The 2025 Senior Bowl concluded on an emotional note, with former TCU wide receiver Jack Bech catching the decisive touchdown from Memphis quarterback Seth Henigan, just two yards out, securing victory for the American team.

Bech, visibly emotional after the game while embracing his family and teammates, wore jersey No. 7 to honor his brother, Tiger Bech, who tragically passed away in the New Orleans attack on New Year’s Day. Besides catching the winning touchdown, he recorded six catches for 68 yards and was named the MVP of the Senior Bowl on Saturday.

Each player’s helmet at the Senior Bowl sported a No. 7 sticker in remembrance of Tiger, a former college football player at Princeton. After the game, Bech mentioned that his brother was in his thoughts throughout, and his exceptional performance in the practices leading up to the game likely boosted his NFL draft prospects.

“My brother was my wings today,” Bech told NFL Network following the game. “He supported me, and I attribute all my success to him and our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. They’re the reason I performed as I did today.”

Bech showcased his talents even before the winning touchdown, making an impressive catch during a one-on-one matchup earlier in the game.

The American team triumphed over the National team, claiming a 22-19 victory in Mobile, Alabama.

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Jack Bech’s Game-Winning Touchdown

What an incredible moment for Bech as he caught the winning touchdown from Henigan, sealing the win for the American team.

Bech, wearing No. 7 in memory of his brother, was seen celebrating joyfully after the game.

He delivered an outstanding performance today, significantly enhancing his draft stock during the week.

Sebastian Castro with a Key Stop on Fourth Down

Castro executed a fantastic tackle on Milroe, who was attempting to run for a first down on fourth-and-4.

UCLA’s Oluwafemi Oladejo Secures His Second Sack

Oladejo has been a menace on the defensive line today, achieving his second sack. He quickly pressured Milroe there.

American Team Executes a Trick Play Touchdown

Henigan throws to UCF’s RJ Harvey, who then nails a 25-yard pass to Maryland’s Tai Felton for a touchdown.

Henigan also connected with TeSlaa for a two-point conversion, making the score 19-16 in the fourth quarter.

Tyler Shough Tosses Touchdown to Da’Quan Felton

Shough, now 9 of 13 passing for 61 yards, throws a TD to Virginia Tech’s Da’Quan Felton, giving the National team a 19-8 advantage.

The National team successfully completes the two-point try.

Junior Tafuna Recovers Key Fumble

Henigan fumbles the snap, and Tafuna pounces on it for the National team. Tafuna has been stellar today, also recording a sack earlier in the game.

Seth Henigan Takes Over as QB

Henigan steps in as QB for the American team, although Milroe may return later in the fourth quarter.

Milroe and the American squad had significant trouble offensively during the third quarter.

Taylor Elgersma Completes a 43-Yard Pass

Taylor Elgersma connects on a solid 43-yard pass to Illinois’ Pat Bryant, showcasing his strong arm. Elgersma recently won the Canadian equivalent of the Heisman Trophy this season.

Canadian QB Taylor Elgersma Joins the Game

Elgersma, a Wilfrid Laurier alum, aims to become the first Canadian quarterback in the NFL in over two decades.

He got his opportunity after several quarterback prospects withdrew from the game.

Jalen Milroe Receives Cheers upon Entering the Game

Milroe comes in for his first drive of the Senior Bowl and is greeted with applause. The Senior Bowl is located near the Crimson Tide’s home base in Tuscaloosa.

Halftime Ends with a Tie at 8-8

The American and National teams head into halftime tied at 8, with Alabama’s Jalen Milroe set to assume quarterback duties for the American squad in the second half.

Caleb Ransaw Intercepts Tyler Shough

Shough makes an ill-fated throw that lands right in the hands of Tulane safety Caleb Ransaw, who also made a crucial tackle on the same drive.

Landon Jackson Strips Sack on Jaxson Dart

Arkansas lineman Landon Jackson outmaneuvers his offensive lineman and sacks Jaxson Dart, forcing a fumble that the National team recovers.

A solid play from the Razorback.

Dart Finds TeSlaa for Two-Point Conversion

Dart efficiently navigates through his options, finding TeSlaa in the end zone for a two-point conversion. TeSlaa makes a tough catch, tying the game at 8.

Dart Scrambles for a Touchdown

Dart helps the American team score, escaping from a collapsing pocket to dash for a touchdown.

He displayed impressive strength by breaking a tackle near the end, highlighting his escapability.

