Nevada's Carson Strong still has 2 favorite targets at Senior Bowl

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Nevada quarterback Carson Strong got one more week to throw passes to his favorite receivers, who also happened to be his college roommates.

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The Wolf Pack quarterback, wide receiver Romeo Doubs and tight end Cole Turner are teaming up for Saturday’s Senior Bowl. Now, they’re doing it in front of NFL coaches and team officials. They're sharing the moments in between endless streams of meetings and job interviews, trying to enhance their stock before the NFL draft in April.

"None of us were the most highly recruited guys," Strong said. "We all developed to get here. All of us are all ball, that’s all we care about and that’s why we’re here. That’s how we got ourselves in this position, we just grinded for four years and we got better over time."

And they did it, like many other things, together. The trio roomed together from Day One through their final seasons at Nevada, moving from the dorm to an apartment.

The chemistry carried over onto the field.

Strong, a two-time Mountain West Conference offensive player of the year, just happened to room with his top targets who just happened to become two of his closest friends.

They played lots of games of Madden in their early years and convened in the film room for countless hours later in their careers.

"We always gravitated toward each other," Turner said. "The kind of guys always with the same goal that we wanted to keep playing.

"We're all guys who are pretty chilled and laid back. We never really argued. We always got along."

National Team receiver Romeo Doubs catches a pass during practice for the Senior Bowl football game Wednesday, Feb. 2,