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🚨 2025 Senior Bowl Roster🚨
American Team Wide Receivers coached by @Saints Kevin Petry. @StanfordFball @elicayomanor @TCUFootball @jackbech7 @TerpsFootball @Taifelton @GatorsFB @chimdk11 @Vol_Football @BruMcCoy15 @SouthAlabamaFB @jamaalpritchett @USUFootball… pic.twitter.com/vXsXqCAF3E— Reese’s Senior Bowl (@seniorbowl) January 23, 2025
The New Orleans Saints have always been a team that highly values Senior Bowl attendees, drafting them at a relatively high clip and always trying to take part in the event. This year seemingly will be no different, as they will have offensive assistant Kevin Petry coaching the wide receiver group for the American Team, which has quite a significant talent pool.
Petry has been coaching with the Saints for eight seasons now, entering his ninth, and has been with the organization for 12 years in various positions including as a video assistant early on. He will be able to get a first hand look at some of the wide receivers in this class, which is actually a position of need for the Saints this offseason to add some quality players to a group of Chris Olave, Rashid Shaheed, Bub Means, and a few others who will remain beyond this year.
Elic Ayomanor is one of the names to really keep an eye on from this group, as he is one of the higher rated receivers outside the group of likely first-round talents. In two seasons with Stanford he accrued 125 receptions for 1,844 receiving yards (14.8 yards per reception) and 12 touchdowns.
Overall, having a coach (or multiple) at the Senior Bowl and other events is a positive regardless of outcome, as it gives them the ability to work with the players and see how they may mesh into the system of the team they represent.