UB Football Draft Prospects and Western New York Ties

The University at Buffalo football program may not have many players selected in the upcoming NFL draft, but that doesn’t mean they will be completely shut out. With a history of producing NFL talent, including recent draftees like Malcolm Koonce, the Bulls have players to keep an eye on this year.

UB football coach Pete Lembo and his staff have been working hard to promote the UB football brand in Western New York, and their efforts are paying off. Former Bulls like wide receivers Charlie Jones and K.J. Osborn have found success in the NFL after transferring to other programs.

While some former Bulls have made it to the pros as undrafted free agents, there are still players with ties to UB and Western New York who could hear their names called in the late rounds of the draft. Linebacker Joe Andreessen, offensive lineman Gabe Wallace, and kicker Alex McNulty are all potential prospects to watch out for.

Additionally, players like Dylan McDuffie, Mike Novitsky, and Dylan Kelly, who have connections to UB or the Western New York area, could also make an impact at the next level. With their talent and determination, these players have the potential to succeed in the NFL.

As the NFL draft approaches, all eyes will be on UB and the players with ties to the program. Whether they are drafted or signed as free agents, these players have the opportunity to showcase their skills and make a name for themselves in the league. Stay tuned for more updates on UB football and their NFL prospects.