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Top 10 NFL Safeties

2011-07-05T15:35:00.004-04:00

Top 10 NFL Safeties

In rating my safeties I broke it up into Top 5 for both the free & strong safety positions.

I prefer my free safeties to not only be able to cover ground but also be sure tacklers as well.

When it comes to the my strong safeties I like them to be thumpers than be that extra support in the box! With that being said lets get to it!

Top 5 Free Safeties

05) Oshiomogho Atogwe---5-11---205---Washington Redskins
Here is one the more unheralded players period on the defensive side of the ball. He is a big play performer, coming up with big play after big play with turnovers from opponents.

04) Reggie Nelson---5-11---206---Cincinnati Bengals
The first thing that comes to mind with this player is playmaker. He is truly a ball hawk through the air. If opposing quarterback are off the mark a bit....Mr. Nelson is there to pick up the pieces.

03) Michael Griffin---6-0---203---Tennessee Titans
He is a good blend of speed and physical mentality. Not only is he looking to make the big play in
the air...but he also is just as effective at delivering a smashing tackle to opponents. Once he laces
them up it's all business with this performer.

02) Louis Delmas---5-11---202---Detroit Lions
He is a true up and comer in the league. He is the most physical of the free safeties in the countdown. He is a safety who enjoys delivering initial contact to ball carriers....than bringing in that interception. He can make the big play through the air....but he gives any defense a physical presence!

01) Ed Reed---5-11---200---Baltimore Ravens
Reed may be a little long in the tooth....and may have some injury concerns.....but when it comes to the perfect blend of delivering the big play by ground & air......then he's your one! His ability to play center field may be unlike anyone that has ever played the game at the position. Though he may not be known as a knock out artist.....he more than makes his presence known in both areas of his game!

Top 5 Strong Safeties

05) T.J. Ward---5-10---2111---Cleveland Browns
He may be considered a bit undersized but he more than makes it up with the punishment he delivers on an every snap basis. He is young in the game...but there is a good chance you will be hearing from this stud for some time to come.

04) Brian Dawkins---6-0---210---Denver Broncos
Though he may have a few miles on his treads he still brings it between the hashes as good as most for the criteria of an in the box thumper at strong! Once he squares up and zeroes in on opposing ball carriers....it's like the warning noise from a rattler. It's too late to react by the time he strikes.

03) Pat Chung---5-11---212---New England Patriots
Chung may be somewhat of a surprise to some....but this is one talented balla ya best not mess with! He is a younger...bigger....more athletic version Troy Polamalu. The key is younger. At this point all he needs is snaps before he takes over as the games #1 SS. He is a fierce tackler...who possesses the instincts in the passing game to make plays through the air. Make sure and look for him!

02) Troy Polamalu---5-10---207---Pittsburgh Steelers
Here is an accomplished warrior here. Not only has he performed his excellence during the regular season but also in the playoffs and Super Bowl! He has been the ultimate at his position for some time now. There is a good chance you are looking at a 1st ballot Hall Of Famer here.

01) Bob Sanders---5-8---206---San Diego Chargers
That's right he is my #1 rated strong safety. Yes he may have been battling injuries over the last few years....and yes he may lack what some may say prototype size. But true ballas come in all shapes and sizes....and Sanders definitely fits that category. But when you're talking about a pure in-the-box safety.....he's ya man! He delivers such vicious hits to opponents that they look for him before he gets to them. he is a throwback performer of the days of old when physicality was the number one trait when the game was dictated by physical play. Had it not been for the injuries....there is no doubt in my mind that he would and still could be HOF material!

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Draft Day Bust Segment: (WR) A.J. Green

2011-05-02T15:38:00.003-04:00

Though AJ Green has good size and athletic ability--after evaluating him on tape his skills in no way dictate he should be selected #4 overall!

Whenever selecting a prospect in the NFL Draft you should always be looking to acquire good value. In this case this would be considered bad value.

When you are selected #4 overall--not only will you be paid as one of the top WRs in the entire NFL before standing foot on the field--but you better produce as such since the team that selected you (Cincinnati Bengals) will be paying you as such.

AJ Green is a one dimensional type WR--in that his one and only thing he is good at is spreading the field & going up and getting balls. Which is an excellent trait but at the NFL level to be considered an elite receiver he needed to show more on film transitioning from the collegiate to NFL level.

He lacks good explosion after stop & go situations. Which if he is going to become a top level WR at NFL level he will need to do. How many times in his collegiate career have you seen him take a short pass or hitch and take it the distance?????? Rare I'm sure!

Ha if Green had been selected in the late 1st RD or early 2nd RD his draft status would be looked upon totally different. But since he was taken where he was 4th overall the Cincinnati Bengals will look back and regret this selection!

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NFL Team Draft Grades

2011-05-02T12:39:00.001-04:00

*NOTE: Only Listing Team's Best Value Selections*

ARIZONA
TE Robert Housler (3rd RD)
LB Quan Sturdivant (6th RD)

ATLANTA
MB Jacquizz Rodgers (5th RD)
DE (4-3) Cliff Matthews (7th RD)

BALTIMORE
CB Jimmy Smith (1st RD)
WR Torrey Smith (2nd RD)
OL Jah Reid (3rd RD)
WR Tandon Doss (4th RD)
CB Chykie Brown (5th RD)
DT Pernell McPhee (5th RD)
QB Tyrod Taylor (6th RD)
RB/FB Anthony Allen (7th RD)

BUFFALO
FS Aaron Williams (2nd RD)
LB Chris White (6th RD)

CAROLINA
WR Kealoha Pilares

CHICAGO
OT Gabe Carimi
DT/NG Stephen Paea

CINCINNATI
QB Andy Dalton (2nd RD)
OG Clint Boling (4th RD)
FS Robert Sands (5th RD)
WR Ryan Whalen (6th RD)

Travis Cobb -- MB -- Arizona - 5-11 - 180 - 4.38/40

2011-05-02T10:13:00.002-04:00

Strength
His main position throughout his collegiate career was at the Wide Receiver position. But his skill sets dictate his talent would be best utilized at Multi Back position. Meaning give him touches wherever he needs to line up---just get him the ball. He is a playmaker!

He was such an underutilized weapon within his team’s offensive game plan. He possesses the type of talent that easily could have made him a collegiate All-American.

He possesses a solid athletically put together build to his frame. He displays such first step burst and explosion out the box.

He received limited balls thrown his direction but when he did have targets thrown his direction he displayed excellent hands---body control and adjustment to balls thrown outside the box.

Once defenders near his fluid change of direction---quick feet---and balance make him a talent to behold. It also makes for a long day for defenders who try to bring him down. Many times finding themselves off balance grabbing for air!

When in the open where he can use his speed---the stride in which he runs with is so fluid and compact. There is no wasted motion in his stride. It is the same stride and instincts that make him a very effective kickoff returner. His special teams return skills can only add to his value as a prospect.

Weaknesses
Low production during collegiate career

Summary
There is no question he is a 1st round talent if utilized properly. Due to his lack of touches---therefore production---dropped his draft value. He needs 15--20 touches through
multiple positions as a kick returner---wide receiver---screens---etc. The fact that he wasn't drafted is more directed at those who are evaluating the film--not any question of his talents!

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Aldon Smith -- 4-3/DE -- Missouri - 6-4 - 265 - 4.74/40

2011-05-02T08:53:00.002-04:00

Strength
His skill sets dictate his best long term position as a 4-3/DE

He possesses good upfield push off the edge pursuing QB/ ball carrier

Displays good straight line speed

Weaknesses
Lacks multiple position flexibility due to lack of overall agility to play the OLB effectively

Lacks good change of direction (limiting potential impact plays)

Liability versus the run (lacks stoutness at point of attack)

Improved hand technique versus opposing blockers

Summary
Aldon Smith was selected much higher than evaluations dictated. He went 7th overall--when we had him valued as a late 2nd RD value! Though he is an underclassman with a high potential
upside--the bottomline his overall skill sets weren't evidant in him reaching that upside.

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Dom DeCicco -- SS -- Pittsburgh - 6-3 - 230 - 4.64/40

2011-05-01T16:54:00.001-04:00

Strength
He possesses excellent size with a sturdy build--ideal for next level. His high level of athleticism seems to consistently go unnoticed!

He consistently displays a willingness to come up and support the run with an eagerness rarely evaluated.

He shows excellent tackling both in one on one and in open field situations. There are no questions to his tackling skills.

For a larger sized strong safety he displays surprising ability to cover large areas of the field defensing the run

He is a playmaker in that not only does he find his way around the ball--but either makes a play on the ball/ ball carrier--or comes away with ball.

He is as talented and versatile of a safety evaluated in this entire 2011 draft class!

Weaknesses
Questionable change of direction in and out of stop and goes situations

Summary
DeCicco was my highest rated Strong Safety in this years draft period! He was given a late 3rd RD value.Yet he went undrafted???????? He displayed a high level of skill and talent performed whenever evaluated on film. Guess time will tell if this prospect should have been draft worthy?

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2011 Top Undrafted NFL Prospects List

2011-05-01T15:13:00.006-04:00

Quarterbacks
Adam Weber /Minnesota /6-1 /210 /4.73 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIHeVes33og
Josh Portis /California (PA) /6-3 /210 /4.59 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKlemRBlI_8
Trey Revell /LA Monroe /6-4 /224 /4.93 --- Camp Invite
Greg McElroy /Alabama /6-2 /220 /4.84 --- Off Board

Running Backs
Darren Evans /VA Tech /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- 2nd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2CdtcW3J7w
Jonathan Williams /East Carolina /6-0 /210 /4.47 --- 4th RD
Brandon Saine /Ohio State /5-11 /220 /4.40 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Damien Berry /Miami (FL) /5-10 /210 /4.58 --- 5th RD (Late)
Greg Cooper /Miami (FL) /5-10 /205 /4.60 --- 5th (Late)
Eugene Jarvis /Kent State /5-5 /165 /4.56 --- 6th RD- UFA
Angus Quigley /Kansas /6-1 /225 /4.71 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnDTi36wmLM
Karrington Bush /Texas State /5-10 /182 /N/A --- 6th RD - UFA
Trea Burgess /Indiana /5-11 /230 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Keith Carlos (WR) /Purdue /6-1 /205 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSYBrZMJoWY
Derrick Locke /Kentucky /5-8 /190 /4.37 --- Camp Invite
Marcus Richmond /Washington State /6-0 /225 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Kennard Reves /Vanderbilt /5-11 /205 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YyJK-lsMP4
Armando Allen /Notre Dame /5-8 /200 /4.60 --- Not Evaluatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udN6vrSlLEg
Mario Fannin /Auburn /5-10 /230 /4.37 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18riJYBQLm0

Fullbacks
Henry Hynoski /Pittsburgh /6-0 /260 /5.06 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0a4x6V31BMQ
John Clay (RB) /Wisconsin /6-1 /230 /4.83 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG64tTWmGKw
Ben Guidugli /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L3mMdVpTZA
Mario Harvey (LB) /Marshall /5-11 /255 /4.46 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlxEdPHyCc8
Van Stumon /Arkansas /6-1 /265 /4.80 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Goebel /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kn00legSEI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdJJSh0kN4w
Brett Morse /Iowa /6-2 /240 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Skarb /Northern Illinois /6-2 /226 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Jordon Stevens (TE) /Miami (OH) /6-3 /250 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Jason Warner (LB) /Purdue /6-4 /225 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Chris Whitney (QB) /Villanova /6-2 /235 /4.91 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHwgfnkgFDI
Anthony Sherman /Connecticut /5-10 /240 /4.74 --- Off Board

Wide Receivers
D'Andre Brown /So. Mississippi /6-6 /235 /4.59 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Markeith Summers /Mississippi /6-2 /200 /4.55 --- 3rd RD
Jarvis Williams /North Carolina State /6-4 /215 /4.91 --- 3rd RD
Keith Smith /Purdue /6-2 /215 /4.65 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Dontavis Bogan /South Florida /6-0 /190 /4.55 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcaBz071kKM
Kamar Aiken /Central Florida /6-1 /210 /4.45 --- 4th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1YohHJwnQc
Darvin Adams /Auburn /6-2 /190 /4.56 --- 5th RD
Tori Gurley /South Carolina /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvbQRcr2UzQ
Terrance McGee /Ohio University /6-3 /195 /4.45 --- 5th RD
Maurice Shaw /Idaho /6-3 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Lyle Leong /Texas Tech /6-0 /180 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4Bk-vvD5E
Jeff Maehl /Oregon /6-1 /195 /4.56 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Dell /Michigan State /6-0 /195 /4.57 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1sV5-w_Fyg
Troy Pascley /Louisville /6-1 /195 /4.65 --- 6th RD - UFA
Owen Spencer /North Carolina State /6-2 /195 /4.51 --- 6th RD - UFA
Terrence McCoy /Texas A&M /6-4 /210 /4.59 --- Camp Invite
Darrell Davis /North Carolina State /6-4 /210 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
John Chiles /Texas /6-1 /210 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Juan Nunez /Western Michigan /6-1 /185 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Johnathan Wilson /Kansas /6-1 /200 /4.67 --- Camp Invite
Vidal Hazelton /Cincinnati /6-2 /220 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Jarred Fayson /Illinois /6-0 /205 /4.39 --- Camp Invite
Greg Ellingson /Florida International /6-3 /200 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b_PbZ6UuuQ
Joe Horn /Ashland /5-11 /190 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaUkz0kfYks
Michael Campbell /Temple /6-1 /205 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxe90NykIbI
Armon Binns /Cincinnati /6-3 /210 /4.50 --- Camp Invite
Terrence Toliver /LSU /6-4 /210 /4.52 --- Off Board

