East-West Shrine Game 2018 live stream: Time, TV schedule, and how to watch online

This year’s All-Star game features a lot of Big Ten talent.

Jan 20, 2018, 1:00 PM UTC

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With only three games left before the end of the 2017-18 NFL season, teams are gearing up for draft season. Prospects and teams already eliminated from the playoffs have turned their attention to the first of several All-Star games, the East-West Shine Game, on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET on NFL Network (live stream via NFL GamePass).

This marks year No. 93 for the historic matchup, featuring 100 of the top NFL prospects heading into the 2018 NFL draft. Players must be college seniors and currently eligible to play for their school. This annual event is one of the last times coaches and staff will be able to assess players during game-like situations, with the next opportunities to evaluate players coming from workouts and drills at the NFL Scouting Combine and at each school’s pro day workout.

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The head coach for the East squad is Jonathan Hayes, tight ends coach for the Cincinnati Bengals, and the West team will be led by Bobby Johnson, tight ends coach for the Oakland Raiders. Both teams’ coaching staffs will be filled with personnel from the Bengals, Buccaneers, Chargers, Packers, Ravens, and Seahawks.

Wisconsin alumni lead the West roster with four players competing, including SAF Natrell Jamerson, LB Leon Jacobs, and DEs Alex James and Conor Sheehy. Colorado was the second-best represented school for the West squad, taking up three spots, followed by a handful of programs sending two players to the Shrine Game.

Over on the East roster, Penn State players lead the charge with five prospects competing, including WR DaeSean Hamilton, CB Grant Haley, LB Jason Cabinda, and defensive linemen Parker Cothren and Curtis Cothran. Coming in second with four representative was South Florida, followed by Florida State, Miami (Fla.), Ohio State, and Virginia Tech taking three spots each.

The East-West Shrine Game has been of particular importance to quarterbacks, with game alumni including Brett Favre and Tom Brady. This year’s set of passers includes J.T. Barrett (Ohio State), Riley Ferguson (Memphis), and Quinton Flowers (South Florida) for the East team, and Jeremiah Briscoe (Sam Houston), Nic Shimonek (Texas Tech), and Nick Stevens (Colorado State) for the West team.

Saturday’s Shrine Game will be the first in a string of postseason opportunities for draft prospects and scouts, and you’ll likely hear many of these names again over the next couple of months.

Time, TV channel, and streaming info

Time: 3 p.m. ET
Location: Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Fla.
TV: NFL Network
Streaming: NFL GamePass

East Roster 2018

#	Position	Last Name	First Name	School
1	QB	Ferguson	Riley	Memphis
2	SAF	Martin	Jordan	Syracuse
3	DC	Nichols	Deatrick	South Florida
4	DC	Delaney	DeVonta	Miami
5	WO	Hamilton	DaeSean	Penn State
6	LB	Thomas	Matthew	Florida State
7	RB	Webb	Ralph	Vanderbilt
9	QB	Flowers	Quinton	South Florida
10	WO	Fountain	Daurice	Northern Iowa
11	SAF	Walker	Tracy	Louisiana-Lafayette
14	DC	Maddox	Avonte	Pittsburgh
15	DC	Haley	Grant	Penn State
16	QB	Barrett	JT	Ohio State
17	SAF	Webb	Damon	Ohio State
20	SAF	Marshall	Trey	Florida State
21	SAF	Summers	Jamar	Connecticut
22	RB	Edmonds	Chase	Fordham
23	RB	Johnson	D'Ernest	South Florida
24	DC	Stroman	Greg	Virginia Tech
25	WO	Watson	Justin	Pennsylvania
27	K	Brown	Drew	Nebraska
30	LB	Bennett	Parris	Syracuse
31	DC	Facyson	Brandon	Virginia Tech
32	SAF	Flowers	Tre	Oklahoma State
33	DE	Martin	Marcus	Slippery Rock
34	LB	Pugh	Jacob	Florida State
40	LB	Cabinda	Jason	Penn State
44	LB	Palmore	D.J.	Navy
45	LB	Worley	Chris	Ohio State
49	P	Davidson	Joseph	Bowling Green
50	OG	Adams	Tony	North Carolina State
51	OG	Helms	Cory	South Carolina
53	LS	Bradley	Hunter	Mississippi State
57	OC	Kuhnert	Austin	North Dakota State
62	OT	McDermott	Kc	Miami
64	OC	Allen	Brian	Michigan State
65	OG	Bosch	Kyle	West Virginia
70	OG	Hilland	Connor	William & Mary
71	OC	Lundblade	Brad	Oklahoma State
73	OT	Golson	Austin	Auburn
75	OG	Jones-Smith	Jaryd	Pittsburgh
77	OT	McGloster	Jamar	Syracuse
81	WO	Weah	Jester	Pittsburgh
82	TE	Wolf	Ethan	Tennessee
83	WO	Cibasu	Regis	Montreal
84	TE	Serigne	Cam	Wake Forest
86	TE	Gibson	Damon	Minnesota State
90	DT	Cothren	Parker	Penn State
92	DE	Cothran	Curtis	Penn State
93	DT	Fatukasi	Folorunso	Connecticut
95	DT	Pittman	Jamiyus	Central Florida
96	DE	Street	Kentavius	North Carolina State
97	DE	Keene	Dalton	Illinois State
98	DT	Senat	Deadrin	South Florida
99	DE	Thomas	Chad	Miami
INJ	OT	Evans	Aaron	Central Florida
INJ	WO	Phillips	Cam	Virginia Tech
INJ	WO	Wims	Javon	Georgia
INJ	OG	Falah	Nico	USC

