Dylan Mabin Bo Jackson Jersey White , CB, FordhamMeasurables6’0", 196 lbs4.41 40 yard dash14 bench reps38" vertical jump130" broad jump4.46 20-yard shuttle6.98 3-coneStats2018: Started 9 games, 48 total tackles,..." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteSilver And Black Pridean Oakland Raiders communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsRaidersOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Raiders StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Raiders NewsYahoo Raiders Team PageYahoo Raiders ReportYahoo Raiders Depth ChartYahoo Raiders TransactionsYahoo Raiders PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Raiders 2019 UDFA scouting report: Dylan Mabin size-speed small school prospect New,16commentsPDTShareTweetShareShareRaiders 2019 UDFA scouting report: Dylan Mabin size-speed small school prospect Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY SportsDylan Mabin, CB, FordhamMeasurables6’0”, 196 lbs4.41 40 yard dash14 bench reps38” vertical jump130” broad jump4.46 20-yard shuttle6.98 3-coneStats2018: Started 9 games, 48 total tackles, 2.5 TFL, 1 INT, 11 PD2017: Started 10 games, 44 total tackles, 0 TFL, 0 INT, 19 PD2016: Started 11 games, 42 total tackles, 0 TFL, 0 INT, 3 PD2015: Played in 11 games,15 total tackles, 0 TFL, 0 INT, 7 PDAwards2018 Team Captain2018 First Team All-Patriot League2017 Rich Marrin Team MVP2017 First Team All-Patriot LeagueStrengthsPrototypical size for an NFL cornerback. Excellent athletic profile that predicts a longer career in the NFL. Consistently challenges the catch, racking up 40 pass deflections in 4 seasons. Special teams ace who started on many kick and return teams. Experience as a kick and punt returner. Was clearly one of the most talented players on the field for Fordham.WeaknessesLacks physicality as a tackler and defeating blocks. Needs to do a better job of staying in phase in press coverage, allows too much separation that he won’t be able to recover from in the NFL. Can improve his angles in pursuit. Faced lower level of competition which can make for a difficult transition to the NFL.Fit with RaidersMabin has enticing size and athleticism for the position. Has experience playing the press technique that Defensive Coordinator Paul Guenther prefers from his cornerbacks. Could push for the final cornerback position, would likely secure a spot on the team if one of the front runners goes down due to injury. Ability to play special teams helps his chances. When Alyssa Turay decided to play football last fall, she didn’t know at the time how big of an opportunity it truly was.Turay joined the freshman team at Temecula Valley High School, thanks in part to an invitation from coach Ed Avedissian following the Golden Bears’ first game of the season.Football, as Turay says, has always been in her life. So why not play?Turay had three kick attempts during 2018:The first: “I missed. I was so nervous.”The second: ‘Made it!’The third: She got tackled.“So I had all three variations of kicks https://www.raiderslockerroom.com/authentic-derek-carr-jersey ,” Turay said with a laugh.Turay is also an active soccer player and captain of her squad. She’s considering playing flag football as well, and is learning the proper ways of weight training through a class at school.<noscript></noscript>Turay already has her football goals lined up for this fall: Win the starting kicking job for the junior varsity team and “to be like one of them, to do all the workouts the same, to do everything the same.”Yes, Turay is a female competing in a sport primarily played by males.Yes, Turay thought some of the guys would be ‘mean to her.’But, nothing of the sort happened with her Temecula Valley crew.Turay’s football teammates fully embraced her as part of the team, and rightfully so; they even built her a goal post out of metal pipes.“We didn’t have one so they built us one,” Turay said. “They were very welcoming.”Turay has received plenty of encouragement from her parents, friends and coaches and, in return, she wants to motivate others who may be considering giving football a shot, including several of her soccer teammates and friends.“I want to encourage people,” said Turay, who cites motivational speaker as a career goal. “I had plenty of people help me (achieve my goals). When people encouraged me, I always did it.”Turay’s mom, Melinda, is a 49ers fan while dad, Shane, loves the Raiders.<noscript></noscript>As a youngster, Alyssa was told to pick a team and selected the Denver Broncos after seeing Peyton Manning and Co. win Super Bowl 50.“I’ve always watched it (football) since I was young,” Alyssa Turay said. “It’s always been in my life.”Alyssa said she draws inspiration from Vonn Miller, a fearsome linebacker who doesn’t get the credit he deserves for ‘being smart.’“I want to do something that’s both athletic and academic, too,”said Turay, who loves Instagram and singer Sam Smith.Since joining the team, Alyssa has gained respect for football players, especially after lining up once as nose tackle.“It’s a lot harder than you think. You have to remember a lot of stuff,” said Turay, who wears No. 99.Turay said the support outweighs her critics and that most people think ‘it’s pretty cool.’Yes, very cool indeed!