On Friday, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reported that former FIU linebacker Donovan Manuel worked out privately after the Miami Dolphins held prospect day in his hometown. Manuel broke the school record for most forced fumbles in a single season.
Manuel ranked 19th in the FBS in total tackles, 16th in solo tackles, and tied for first with five forced fumbles.
Manuel is currently listed as not slated to be taken in the 2024 NFL Draft, but there's always a chance that one last strong workout goes well for the former Panther, perhaps leading him to move into the later rounds of the draft. you will be able to see.
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These workouts will increase his chances of becoming an undrafted free agent or receiving an invitation to rookie minicamp. Manuel's quickness down the field stands out among linebackers, allowing him to get to the ball quickly, which helps explain his national-high five forced fumbles.
Other Panthers currently in Manuel's position aiming for a path to the NFL include defensive lineman Jack Daley, wide receiver Jalen Bracey, linebacker Alex Nobles, kicker Lucas Matias, safety We have Deverick Daniel.
