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Inside the NFL Prospects
Hosted by Jack Borowsky · EN
Hours of exhausting summer camps, blistering three-a-days, college visits, and phone calls in hopes of making it to the NFL mark the journey of many NFL hopefuls chasing a practically guarantee-less career. How many make it? What happens if they don’t? Find out in our new podcast series called Inside the Prospects where we interview athletes from around the country on what their journey was like to get their foot in the door of arguably the most taxing profession in the United States. One common thread weaves through each path: A career in the NFL isn’t something you do, it’s something you build. New episodes weekdays.
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Kyon Loud
Apr 2500:18:25Tap to summarizeInside the NFL Prospects Featuring Kyon Loud — Cornerback, Duke Blue Devils This week on Inside the NFL Prospects, we sit down with one of college football’s most intriguing defensive backs: Kyon Loud, a lengthy, athletic corner now competing for the Duke Blue Devils after beginning his career at Montana. Loud built his reputation as a rising playmaker in the FCS ranks, helping Montana reach deep postseason runs while showing the size, movement skills, and versatility that translate to the next level. After appearing in 20 games with seven starts across two seasons, he now takes his talent to the ACC, where a new challenge and bigger spotlight await. In this episode, Kyon opens up about the transfer process, adapting to a new program, and the mindset required to keep leveling up as a defensive back. He also shares how his time at Montana prepared him for the jump, what he’s focused on refining in his game, and why he believes his best football is still ahead of him. About the Prospect Name: Kyon Loud Position: Cornerback (CB) Current School: Duke University Previous School: University of Montana Height/Weight: 6′2″, 175 lb Class: Redshirt Sophomore Hometown: Richmond, California High School: Junipero Serra HS Montana Career: Played in 20 games with seven starts over two seasons. 2025 Season: 25 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss, four pass breakups, one QB pressure. 2024 Season: Appeared in 13 games as a true freshman, totaling 18 tackles and two pass breakups. Notable Honors: Academic All-Big Sky (2024). (Sources: Duke Athletics roster, Montana Athletics roster)
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Jon Jon Stevens - Northwestern Wildcats
Nov 1300:17:17Tap to summarizeThis week on Inside the NFL Prospects, we sit down with one of the Big Ten’s rising defensive talents: Jon Jon Stevens Jr., a freshman defensive back for the Northwestern Wildcats. A versatile athlete out of Columbus, Ohio, Stevens made a name for himself at Westerville North High School, where he dominated on both sides of the ball — logging over 1,000 all-purpose yards, 65 tackles, and multiple touchdowns in his senior season. Now at Northwestern, he’s already turning heads with his physicality, range, and confidence in the Wildcats’ secondary. In this episode, Jon Jon opens up about his transition to Big Ten football, the daily work that drives him, and the mindset it takes to make an early impact at the collegiate level. He also shares insight into his preparation, leadership, and long-term vision as he builds toward an NFL future. About the Prospect Name: Jon Jon Stevens Jr. Position: Defensive Back (DB), Northwestern University Height/Weight: 6′0″, 190 lb Hometown: Columbus, Ohio High School: Westerville North HS Recruiting: Three-star prospect, rated No. 51 in Ohio; committed to Northwestern in January 2024 as part of the 2025 class. High School Highlights: 1,086 all-purpose yards (701 rushing, 217 receiving) and 11 TDs on offense, plus 65 tackles, 2 INTs, and a fumble-return touchdown on defense. College Snapshot: Recorded 11 tackles (8 solo) as a freshman in 2025.
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Jul 2500:18:57Tap to summarizeOn the 406th episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Virginia DE Fisher Camac. Fisher discusses entering the transfer portal, being able to partake in the Sack Summit, and how he’s gotten better at breaking down film in college.
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Jul 1800:14:14Tap to summarizeOn the 404th episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Bethune Cookman OT Teko Shoats. Teko discusses being a freshman All-American, his coaching staff, and the importance of family on his football journey.
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Jun 2500:17:30Tap to summarizeOn the 403rd episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Wisconsin DT Charles Perkins. Charles discusses why he chose Wisconsin in the transfer portal, what he wants to do post-career, and the transition from UT Martin to Wisconsin.
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Apr 21, 202500:23:06Tap to summarizeOn the 402nd episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Boston College OG Eryx Daugherty. Eryx discusses why he chose Boston College, what it was like starting in the bowl game, and the academics at Boston College.
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Apr 11, 202500:14:57Tap to summarizeOn the 401st episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Cincinnati DE Marquaze Parker. Marquaze discusses his freshman season, goals for next fall, and what it’s like going up against Cincinnati’s offensive line in practice.
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Mar 21, 202500:15:13Tap to summarizeOn the 400th episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Youngstown State OT Desmeal Leigh. Desmeal discusses how he started playing football, his background in basketball and lacrosse, and what he wants to do after football.
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Mar 17, 202500:23:25Tap to summarizeOn the 399th episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Georgia Tech OG Keylan Rutledge. Keylan discusses beating Florida State and Miami last season, transferring to Georgia Tech, and how his basketball career helped him on the football field.
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Mar 13, 202500:13:24Tap to summarizeOn the 398th episode of the Inside the NFL Prospects podcast series; Pitt OG BJ Williams. BJ discusses what Pitt needs to do to win the ACC next season, who mentored him as a freshman, and how he improved over the course of last season.
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