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Who are the top NFL Draft prospects playing in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl between Eastern Michigan and San Jose State? Here are the top offensive and defensive players that fantasy football fans should keep an eye on in this college football bowl game.
It's bowl season! If you haven't watched much college football this year, this is your last chance to see all these teams. And if you're an NFL fan, it's a chance to watch some players who could end up playing on Sunday, either next year or in the future.
Today we're looking at the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, which pits Eastern Michigan against San Jose State.
Below you'll find the top NFL prospects playing in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, which will be played on 12/20/2022 at 3:30 p.m. ET. And remember: in a landscape where top players sit out bowls more than ever, there's always a chance that a player mentioned doesn't play.
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Sidy Sow - G - Eastern Michigan
On the Eastern Michigan side, keep your eye on the offensive line—specifically, the left side of it and guard Sidy Sow.
It's hard to compare the MAC to the NFL. But Sow has made a big impact for EMU, opening up holes in the run game and consistently stopping interior defenders. He's not going to be ready to play right away in the NFL, but he could be a useful depth lineman.
Elijah Cooks - WR - San Jose State
Not a lot going on in this one from a skill position player perspective, but I think there's some upside with San Jose State wide receiver Elijah Cooks.
Cooks led the Mountain West in touchdowns this season with 10. He's got ideal size for an outside receiver in the NFL at 6'4'', and the tape shows that he does a good job finishing plays through contact. He also did this a few years ago when he was at Nevada:
He's a little on the older end when it comes to an NFL prospect, but the intangibles are really intriguing.
Viliami Fehoko - Edge - San Jose State
Fehoko is a hard tackler who's willing to do whatever San Jose State needs him to do.
Rushing the quarterback? Done. Knocking the ball out? Done. He can play inside and outside and is a great late-round project, hopefully for a team with a good defensive coaching staff that can get the most out of him.
