Evan Neal was the big man at Alabama’s pro day, and not just because of his towering physical presence.
The Crimson Tide’s 6-foot-7, 337-pound left tackle was easily the highest-rated prospect going through pro day Wednesday before representatives of all 32 NFL teams. It didn’t matter that he was just doing position drills.
The NFL presence at Alabama’s pro day included head coaches like the New England Patriots’ Bill Belichick and the Dallas Cowboys’ Mike McCarthy, along with Pittsburgh general manager Kevin Colbert. Alabama coach Nick Saban believes Neal will do well in team interviews leading up to the draft to supplement his size, athleticism and game tape.
Besides Neal, wide receiver Jameson Williams is the other Tide player widely regarded as a first-rounder. Williams suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in January’s national championship, a month or so after fellow receiver John Metchie had a similar injury in the SEC title game.Williams said he was given a time frame of 5-7 months before getting fully cleared and feels he’s ahead of schedule. The goal is to be ready for training camp.
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