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NFLPA invites 40 NFL newcomers for annual Rookie Premiere event

Nikki Chavanelleby:Nikki Chavanelle05/09/24

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Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams at the NFL Draft
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The NFLPA has revealed its invite list of 40 league newcomers for its annual Rookie Premiere event, which connects some of the world’s top brands to the young stars. Some of the event’s biggest sponsors are Fanatics, EA Sports, Sleep Number, Bud Light, Gatorade, and FedEx.

“NFLPA Rookie Premiere offers partners unparalleled access to more than 40 of the NFL’s newest stars at their first major business and marketing event following the NFL Draft,” the NFLPA’s release reads. “The Premiere is one of the most valuable opportunities available to NFLPA partners as it’s the first point of contact to connect directly with professional football’s most promising and marketable young players – at a single unique event – to build content and relationships for the season and beyond.”

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Perhaps because they’re more marketable, rookies on the offensive side of the ball dominate this year’s invite list. In fact, only two defenders received invites – linebacker Dallas Turner and defensive end Laiatu Latu. No offensive linemen, defensive tackles, defensive backs or special teamers made the cut.

NFLPA Rookie Premiere Invitees

Adonai Mitchell, WR – Texas – Indianapolis Colts
Audric Estime, RB – Notre Dame – Denver Broncos
Blake Corum, RB – Michigan – Los Angeles Rams
Bo Nix, QB – Oregon – Denver Broncos
Braelon Allen, RB – Wisconsin – New York Jets
Brian Thomas Jr., WR – LSU – Jacksonville Jaguars
Brock Bowers, TE – Georgia – Las Vegas Raiders
Bucky Irving, RB – Oregon – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Caleb Williams, QB – USC – Chicago Bears
Dallas Turner, LB – Alabama – Minnesota Vikings
Drake Maye, QB – North Carolina – New England Patriots
J.J. McCarthy, QB – Michigan – Minnesota Vikings
Jalen McMillan, WR – Washington – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ja’Lynn Polk, WR – Washington – New England Patriots
Ja’Tavion Sanders, TE – Texas – Carolina Panthers
Jayden Daniels, QB – LSU – Washington Commanders
Jaylen Wright, RB – Tennessee – Miami Dolphins
Jermaine Burton, WR – Alabama – Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Milton III, QB – Tennessee – New England Patriots
Jonathon Brooks, RB – Texas – Carolina Panthers
Jordan Travis, QB – Florida State – New York Jets
Keon Coleman, WR – Florida State – Buffalo Bills
Ladd McConkey, WR – Georgia – Los Angeles Chargers
Laiatu Latu, DE – UCLA – Indianapolis Colts
Luke McCaffrey, WR – Rice – Washington Commanders
Malachi Corley, WR – Western Kentucky – New York Jets
Malik Nabers, WR – LSU – New York Giants
MarShawn Lloyd, RB – USC – Green Bay Packers
Marvin Harrison Jr., WR – Ohio State – Arizona Cardinals
Michael Penix Jr., QB – Washington – Atlanta Falcons
Michael Pratt, QB – Tulane – Green Bay Packers
Ricky Pearsall, WR – Florida – San Francisco 49ers
Roman Wilson, WR – Michigan – Pittsburgh Steelers
Rome Odunze, WR – Washington – Chicago Bears
Spencer Rattler, QB – South Carolina – New Orleans Saints
Trey Benson, RB – Florida State – Arizona Cardinals
Troy Franklin, WR – Oregon – Denver Broncos
Will Shipley, RB – Clemson – Philadelphia Eagles
Xavier Legette, WR – South Carolina – Carolina Panthers
Xavier Worthy, WR – Texas – Kansas City Chiefs