Tight Ends
Mike McNeill /Nebraska /6-4 /230 /4.68 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyPcaj-J2DY
Zack Pianalto /North Carolina /6-3 /255 /4.78 --- 5th RD
Wesley Saunders /South Carolina /6-5 /265 /4.96 --- 6th RD
Jeff Lindsay /Purdue /6-3 /235 /4.63 --- Camp Invite

Multi Backs Position
Created For Non-Traditional Positional Players Whose
Talents Warrant Multiple Touches Throughout Course Of Game --
Possibly From Multiple Positions & Formations To Get Them Ball

Travis Cobb (WR) /Arizona /5-11 /180 /4.38 --- 2nd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCKn3RGjeFs
Nic Grigsby (RB) /Arizona /5-10 /200 /4.39 --- 5th RD
Noel Devine (RB) /West Virginia /5-8 /180 /4.45 --- 5th RD (Mid)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDn_IIwUUhI
Jeremiah Masoli (QB) /Mississippi /5-11 /225 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcYzU6EPXXo
Doug Baldwin (WR) /Stanford /5-10 /190 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQf_DYx0Xt0
Doug Beaumont (WR) /Louisville /5-8 /180 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfmex1Woy68
Leon Berry (WR) /Mississippi State /6-0 /205 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKZuG-1MN4Q
LaVon Brazill (WR) /Ohio University /5-11 /190 /4.45 --- Camp Invite
Mitchell Evans (WR/S) /Indiana /6-1 /205 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Willie Geter (RB) /Bowling Green /5-7 /175 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g54jMLhWNs
Kyle Halderman (WR) /Air Force /5-11 /175 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Kierrie Johnson (WR) /Houston /5-9 /160 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoEdv0FIpw0
James Kirkendoll (WR) /Texas /5-10 /175 /4.42 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yQ6ms39_ME
Phillip Livas (WR) /LA Tech /5-7 /180 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v31pT_20LYc
Mossis Madu (RB) /Oklahoma /5-11 /200 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srGKT4zo154
Eddie McGee (QB) /Illinois /6-3 /210 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Aubrey Quarles (WR) /Kansas State /5-11 /202 /4.68 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yW4ja5pnIo
Jamal Rogers (WR) /Miami (OH) /5-11 /165 /4.50 --- Camp Invite

Nose Guards
Lolomana Mikaele /Arizona /6-2 /305 /4.98 --- 5th - 7th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S6i5RMURWQ
Dexter Larimore /Ohio State /6-1 /310 /5.06 --- Camp Invite
Guy Miller /Colorado State /6-3 /300 /5.14 --- Not Evaluated

Defensive Tackles
David Boyce /Southern Mississippi /6-6 /250 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Peter Gardner /New Mexico /6-4 /295 /5.18 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRYenGVsTOo
Michael Lemon /North Carolina State /6-3 /275 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Rick Ricketts /Air Force /6-3 /260 /N/A --- Camp Invite

Defensive Ends
Davis Bedford (4-3) /South Florida /6-4 /260 /4.89 --- 4th RD
Damario Ambrose (4-3) /Arkansas /6-3 /260 /4.80 --- 4th RD

Inside Linebackers
Aaron Lavarias (DE) /Idaho /6-2 /250 /4.64 --- 4th RD
Rodney Gnat (DE) /Louisville /6-2 /250 /4.80 --- 5th RD
Bani Gbadu /Penn State /6-0 /235 /4.59 --- 5th RD
Josh Bynes /Auburn /6-1 /240 /4.80 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-HFImZoMmk
John Stokes /Vanderbilt /6-5 /235 /4.79 --- 5th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3hDDmACTfU
Mark Herzlich /Boston College /6-4 /245 /4.91 --- 5th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzZUA5CZ6IQ
Severin Campbell /Montana /6-3 /220 /4.89 --- Camp Invite
Jake Coffman (DE) /Northern Illinois /6-5 /255 /N/A --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINVeZH_HCk
Wayne Daniels (DE) /TCU /6-0 /260 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Alex Johnson (DT) /Toledo /6-2 /260 /4.84 --- Camp Invite

Outside Linebackers
Shawn Lemon (DE) /Akron /6-1 /240 /4.77 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBg0P84rsqY
Chris Walker (DE) /Tennessee /6-2 /235 /4.72 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpTwg3kf7xY
Jamari Lattimore (DE) /Midd Tenn State /6-2 /230 /4.73 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7BxqfkuKWY
Terrell Richardson (DE) /LA Lafayette /6-5 /260 /N/A --- 5th RD
Dwight Roberson /Oregon State /6-0 /225 /4.72 --- Camp Invite
Monte Simmons (DE) /Kent State /6-1 /235 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Douglas Westbrook (DE) /Toledo /6-3 /235 /4.92 --- Camp Invite

Cornerbacks
Julian Posey /Ohio University /5-10 /190 /4.48 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBSX5Ahbq-4
Kevyn Scott /Syracuse /5-11 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Maurice Langston /Mississippi State /5-11 /170 /4.57 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nsfLQ2FHsc
Andrew McGee /Oklahoma State /5-11 /195 /4.71 --- 5th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXoRKPHJoU0
Sherrod Lott /Buffalo /5-10 /175 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Kendrick Burney /North Carolina /5-9 /185 /4.71 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meGqW66ZBtw

Free Safeties
Chris Smith (CB) /Northern Illinois /5-10 /185 /4.70 --- 5th RD (Late)
Darius Davis (CB) /Memphis /6-0 /195 /4.60 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTgMc6zpWrQ
Alex DeGiacomo /UNLV /6-0 /185 /4.54 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0guR3m_RaQ
Wyatt Middleton /Navy /6-1 /190 /4.58 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnWBsYGBQdU
Sterling Moore /SMU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0mtPzoSLyM
Reggie Rembert (CB) /Air Force /5-7 /180 /4.40 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tnP0qzqubo
Deunta Williams /North Carolina /6-2 /205 /4.53 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqssqzYQzXk

Strong Safeties
Dom DeCicco /Pittsburgh /6-3 /230 /4.64 --- 3rd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxUcdY0PVVo
Justin Winters (LB) /Buffalo /5-10 /220 /4.70 --- 4th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDP16heGVvU
Myron Beck (LB) /Washington State /5-11 /210 /4.73 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l9IhtKs13k
Jeron Johnson /Boise State /5-10 /210 /4.51 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5533esi2js
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2KWzkcB-dU
Daniel Sheffield (LB) /Troy /6-3 /190 /4.62 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5NGY0AvlxM
Jay Valai /Wisconsin /5-8 /200 /4.74 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4K0SjBR-kI
Victor Aiyewa (LB) /Washington /6-1 /230 /4.94 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqPSHVL7A8M
Jamail Berry (LB) /Western Michigan /6-1 /205 /4.80 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhCSBrxMLJk
Starr Fuimiano (LB) /UNLV /6-0 /190 /4.69 --- Camp Invite
Daylon McCoy /LA Lafayette /5-11 /210 /4.75 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNtZxAeBt0g
Calvin Rubles /Kansas /6-3 /200 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Mike Sobol /Northern Illinois /6-0 /200 /4.60 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mud9Bdehzos
Winston Venable (LB) /Boise State /5-11 /210 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiE50J4HH1s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU27EAJM17Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAC-OhtHwL4

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2011 NFL (Live) Updated Draft Value Board

2011-04-30T06:08:00.013-04:00

Quarterbacks
Adam Weber /Minnesota /6-1 /210 /4.73 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIHeVes33og
Josh Portis /California (PA) /6-3 /210 /4.59 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKlemRBlI_8
Trey Revell /LA Monroe /6-4 /224 /4.93 --- Camp Invite
Greg McElroy /Alabama /6-2 /220 /4.84 --- Off Board

Running Backs
Darren Evans /VA Tech /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- 2nd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2CdtcW3J7w
Jonathan Williams /East Carolina /6-0 /210 /4.47 --- 4th RD
Brandon Saine /Ohio State /5-11 /220 /4.40 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Damien Berry /Miami (FL) /5-10 /210 /4.58 --- 5th RD (Late)
Greg Cooper /Miami (FL) /5-10 /205 /4.60 --- 5th (Late)
Eugene Jarvis /Kent State /5-5 /165 /4.56 --- 6th RD- UFA
Angus Quigley /Kansas /6-1 /225 /4.71 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnDTi36wmLM
Karrington Bush /Texas State /5-10 /182 /N/A --- 6th RD - UFA
Trea Burgess /Indiana /5-11 /230 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Keith Carlos (WR) /Purdue /6-1 /205 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSYBrZMJoWY
Derrick Locke /Kentucky /5-8 /190 /4.37 --- Camp Invite
Marcus Richmond /Washington State /6-0 /225 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Kennard Reves /Vanderbilt /5-11 /205 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YyJK-lsMP4
Armando Allen /Notre Dame /5-8 /200 /4.60 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udN6vrSlLEg
Mario Fannin /Auburn /5-10 /230 /4.37 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18riJYBQLm0

Fullbacks
Henry Hynoski /Pittsburgh /6-0 /260 /5.06 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0a4x6V31BMQ
John Clay (RB) /Wisconsin /6-1 /230 /4.83 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG64tTWmGKw
Ben Guidugli /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L3mMdVpTZA
Mario Harvey (LB) /Marshall /5-11 /255 /4.46 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlxEdPHyCc8
Van Stumon /Arkansas /6-1 /265 /4.80 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Goebel /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kn00legSEI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdJJSh0kN4w
Brett Morse /Iowa /6-2 /240 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Skarb /Northern Illinois /6-2 /226 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Jordon Stevens (TE) /Miami (OH) /6-3 /250 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Jason Warner (LB) /Purdue /6-4 /225 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Chris Whitney (QB) /Villanova /6-2 /235 /4.91 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHwgfnkgFDI
Anthony Sherman /Connecticut /5-10 /240 /4.74 --- Off Board

Wide Receivers
D'Andre Brown /So. Mississippi /6-6 /235 /4.59 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Markeith Summers /Mississippi /6-2 /200 /4.55 --- 3rd RD
Jarvis Williams /North Carolina State /6-4 /215 /4.91 --- 3rd RD
Keith Smith /Purdue /6-2 /215 /4.65 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Dontavis Bogan /South Florida /6-0 /190 /4.55 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcaBz071kKM
Kamar Aiken /Central Florida /6-1 /210 /4.45 --- 4th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1YohHJwnQc
Darvin Adams /Auburn /6-2 /190 /4.56 --- 5th RD
Tori Gurley /South Carolina /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvbQRcr2UzQ
Terrance McGee /Ohio University /6-3 /195 /4.45 --- 5th RD
Maurice Shaw /Idaho /6-3 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Lyle Leong /Texas Tech /6-0 /180 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4Bk-vvD5E
Jeff Maehl /Oregon /6-1 /195 /4.56 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Dell /Michigan State /6-0 /195 /4.57 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1sV5-w_Fyg
Troy Pascley /Louisville /6-1 /195 /4.65 --- 6th RD - UFA
Owen Spencer /North Carolina State /6-2 /195 /4.51 --- 6th RD - UFA
Terrence McCoy /Texas A&M /6-4 /210 /4.59 --- Camp Invite
Darrell Davis /North Carolina State /6-4 /210 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
John Chiles /Texas /6-1 /210 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Juan Nunez /Western Michigan /6-1 /185 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Johnathan Wilson /Kansas /6-1 /200 /4.67 --- Camp Invite
Vidal Hazelton /Cincinnati /6-2 /220 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Jarred Fayson /Illinois /6-0 /205 /4.39 --- Camp Invite
Greg Ellingson /Florida International /6-3 /200 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b_PbZ6UuuQ
Joe Horn /Ashland /5-11 /190 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaUkz0kfYks
Michael Campbell /Temple /6-1 /205 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxe90NykIbI
Armon Binns /Cincinnati /6-3 /210 /4.50 --- Camp Invite
Terrence Toliver /LSU /6-4 /210 /4.52 --- Off Board

Tight Ends
Mike McNeill /Nebraska /6-4 /230 /4.68 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyPcaj-J2DY
Zack Pianalto /North Carolina /6-3 /255 /4.78 --- 5th RD
Wesley Saunders /South Carolina /6-5 /265 /4.96 --- 6th RD
Jeff Lindsay /Purdue /6-3 /235 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
Ifeanyi Momah (WR) /Boston College /6-6 /240 /4.65 --- Camp Invite

Multi Backs Position
Created For Non-Traditional Positional Players Whose
Talents Warrant Multiple Touches Throughout Course Of Game --
Possibly From Multiple Positions & Formations To Get Them Ball

