Yale offensive tackle Kiran Amegadjie discusses the point when he realized the NFL turned into a real possibility, the status of his season-ending quad injury and what it means to be this year's top small-school prospect.
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Mendoza stands at 6-foot-9, 308-pounds👀
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#Yale OL Kiran Amegadjie, one of the better O-line prospects in college football — and definitely one of the most intriguing — has announced his intentions to enter the NFL Draft. Yes, a Yale(!) OL.
Statement:
#SmallSchoolSaturday Vol. 7
If Vegas set betting line on which sub-FBS prospect would be drafted first next April, odds-on favorite based on @seniorbowl tape study would be @yalefootball OT Kiran Amegadjie.
Amegadjie (36 3/4 arms 👀) spent time working with former Bengals’ All-Pro Willie Anderson this summer and we expect him to be one of biggest risers in 2024 draft class over next nine months.
@the2kkiran5 has chance to follow in footsteps of recent small-school OL like Trevor Penning, Cole Strange, and Cody Mauch that parlayed big prove-it weeks in Mobile into being Top-50 picks. 📈
#TheDraftStartsInMOBILE™️
After leading @yalefootball to an Ivy title, quarterback Nolan Grooms was voted Offensive Player of the Year. He accounted for 2386 yards of total offense.🌿🏈