Blue-Grey All-American Combine: Central Texas Super Scouting Report (2023)

NFL veteran Seneca Wallace (left) was among the coaches at the Blue-Grey All-American Combine (Central Texas Super).

Year in and year out, the Blue-Grey All-American Combine (Central Texas Super) has its fair share of well-known names. This time around was no different from the others, with NFL veteran coaches Seneca Wallace and Michael Ray Garvin, also Reggie Young and Gerard Lewis.

Although there were many scholarship-worthy prospects in attendance, numerous others fit in that category. Below is a recap of some of the top performers and each is now considered as an All-American Bowl candidate for one of the upcoming games later on this year.

Luke Law, QB, 2024, Salado (TX): Purdue and Wyoming have been in contact with 6’6 and 225-pounder in the past. It’s only up from here.

Braylon Scott, QB, 2024, Langham Creek (TX): The 5’10 and 170-pounder has been on campus at Houston. Its a situation worth monitoring.

Davion Godley, RB, 2024, Godley (TX): The 5’8 and 180-pounder is a Conference USA target, and currently, Rice might be out in front.

Jack Tyndall, RB, 2025, Dripping Springs (TX): Young, on paper, the 5’9 and 195-pounder played with the poise of an upperclassman.

Jaden Shelton, RB, 2024, George Ranch (TX): The 5-7 and 170-pounder got the job done on the ground and in the air. Remember him.

Ashton Cartwright, WR, 2024, Silsbee (TX): Memphis and Texas State are on the radar of the 6’0 and 170-pounder. Rightfully so.

Floyd Ragston, WR, 2024, Edina (TX): The 5’10 and 165-pounder was not only fast, but quick, with good hands and a high football IQ.

Nijahrell Prater, WR, 2024, Victoria East (TX): The 5’10 and 174-pounder earned the respect of his peers and left a lasting impression.

Jack Tews, OL, 2024, Brandon Valley (SD): South Dakota State and Wyoming have the inside track for the 6’4 and 300-pounder.

Jacob Lockstein, OL, 2025, Clear Falls (TX): A competitor, the 6’3 and 265-pounder did not back down from anyone or anything.

Andy Burnaman, OL, 2024, East Beauregard (LA): McNeese State could secure a possible commitment from the 6’3 and 280-pounder.

Braydon Haynes, OL, 2024, James Madison (TX): Good size and athleticism, the 6’3 and 290-pounder was difficult in the trenches.

Timothy Boyd, DB 2025, Parkwood (SC): The 5-11 and 195-pounder was up for the challenge against receivers, tight ends and backs.

Michael Duran, DB, 2024, Lake View (TX): The 5’11 and 170-pounder endeared himself to the coaching staff with toughness and desire.

Lane Nelson, LB, 2024, Goddard (KS): The 5’11 and 195-pounder opened plenty of eyes with his size, speed and strength in this setting.

Jacob King, DL, 2024, Steele (TX): North Dakota State and UNLV have kept in communication with the 6’1 and 235-pounder.

John Rector, DL, 2024, Wagner (TX): A Conference USA target, the 6’3 and 230-pounder has a well-rounded skill set. He impressed.

William Adair, DL, 2024, Johnson (TX): Resilient and durable, the 6’2 and 225-pounder turned a number of heads with his effort.

Kevyn Guffey, DL, 2024, Seminole (TX): North Texas just might end up as the final landing spot for the 6’2 and 225-pounder.

Editor’s Note: When it comes to statistics from the nationwide series of All-American Combines, such as the most recent one, we’ve got you covered. For the numbers, look no further (click here).

Worth mentioning, periodically and often within days, more information about the workout will be added in this space. That said, feel free to check back on a regular basis for the much-needed insight.

Also, most participants at the recent All-American Combine will soon be provided with plenty of additional details on a potential exclusive membership to the invite-only Red Zone Prospects (click here).

Additionally, likely late in the summer, invitations will be extended to one of the brand’s upcoming All-American Bowls held at NFL stadium and nationally broadcast on ESPN’s family of networks.

Games take place at Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium, Falcons’ Mercedes Benz Stadium, Texans’ NRG Stadium or Jaguars’ EverBank Field, among other venues. 

Moving forward, the Blue-Grey Football Selection Committee will consider a number of different factors before making any decision on potential invites to the All-American Bowl. Stay tuned.