Travis Cobb (WR) /Arizona /5-11 /180 /4.38 --- 2nd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCKn3RGjeFs
Nic Grigsby (RB) /Arizona /5-10 /200 /4.39 --- 5th RD
Noel Devine (RB) /West Virginia /5-8 /180 /4.45 --- 5th RD (Mid)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDn_IIwUUhI
Jeremiah Masoli (QB) /Mississippi /5-11 /225 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcYzU6EPXXo
Doug Baldwin (WR) /Stanford /5-10 /190 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQf_DYx0Xt0
Doug Beaumont (WR) /Louisville /5-8 /180 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfmex1Woy68
Leon Berry (WR) /Mississippi State /6-0 /205 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKZuG-1MN4Q
LaVon Brazill (WR) /Ohio University /5-11 /190 /4.45 --- Camp Invite
Mitchell Evans (WR/S) /Indiana /6-1 /205 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Willie Geter (RB) /Bowling Green /5-7 /175 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g54jMLhWNs
Kyle Halderman (WR) /Air Force /5-11 /175 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Kierrie Johnson (WR) /Houston /5-9 /160 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoEdv0FIpw0
James Kirkendoll (WR) /Texas /5-10 /175 /4.42 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yQ6ms39_ME
Phillip Livas (WR) /LA Tech /5-7 /180 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v31pT_20LYc
Mossis Madu (RB) /Oklahoma /5-11 /200 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srGKT4zo154
Eddie McGee (QB) /Illinois /6-3 /210 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Aubrey Quarles (WR) /Kansas State /5-11 /202 /4.68 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yW4ja5pnIo
Jamal Rogers (WR) /Miami (OH) /5-11 /165 /4.50 --- Camp Invite

Nose Guards
Lolomana Mikaele /Arizona /6-2 /305 /4.98 --- 5th - 7th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S6i5RMURWQ
Dexter Larimore /Ohio State /6-1 /310 /5.06 --- Camp Invite
Guy Miller /Colorado State /6-3 /300 /5.14 --- Not Evaluated

Defensive Tackles
David Boyce /Southern Mississippi /6-6 /250 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Peter Gardner /New Mexico /6-4 /295 /5.18 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRYenGVsTOo
Michael Lemon /North Carolina State /6-3 /275 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Rick Ricketts /Air Force /6-3 /260 /N/A --- Camp Invite

Defensive Ends
Davis Bedford (4-3) /South Florida /6-4 /260 /4.89 --- 4th RD
Damario Ambrose (4-3) /Arkansas /6-3 /260 /4.80 --- 4th RD

Inside Linebackers
Aaron Lavarias (DE) /Idaho /6-2 /250 /4.64 --- 4th RD
Rodney Gnat (DE) /Louisville /6-2 /250 /4.80 --- 5th RD
Bani Gbadu /Penn State /6-0 /235 /4.59 --- 5th RD
Josh Bynes /Auburn /6-1 /240 /4.80 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-HFImZoMmk
John Stokes /Vanderbilt /6-5 /235 /4.79 --- 5th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3hDDmACTfU
Mark Herzlich /Boston College /6-4 /245 /4.91 --- 5th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzZUA5CZ6IQ
Severin Campbell /Montana /6-3 /220 /4.89 --- Camp Invite
Jake Coffman (DE) /Northern Illinois /6-5 /255 /N/A --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINVeZH_HCk
Wayne Daniels (DE) /TCU /6-0 /260 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Alex Johnson (DT) /Toledo /6-2 /260 /4.84 --- Camp Invite

Outside Linebackers
Shawn Lemon (DE) /Akron /6-1 /240 /4.77 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBg0P84rsqY
Chris Walker (DE) /Tennessee /6-2 /235 /4.72 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpTwg3kf7xY
Jamari Lattimore (DE) /Midd Tenn State /6-2 /230 /4.73 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7BxqfkuKWY
Terrell Richardson (DE) /LA Lafayette /6-5 /260 /N/A --- 5th RD
Dwight Roberson /Oregon State /6-0 /225 /4.72 --- Camp Invite
Monte Simmons (DE) /Kent State /6-1 /235 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Douglas Westbrook (DE) /Toledo /6-3 /235 /4.92 --- Camp Invite

Cornerbacks
Julian Posey /Ohio University /5-10 /190 /4.48 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBSX5Ahbq-4
Kevyn Scott /Syracuse /5-11 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Maurice Langston /Mississippi State /5-11 /170 /4.57 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nsfLQ2FHsc
Andrew McGee /Oklahoma State /5-11 /195 /4.71 --- 5th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXoRKPHJoU0
Sherrod Lott /Buffalo /5-10 /175 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Kendrick Burney /North Carolina /5-9 /185 /4.71 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meGqW66ZBtw

Free Safeties
Chris Smith (CB) /Northern Illinois /5-10 /185 /4.70 --- 5th RD (Late)
Darius Davis (CB) /Memphis /6-0 /195 /4.60 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTgMc6zpWrQ
Alex DeGiacomo /UNLV /6-0 /185 /4.54 --- Camp Invite
Wyatt Middleton /Navy /6-1 /190 /4.58 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnWBsYGBQdU
Sterling Moore /SMU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0mtPzoSLyM
Reggie Rembert (CB) /Air Force /5-7 /180 /4.40 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tnP0qzqubo
Deunta Williams /North Carolina /6-2 /205 /4.53 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqssqzYQzXk

Strong Safeties
Dom DeCicco /Pittsburgh /6-3 /230 /4.64 --- 3rd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxUcdY0PVVo
Justin Winters (LB) /Buffalo /5-10 /220 /4.70 --- 4th RD (Late)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDP16heGVvU
Myron Beck (LB) /Washington State /5-11 /210 /4.73 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l9IhtKs13k
Jeron Johnson /Boise State /5-10 /210 /4.51 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5533esi2js
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2KWzkcB-dU
Daniel Sheffield (LB) /Troy /6-3 /190 /4.62 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5NGY0AvlxM
Jay Valai /Wisconsin /5-8 /200 /4.74 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4K0SjBR-kI
Victor Aiyewa (LB) /Washington /6-1 /230 /4.94 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqPSHVL7A8M
Jamail Berry (LB) /Western Michigan /6-1 /205 /4.80 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhCSBrxMLJk
Starr Fuimiano (LB) /UNLV /6-0 /190 /4.69 --- Camp Invite
Daylon McCoy /LA Lafayette /5-11 /210 /4.75 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNtZxAeBt0g
Calvin Rubles /Kansas /6-3 /200 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Mike Sobol /Northern Illinois /6-0 /200 /4.60 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mud9Bdehzos
Winston Venable (LB) /Boise State /5-11 /210 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiE50J4HH1s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU27EAJM17Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAC-OhtHwL4

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2011 NFL Draft Value Board "Day 3"

2011-04-30T00:53:00.015-04:00

Quarterbacks
Adam Weber /Minnesota /6-1 /210 /4.73 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIHeVes33og
Ricky Stanzi /Iowa /6-4 /225 /4.87 --- 4th (Mid) - 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x2UUWgv1NQ
Josh Portis /California (PA) /6-3 /210 /4.59 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKlemRBlI_8
Nathan Enderle /Idaho /6-4 /240 /5.12 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfFZSbpIXzY
Trey Revell /LA Monroe /6-4 /224 /4.93 --- Camp Invite
Greg McElroy /Alabama /6-2 /220 /4.84 --- Off Board

Running Backs
Allen Bradford /USC /5-11 /240 /4.53 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfcSvZ5akTc
Roy Helu /Nebraska /6-0 /220 /4.40 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySAcat-VVbM
Darren Evans /VA Tech /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- 2nd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2CdtcW3J7w
Dion Lewis /Pittsburgh /5-7 /195 /4.56 --- 3rd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCMGvFoNwLE
Jamie Harper /Clemson /5-11 /230 /4.53 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CprghseCTe8
Jordon Todman /Connecticut /5-9 /205 /4.40 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y03HQc0xi4Y
Jonathan Williams /East Carolina /6-0 /210 /4.47 --- 4th RD
Anthony Allen /GA Tech /6-1 /225 /4.56 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAb_0ZuwGnw&feature=related
Da'Rel Scott /Maryland /5-11 /210 /4.40 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hleY7FV8Lhk
Kendall Hunter /Oklahoma State /5-7 /200 /4.46 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p98yMoVhchw&feature=related
Brandon Saine /Ohio State /5-11 /220 /4.40 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Damien Berry /Miami (FL) /5-10 /210 /4.58 --- 5th RD (Late)
Greg Cooper /Miami (FL) /5-10 /205 /4.60 --- 5th (Late)
Eugene Jarvis /Kent State /5-5 /165 /4.56 --- 6th RD- UFA
Angus Quigley /Kansas /6-1 /225 /4.71 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnDTi36wmLM
Karrington Bush /Texas State /5-10 /182 /N/A --- 6th RD - UFA
Baron Batch /Texas Tech /5-10 /205 /4.50 ---- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZpNXNhJNII
Trea Burgess /Indiana /5-11 /230 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Keith Carlos (WR) /Purdue /6-1 /205 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSYBrZMJoWY
Derrick Locke /Kentucky /5-8 /190 /4.37 --- Camp Invite
Marcus Richmond /Washington State /6-0 /225 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Kennard Reves /Vanderbilt /5-11 /205 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YyJK-lsMP4
Armando Allen /Notre Dame /5-8 /200 /4.60 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udN6vrSlLEg
Delone Carter /Syracuse /5-9 /220 /4.54 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yib0EHiGnjs
Mario Fannin /Auburn /5-10 /230 /4.37 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18riJYBQLm0
Taiwan Jones /Eastern Washington /6-0 /196 /4.35 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCIN6EWoPBo

Fullbacks
Stanley Havili /USC /6-0 /225 /4.64 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXlwb6c089g
Henry Hynoski /Pittsburgh /6-0 /260 /5.06 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0a4x6V31BMQ
Charles Clay /Tulsa /6-3 /245 /4.69 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkwoERstzYI
John Clay (RB) /Wisconsin /6-1 /230 /4.83 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG64tTWmGKw
Ben Guidugli /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L3mMdVpTZA
Mario Harvey (LB) /Marshall /5-11 /255 /4.46 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlxEdPHyCc8
Van Stumon /Arkansas /6-1 /265 /4.80 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Goebel /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kn00legSEI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdJJSh0kN4w
Brett Morse /Iowa /6-2 /240 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Evan Royster (RB) /Penn State /6-0 /210 /4.65 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Skarb /Northern Illinois /6-2 /226 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Jordon Stevens (TE) /Miami (OH) /6-3 /250 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Jason Warner (LB) /Purdue /6-4 /225 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Chris Whitney (QB) /Villanova /6-2 /235 /4.91 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHwgfnkgFDI
Anthony Sherman /Connecticut /5-10 /240 /4.74 --- Off Board

Wide Receivers
D'Andre Brown /So. Mississippi /6-6 /235 /4.59 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Greg Salas /Hawaii /6-1 /210 /4.53 --- 3rd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsqqmN-ffeY
Markeith Summers /Mississippi /6-2 /200 /4.55 --- 3rd RD
Jarvis Williams /North Carolina State /6-4 /215 /4.91 --- 3rd RD
Keith Smith /Purdue /6-2 /215 /4.65 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Dontavis Bogan /South Florida /6-0 /190 /4.55 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcaBz071kKM
Tandon Doss /Indiana /6-2 /200 /4.62 --- 4th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXAqFxZMmuc
Dwayne Harris /East Carolina /5-10 /205 /4.53 --- 4th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q4Ys_R7bzs
Kamar Aiken /Central Florida /6-1 /210 /4.45 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1YohHJwnQc
Darvin Adams /Auburn /6-2 /190 /4.56 --- 5th RD
Tori Gurley /South Carolina /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvbQRcr2UzQ
Terrance McGee /Ohio University /6-3 /195 /4.45 --- 5th RD
Maurice Shaw /Idaho /6-3 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Lyle Leong /Texas Tech /6-0 /180 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4Bk-vvD5E
Kealoha Pilares /Hawaii /5-10 /200 /4.42 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Jeff Maehl /Oregon /6-1 /195 /4.56 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Dell /Michigan State /6-0 /195 /4.57 --- 6th RD - UFA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1sV5-w_Fyg
Troy Pascley /Louisville /6-1 /195 /4.65 --- 6th RD - UFA
Owen Spencer /North Carolina State /6-2 /195 /4.51 --- 6th RD - UFA
Terrence McCoy /Texas A&M /6-4 /210 /4.59 --- Camp Invite
Darrell Davis /North Carolina State /6-4 /210 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
John Chiles /Texas /6-1 /210 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Juan Nunez /Western Michigan /6-1 /185 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Johnathan Wilson /Kansas /6-1 /200 /4.67 --- Camp Invite
Vidal Hazelton /Cincinnati /6-2 /220 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Jarred Fayson /Illinois /6-0 /205 /4.39 --- Camp Invite
Greg Ellingson /Florida International /6-3 /200 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b_PbZ6UuuQ
Joe Horn /Ashland /5-11 /190 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaUkz0kfYks
Michael Campbell /Temple /6-1 /205 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxe90NykIbI
Armon Binns /Cincinnati /6-3 /210 /4.50 --- Camp Invite
Denarius Moore /Tennessee /6-0 /195 /4.43 --- Not Evaluated
Niles Paul /Nebraska /6-1 /225 /4.45 --- Off Board
Terrence Toliver /LSU /6-4 /210 /4.52 --- Off Board

Tight Ends
Jordon Cameron /USC /6-5 /255 /4.53 --- 2nd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gQ2ERdpki0
Mike McNeill /Nebraska /6-4 /230 /4.68 --- 4th RD (Late)
Lee Smith /Marshall /6-6 /265 /4.94 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyPcaj-J2DY
Zack Pianalto /North Carolina /6-3 /255 /4.78 --- 5th RD
Daniel Hardy (WR) /Idaho /6-4 /250 /4.78 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPDXalbMrHs
Wesley Saunders /South Carolina /6-5 /265 /4.96 --- 6th RD
Jeff Lindsay /Purdue /6-3 /235 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
Ifeanyi Momah (WR) /Boston College /6-6 /240 /4.65 --- Camp Invite
Virgil Green /Nevada /6-3 /250 /4.54 --- Not Evaluated
Luke Stocker /Tennessee /6-5 /260 /4.68 --- Not Evaluated
DJ Williams /Arkansas /6-2 /245 /4.59 --- Off Board

