	6'2''	218	Arkansas
14	Landry Jones	6'3''	221	Oklahoma

Running and Full Backs

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
22	Mike Gillislee	5'11''	207	Florida
23	Andre Ellington	5'9''	197	Clemson
32	Onterio McCalebb	5'10''	164	Auburn
33	Stepfan Taylor	5'9''	216	Stanford
42	Tommy Bohanon	6'0''	247	Wake Forest

Wide Receivers

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
2	Terrance Williams	6'1''	201	Baylor
4	Quinton Patton	6'0''	202	Louisiana Tech
11	Cobi Hamilton	6'1''	199	Arkansas
12	Tavarres King	6'0''	192	Georgia
25	Ryan Swope	6'0''	204	Texas A&M
82	Conner Vernon	6'0''	193	Duke

Tight Ends

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
81	Mychal Rivera	6'3''	237	Tennessee
88	Vance McDonald	6'4''	262	Rice
89	Michael Williams	6'5''	269	Alabama

Offensive Linemen

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
57	Brian Schwenke	6'3''	307	California
64	Dalton Freeman	6'4''	286	Clemson
65	Garrett Gilkey	6'5''	314	Chadron State
67	Larry Warford	6'3''	333	Kentucky
69	Lane Johnson	6'6''	302	Oklahoma
71	Dallas Thomas	6'5''	308	Tennessee
72	Oday Aboushi	6'5''	310	Virginia
73	Xavier Nixon	6'5''	311	Florida
74	J.C. Tretter	6'3''	302	Cornell
76	D.J. Fluker	6'4''	355	Alabama

Special Teams

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
18	Dustin Hopkins (K)	n/a	n/a	Florida State
51	Carson Tinker (LS)	6'0''	231	Alabama
86	Ryan Allen (P)	6'1''	231	Louisiana Tech

Defensive Linemen

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
6	John Jenkins	6'3''	359	Georgia
46	Corey Grissom	6'1''	313	South Florida
47	Ezekiel Ansah	n/a	n/a	BYU
54	Montori Hughes	n/a	n/a	Tennessee-Martin
83	Cornelius Washington	6'4''	264	Georgia
89	Lavar Edwards	n/a	n/a	LSU
93	Everett Dawkins	6'2''	288	Florida State
97	Malliciah Goodman	6'3''	272	Clemson

Linebackers

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
1	Vince Williams	6'0''	247	Florida State
8	Jamie Collins	6'3''	245	Southern Miss
10	Sean Porter	6'1''	231	Texas A&M
25	Zaviar Gooden	6'1''	233	Missouri
35	Nico Johnson	6'1''	249	Alabama
44	Chase Thomas	6'3''	241	Stanford

Defensive Backs

No.	Player	Height	Weight	College
2	Leon McFadden	5'9''	193	San Diego State
18	Bacarri Rambo	6'0''	215	Georgia
19	J.J. Wilcox	5'11''	214	Georgia Southern
22	B.W. Webb	5'10''	183	William & Mary
23	Robert Alford	5'9''	186	Southeastern La.
24	Marc Anthony	5'11''	191	California
26	Shawn Williams	5'11''	211	Georgia
29	Sanders Commings	5'11''	223	Georgia
37	Robert Lester	6'1''	212	Alabama

Game Preview

All eyes will be on the quarterbacks. Since Geno Smith decided not to participate and no quarterback has claimed the No. 1 spot like in past years, it's a critical game for the six QBs. They can make a big jump with a great performance.

Elsewhere on the North roster, keep an eye on Oregon running back Kenjon Barner. He doesn't have ideal size and probably won't be an every-down back at the next level, but he's a playmaker that could attract serious attention for a niche role.

Michigan star Denard Robinson is also trying his hand as a wide receiver. Give the versatile Wolverine credit for acknowledging his hopes of being a QB were slim and trying to prove his worth to teams in other ways.

On defense, the North features intriguing prospects in Texas defensive end Alex Okafor and USC safety TJ McDonald. Okafor is currently a fringe first-round prospect and McDonald is a middle-round sleeper, but that could change with a good showing.

As for the South side, there are a couple of wide receivers to watch out for. Baylor's Terrance Williams put up monster numbers and is out to prove it wasn't simply due to the system. Louisiana Tech's Quinton Patton is one of this year's potential small-school studs.

The South's potential sleeper is Tennessee tight end Mychal Rivera. He made major strides over his final three seasons with the Volunteers, and, while he's still a work in progress, he's the type of developmental pick that could really pay off down the line.

Defensively, the South is led by massive Georgia defensive lineman John Jenkins. He's going to make sure the North's offensive line gets challenged because he can be downright dominant. Other players to watch include inside linebacker Nico Johnson and safety Robert Lester.