Jaxson Dart Connects with Bech on a Flea Flicker

The American team calls for a flea flicker, resulting in Dart throwing a deep pass to Bech, who catches it over two defenders. Bech has already tallied three receptions for 54 yards.

Had Dart added a bit more height on the throw, it might have resulted in a touchdown.

Louisville’s Tyler Shough Takes Over for Dillon Gabriel

Shough, finishing his seventh year of college football at Louisville after previous spells with Oregon and Texas Tech, comes in as quarterback for the National team, replacing Dillon Gabriel.

Utah’s Junior Tafuna Records a Sack

Tafuna shows excellent skill, sacking Leonard for a loss.

Riley Leonard Displaying Strong Throwing Capability

Leonard steps up and delivers a perfect strike on a third-and-12 to Arkansas’ Isaac TeSlaa, who makes the challenging catch in traffic. Leonard has shown impressive throwing skills thus far.

Iowa’s Sebastian Castro Forces and Recovers Fumble

Castro successfully forces and recovers a fumble, returning the ball to the National team.

While there are no replay reviews at the Senior Bowl, video appeared to show the American team player being down on contact, but the play stands as called.

Honoring Tiger Bech at the Senior Bowl

TCU’s Jack Bech, who recently caught a notable pass from Riley Leonard, sports the No. 7 jersey in tribute to his brother, Tiger Bech, a former Princeton player who tragically lost his life in the New Orleans attack on New Year’s Day.

Additionally, every player in this game is wearing a No. 7 sticker on their helmets as a mark of respect.

In the days leading up to the game, Bech was recognized as the standout receiver on the American squad by both coaches and players.

Ollie Gordon executes a trick play touchdown

Gordon receives a backward pass and launches it downfield to Iowa State’s Jayden Higgins, who skillfully adjusts to the ball and secures the touchdown, demonstrating his impressive height and reach.

The National team takes an early 8-0 lead after Gabriel connects with Miami tight end Elijah Arroyo for a two-point conversion. It was a well-executed throw-and-catch despite strong defense.

USC’s Woody Marks gets a first down

Marks, an experienced pass catcher, successfully completes a screen pass behind the line of scrimmage to earn a first down.

He accumulated 1,133 rushing yards and scored nine touchdowns this season, placing him firmly on the radar for the NFL draft.

Oklahoma State’s Ollie Gordon II starts strong

Ollie Gordon II, the running back from Oklahoma State who previously led the nation in rushing yards two seasons back, begins the first drive with two impressive runs.

Senior Bowl kicks off in Mobile

Miami’s Xavier Restrepo returns the kickoff as the Senior Bowl begins, with Dillon Gabriel leading the National team for the start.

Quarterbacks: Riley Leonard and Dillon Gabriel take the lead

Dillon Gabriel is set to lead the National team as quarterback, while Riley Leonard will handle the first half and Jalen Milroe will take over for the American team in the second half.

Jaxson Dart from Ole Miss, who has impressed during Senior Bowl practices this week, is also expected to see early playing time, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.

Meet the announcers for the Senior Bowl

Rhett Lewis will provide play-by-play commentary on Saturday, alongside Charles Davis serving as the color analyst. NFL draft expert Daniel Jeremiah will also contribute to the broadcast, with insider Tom Pelissero reporting from the sidelines.

Senior Bowl’s schedule for today

• Time: 2:30 p.m. ET
• Date: Saturday, Feb. 1
• Location: Hancock Whitney Stadium (Mobile, Alabama)

The 2025 Senior Bowl is expected to kick off at 2:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Feb. 1, at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama.

How to watch the Senior Bowl today?

• TV channel: NFL Network
• Streaming: NFL Network app, Fubo

The 2025 Senior Bowl will be broadcast live on NFL Network, with streaming options available via the NFL Network app or Fubo, which offers a free trial for new users.

2025 Senior Bowl player rosters

Here are the player rosters for the 2025 Senior Bowl:

Quarterbacks

• Jalen Milroe, Alabama
• Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss
• Dillon Gabriel, Oregon
• Will Howard, Ohio State
• Riley Leonard, Notre Dame
• Tyler Shough, Louisville

Running backs

• Donovan Edwards, Michigan
• Ollie Gordon II, Oklahoma State
• RJ Harvey, UCF
• Jarquez Hunter, Auburn
• Woody Marks, USC
• Damien Martinez, Miami
• Kalel Mullings, Michigan
• Devin Neal, Kansas
• Brashard Smith, SMU
• Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech
• Marcus Yarns, Delaware

