The Green Bay Packers hosted Missouri safety Jaylon Carlies on a top 30 visit ahead of the 2024 NFL draft, according to Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Teams are allowed to host up to 30 prospects on visits ahead of the draft. Packers Wire is tracking all the reported visits here.
Carlies (6-2, 227) produced 221 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, 17 pass breakups and nine interceptions over 48 games and 40 starts at Missouri. He had 60 or more tackles and intercepted multiple passes in three straight seasons.
Carlies ran the 40-yard dash in 4.50 seconds, hit 32.5″ in the vertical leap, covered 10-5 in the broad jump and did 20 reps on the bench press at the combine. He later improved his vertical to 34.5″ and bench press to 22 reps while also completing the short shuttle in 4.46 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.03 seconds at the Missouri pro day. His Relative Athletic Score is 9.08 out of 10.0.
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Some believe he needs to make the switch to off-ball linebacker at the next level. He is experienced on special teams with almost 500 career snaps at Missouri.
Carlies participated at the East-West Shrine Bowl. He is the No. 237 overall player on the consensus big board and the No. 17 overall safety for Dane Brugler of The Athletic, meaning Carlies is likely to be a Day 3 pick.
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – A Missouri man was arrested last week following a traffic stop in Topeka.
According to the Shawnee Co. Sheriff’s Office, on Wednesday, May 20, shortly before 9 p.m., a deputy conducted a traffic stop on an SUV in the 1900 block of SW Topeka Boulevard.
Officials said that during the investigation, it was discovered that the driver of the vehicle did not have a valid license, the vehicle was not properly registered and there was no liability insurance as required. In addition, illegal narcotics were allegedly found.
As a result, Robert L. Brooks, 55, of Carthage, Mo., was arrested and booked into the SNDOC on the following:
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Possession of an opiate, opium, narcotic or certain stimulant
As the United States prepares for the 250th celebration, the Missouri State Archives, in collaboration with the America 250 Missouri Commission, are calling for the public to join them with a new project.
From now through December 31st, 2026, the Archives is accepting items of Missouriana to be placed in a time capsule.
The “time capsule” will look different than what most people picture.
Instead of being buried or encased in cement, the time capsule will live in the Archives’ rare documents vault – the perfect place for artifacts to grow old.
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One of the items submitted for the time capsule is a ticket stub from Game 6 of the 1964 World Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees.
The Yankees won this game to tie the series 3-3, before the Cardinals took Game 7.
For entry guidelines, additional details, and the submission form, click here.