Multi Backs
Position Created For Non-Traditional Positional Players Whose
Talents Warrant Multiple Touches Throughout Course Of Game --
Possibly From Multiple Positions & Formations To Get Them Ball

Travis Cobb (WR) /Arizona /5-11 /180 /4.38 --- 2nd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCKn3RGjeFs
Jacquizz Rodgers (RB) /Oregon St. /5-6 /195 /4.59 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0xi0eaaP7I
Nic Grigsby (RB) /Arizona /5-10 /200 /4.39 --- 5th RD
Noel Devine (RB) /West Virginia /5-8 /180 /4.45 --- 5th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDn_IIwUUhI
Jeremiah Masoli (QB) /Mississippi /5-11 /225 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcYzU6EPXXo
Doug Baldwin (WR) /Stanford /5-10 /190 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQf_DYx0Xt0
Doug Beaumont (WR) /Louisville /5-8 /180 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfmex1Woy68
Leon Berry (WR) /Mississippi State /6-0 /205 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKZuG-1MN4Q
LaVon Brazill (WR) /Ohio University /5-11 /190 /4.45 --- Camp Invite
Mitchell Evans (WR/S) /Indiana /6-1 /205 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Willie Geter (RB) /Bowling Green /5-7 /175 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g54jMLhWNs
Kyle Halderman (WR) /Air Force /5-11 /175 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Kierrie Johnson (WR) /Houston /5-9 /160 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoEdv0FIpw0
Jeremy Kerley (WR) /TCU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
James Kirkendoll (WR) /Texas /5-10 /175 /4.42 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yQ6ms39_ME
Phillip Livas (WR) /LA Tech /5-7 /180 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v31pT_20LYc
Mossis Madu (RB) /Oklahoma /5-11 /200 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srGKT4zo154
Eddie McGee (QB) /Illinois /6-3 /210 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Aubrey Quarles (WR) /Kansas State /5-11 /202 /4.68 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yW4ja5pnIo
Jamal Rogers (WR) /Miami (OH) /5-11 /165 /4.50 --- Camp Invite

Nose Guards
Jerrell Powe /Mississippi /6-2 /335 /5.25 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBVBOor3bMA
Zach Clayton /Auburn /6-2 /290 /4.97 --- 5th RD
Lolomana Mikaele /Arizona /6-2 /305 /4.98 --- 5th - 7th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S6i5RMURWQ
Chris Neild /West Virginia /6-2 /320 /5.06 --- 7th RD
Dexter Larimore /Ohio State /6-1 /310 /5.06 --- Camp Invite
Guy Miller /Colorado State /6-3 /300 /5.14 --- Not Evaluated

Defensive Tackles
Pernell McPhee /Mississippi State /6-3 /280 /4.91 --- 2nd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu3a3ddcRzM
Lawrence Guy /Arizona State /6-1 /305 /4.98 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03DEc02-sxY
David Boyce /Southern Mississippi /6-6 /250 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Peter Gardner /New Mexico /6-4 /295 /5.18 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRYenGVsTOo
Michael Lemon /North Carolina State /6-3 /275 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Rick Ricketts /Air Force /6-3 /260 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Greg Romeus /Pittsburgh /6-5 /265 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtR-GHikncs

Defensive Ends
Christian Ballard /Iowa /6-4 /285 /4.75 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNk0DWP57RM
Davis Bedford (4-3) /South Florida /6-4 /260 /4.89 --- 4th RD
Damario Ambrose (4-3) /Arkansas /6-3 /260 /4.80 --- 4th RD

Inside Linebackers
Aaron Lavarias (DE) /Idaho /6-2 /250 /4.64 --- 4th RD
Quan Sturdivant /North Carolina /6-1 /240 /4.63 --- 4th RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id-whIyM9AA
Colin McCarthy /Miami (FL) /6-1 /240 /4.59 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wB-pouJkVw
Rodney Gnat (DE) /Louisville /6-2 /250 /4.80 --- 5th RD
Greg Jones /Michigan State /6-0 /240 /4.75 --- 5th RD
Bani Gbadu /Penn State /6-0 /235 /4.59 --- 5th RD
Josh Bynes /Auburn /6-1 /240 /4.80 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-HFImZoMmk
John Stokes /Vanderbilt /6-5 /235 /4.79 --- 5th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3hDDmACTfU
Mark Herzlich /Boston College /6-4 /245 /4.91 --- 5th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzZUA5CZ6IQ
Jeremy Beal (DE) /Oklahoma /6-2 /260 /5.14 --- Camp Invite
Severin Campbell /Montana /6-3 /220 /4.89 --- Camp Invite
Jake Coffman (DE) /Northern Illinois /6-5 /255 /N/A --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OINVeZH_HCk
Wayne Daniels (DE) /TCU /6-0 /260 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Alex Johnson (DT) /Toledo /6-2 /260 /4.84 --- Camp Invite
Chris White /Mississippi State /6-3 /240 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Casey Mathews /Oregon /6-1 /230 /4.79 --- Off Board

Outside Linebackers
Shawn Lemon (DE) /Akron /6-1 /240 /4.77 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBg0P84rsqY
D'Aundre Reed (DE) /Arizona /6-4 /260 /4.84 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCSuDHIYNv8
Chris Walker (DE) /Tennessee /6-2 /235 /4.72 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpTwg3kf7xY
Jamari Lattimore (DE) /Midd Tenn State /6-2 /230 /4.73 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7BxqfkuKWY
Terrell Richardson (DE) /LA Lafayette /6-5 /260 /N/A --- 5th RD
Dwight Roberson /Oregon State /6-0 /225 /4.72 --- Camp Invite
Monte Simmons (DE) /Kent State /6-1 /235 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Douglas Westbrook (DE) /Toledo /6-3 /235 /4.92 --- Camp Invite

Cornerbacks
Davon House /New Mexico State /6-1 /200 /4.44 --- 3rd RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9g1Ff0odmc
Julian Posey /Ohio University /5-10 /190 /4.48 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBSX5Ahbq-4
Kevyn Scott /Syracuse /5-11 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Maurice Langston /Mississippi State /5-11 /170 /4.57 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nsfLQ2FHsc
Andrew McGee /Oklahoma State /5-11 /195 /4.71 --- 5th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXoRKPHJoU0
Sherrod Lott /Buffalo /5-10 /175 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Kendrick Burney /North Carolina /5-9 /185 /4.71 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meGqW66ZBtw

Free Safeties
Ahmad Black /Florida /5-10 /185 /4.70 -- 3rd RD (Mid)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MswzKgJ8DBc
Chris Smith (CB) /Northern Illinois /5-10 /185 /4.70 --- 5th RD (Late)
Darius Davis (CB) /Memphis /6-0 /195 /4.60 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTgMc6zpWrQ
Alex DeGiacomo /UNLV /6-0 /185 /4.54 --- Camp Invite
Wyatt Middleton /Navy /6-1 /190 /4.58 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnWBsYGBQdU
Sterling Moore /SMU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0mtPzoSLyM
Reggie Rembert (CB) /Air Force /5-7 /180 /4.40 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tnP0qzqubo
Quinton Carter /Oklahoma /6-1 /210 /4.57 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecbU_IsFxWk
Deunta Williams /North Carolina /6-2 /205 /4.53 --- Not Evaluated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqssqzYQzXk

Strong Safeties
Dom DeCicco /Pittsburgh /6-3 /230 /4.64 --- 3rd RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxUcdY0PVVo
Shiloh Keo /Idaho /5-11 /220 /4.74 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf4olni5QHo
Andrew Gachkar (LB) /Missouri /6-2 /230 /4.58 --- 4th RD (Late)
Robert Sands /West Virginia /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0o1xMWqCow
Justin Winters (LB) /Buffalo /5-10 /220 /4.70 --- 4th RD (Late)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDP16heGVvU
Myron Beck (LB) /Washington State /5-11 /210 /4.73 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l9IhtKs13k
Jeron Johnson /Boise State /5-10 /210 /4.51 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5533esi2js
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2KWzkcB-dU
Daniel Sheffield (LB) /Troy /6-3 /190 /4.62 --- 5th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5NGY0AvlxM
Jay Valai /Wisconsin /5-8 /200 /4.74 --- 6th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4K0SjBR-kI
Victor Aiyewa (LB) /Washington /6-1 /230 /4.94 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqPSHVL7A8M
Jamail Berry (LB) /Western Michigan /6-1 /205 /4.80 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhCSBrxMLJk
Starr Fuimiano (LB) /UNLV /6-0 /190 /4.69 --- Camp Invite
Daylon McCoy /LA Lafayette /5-11 /210 /4.75 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNtZxAeBt0g
Calvin Rubles /Kansas /6-3 /200 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Mike Sobol /Northern Illinois /6-0 /200 /4.60 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mud9Bdehzos
Winston Venable (LB) /Boise State /5-11 /210 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiE50J4HH1s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU27EAJM17Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAC-OhtHwL4

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2011 NFL Draft Value Board "Day 2"

2011-04-29T10:34:00.000-04:00

Quarterbacks
Ryan Mallet /Arkansas /6-7 /250 /5.37 --- 2nd RD
Colin Kaepernick /Nevada /6-5 /230 /4.53 --- 2nd (Mid) RD
Andy Dalton /TCU /6-2 /215 /4.82 --- 3rd RD
Adam Weber /Minnesota /6-1 /210 /4.73 --- 4th RD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIHeVes33og
Ricky Stanzi /Iowa /6-4 /225 /4.87 --- 4th (Mid) - 5th RD
Josh Portis /California (PA) /6-3 /210 /4.59 --- 6th RD
Nathan Enderle /Idaho /6-4 /240 /5.12 --- Camp Invite
Trey Revell /LA Monroe /6-4 /224 /4.93 --- Camp Invite
Greg McElroy /Alabama /6-2 /220 /4.84 --- Off Board

Running Backs
Allen Bradford /USC /5-11 /240 /4.53 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Roy Helu /Nebraska /6-0 /220 /4.40 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Darren Evans /VA Tech /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- 2nd RD (Late)
Dion Lewis /Pittsburgh /5-7 /195 /4.56 --- 3rd RD
Jamie Harper /Clemson /5-11 /230 /4.53 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Daniel Thomas /Kansas State /6-0 /230 /4.62 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Jordon Todman /Connecticut /5-9 /205 /4.40 --- 4th RD
Jonathan Williams /East Carolina /6-0 /210 /4.47 --- 4th RD
Anthony Allen /GA Tech /6-1 /225 /4.56 --- 4th RD
Da'Rel Scott /Maryland /5-11 /210 /4.40 --- 4th RD (Late)
Shane Vereen /California /5-10 /210 /4.49 --- 4th RD (Late)
Kendall Hunter /Oklahoma State /5-7 /200 /4.46 --- 5th RD
Brandon Saine /Ohio State /5-11 /220 /4.40 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Damien Berry /Miami (FL) /5-10 /210 /4.58 --- 5th RD (Late)
Greg Cooper /Miami (FL) /5-10 /205 /4.60 --- 5th (Late)
Eugene Jarvis /Kent State /5-5 /165 /4.56 --- 6th RD- UFA
Angus Quigley /Kansas /6-1 /225 /4.71 --- 6th RD - UFA
Karrington Bush /Texas State /5-10 /182 /N/A --- 6th RD - UFA
Baron Batch /Texas Tech /5-10 /205 /4.50 ---- Camp Invite
Trea Burgess /Indiana /5-11 /230 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Keith Carlos (WR) /Purdue /6-1 /205 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
Derrick Locke /Kentucky /5-8 /190 /4.37 --- Camp Invite
Marcus Richmond /Washington State /6-0 /225 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Kennard Reves /Vanderbilt /5-11 /205 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
Mikel LeShore /Illinois /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- Off Board
Stevan Ridley /LSU /5-11 /225 /4.53 --- Off Board
Ryan Williams /VA Tech /5-9 /210 /4.59 --- Off Board
Armando Allen /Notre Dame /5-8 /200 /4.60 --- Not Evaluated
Delone Carter /Syracuse /5-9 /220 /4.54 --- Not Evaluated
Mario Fannin /Auburn /5-10 /230 /4.37 --- Not Evaluated
Taiwan Jones /Eastern Washington /6-0 /196 /4.35 --- Not Evaluated

Fullbacks
Stanley Havili /USC /6-0 /225 /4.64 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Henry Hynoski /Pittsburgh /6-0 /260 /5.06 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Charles Clay /Tulsa /6-3 /245 /4.69 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Clay (RB) /Wisconsin /6-1 /230 /4.83 --- 6th RD - UFA
Ben Guidugli /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- 6th RD - UFA
Mario Harvey (LB) /Marshall /5-11 /255 /4.46 --- 6th RD - UFA
Van Stumon /Arkansas /6-1 /265 /4.80 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Goebel /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- Camp Invite
Brett Morse /Iowa /6-2 /240 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Evan Royster (RB) /Penn State /6-0 /210 /4.65 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Skarb /Northern Illinois /6-2 /226 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Jordon Stevens (TE) /Miami (OH) /6-3 /250 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Jason Warner (LB) /Purdue /6-4 /225 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Chris Whitney (QB) /Villanova /6-2 /235 /4.91 --- Camp Invite
Anthony Sherman /Connecticut /5-10 /240 /4.74 --- Off Board

