Cal seniors Marvin Jones and Mitchell Schwartz completed their first day of practice in Mobile, Ala. for Saturday's Senior Bowl at Ladd-Peebles Stadium. Jones, a wide receiver, and Schwartz, an offensive lineman, both stood out during workouts on Monday.

SI.com draft expert Tony Pauline said "Overall Marvin Jones made a great impression and delivered much more than scouts expected. Jones has stood out in one-on-one drills. He probably runs the best routes of anyone on the North team, consistently separates from defensive backs and has made several outstanding receptions."

Pauline also talked about Schwartz' workouts, saying "Mitchell Schwartz was forced to play center after the North's second center, Garth Gerhart (ASU) left the field with an injury. Schwartz has held his own in the early going, blocking with good fundamentals and, more importantly, displaying the ability to handle the center/quarterback snap exchange."

You can read Pauline's full analysis of day one at the Senior Bowl here.

The New York Times highlighted Jones in their analysis of the wide receivers after Monday's workouts. You can read the full story here

Comcast Sportsnet Bay Area has this exclusive interview with Marvin Jones at the Senior Bowl.

The North and South teams will continue their practices for the Senior Bowl on Tuesday at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.