Wide receivers

• Elic Ayomanor, Stanford
• Jack Bech, TCU
• Pat Bryant, Illinois
• Chimere Dike, Florida
• Da’Quan Felton, Virginia Tech
• Tai Felton, Maryland
• Jayden Higgins, Iowa State
• Tez Johnson, Oregon
• Jaylin Lane, Virginia Tech
• Jaylin Noel, Iowa State
• Xavier Restrepo, Miami
• Jalen Royals, Utah State
• Arian Smith, Georgia
• Kyle Williams, Washington State

Tight ends

• Elijah Arroyo, Miami
• Gavin Bartholomew, Pitt
• Jake Briningstool, Clemson
• CJ Dippre, Alabama
• Harrold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green
• Terrance Ferguson, Oregon
• Jackson Hawes, Georgia Tech
• Gunnar Helm, Texas
• Moliki Matavao, UCLA
• Mason Taylor, LSU

Offensive linemen

• Anthony Belton, NC State
• Logan Brown, Kansas
• Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon
• Ajani Cornelius, Oregon
• Garrett Dellinger, LSU
• Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota
• Miles Frazier, LSU
• Emery Jones Jr., LSU
• Marcus Mbow, Purdue
• Armand Membou, Missouri
• Wyatt Milum, West Virginia
• Jonah Monheim, USC
• Jack Nelson, Wisconsin
• Tate Ratledge, Georgia
• Jalen Rivers, Miami
• Caleb Rogers, Texas Tech
• Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona
• Jackson Slater, Sacramento State
• Ozzy Trapilo, Boston College
• Jalen Travis, Iowa State
• Carson Vinson, Alabama A&M
• Jared Wilson, Georgia
• Grey Zabel, North Dakota State

Interior defensive linemen

• Darius Alexander, Toledo
• Yahya Black, Iowa
• Jamaree Caldwell, Oregon
• Alfred Collins, Texas
• Joshua Farmer, Florida State
• Ty Hamilton, Ohio State
• Cam Jackson, Florida
• Walter Nolen, Ole Miss
• Omarr Norman-Lott, Tennessee
• Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech
• Shemar Turner, Texas A&M
• Deone Walker, Kentucky

Edge rushers

• Vernon Broughton, Texas
• Jordan Burch, Oregon
• Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College
• Mike Green, Marshall
• Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, Georgia
• Jared Ivey, Ole Miss
• Landon Jackson, Arkansas
• Sai’vion Jones, LSU
• Jah Joyner, Minnesota
• Kyle Kennard, South Carolina
• Oluwafemi Oladejo, UCLA
• Ty Robinson, Nebraska
• T.J. Sanders, South Carolina
• Nic Scourton, Texas A&M
• Barryn Sorrell, Texas
• Josaiah Stewart, Michigan
• Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M
• Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss
• David Walker, Central Arkansas

Linebackers

• Eugene Asante, Auburn
• Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon
• Shemar James, Florida
• Demetrius Knight Jr., South Carolina
• Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota
• Nick Martin, Oklahoma State
• Jalen McLeod, Auburn
• Smael Mondon Jr., Georgia
• Collin Oliver, Oklahoma State
• Tyreem Powell, Rutgers
• Karene Reid, Utah
• Carson Schwesinger, UCLA

Cornerbacks

• BJ Adams, UCF
• Trey Amos, Ole Miss
• Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky
• Tommi Hill, Nebraska
• Bilhal Kone, Western Michigan
• Mac McWilliams, UCF
• Jacob Parrish, Kansas State
• Darien Porter, Iowa State
• Quincy Riley, Louisville
• Jaylin Smith, USC
• Upton Stout, Western Kentucky
• Dorian Strong, Virginia Tech
• Azareye’h Thomas, Florida State

Safeties

• Billy Bowman, Oklahoma
• Sabastian Castro, Iowa
• Maxen Hook, Toledo
• Rayuan Lane III, Navy
• Andrew Mukuba, Texas
• Caleb Ransaw, Tulane
• Lathan Ransom, Ohio State
• Jonas Sanker, Virginia
• Dante Trader Jr., Maryland
• Malik Verdon, Iowa State
• Hunter Wohler, Wisconsin

Specialists

• Austin Brinkman, West Virginia (LS)
• James Burnip, Alabama (P)
• Jeremy Crawshaw, Florida (P)
• Ryan Fitzgerald, Florida State (K)
• Caden Davis, Ole Miss (K)
• William Wagner, Michigan (LS)