NFLPA Collegiate Bowl 2013: Stats and Takeaways from College All-Star Game

January 20, 2013   ·   Alex Ballentine   ·   Jump to comments

The NFLPA Collegiate Bowl may not have the name recognition of the East-West Shrine Game or the Senior Bowl, but plenty of prospects showed they need to be on NFL teams' radars come draft time. 
The National team ultimately outshined the American team, scoring a 34-0 blowout victory. 
This game wasn't all that interesting from a competitive standpoint, but these All-Star games are all about seeing how each prospect performs with scouts carefully watching. 
 
Quarterbacks
 
Jordan Rodgers, Vanderbilt
Rodgers was the most recognizable prospect in the game—in case you haven't heard, he's Aaron Rodgers' younger brother. 
Those hoping Rodgers would blow up the game were disappointed. He performed admirably, but he certainly didn't stand out compared to the quarterbacks on the American team. He went 8-of-11 for 87 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions. 
None of his drives produced any points as the ...

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