Wide Receivers
Randall Cobb /Kentucky /5-10 /190 /4.46 --- 1st RD (Late)
Torrey Smith /Maryland /6-1 /205 /4.41 --- 2nd RD
D'Andre Brown /So. Mississippi /6-6 /235 /4.59 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Greg Salas /Hawaii /6-1 /210 /4.53 --- 3rd RD
Markeith Summers /Mississippi /6-2 /200 /4.55 --- 3rd RD
Jarvis Williams /North Carolina State /6-4 /215 /4.91 --- 3rd RD
Leonard Hankerson /Miami (FL) /6-2 /210 /4.40 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Greg Little /North Carolina /6-3 /230 /4.51 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Keith Smith /Purdue /6-2 /215 /4.65 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Dontavis Bogan /South Florida /6-0 /190 /4.55 --- 4th RD
Austin Pettis /Boise State /6-3 /210 /4.56 --- 4th RD
Tandon Doss /Indiana /6-2 /200 /4.62 --- 4th RD (Mid)
Dwayne Harris /East Carolina /5-10 /205 /4.53 --- 4th RD (Mid)
Kamar Aiken /Central Florida /6-1 /210 /4.45 --- 4th RD (Late)
Darvin Adams /Auburn /6-2 /190 /4.56 --- 5th RD
Tori Gurley /South Carolina /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 5th RD
Terrance McGee /Ohio University /6-3 /195 /4.45 --- 5th RD
Maurice Shaw /Idaho (ND's Micheal Floyd) /6-3 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Lyle Leong /Texas Tech /6-0 /180 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Kealoha Pilares /Hawaii /5-10 /200 /4.42 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Jeff Maehl /Oregon /6-1 /195 /4.56 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Dell /Michigan State /6-0 /195 /4.57 --- 6th RD - UFA
Troy Pascley /Louisville /6-1 /195 /4.65 --- 6th RD - UFA
Owen Spencer /North Carolina State /6-2 /195 /4.51 --- 6th RD - UFA
Terrence McCoy /Texas A&M /6-4 /210 /4.59 --- Camp Invite
Darrell Davis /North Carolina State /6-4 /210 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
John Chiles /Texas /6-1 /210 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Juan Nunez /Western Michigan /6-1 /185 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Johnathan Wilson /Kansas /6-1 /200 /4.67 --- Camp Invite
Vidal Hazelton /Cincinnati /6-2 /220 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Jarred Fayson /Illinois /6-0 /205 /4.39 --- Camp Invite
Greg Ellingson /Florida International /6-3 /200 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
Joe Horn /Ashland /5-11 /190 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Michael Campbell /Temple /6-1 /205 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Armon Binns /Cincinnati /6-3 /210 /4.50 --- Camp Invite
Vincent Brown /San Diego St /5-11 /190 /4.68 --- Not Evaluated
Denarius Moore /Tennessee /6-0 /195 /4.43 --- Not Evaluated
Niles Paul /Nebraska /6-1 /225 /4.45 --- Off Board
Terrence Toliver /LSU /6-4 /210 /4.52 --- Off Board

Tight Ends
Lance Kendricks /Wisconsin /6-3 /245 /4.65 --- 1st RD (Late)
Jordon Cameron /USC /6-5 /255 /4.53 --- 2nd RD
Kyle Rudolph /Notre Dame /6-6 /260 /4.83 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Mike McNeill /Nebraska /6-4 /230 /4.68 --- 4th RD (Late)
Lee Smith /Marshall /6-6 /265 /4.94 --- 5th RD
Zack Pianalto /North Carolina /6-3 /255 /4.78 --- 5th RD
Rob Housler /Florida Atlantic /6-5 /250 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Daniel Hardy (WR) /Idaho /6-4 /250 /4.78 --- 6th RD
Wesley Saunders /South Carolina /6-5 /265 /4.96 --- 6th RD
Jeff Lindsay /Purdue /6-3 /235 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
Ifeanyi Momah (WR) /Boston College /6-6 /240 /4.65 --- Camp Invite
Virgil Green /Nevada /6-3 /250 /4.54 --- Not Evaluated
Luke Stocker /Tennessee /6-5 /260 /4.68 --- Not Evaluated
DJ Williams /Arkansas /6-2 /245 /4.59 --- Off Board

Multi Backs
Position Created For Non-Traditional Positional Players Whose
Talents Warrant Multiple TouchesThoughout Course Of Game --
Possibly From Multiple Positions & Formations To Get Them Ball

Travis Cobb (WR) /Arizona /5-11 /180 /4.38 --- 2nd RD
Titus Young (WR) /Boise State /5-11 /175 /4.43 --- 2nd RD
DeMarco Murray (RB) /Oklahoma /6-0 /210 /4.37 --- 4th RD (Late)
Jacquizz Rodgers (RB) /Oregon St. /5-6 /195 /4.59 --- 4th RD (Late)
Nic Grigsby (RB) /Arizona /5-10 /200 /4.39 --- 5th RD
Noel Devine (RB) /West Virginia /5-8 /180 /4.45 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Jeremiah Masoli (QB) /Mississippi /5-11 /225 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Doug Baldwin (WR) /Stanford /5-10 /190 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Doug Beaumont (WR) /Louisville /5-8 /180 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
Leon Berry (WR) /Mississippi State /6-0 /205 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
LaVon Brazill (WR) /Ohio University /5-11 /190 /4.45 --- Camp Invite
Mitchell Evans (WR/S) /Indiana /6-1 /205 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Willie Geter (RB) /Bowling Green /5-7 /175 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Halderman (WR) /Air Force /5-11 /175 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Kierrie Johnson (WR) /Houston /5-9 /160 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Jeremy Kerley (WR) /TCU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
James Kirkendoll (WR) /Texas /5-10 /175 /4.42 --- Camp Invite
Phillip Levas (WR) /LA Tech /5-7 /180 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
Mossis Madu (RB) /Oklahoma /5-11 /200 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Eddie McGee (QB) /Illinois /6-3 /210 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Aubrey Quarles (WR) /Kansas State /5-11 /202 /4.68 --- Camp Invite
Jamal Rogers (WR) /Miami (OH) /5-11 /165 /4.50 --- Camp Invite

Nose Guards
Jerrell Powe /Mississippi /6-2 /335 /5.25 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Drake Nevis /LSU /6-1 /295 /5.06 --- 3rd RD
Zack Clayton /Auburn /6-2 /290 /4.97 --- 5th RD
Lolomana Mikaele /Arizona /6-2 /305 /4.98 --- 5th - 7th RD
Chris Neild /West Virginia /6-2 /320 /5.06 --- 7th RD
Dexter Larimore /Ohio State /6-1 /310 /5.06 --- Camp Invite
Guy Miller /Colorado State /6-3 /300 /5.14 --- Not Evaluated

Defensive Tackles
Marvin Austin /North Carolina /6-2 /310 /4.84 --- 2nd RD
Stephen Paea /Oregon State /6-1 /300 /4.98 --- 2nd RD
Pernell McPhee /Mississippi State /6-3 /280 /4.91 --- 2nd RD (Late)
Drake Nevis /LSU /6-1 /295 /5.06 --- 3rd RD
Lawrence Guy /Arizona State /6-1 /305 /4.98 --- 5th RD
David Boyce /Southern Mississippi /6-6 /250 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Peter Gardner /New Mexico /6-4 /295 /5.18 --- Camp Invite
Michael Lemon /North Carolina State /6-3 /275 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Rick Ricketts /Air Force /6-3 /260 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Greg Romeus /Pittsburgh /6-5 /265 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Jurell Casey /USC /6-1 /305 /4.98 --- Off Board

Defensive Ends
Jabaal Sheard (4-3) /Pittsburgh /6-3 /265 /4.68 --- 1st RD (Top 20)
Christian Ballard /Iowa /6-4 /285 /4.75 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Brooks Reed (4-3) /Arizona /6-3 /265 /4.65 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Da'Quan Bowers /Clemson /6-3 /280 /4.92 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Davis Bedford (4-3) /South Florida /6-4 /260 /4.89 --- 4th RD
Damario Ambrose (4-3) /Arkansas /6-3 /260 /4.80 --- 4th RD
Allen Bailey /Miami (FL) /6-3 /285 /4.71 --- 4th - 5th RD

Inside Linebackers
Martez Wilson /Illinois /6-4 /250 /4.42 --- 1st RD (Late)
Aaron Lavarias (DE) /Idaho /6-2 /250 /4.64 --- 4th RD
Quan Sturdivant /North Carolina /6-1 /240 /4.63 --- 4th RD (Mid)
Colin McCarthy /Miami (FL) /6-1 /240 /4.59 --- 4th RD (Late)
Kelvin Sheppard /LSU /6-2 /250 /4.70 --- 5th RD
Rodney Gnat (DE) /Louisville /6-2 /250 /4.80 --- 5th RD
Greg Jones /Michigan State /6-0 /240 /4.75 --- 5th RD
Bani Gbadu /Penn State /6-0 /235 /4.59 --- 5th RD
Josh Bynes /Auburn /6-1 /240 /4.80 --- 5th RD
John Stokes /Vanderbilt /6-5 /235 /4.79 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Herzlick /Boston College /6-4 /245 /4.91 --- 5th RD (Late)
Nate Irving /North Carolina State /6-1 /240 /4.74 --- 5th - 6th RD
Jeremy Beal (DE) /Oklahoma /6-2 /260 /5.14 --- Camp Invite
Severin Campbell /Montana /6-3 /220 /4.89 --- Camp Invite
Jake Coffman (DE) /Northern Illinois /6-5 /255 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Wayne Daniels (DE) /TCU /6-0 /260 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Alex Johnson (DT) /Toledo /6-2 /260 /4.84 --- Camp Invite
Chris White /Mississippi State /6-3 /240 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Casey Mathews /Oregon /6-1 /230 /4.79 --- Off Board

Outside Linebackers
Akeem Ayers /UCLA /6-3 /255 /4.81 --- 1st RD (Late)
Brooks Reed /Arizona /6-3 /265 /4.65 --- 2nd RD
Justin Houston /Georgia /6-3 /270 /4.62 --- 2nd - 3rd RD
Shawn Lemon (DE) /Akron /6-1 /240 /4.77 --- 4th RD (Late)
D'Aundre Reed (DE) /Arizona /6-4 /260 /4.84 --- 5th RD
Chris Walker (DE) /Tennessee /6-2 /235 /4.72 --- 5th RD
Jamari Lattimore (DE) /Midd Tenn State /6-2 /230 /4.73 --- 5th RD
Terrell Richardson (DE) /LA Lafayette /6-5 /260 /N/A --- 5th RD
Dwight Roberson /Oregon State /6-0 /225 /4.72 --- Camp Invite
Monte Simmons (DE) /Kent State /6-1 /235 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Douglas Westbrook (DE) /Toledo /6-3 /235 /4.92 --- Camp Invite

Cornerbacks
Davon House /New Mexico State /6-1 /200 /4.44 --- 3rd RD
Johnny Patrick /Louisville /5-11 /190 /4.59 --- 3rd RD
Chris Culliver /South Carolina /6-0 /200 /4.36 --- 3rd RD
Julian Posey /Ohio University /5-10 /190 /4.48 --- 5th RD
Kevyn Scott /Syracuse /5-11 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Maurice Langston /Mississippi State /5-11 /170 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Andrew McGee /Oklahoma State /5-11 /195 /4.71 --- 5th RD (Late)
Sherrod Lott /Buffalo /5-10 /175 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Curtis Brown /Texas /6-0 /185 /4.51 --- Not Evaluated
Kendrick Burney /North Carolina /5-9 /185 /4.71 --- Not Evaluated
Ras-I Dowling /Virginia /6-1 /200 /4.40 --- Not Evaluated
Brandon Harris /Miami (FL) /5-10 /190 /4.46 --- Not Evaluated
Curtis Marsh /Utah State /6-1 /195 /4.42 --- Not Evaluated

Free Safeties
Rahim Moore /UCLA /6-0 /200 /4.58 -- 2nd RD (Mid)
Aaron Williams /Texas /6-0 /205 /4.55 -- 2nd RD (Mid)
Ahmad Black /Florida /5-10 /185 /4.70 -- 3rd RD (Mid)
Marcus Gilchrist /Clemson /5-10 /195 /4.45 -- 3rd RD (Mid)
Chris Smith (CB) /Northern Illinois /5-10 /185 /4.70 --- 5th RD (Late)
Darius Davis (CB) /Memphis /6-0 /195 /4.60 --- 6th RD
Alex DeGiacomo /UNLV /6-0 /185 /4.54 --- Camp Invite
Wyatt Middelton /Navy /6-1 /190 /4.58 --- Camp Invite
Sterling Moore /SMU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
Reggie Rembert (CB) /Air Force /5-7 /180 /4.40 --- Camp Invite
Quinton Carter /Oklahoma /6-1 /210 /4.57 --- Not Evaluated
Deunta Williams /North Carolina /6-2 /205 /4.53 --- Not Evaluated

