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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Evan Neal was the big man at Alabama's pro day, and not just because of his towering physical presence. The Crimson Tide's 6-foot-7, 337-pound left tackle was easily the highest-rated prospect going through pro day before representatives of all 32 NFL teams. It didn't matter that he was just doing position drills. A three-year starter at three different positions, Neal is projected as a likely top-five pick in April's draft, with some talk about becoming the program's first No. 1 overall pick since Harry Gilmer in 1948.
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