Kickoff 1:00 p.m. AT&T Stadium…

(McAllen, Texas)-Nine more Rio Grande Valley senior football players will get the opportunity to showcase their talents against top football players from across the United States this Monday afternoon at AT&T Stadium in the annual Blue Grey All-American Bowl in Arlington, Texas. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m.

Edinburg Vela offensive linemen, 6’3″ 295lbs Mark Gomez will lead his East team with players from South Texas including OL/DL Arnold Rodrate (Brownsville Rivera HS 6’3 275lbs), Devin Villarreal (McAllen Memorial HS OL 6’2 305lbs), Anthony Garcia (PSJA North OL 6’2 275lbs), Arath De La Torre (Brownsville Porter HS DT/LB), while the East team will feature McAllen Memorial DB twins Jalen and Jaden Muhammad, Sharyland Pioneer WR Cipiriano Martinez 6’2 220lbs, and DT Ramon Huerta (Harlingen HS). “I’m excited and cannot wait till we play at AT&T Stadium. To play against top athletes will be fun,” says Gomez.

The Blue Grey All-American Bowl is coached by many former NFL players, including former Green Bay Packers DB Ken Stills. His son Kenny, currently plays for the NFL New Orlean Saints. “This is a great opportunity for high school athletes to get college recruiting attention,” says Sean Ceglinksy, director of operations.

Blue-Grey Football was established in 1989 and the founders were Gus Bell and his son Erik Bell. Together, they established the brand to help prep prospects from all over the country receive national exposure and increase their chances to secure scholarships to a college, whether that be at the NCAA Division I level, Div. II or III, also NAIA or Junior College.

On a yearly basis, the nation’s best compete in the game, whether the venue has been Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium, Falcons’ Mercedes Benz Stadium, Jaguars’ EverBank Field, Texans’ NRG Stadium or Raiders’ Coliseum.

Blue-Grey Football continues to grow, and grow, as the annual All-American Bowls have become must-see events with college coaches from all over the country interested in the results. Beforehand, of course, the All-American Combines are the big draw.

Super Bowl Champion, Patrick Mahomes (Whitehouse, Tx) played in the 2014 Blue Grey All-American Bowl and he is now the starting quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs and recently signed the richest contract in NFL history of $440 million dollar.

See Complete roster for East vs West Teams

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