Strong Safeties
Dom DeCicco /Pittsburgh /6-3 /230 /4.64 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Shiloh Keo /Idaho (Troy Polamalu) /5-11 /220 /4.74 --- 4th RD
Andrew Gachkar (LB) /Missouri /6-2 /230 /4.58 --- 4th RD (Late)
Robert Sands /West Virginia /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 4th RD (Late)
Justin Winters (LB) /Buffalo /5-10 /220 /4.70 --- 4th RD (Late)
Jaiquawn Jarrett /Temple /6-0 /200 /4.62 --- 4th RD (Late)
Myron Beck (LB) /Washington State /5-11 /210 /4.73 --- 5th RD
Jeron Johnson /Boise State /5-10 /210 /4.51 --- 5th RD
Daniel Sheffield (LB) /Troy /6-3 /190 /4.62 --- 5th RD
Jay Valai /Wisconsin /5-8 /200 /4.74 --- 6th RD
Victor Aiyewa (LB) /Washington /6-1 /230 /4.94 --- Camp Invite
Jamail Berry (LB) /Western Michigan /6-1 /205 /4.80 --- Camp Invite
Starr Fuimiano (LB) /UNLV /6-0 /190 /4.69 --- Camp Invite
Daylon McCoy /LA Lafayette /5-11 /210 /4.75 --- Camp Invite
Calvin Rubles /Kansas /6-3 /200 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Mike Sobol /Northern Illinois /6-0 /200 /4.60 --- Camp Invite
Winston Venable (LB) /Boise State /5-11 /210 /4.70 --- Camp Invite

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2011 NFL Draft Value Board

2011-04-28T19:02:00.000-04:00

Quarterbacks
Cameron Newton /Auburn /6-5 /250 /4.56 --- 1st RD (Late)
Blaine Gabbert /Missouri /6-4 /235 /4.61 --- 2nd RD
Ryan Mallet /Arkansas /6-7 /250 /5.37 --- 2nd RD
Colin Kaepernick /Nevada /6-5 /230 /4.53 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Jake Locker /Washington /6-3 /230 4.50 --- 3rd RD
Andy Dalton /TCU /6-2 /215 /4.82 --- 3rd RD
Adam Weber /Minnesota /6-1 /210 /4.73 --- 4th RD
Ricky Stanzi /Iowa /6-4 /225 /4.87 --- 4th (Mid) --- 5th RD
Christian Ponder /Florida State /6-3 /230 /4.63 --- 4th RD
Josh Portis /California (PA) /6-3 /210 /4.59 --- 6th RD
Nathan Enderle /Idaho /6-4 /240 /5.12 --- Camp Invite
Trey Revell /LA Monroe /6-4 /224 /4.93 --- Camp Invite
Greg McElroy /Alabama /6-2 /220 /4.84 --- Off Board

Running Backs
Mark Ingram /Alabama /5-9 /215 /4.62 --- 1st RD (Late)
Allen Bradford /USC /5-11 /240 /4.53 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Roy Helu /Nebraska /6-0 /220 /4.40 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Darren Evans /VA Tech /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- 2nd RD (Late)
Dion Lewis /Pittsburgh /5-7 /195 /4.56 --- 3rd RD
Jamie Harper /Clemson /5-11 /230 /4.53 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Daniel Thomas /Kansas State /6-0 /230 /4.62 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Jordon Todman /Connecticut /5-9 /205 /4.40 --- 4th RD
Jonathan Williams /East Carolina /6-0 /210 /4.47 --- 4th RD
Anthony Allen /GA Tech /6-1 /225 /4.56 --- 4th RD
Da'Rel Scott /Maryland /5-11 /210 /4.40 --- 4th RD (Late)
Shane Vereen /California /5-10 /210 /4.49 --- 4th RD (Late)
Kendall Hunter /Oklahoma State /5-7 /200 /4.46 --- 5th RD
Brandon Saine /Ohio State /5-11 /220 /4.40 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Damien Berry /Miami (FL) /5-10 /210 /4.58 --- 5th RD (Late)
Greg Cooper /Miami (FL) /5-10 /205 /4.60 --- 5th (Late)
Eugene Jarvis /Kent State /5-5 /165 /4.56 --- 6th RD- UFA
Angus Quigley /Kansas /6-1 /225 /4.71 --- 6th RD - UFA
Karrington Bush /Texas State /5-10 /182 /N/A --- 6th RD - UFA
Baron Batch /Texas Tech /5-10 /205 /4.50 ---- Camp Invite
Trea Burgess /Indiana /5-11 /230 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Keith Carlos (WR) /Purdue /6-1 /205 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
Derrick Locke /Kentucky /5-8 /190 /4.37 --- Camp Invite
Marcus Richmond /Washington State /6-0 /225 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Kennard Reves /Vanderbilt /5-11 /205 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
Mikel LeShore /Illinois /6-0 /225 /4.56 --- Off Board
Stevan Ridley /LSU /5-11 /225 /4.53 --- Off Board
Ryan Williams /VA Tech /5-9 /210 /4.59 --- Off Board
Armando Allen /Notre Dame /5-8 /200 /4.60 --- Not Evaluated
Delone Carter /Syracuse /5-9 /220 /4.54 --- Not Evaluated
Mario Fannin /Auburn /5-10 /230 /4.37 --- Not Evaluated
Taiwan Jones /Eastern Washington /6-0 /196 /4.35 --- Not Evaluated

Fullbacks
Stanley Havili /USC /6-0 /225 /4.64 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Henry Hynoski /Pittsburgh /6-0 /260 /5.06 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Charles Clay /Tulsa /6-3 /245 /4.69 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Clay (RB) /Wisconsin /6-1 /230 /4.83 --- 6th RD - UFA
Ben Guidugli /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- 6th RD - UFA
Mario Harvey (LB) /Marshall /5-11 /255 /4.46 --- 6th RD - UFA
Van Stumon /Arkansas /6-1 /265 /4.80 --- 6th RD - UFA
John Goebel /Cincinnati /6-1 /235 /4.87 --- Camp Invite
Brett Morse /Iowa /6-2 /240 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Evan Royster (RB) /Penn State /6-0 /210 /4.65 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Skarb /Northern Illinois /6-2 /226 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Jordon Stevens (TE) /Miami (OH) /6-3 /250 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Jason Warner (LB) /Purdue /6-4 /225 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Chris Whitney (QB) /Villanova /6-2 /235 /4.91 --- Camp Invite
Anthony Sherman /Connecticut /5-10 /240 /4.74 --- Off Board

Wide Receivers
Julio Jones /Alabama /6-3 /220 /4.34 --- 1st RD (20 down)
Randall Cobb /Kentucky /5-10 /190 /4.46 --- 1st RD (Late)
AJ Green /Georgia /6-4 /210 /4.48 --- 2nd RD
Torrey Smith /Maryland /6-1 /205 /4.41 --- 2nd RD
D'Andre Brown /So. Mississippi /6-6 /235 /4.59 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Greg Salas /Hawaii /6-1 /210 /4.53 --- 3rd RD
Markeith Summers /Mississippi /6-2 /200 /4.55 --- 3rd RD
Jarvis Williams /North Carolina State /6-4 /215 /4.91 --- 3rd RD
Leonard Hankerson /Miami (FL) /6-2 /210 /4.40 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Greg Little /North Carolina /6-3 /230 /4.51 --- 3rd RD (Mid)
Keith Smith /Purdue /6-2 /215 /4.65 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Jonathan Baldwin /Pittsburgh /6-4 /230 /4.49 --- 4th RD
Dontavis Bogan /South Florida /6-0 /190 /4.55 --- 4th RD
Austin Pettis /Boise State /6-3 /210 /4.56 --- 4th RD
Tandon Doss /Indiana /6-2 /200 /4.62 --- 4th RD (Mid)
Dwayne Harris /East Carolina /5-10 /205 /4.53 --- 4th RD (Mid)
Kamar Aiken /Central Florida /6-1 /210 /4.45 --- 4th RD (Late)
Darvin Adams /Auburn /6-2 /190 /4.56 --- 5th RD
Tori Gurley /South Carolina /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 5th RD
Terrance McGee /Ohio University /6-3 /195 /4.45 --- 5th RD
Maurice Shaw /Idaho /6-3 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Lyle Leong /Texas Tech /6-0 /180 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Kealoha Pilares /Hawaii /5-10 /200 /4.42 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Jeff Maehl /Oregon /6-1 /195 /4.56 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Dell /Michigan State /6-0 /195 /4.57 --- 6th RD - UFA
Troy Pascley /Louisville /6-1 /195 /4.65 --- 6th RD - UFA
Owen Spencer /North Carolina State /6-2 /195 /4.51 --- 6th RD - UFA
Terrence McCoy /Texas A&M /6-4 /210 /4.59 --- Camp Invite
Darrell Davis /North Carolina State /6-4 /210 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
John Chiles /Texas /6-1 /210 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Juan Nunez /Western Michigan /6-1 /185 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Johnathan Wilson /Kansas /6-1 /200 /4.67 --- Camp Invite
Vidal Hazelton /Cincinnati /6-2 /220 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Jarred Fayson /Illinois /6-0 /205 /4.39 --- Camp Invite
Greg Ellingson /Florida International /6-3 /200 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
Joe Horn /Ashland /5-11 /190 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Michael Campbell /Temple /6-1 /205 /4.53 --- Camp Invite
Armon Binns /Cincinnati /6-3 /210 /4.50 --- Camp Invite
Vincent Brown /San Diego St /5-11 /190 /4.68 --- Not Evaluated
Denarius Moore /Tennessee /6-0 /195 /4.43 --- Not Evaluated
Niles Paul /Nebraska /6-1 /225 /4.45 --- Off Board
Terrence Toliver /LSU /6-4 /210 /4.52 --- Off Board

Tight Ends
Lance Kendricks /Wisconsin /6-3 /245 /4.65 --- 1st RD (Late)
Jordon Cameron /USC /6-5 /255 /4.53 --- 2nd RD
Kyle Rudolph /Notre Dame /6-6 /260 /4.83 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Mike McNeill /Nebraska /6-4 /230 /4.68 --- 4th RD (Late)
Lee Smith /Marshall /6-6 /265 /4.94 --- 5th RD
Zack Pianalto /North Carolina /6-3 /255 /4.78 --- 5th RD
Rob Housler /Florida Atlantic /6-5 /250 /4.46 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Daniel Hardy (WR) /Idaho /6-4 /250 /4.78 --- 6th RD
Wesley Saunders /South Carolina /6-5 /265 /4.96 --- 6th RD
Jeff Lindsay /Purdue /6-3 /235 /4.63 --- Camp Invite
Ifeanyi Momah (WR) /Boston College /6-6 /240 /4.65 --- Camp Invite
Virgil Green /Nevada /6-3 /250 /4.54 --- Not Evaluated
Luke Stocker /Tennessee /6-5 /260 /4.68 --- Not Evaluated
DJ Williams /Arkansas /6-2 /245 /4.59 --- Off Board

Multi Backs
Position Created For Non-Traditional Positional Players Whose
Talents Warrant Multiple TouchesThoughout Course Of Game --
Possibly From Multiple Positions & Formations To Get Them Ball

Travis Cobb (WR) /Arizona /5-11 /180 /4.38 --- 2nd RD
Titus Young (WR) /Boise State /5-11 /175 /4.43 --- 2nd RD
DeMarco Murray (RB) /Oklahoma /6-0 /210 /4.37 --- 4th RD (Late)
Jacquizz Rodgers (RB) /Oregon St. /5-6 /195 /4.59 --- 4th RD (Late)
Nic Grigsby (RB) /Arizona /5-10 /200 /4.39 --- 5th RD
Noel Devine (RB) /West Virginia /5-8 /180 /4.45 --- 5th RD (Mid)
Jeremiah Masoli (QB) /Mississippi /5-11 /225 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Doug Baldwin (WR) /Stanford /5-10 /190 /4.49 --- Camp Invite
Doug Beaumont (WR) /Louisville /5-8 /180 /4.48 --- Camp Invite
Leon Berry (WR) /Mississippi State /6-0 /205 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
LaVon Brazill (WR) /Ohio University /5-11 /190 /4.45 --- Camp Invite
Mitchell Evans (WR/S) /Indiana /6-1 /205 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Willie Geter (RB) /Bowling Green /5-7 /175 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
Kyle Halderman (WR) /Air Force /5-11 /175 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Kierrie Johnson (WR) /Houston /5-9 /160 /4.43 --- Camp Invite
Jeremy Kerley (WR) /TCU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
James Kirkendoll (WR) /Texas /5-10 /175 /4.42 --- Camp Invite
Phillip Levas (WR) /LA Tech /5-7 /180 /4.46 --- Camp Invite
Mossis Madu (RB) /Oklahoma /5-11 /200 /4.62 --- Camp Invite
Eddie McGee (QB) /Illinois /6-3 /210 /4.52 --- Camp Invite
Aubrey Quarles (WR) /Kansas State /5-11 /202 /4.68 --- Camp Invite
Jamal Rogers (WR) /Miami (OH) /5-11 /165 /4.50 --- Camp Invite

Nose Guards
Jerrell Powe /Mississippi /6-2 /335 /5.25 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Drake Nevis /LSU /6-1 /295 /5.06 --- 3rd RD
Zack Clayton /Auburn /6-2 /290 /4.97 --- 5th RD
Lolomana Mikaele /Arizona /6-2 /305 /4.98 --- 5th - 7th RD
Chris Neild /West Virginia /6-2 /320 /5.06 --- 7th RD
Dexter Larimore /Ohio State /6-1 /310 /5.06 --- Camp Invite
Guy Miller /Colorado State /6-3 /300 /5.14 --- Not Evaluated