West Roster 2018

#	Position	Last Name	First Name	School
2	WO	Badet	Jeff	Oklahoma
2	LB/QB	Lanning	Joel	Iowa State
3	SAF	Cooper	Secdrick	Louisiana State
4	WO	Bobo	Bryce	Colorado
6	QB	Briscoe	Jeremiah	Sam Houston State
7	QB	Stevens	Nick	Colorado State
8	SAF	Reyes	Cole	North Dakota
9	DC	Cruikshank	Dane	Arizona
10	TE	Mack	Blake	Arkansas State
11	LB	Rolland-Jones	Ja'Von	Arkansas State
12	SAF	Jamerson	Natrell	Wisconsin
15	K	McCrane	Matthew	Kansas State
16	QB	Shimonek	Nic	Texas Tech
17	SAF	Igwebuike	Godwin	Northwestern
18	P	Tripucka	Shane	Texas A&M
19	WO	Wieneke	Jake	South Dakota State
20	DC	Stephens	Linden	Cincinnati
21	RB	Jackson	Justin	Northwestern
22	SAF	Williams	Chucky	Louisville
23	RB	Lindsay	Phillip	Colorado
24	DC	Harding	Heath	Miami (Ohio)
25	DC	Harris	Davontae	Illinois State
31	DC	Reaves	Malik	Villanova
32	SAF	Laguda	Afolabi	Colorado
38	RB	Chunn	Jordan	Troy
42	LB	Jacobs	Leon	Wisconsin
43	LB	Young	Kenny	UCLA
44	LS	Scott	Drew	Kansas State
45	DE	Ostman	Joe	Central Michigan
46	DC	Kalu	Josh	Nebraska
48	LB	Scales	Tegray	Indiana
50	OG	Allen	Dejon	Hawaii
57	DE	James	Alec	Wisconsin
62	OC	Ohnesorge	Jacob	South Dakota State
65	OT	Korte	Mark	Alberta
68	OT	Crabtree	Zachary	Oklahoma State
72	OT	Senat	Greg	Wagner
74	OG	Uhatafe	Salesi	Utah
75	OG	Alsadek	Jacob	Arizona
76	OG	O'Connell	Cody	Washington State
77	OC	Bennett	Jake	Colorado State
78	OT	Toth	Brett	Army
79	OC	Shelton	Coleman	Washington
82	WO	Thomas	Jordan	Mississippi State
83	WO	Boyd	Devonte	UNLV
85	WO	Dunbar	Steven	Houston
87	TE	Vollert	Andrew	Weber State
88	TE	Wells	David	San Diego State
90	DT	Looney	James	California
92	DT	Hall	P.J.	Sam Houston State
93	DT	Nichols	Bilal	Delaware
95	DT	Ford	Poona	Texas
96	DE	Frazier	Marcell	Missouri
99	DE	Lawler	Justin	SMU
INJ	DE	Sheehy	Conor	Wisconsin
INJ	LB	Hearns	James	Louisville