2022 NFL Draft Prospect Interview: Bernard McCall Jr., WR, Brevard College

• Name: Bernard McCall Jr.
• Position: WR
• College: Brevard College 
• Height: 6’3″
• Weight: 220 lbs 
• Twitter: @Dolasworld23

1.What are your favorite things about playing football for Brevard? 

The coaching staff goes above and beyond for players. 

2.What role do you hope to have if you make it into the NFL? 

I hope that I can be in the top 3 on the depth chart for WRs and to be a consistent and reliable play maker. 

3.What sets you apart from other wide receivers? 

I don’t think my game has a ceiling. I can play inside or out, I also can take on double teams and succeed and I block very well.

 4.What is your mindset when you are on the football field? 

I get in the mindset of being a gladiator. 

5.What is your favorite workout? 

My favorite workout would probably be anything lower body. I love doing squats and cleans, maybe some plyometrics.  

6.What is a skill that you have that you think translates into the NFL well? 

My ability to read defenses on the fly and my durability. 

7.What are your favorite moments from your football life? 

Probably winning my first championship in football at my prep school. 

8.If you could hang out with any football player past or present for a day who and why? 

I’d hang out with Dez Bryant, he’s my favorite player and I would want to pick his brain about how he handled things in the NFL during his career. 

9.What type of energy do you bring onto the football field? 

I bring hard working energy. With me you know I’m going to get the job done and I won’t complain about it. 

10.What would a team get in a player like you? 

A team is getting a player with a work ethic who is second to none. I feel like because I’m so versatile that a team would be signing 3 players in 1. 

11.What has been your biggest challenge in life? 

My biggest challenge is just staying the course, sometimes I have to remember that God made my path different from others.

 12.What is a moment in your football career that improved you as a football player? 

Learning how to lose with class and also win with class.