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Published 12:08 30 Oct 2015 GMT
Updated 12:12 30 Oct 2015 GMT

Umenyiora refuses to confirm the names of the two players who will be approached by the NFL, but he in the interview he gives special mention to All Blacks try machine Julian Savea and England's Anthony Watson.
“No doubt about it, the guys in question are genuine candidates. Their particular skill sets transfer over. We think they will be very good.” “Everyone in the NFL remembers Jonah Lomu and the way he changed rugby, and loads of people in the States noticed him. Obviously New Zealand’s Julian Savea is being dubbed the ‘new Jonah’, and he has been awesome this tournament. “His hat-trick of tries (against France) blew me away. The guy ran over people for his second try and you definitely sit up and notice!"
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