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The complete roster for the West team at the 2017 Shrine Game.
CB Aarion Penton, Missouri
CB Ashton Lampkin, Oklahoma State
CB Fabian Moreau, UCLA
CB Treston Decoud, Oregon State
CB Tyquwan Glass, Fresno State
C Chase Roullier, Wyoming
C Tobijah Hughley, Louisville
C Gavin Andrews, Oregon State
DE Avery Moss, Youngstown State
DE Darius English, South Carolina
DE Deatrich Wise Jr., Arkansas
DE Hunter Dimick, Utah
DE Jeremiah Ledbetter, Arkansas
DT BJ Singleton, Houston
DT Josh Augusta, Missouri
DT Josh Tupou, Colorado
DT Ralph Green III, Indiana
LB Calvin Munson, San Diego State
LB Hardy Nickerson Jr., Illinois
LB Jimmie Gilbert, Colorado
LB Kenneth Olugbode, Colorado
LB Kevin Davis, Colorado State
LB Paul Magloire Jr., Arizona
OT Avery Gennesy, Texas A&M
OT Sam Tevi, Utah
OT Victor Salako, Oklahoma State
P/PK Austin Rehkow, Idaho
QB Gunner Kiel, Cincinnati
QB Wes Lunt, Illinois
QB Zach Terrell, Western Michigan
RB Dare Ogunbowale, Wisconsin
RB Joseph Williams, Utah
S Jadar Johnson, Clemson
S Leon McQuay III, Southern California
S Orion Stewart, Baylor
S Randall Goforth, UCLA
S Tedric Thompson, Colorado
S Weston Steelhammer, Air Force
TE Blake Jarwin, Oklahoma State
TE Taylor McNamara, Southern California
WO Austin Carr, Northwestern
WO Billy Brown, Shepherd
WO Jalen Robinette, Air Force
WO Gabe Marks, Washington State
WO Karel Hamilton, Samford
WO Trey Griffey, Arizona
Not Pictured: G Zach Johnson- North Dakota State, G Geoff Gray- Manitoba, OT Storm Norton- Toledo, OT Erik Austell- Charleston Southern, RB Eli McGuire- Louisiana-Lafayette, TE Michael Roberts- Toledo
- C Cameron Tom, East**
The former Southern Mississippi standout helped paved the way for one of the most prolific offenses in school history. Tom started all 14 games at center in 2016 and helped Southern Mississippi record more than 7,000 total yards for the first time ever, while also helping two running backs record 100-yard games, which was the second time that had happened at Southern Miss. He was listed as 6-foot-4 and 287 pounds in college, but will likely be playing at over 300 pounds at the next level.
2. WR Jalen Robinette, West
Despite the fact that Robinette is a bigger receiver – 6-4 and 215 pounds – he has proved to be capable of producing explosive plays. Robinette caught just 35 passes for Air Force in 2016, but six of those went for touchdowns. He averaged 27.4 yards per catch and finished the season with 959 yards. In four seasons, Robinette averaged 22.5 yards per reception.
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The Pro Football Writers of America's All-Rookie team for the 2016 season.
CB Vernon Hargreaves
QB Dak Prescott
RB Ezekiel Elliott
RB Jordan Howard
WR Sterling Shepard
WR Michael Thomas
TE Hunter Henry
C Cody Whitehair
G Joe Thuney
G Laremy Tunsil
OT Jack Conklin
OT Taylor Decker
DL Joey Bosa
DL DeForest Buckner
DL Chris Jones
DL Yannick Ngakoue
LB Jatavis Brown
LB Leonard Floyd
LB Deion Jones
CB Jalen Ramsey
S Karl Joseph
K Wil Lutz
P Riley Dixon
KR/ PR/ ST Tyreek Hill
- OT Dan Skipper, East**
Skipper was an All-SEC selection in 2016 and was listed as the No. 88 prospect in the country by ESPN, according to Arkansas' website. At 6-foot-10 and 320 pounds, his size makes him an intriguing prospect, coupled with the fact that he's played against top-level competition during his college career. He was a key contributor on special teams as well, blocking several kicks throughout his career.
4. TE Colin Jeter, East
Jeter has the frame to be an offensive tackle, but is athletic enough to make plays in the passing game. He's listed as 6-foot-7 and 254 pounds on LSU's website, making him an ideal prospect to fulfill the role of a blocking tight end, but also recorded 12 receptions for 153 yards and a touchdown in 2016. Jeter played in 23 games at LSU after a season at Kilgore College in Texas. It will be interesting to see if scouts opt to convert him to the offensive line in the NFL.
5. WR Kermit Whitfield, East
Whitfield's best season was his junior year in 2015, catching 57 passes for 798 yards and five touchdowns. His production slowed in 2016, when he caught just one touchdown pass. At 5-foot-8, he's a smaller receiver but has proved to be productive against high-level competition. Whitfield was teammates with Jameis Winston for one season at Florida State.
