Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. This week's show is titled East West Shrine Bowl standouts, West Roster. My bonus show over on Patreon this week covers the East Roster, so split it up with those respective teams. The takeaway and perspective here is not so much about the East

West Shrine Bowl or game itself. There are a few players I might pinpoint who scored a

touchdown or had solid showings. Instead, it's more about what I've heard from my findings

on social media and or what I've done prospect research-wise in terms of rookies or

upcoming rookies that stand out in this

East-West Shrine Bowl throughout the practice week.

So we'll get right to it as a quick recap of the game itself.

West team, 21 points, East Team, 17 points.

So a close contest.

And don't dismiss the importance or relevance of the East-West Shrine Bowl compared the Senior Bowl, sure, more top tier or recognizable notable prospects in a Senior Bowl.

But let's not forget that even last year, JCP, Jocori Kroski Merritt, or Bill Kroski Merritt, was from the East West Shrine Bowl.

There's always going to be prospects that emerge and or become possible day two, day three impact players. Let's get right to it. I'll sort it by position

at quarterback. Two names. First, Joe Fagnano out of Yukon and Mark Grinowski out of Iowa. First off,

this year's quarterback class is weak on paper outside of the assumed 1.01 Fernando

Fernando Mendoza from Indiana to perceived first overall pick the Raiders unless the team trades out.

Outside of that, though, there's not a lot of quarterbacks that are excited about, potentially some day two, day three options in the mix.

More to come on that in my preview series over on Patreon.

But back to business, Joe Fagnano out of Yukon career, 24 games played, a 64.7 completion

rate, 48 touchdowns, only six interceptions, a good decision maker, eight yards,

propensive attempt, and 93-223, four rushing scores for a rushing line.

He actually peaked at 2025, which caught my eye.

69% completion rate, 28 touchdowns to a mere one interception.

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