Kashif Moore, Kendall Reyes And Dave Teggart Headed To Indy For NFL Combine

By On February 7, 2012 · 2 Comments

Apologies ahead for this fickle link that’s been up and down most of the day but Here’s the official invite list to the NFL Combine.

UConn receiver Kashif Moore, defensive tackle Kendall Reyes and kicker Dave Teggart  are making the trip to Indianapolis where they’ll spend the week, Feb.22-28 at Lucas Oil Stadium, which just hosted Super Bowl XLVI, trying to impress NFL folk for a job.

Props to Kash Moore. Reyes and Teggart are not surprises here but Moore is along with being the perfect of example of big things coming in small packages. Good luck to him, Kendall and DT at Indy.

 

 

 

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2 Responses to Kashif Moore, Kendall Reyes And Dave Teggart Headed To Indy For NFL Combine

  1. Friday Sports Briefs – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW says:
    February 10, 2012 at 9:08 am

    [...] Desmond Conner of the Hartford Courant reports that three UConn players have been invited to the NF….  Receiver Kashif Moore, defensive tackle Kendall Reyes and kicker Dave Teggart will have the opportunity to impress scouts at the Combine, which will be held from February 22-28 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.  [...]

  2. Rockmoore22 says:
    February 7, 2012 at 4:39 pm

    Hi Des,

    Hope you and family are doing fine. Family,friends,teammates and coaches are not surprised by Kashif’s invite. The invite commitee took notice of the big plays that were made in critical/pressure situations to help put the team in position to win. Who’s catch put us in field goal position to beat Pitt and USF going into Fiesta Bowl? Who remembers the overtime td catch against the hated Notre Dame Fighting Irish? How about the Papa John’s Bowl momentum building one-handed catch. Combine the pressure catches with the speed and mobility that can’t be taught. The selection committee considered the fact that UConn was primarily a running offensive team and saw that the QB situation was not the most stable and effective throughout his career. What if…….. We shall see.