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“Colts Coaches Take Center Stage: Cato June and Chris Watt to Lead American Team at Reese’s Senior Bowl, Guiding Top NFL Prospects in a Star-Studded Lineup!

In a major development, the Reese’s Senior Bowl has unveiled its coaching staff for the American team, featuring none other than Indianapolis Colts’ assistant coaches Cato June and Chris Watt. The annual event, a cornerstone in the NFL Draft process for over seven decades, is set to captivate football enthusiasts as it converges in Mobile, AL, drawing in a formidable gathering of NFL coaches, scouts, and media members.

The 2023 NFL Draft legacy looms large, with an impressive streak of three consecutive years witnessing a significant portion of the Senior Bowl players securing spots in the coveted draft. An astonishing 40 of these players were drafted within the first three rounds, solidifying the Senior Bowl’s reputation as a breeding ground for top-tier talent.

Chris Watt, alongside Pittsburgh Steelers’ assistant offensive line coach Isaiah Williams, assumes the pivotal role of guiding the American team’s offensive linemen. The distinguished list of players under their mentorship includes standouts like Brandon Coleman (TCU), Javion Cohen (Miami (FL)), and Tyler Guyton (Oklahoma), among others.

Meanwhile, Cato June, the former Colts linebacker turned assistant linebackers coach, makes a triumphant return to the Senior Bowl stage after 21 years. Collaborating with Las Vegas Raiders’ defensive line coach Rob Leonard, June will spearhead the development of the American team’s edge rushers and linebackers. This elite group boasts talents such as Jaylan Ford (Texas), Tyrice Knight (UTEP), and Chris Braswell (Alabama).

Save the date: Saturday, Feb. 3, 1:00 p.m. ET, when the action unfolds. The excitement is set to be broadcasted nationwide on NFL Network, promising an unforgettable showcase of football prowess. Stay tuned for an electrifying clash of the gridiron titans in the Reese’s Senior Bowl!”

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