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With the NFL Combine beginning Feb. 26 and the NFL Draft in late April nearing, WVSports.com spoke with NFL Draft analyst Dane Brugler of The Athletic to get an in-depth look at West Virginia's draft prospects.

Five Mountaineers played at this year's Senior Bowl on Jan. 26 in quarterback Will Grier, wide receivers David Sills and Gary Jennings, tight end Trevon Wesco and linebacker David Long. These five along with offensive tackle Yodny Cajuste were also invited to this year's Combine.

Today, Brugler provides insight from what he saw from these prospects at the Senior Bowl as well as his overall views on West Virginia's draft class.

How much can the Senior Bowl make or break someone’s NFL Draft stock?

What stood out to you about WVU’s NFL Draft prospects during the Senior Bowl?

Aside from the six WVU players who were invited to the NFL Combine, are there any sleepers from the Mountaineers that could be drafted late or make an impact as an undrafted free agent?

How do you think this group as a whole will fare at the next level?

NEXT: Brugler analyzes Grier's skill set, strengths and weaknesses and discusses where he'll likely be selected in this year's draft.

Brugler has been covering the NFL Draft for 10 years and began working for The Athletic this past August. For more of his NFL Draft analysis visit https://theathletic.com/author/dane-brugler/.

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