Courtesy of the Las Vegas Raiders It did not take long for former New Hampshire running back Dylan Laube very long to make a favorable impression with the Las Vegas Raiders. In fact, it took him one day of training camp. Laube’s performance on the first day of camp caught the attention of the media and his coaches alike. The Raiders drafted the all-everything running back in the sixth round…
The road from New York to Durham, New Hampshire to Las Vegas has been full of twists and turns for Dylan Laube. Ultimately, the unconventional path led him to being a sixth round draft pick this past weekend. Laube got the call from the Las Vegas Raiders and one of the best players in UNH history will go from silver and blue to silver and black. Following the special moment…
Laube was a multi-purpose threat at UNH rushing for 2,773 yards and 29 touchdowns. He caught 171 passes for 1,791 yards and 14 touchdowns and returned two punts for touchdowns and had 426 return yards. He finished his career with a litany of accolades including: First team FCS All-American, First team All-CAA, CAA Special Teams Player of the Year and he was a team captain. Here is my scouting report…
Davis rushed for 4,548 yards and 50 touchdowns in his career at South Dakota State. He has been one of the most productive running backs in the country the past four years. Some of Davis’ accolades in 2023 include: First team All-American; First team All-MVFC; FCS rushing leader and he was a team captain. Davis has one of the most impressive resumes of any player in this draft class. Here…
FOXBOROUGH – University of New Hampshire head coach Rick Santos was a presenter during Night 1 of the annual two-day MHFCA Coaches Clinic at Gillette Stadium on Friday. Before his hour-long talk about building accountability in a program and QB passing schemes, Santos took a few minutes to chat with us about winter workouts, spring ball, expectations in 2024 and Dylan Laube. Here’s everything Santos had to say during the…
The NFL Combine is over and it is a great weekend for all of the local prospects who participated in it. Let’s take at look at each prospects performance and gauge their draft stock. Elijah Jones, CB, Boston College: Jones had a solid workout running an unofficial 4.45 forty time, a 2.58 2 yard split and 1.58 10 yard split. He looked smooth in the drill portion and passes the…
Patriots fans have been in draft mode since November, but for everyone else, Showcase Week is the true start of draft season. The Reese’s Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama and the East-West Shrine Game in Frisco, Texas are littered with New England prospects. This week – maybe more than any other in at least a handful of years – is a real opportunity for the region to continue gaining traction…
Dylan Laube will get a yet another opportunity to prove that he is one of the top running backs in the 2024 NFL Draft by competing in the NFL Scouting Combine. Laube announced that he accepted the invite on Wednesday. Laube has already accepted offers to play in the East-West Shrine Game and the Senior Bowl. Laube has been one of the most productive running backs in the country, at…
Two of the best programs in New England FCS football had plenty of big names included on the AP’s All-American teams on Tuesday night. Seven local players were named to the three teams, with Holy Cross having the most representation. UNH also got some love as well. Crusaders’ wide receiver and probable NFL Draft pick Jalen Coker was one of three local player to earn First Team honors on offense…
University of New Hampshire running back Dylan Laube announced on Sunday that he is declaring for the NFL Draft. I’m a statement released by Laube, he announced his intentions to forgo his last year of college eligibility and enter the draft. Laube has already received invitations and committed to playing in both the East-West Shrine game and the Senior Bowl. The “Poor Man’s Christian McCaffery” as an NFL scout referred…