Defensive Tackles
Cameron Heyward (DE) /Ohio St. /6-5 /295 /4.92 --- 1st RD (Late)
Nick Fairley /Auburn /6-4 /290 /4.84 --- 1st RD (Late)
Marvin Austin /North Carolina /6-2 /310 /4.84 --- 2nd RD
Stephen Paea /Oregon State /6-1 /300 /4.98 --- 2nd RD
Muhammad Wilkerson /Temple /6-4 /315 /4.96 2nd (Mid)
Corey Liuget /Illinois /6-1 /305 /4.98 2nd (Mid)
JJ Watt (DE) /Wisconsin /6-6 /290 /4.81 2nd (Mid-Late)
Marcell Dareus /Alabama /6-1 /300 4.98 2nd (Mid)
Pernell McPhee /Mississippi State /6-3 /280 /4.91 --- 2nd RD (Late)
Drake Nevis /LSU /6-1 /295 /5.06 --- 3rd RD
Lawrence Guy /Arizona State /6-1 /305 /4.98 --- 5th RD
David Boyce /Southern Mississippi /6-6 /250 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Peter Gardner /New Mexico /6-4 /295 /5.18 --- Camp Invite
Michael Lemon /North Carolina State /6-3 /275 /4.85 --- Camp Invite
Rick Ricketts /Air Force /6-3 /260 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Greg Romeus /Pittsburgh /6-5 /265 /4.79 --- Camp Invite
Jurell Casey /USC /6-1 /305 /4.98 --- Off Board

Defensive Ends
Robert Quinn (4-3) /N.Carolina /6-4 /265 /4.62 --- 1st RD (Top 10)
Jabaal Sheard (4-3) /Pittsburgh /6-3 /265 /4.68 --- 1st RD (Top 20)
Cameron Jordon /California /6-4 /285 /4.74 --- 1st RD (Late)
Adrian Clayborn /Iowa /6-3 /280 /4.78 --- 2nd RD
Christian Ballard /Iowa /6-4 /285 /4.75 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Brooks Reed (4-3) /Arizona /6-3 /265 /4.65 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Ryan Kerrigan (4-3) /Purdue /6-4 /265 /4.67 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Da'Quan Bowers /Clemson /6-3 /280 /4.92 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Aldon Smith (4-3) /Missouri /6-4 /265 /4.74 --- 2nd (Late)
Davis Bedford (4-3) /South Florida /6-4 /260 /4.89 --- 4th RD
Damario Ambrose (4-3) /Arkansas /6-3 /260 /4.80 --- 4th RD
Allen Bailey /Miami (FL) /6-3 /285 /4.71 --- 4th - 5th RD

Inside Linebackers
Martez Wilson /Illinois /6-4 /250 /4.42 --- 1st RD (Late)
Aaron Lavarias (DE) /Idaho /6-2 /250 /4.64 --- 4th RD
Quan Sturdivant /North Carolina /6-1 /240 /4.63 --- 4th RD (Mid)
Colin McCarthy /Miami (FL) /6-1 /240 /4.59 --- 4th RD (Late)
Kelvin Sheppard /LSU /6-2 /250 /4.70 --- 5th RD
Rodney Gnat (DE) /Louisville /6-2 /250 /4.80 --- 5th RD
Greg Jones /Michigan State /6-0 /240 /4.75 --- 5th RD
Bani Gbadu /Penn State /6-0 /235 /4.59 --- 5th RD
Josh Bynes /Auburn /6-1 /240 /4.80 --- 5th RD
John Stokes /Vanderbilt /6-5 /235 /4.79 --- 5th RD (Late)
Mark Herzlick /Boston College /6-4 /245 /4.91 --- 5th RD (Late)
Nate Irving /North Carolina State /6-1 /240 /4.74 --- 5th - 6th RD
Jeremy Beal (DE) /Oklahoma /6-2 /260 /5.14 --- Camp Invite
Severin Campbell /Montana /6-3 /220 /4.89 --- Camp Invite
Jake Coffman (DE) /Northern Illinois /6-5 /255 /N/A --- Camp Invite
Wayne Daniels (DE) /TCU /6-0 /260 /5.03 --- Camp Invite
Alex Johnson (DT) /Toledo /6-2 /260 /4.84 --- Camp Invite
Chris White /Mississippi State /6-3 /240 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Casey Mathews /Oregon /6-1 /230 /4.79 --- Off Board

Outside Linebackers
Von Miller /Texas A&M /6-3 /245 /4.42 --- 1st RD (Top 10)
Akeem Ayers /UCLA /6-3 /255 /4.81 --- 1st RD (Late)
Brooks Reed /Arizona /6-3 /265 /4.65 --- 2nd RD
Justin Houston /Georgia /6-3 /270 /4.62 --- 2nd - 3rd RD
Shawn Lemon (DE) /Akron /6-1 /240 /4.77 --- 4th RD (Late)
D'Aundre Reed (DE) /Arizona /6-4 /260 /4.84 --- 5th RD
Chris Walker (DE) /Tennessee /6-2 /235 /4.72 --- 5th RD
Jamari Lattimore (DE) /Midd Tenn State /6-2 /230 /4.73 --- 5th RD
Terrell Richardson (DE) /LA Lafayette /6-5 /260 /N/A --- 5th RD
Dwight Roberson /Oregon State /6-0 /225 /4.72 --- Camp Invite
Monte Simmons (DE) /Kent State /6-1 /235 /4.70 --- Camp Invite
Douglas Westbrook (DE) /Toledo /6-3 /235 /4.92 --- Camp Invite

Cornerbacks
Patrick Peterson /LSU /6-0 /220 /4.31 --- 1st RD (Top 10)
Prince Amukamara /Nebraska /6-0 /205 /4.38 --- 2nd RD (Mid)
Davon House /New Mexico State /6-1 /200 /4.44 --- 3rd RD
Johnny Patrick /Louisville /5-11 /190 /4.59 --- 3rd RD
Chris Culliver /South Carolina /6-0 /200 /4.36 --- 3rd RD
Julian Posey /Ohio University /5-10 /190 /4.48 --- 5th RD
Kevyn Scott /Syracuse /5-11 /205 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Maurice Langston /Mississippi State /5-11 /170 /4.57 --- 5th RD
Andrew McGee /Oklahoma State /5-11 /195 /4.71 --- 5th RD (Late)
Sherrod Lott /Buffalo /5-10 /175 /4.60 --- 5th RD (Late)
Curtis Brown /Texas /6-0 /185 /4.51 --- Not Evaluated
Kendrick Burney /North Carolina /5-9 /185 /4.71 --- Not Evaluated
Ras-I Dowling /Virginia /6-1 /200 /4.40 --- Not Evaluated
Brandon Harris /Miami (FL) /5-10 /190 /4.46 --- Not Evaluated
Curtis Marsh /Utah State /6-1 /195 /4.42 --- Not Evaluated
Jimmy Smith /Colorado /6-2 /210 /4.42 --- Not Evaluated

Free Safeties
Rahim Moore /UCLA /6-0 /200 /4.58 -- 2nd RD (Mid)
Aaron Williams /Texas /6-0 /205 /4.55 -- 2nd RD (Mid)
Ahmad Black /Florida /5-10 /185 /4.70 -- 3rd RD (Mid)
Marcus Gilchrist /Clemson /5-10 /195 /4.45 -- 3rd RD (Mid)
Chris Smith (CB) /Northern Illinois /5-10 /185 /4.70 --- 5th RD (Late)
Darius Davis (CB) /Memphis /6-0 /195 /4.60 --- 6th RD
Alex DeGiacomo /UNLV /6-0 /185 /4.54 --- Camp Invite
Wyatt Middelton /Navy /6-1 /190 /4.58 --- Camp Invite
Sterling Moore /SMU /5-10 /190 /4.56 --- Camp Invite
Reggie Rembert (CB) /Air Force /5-7 /180 /4.40 --- Camp Invite
Quinton Carter /Oklahoma /6-1 /210 /4.57 --- Not Evaluated
Deunta Williams /North Carolina /6-2 /205 /4.53 --- Not Evaluated

Strong Safeties
Dom DeCicco /Pittsburgh /6-3 /230 /4.64 --- 3rd RD (Late)
Shiloh Keo /Idaho /5-11 /220 /4.74 --- 4th RD
Andrew Gachkar (LB) /Missouri /6-2 /230 /4.58 --- 4th RD (Late)
Robert Sands /West Virginia /6-4 /215 /4.53 --- 4th RD (Late)
Justin Winters (LB) /Buffalo /5-10 /220 /4.70 --- 4th RD (Late)
Jaiquawn Jarrett /Temple /6-0 /200 /4.62 --- 4th RD (Late)
Myron Beck (LB) /Washington State /5-11 /210 /4.73 --- 5th RD
Jeron Johnson /Boise State /5-10 /210 /4.51 --- 5th RD
Daniel Sheffield (LB) /Troy /6-3 /190 /4.62 --- 5th RD
Jay Valai /Wisconsin /5-8 /200 /4.74 --- 6th RD
Victor Aiyewa (LB) /Washington /6-1 /230 /4.94 --- Camp Invite
Jamail Berry (LB) /Western Michigan /6-1 /205 /4.80 --- Camp Invite
Starr Fuimiano (LB) /UNLV /6-0 /190 /4.69 --- Camp Invite
Daylon McCoy /LA Lafayette /5-11 /210 /4.75 --- Camp Invite
Calvin Rubles /Kansas /6-3 /200 /4.74 --- Camp Invite
Mike Sobol /Northern Illinois /6-0 /200 /4.60 --- Camp Invite
Winston Venable (LB) /Boise State /5-11 /210 /4.70 --- Camp Invite

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(ATH/WR ) Devon Wylie -- Fresno State

2010-09-08T21:17:00.000-04:00

*#07 *5-9 *170 *2011/SR

ATHLETE/ WIDE RECEIVER

Strengths
He is explosive and fast with the ball in his hands

He plays with such physical toughness for a player of his size

He has an immediacy about his play on the field that is infectious to others around him

He consistently seems to end plays leaning forward

Possesses absolute gamebreaking skills (the feet to break defenders ankles)

He is a very effective hands catcher (not allowing ball into his body - which could result into potential deflection turnovers)

He reminds me of current NFL WR/PR/KR's "Wes Welker & Julian Edelman". In both similar stature & all out approach to the game on the field

He is a fearless & effective returner, who rarely calls for fair catches

Weaknesses
Lacks ideal size

Additional weight gain recommended (for durability purposes)

Summary
He may lack ideal size or traditional position, but one thing is for sure when it comes to this collegiate performer, he is a no question playmaker. Whose skills demand a number of touches throughout the duration of a game. He is an unappreciated (lack of touches) talent/ weapon on his teams offense. Look for him during the upcoming 2010 collegiate season, and at the next level!

2010 Top "Undrafted Free Agents" To Look For!

2010-07-22T05:47:00.001-04:00

Brandon Minor - RB - Chicago Bears

QUARTERBACKS
Matt Nichols - Eastern Washington -- Cowboys

RUNNING BACKS
LeGarrette Blount - Oregon -- Titans
Javarris James - Miami (FL) -- Colts
Brandon Minor - Michigan -- Bears
Dimitri Nance - Arizona St -- Falcons
Curtis Steele - Memphis -- Ravens
Keith Toston - Oklahoma -- St Rams
Keiland Williams - LSU -- Redskins

FULLBACKS
Chris Gronkowski - Arizona -- Cowboys
Jamie McCoy (TE) - Texas A&M -- Rams
Willie Rose (RB) - Florida Atlantic - Titans
Joe Tronzo - Louisville -- Bengals
Cody Slate (TE) - Marshall -- Chiefs
Rendrick Taylor - Clemson -- Buccanears

WIDE RECIEVERS
Seyi Ajirotutu - Fresno St -- Chargers
Rodelin Anthony - UNLV -- Ravens
Freddie Barnes - Bowling Greeen -- Bears
Rich Gunnell - Boston College -- Chiefs
Trent Guy - Louisville -- Panthers
Shay Hodge - Mississippi -- Redskins
Kevin Jurovich - San Jose St -- Eagles
Scott Long - Louisville -- 49ers
Greg Mathews - Michigan -- Bears
Jeff Moturi - UTEP -- Packers
Naaman Roosevelt - Buffalo -- Bills
Ernest Smith - Baylor -- Chargers
Blair White - Michigan St -- Colts
Jeremy Williams - Tulane -- Chargers

TIGHT ENDS
Jake Ballard - Ohio St -- Giants
Jeff Cumberland - Illinois -- Jets
DajLeon Farr - Memphis -- Chargers
Jeron Mastrud - Kansas St -- Buccanears
Logan Paulsen - UCLA -- Redskins
Colin Peek - Alabama -- Falcons
Steven Pfahler - Montana --Titans

OFFENSIVE CENTER
Sean Allen - East Carolina -- Bills
Tim Walter - Colorado St -- Bears

OFFENSIVE GUARD
John Malecki - Pittsburgh -- Titans
Adrian Martinez - Colorado St -- Seahawks
Gregg Peat - Oregon St -- Colts

OFFENSIVE TACKLE
Chris Campbell - E. Illinois -- Packers
Kevin Haslam - Rutgers -- Jags
Cole Pemberton - Colorado St -- Texans
Devin Tyler - Temple -- Cardinals

NOSE GUARD
Andre' Neblett - Temple -- Panthers

DEFENSIVE TACKLE
Swanson Miller - Oklahoma St -- Browns

DEFENSIVE END
Rahim Alem (4-3 rush end) - LSU -- Bengals
Rob Rose - Ohio St -- Seahawks
Brian Sanford - Temple -- Browns

INSIDE LINEBACKER
Trevor Anderson - Michigan St -- Colts
Antonio Coleman (DE) - Auburn -- Bills
Sam Maxwell - Kentucky -- Saints

