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Data Scout Notes: 2020: NAC
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Arkansas defensive lineman Jonathan Marshall is entering the NFL Draft. The Shepherd, Texas, native and one of the Razorbacks' two defensive captains in 2020, made the announcement Wednesday afternoon on his Instagram account. He is the second Arkansas p layer to declare for the draft this week, joining graduate transfer defensive lineman Xavier Kelly. Long considered the strongest player on Arkansas' roster, Marshall grew into one of the more disruptive defensive players in the SEC in 2020. He finished with a career-high 35 tackles, 6.5 for loss, four quarterback hurries and one sack this season. - Northwest Arkansas Times
(DS#22 DT) rSr/2021  DT Jonathan Marshall, Arkansas
News Source: Northwest Arkansas Times
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Jonathan Marshall has been one of the most disruptive defensive players in the Southeastern Conference this season. His motor and production at defensive tackle have lifted his chances of furthering his football career at the next level. In fact, Arkansa s coach Sam Pittman has already spoken with multiple professional scouts about Marshall. The Shepherd, Texas, native could be the next Razorbacks defender to earn his shot in the NFL. If Marshall is drafted in 2021, he would become the eighth Arkansas de fensive lineman to be selected since 2014, joining the likes of McTelvin Agim (Denver Broncos) and Armon Watts (Minnesota Vikings), another player who flourished late in his college career."He's played his way into a (draft-worthy) player, I belie ve," Pittman said Monday. "And you're not going to get a whole lot better kid than him if you take him on your football team, so absolutely. He's had a really good year and I'm proud for him. "I believe he will get looks in the NFL." Marshall, who entere d 2020 with 35 career tackles and five for lost yardage, leads all Razorbacks defensive linemen with 26 tackles through seven games. He also has at least one tackle for loss in Arkansas' last five games. - Northwest Arkansas Times
(DS#22 DT) rSr/2021 DT Jonathan Marshall, Arkansas
News Source: Northwest Arkansas Times
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