Louisiana-Monroe receiver Brent Leonard is one of the Independence Bowl’s most productive players. (Photo: US Presswire)
NEPD Staff Writer: Matthew Jones
Realistically, this year’s Independence Bowl should be a more interesting game to watch from an entertainment perspective than from an NFL Draft perspective. Both teams should be successful in what is expected to be an offensive shootout; read on to learn about a few late-round/undrafted prospects to keep an eye out for in tonight’s game.
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