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER
Kevin Basped (DE) - Nevada -- Jets
Alex Daniels (DE) - Cincinnati -- Raiders
Junior Galette (DE) - Stillman College -- Saints
Simoni Lawrence - Minnesota -- Eagles
Albert McClellan (DE) - Marshall -- Ravens
Aaron Morgan (DE) - LA Monroe -- Jags
Barry Turner (DE) - Nebraska -- Bears

CORNERBACK
Cornelius Brown - UTEP -- Bears
David Pender - Purdue -- Eagles

FREE SAFETY
Donovan Warren (CB) - Michigan -- Jets

STRONG SAFETY
Sergio Brown - Notre Dame -- Patriots
Barry Church - Toledo -- Cowboys
Keaton Kristick (LB) - Oregon St -- 49ers
Mike Newton - Buffalo -- Colts

ATHLETE
Brandon Banks (WR/PR) - Kansas St -- Redskins
Marlon Moore (WR/PR) - Fresno St -- Dolphins
Marcus Sherels (CB/PR) - Minnesota -- Vikings
Ray Small (WR/PR) - Ohio St -- Vikings
Joe Webb (WR) - UAB -- Vikings (note was drafted)
Chastin West (WR/KR) - Fresno St -- Packers

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Rounds 1-7 Best Draft Value Selections

2010-04-30T05:05:00.000-04:00

Dexter Davis - OLB - 7thRD/#236 - Seahawks

1st Round
#09 C.J. Spiller - RB - Bills
#11 Anthony Davis - OT - 49ers
#13 Brandon Graham - OLB - Eagles
#17 Mike Iupati - OG - 49ers
#18 Maurkice Pouncey - OC - Steelers
#23 Bryan Bulaga - OT - Packers
#28 Jared Odrick - DT - Dolphins
#29 Kyle Wilson - CB - Jets

2nd Round
#35 Brian Price - DT - Bucs
#40 Koa Misi - OLB - Dolphins
#42 Rob Gronkowski - TE - Patriots
#43 Sergio Kindle - OLB - Ravens
#44 Lamarr Houston - DT - Raiders
#52 Jason Worilds - OLB - Steelers
#57 Terrence Cody - NG - Ravens
#62 Brandon Spikes - ILB - Patriots

3rd Round
#68 Jon Asamoah - OG - Chiefs
#70 Ed Dickson - TE - Ravens
#71 Morgan Burnett - S - Packers
#79 Donald Butler - ILB - Chargers
#84 Jordan Shipley - WR/KR/PR - Bengals
#85 Colt McCoy - QB - Browns
#86 Daniel Te'o-Nesheim - OLB - Eagles
#87 Eric Decker - WR - Broncos
#90 Taylor Price - WR - Patriots
#91 Navorro Bowman - LB - 49ers
#92 Shawn Lauvao - OG - Browns
#93 Tony Moeaki - TE - Chiefs
#95 Jimmy Graham - Saints
#97 Rennie Curran - LB - Titans
#98 Mike Johnson - OG - Falcons

4th Round
#099 Mardy Gilyard - WR - Rams
#101 Mike Williams - WR - Bucs
#104 Alterraun Verner - CB - Titans
#105 Trevard Lindley - CB - Eagles
#107 Marcus Easley - WR - Bills
#109 Corey Wootton - DT - Bears
#113 Aaron Hernandez - TE - Patriots
#114 Dennis Pitta - TE - Ravens
#116 Thaddeus Gibson - OLB - Steelers
#118 Garrett Graham - TE - Texans
#130 O'Brien Schofield - OLB - Cardinals

5th Round
#132 Mike Hoomanawanui - TE - Rams
#137 Perrish Cox - CB - Broncos
#140 Edward Wang - OT - Bills
#157 Arthur Jones - DT - Ravens
#158 Matt Tennant - OC - Saints
#159 Riley Cooper - WR - Eagles
#165 Kerry Meier - WR - Falcons
#169 Marshall Newhouse - OG - Packers

6th Round
#174 Dennis Morris - TE - Redskins
#175 Greg Hardy - DE - Panthers
#177 Carlton Mitchell - WR - Browns
#181 Dan LeFevour - QB - Bears
#182 Nate Byham - TE - 49ers
#188 Jonathan Dwyer - RB - Steelers
#191 Dezmon Briscoe - WR - Bengals
#193 James Starks - RB - Packers
#195 Antonio Brown - WR/KR/PR - Steelers
#197 Trindon Holliday - ATH - Texans
#198 David Gettis - WR - Panthers
#199 Joe Webb - ATH - Vikings
#200 Charles Scott - RB/FB - Eagles
#206 Kyle Williams - WR/KR/PR - 49ers
#207 Myron Rolle - S - Titans

7th Round
#209 Levi Brown - QB - Bills (Top Value)
#213 Willie Young - DE/OLB - Lions
#214 Mickey Shuler - TE - Vikings
#217 Dekoda Watson - OLB - Bucs
#226 George Selvie - DE/OLB - Rams
#227 Dorin Dickerson - TE - Texans
#229 Erik Cook - OG - Redskins
#230 C.J. Wilson - DE - Packers
#231 Selvish Capers - OT - Redskins
#232 Jammie Kirlew - DE - Broncos
#236 Dexter Davis - OLB - Seahawks (Top Value)
#238 Ricardo Mathews - DT - Colts
#244 Kurt Coleman - S - Eagles
#246 Ray Fisher - CB - Colts (Top Value)
#247 Brandon Deaderick - DE - Patriots (Top Value)
#250 Zac Robinson - QB - Patriots

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NFL Team Draft Grades

2010-04-27T10:25:00.000-04:00

Brandon Deaderick - DE - Alabama - Patriots (7th RD)

When it comes to evaluating NFL teams drafts I may go about it a bit different than most. Value is most important in my mind. I may like a player, but what is more important is where that NFL team selects that player!

Here is a good example of excellent value. Though I may think DT Ndamukong Suh selected #2 overall in the 1st round by the Detroit Lions may be SLIGHTLY better than DT Lamarr Houston selected # 44 overall in the 2nd round. There is no question by far taking Lamarr Houston at #44 overall, who has a good chance of out performing Ndamukong Suh over the life of their careers, is the better value.

And if you were valuing a DT in the draft do you have any idea the amount of draft choices that can be accumulated moving back 42 selections to build your entire roster. Provided you have the knowledge of evaluating like teams this year like the Steelers, Ravens, Eagles, Patriots anything sound familiar? Find something in common with these type teams year after year? They are consistently playoff teams!

So when you look over my draft grades for these teams look in that mind set!

(A+) Team Draft Grades
NY Jets - value selections 4 of 4
Pittsburgh Steelers - except Stevenson Sylvester

(A) Team Draft Grades
Baltimore Ravens - except WR David Reed
Chicago Bears - except CB Joshua Moore
Green Bay Packers - except DT Michael Neal
Houston Texans - except CB Kareem Jackson, & Tate
San Francisco 49ers - except CB Phillip Adams
Washington Redskins - except LB Perry Riley

(B+) Team Draft Grades
Miami Dolphins - except Carroll & McCoy
New England Patriots - except McCourty, Welch, & Weston

(B) Team Draft Grades
Philadelphia Eagles - except Allen, Clayton, Harbor, & Chaney

(C+) Team Draft Grades
Carolina Panthers - except Edwards, Pugh, Pike, Stanford, & McClain
Minnesota Vikings - value selections Cook, Triplett, Webb, & Shuler
New Orleans Saints - value selections are Brown, Graham, & Tennant
San Diego Chargers - value selections are Butler, Stuckey, & Thomas
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - values Price, Benn, Lewis, Williams, & Watson

(C) Team Draft Grades
Buffalo Bills - value selections are Spiller, Easley, Wang, & QB Brown
Cincinnati Bengals - values Shipley, Atkins, Muckelroy, & Briscoe
Denver Broncos - value selections are Decker, Cox, & Kirlew
St. Louis Rams - values Saffold, Murphy, Gilyard, Hoomanawanui, & Selvie
Tennessee Titans - values Morgan, Curran, Verner, & Rolle

(D+) Team Draft Grades
Cleveland Browns - values McCoy, Lauvao, & Carlton Mitchell
Detroit Lions - value selections are Suh & Young
Indianapolis Colts - value selections are Thomas, Mathews, & Fisher
Seattle Seahawks - values Okung, Chancellor, Dexter Davis

(D) Team Draft Grades
Arizona Cardinals - value selections are Washington & Schofield
Atlanta Falcons - value selections are Johnson & Meier
Kansas City Chiefs - value selections are Asamoah & Moeaki
NY Giants - value selections are Joseph & Jones
Oakland Raiders - value selections are Houston & Campbell

(F) Team Draft Grades
Dallas Cowboys - value selections 0 of 6! WR Dez Bryant is at a developmental position. Meaning he will not provide the instant impact the #24 overall selection should bring like some believe

Jacksonville Jaguars - value selections 0 of 6!

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NFL Draft 1st Round Recap & Sleepers To Look For!

2010-04-23T13:42:00.000-04:00

1) Rams - Sam Bradford (D value)
To me this selection was a big reach! Bradford in my opinion should sit for a year. Which drops his value in my opinion considerably. Above system QB at best.

2) Lions - Ndamukong Suh (-B value)
Suh is a no question quality NG or DT type. Though he is tough within the hashes he doesn't provide the versatility to bring it off the edge. So drops his overall value for the cap hit your taking.

3) Buccanears - Gerald McCoy (C+ value)
McCoy is a good prospect but not what I consider a dominate type prospect worthy of top 3 overall selection.

4) Redskins - Trent Williams (B value)
I like Williams overall athleticism & skill sets, but to take him 4th overall with his questionable wok habits??????????????????

5) Chiefs - Eric Berry (-B value)
I like Berry but I don't love Berry's overall game enough to take him #5 overall. Do you really feel he is a multiple pro bowler & possible Hall Of Fame type? Cause that is close to what you will need for where he was taken & cap hit!

6) Seahawks -Russell Okung (B+ value)
He is the most solid Offensive Tackle in this years draft, both on and off the field. And at #6 good value for a starting LT for years to come. Good foundation selection.

7) Browns - Joe Haden (C value)
What a reach when you easily could have gotten a better CB in Kyle Wilson 22 selections better. With all the help the Browns need they would have been best served dropping back and collecting more selections to fill holes. Because Haden isn't by any means a shutdown corner!

8) Raiders - Rolando McClain (-B value)
Good player but not impact player at the NFL level. Had him as more of a bottom of the 1st value selection.

9) Bils - C.J. Spiller (B+ value)
Though there may be durability questions (due to lack of heavy carries during collegiate career) Spiller not only is a homerun hitter, but reminds me of soon to be Hall Of Famer "Marshall Faulk" at RB. Enough said.

10) Jags - Tyson Alualu (C+ value)
I really do like Alualu's game on the field. But I had him valued as a mid 2nd - 3rd round prospect. But can provide versatiliy all along the D-Line, and brings it on an every down basis.

11) 49ers - Anthony Davis (B+ value)
Excellent value selection here. Because had Davis come out in the 2011 draft he would be a sure top 5 selection! Now there are maturity & conditioning issues to deal with but boy will Davis help both in the run & passing game!

12) Chargers - Ryan Mathews (B value)
He is only a B value selection because he lacks gamebreaking ability. He is a three down player who can stay on the field on any down. Though he has all the facets in his game other than top level speed. But #12 selection is a bit high for this player.

13) Eagles - Brandon Graham (A value)
I had him rated as a top 15 overall talent. He is non stop motor in motion. Who shows a passion for the game, and is equally as talented coming of the edge vs O-Lineman. And making his way to the QB!

14) Seahawks - Earl Thomas (F value)
Earl Thomas in my evaluation of him is soooooooooo overrated. He lacks the catchup speed, hesitates to initiate first contact with ball carriers, and many other not so flattering traits.
PROSPECT PROFILE ON < http://1stdownscouting.blogspot.com/2010/04/fs-earl-thomas-texas.html >

15) Giants - Jason Pierre-Paul (B value)
Unfortantley I have had a lack of evaluation time on this prospect so really don't want to give much of an analysis on. So on reported athleticism alone lets say he has a chance.

16) Titans - Derrick Morgan (C value)
A bit of a reach here to me. A solid performer but not an impact player.

17) 49ers - Mike Iupati (-B value)
May have been a bit of a reach, but a player with a mean streak, and who brings it on an every down basis. Massive O-Lineman who has a high ceiling to become a dominate force within the interior of the line!

18) Steelers - Maurkice Pouncey (-A value)
Pouncey has the projected upside to be a perineal All-Pro at either center or guard. Excellent value here by the Steelers.

19) Falcons - Sean Weatherspoon (C+ value)
He is a good safe selection here. Lacks impact to be selected here.

20) Texans - Kareem Jackson (F value)
He is soooooooooooo overrated
PROSPECT PROFILE ON < http://1stdownscouting.blogspot.com/2010/04/cb-kareem-jackson-alabama.html >

21) Bengals - Jermaine Gresham (-C value)
His athleticism and big play ability has been widely over hyped. He lacks the first step explosion that will allow him to gain consistent cushion versus defenders, and will prevent him from converting explosion plays of 20+ yards in his NFL career.

22) Broncos - Demaryius Thomas (A value)
He was my #1 rated WR coming into the draft! Was great to see Thomas selected over Dez Bryant. His upside and physical skill sets far out weigh anyone in this draft. Not willing to say he is a Calvin Johnson clone, but he is an no question impact player waiting to happen!

23) Packers - Bryan Bulaga (B+ value)
He is a solid solid solid offensive tackle in this years draft. He went a bit below my projection, making him a good value. At best he will be your LT for years to come. At worse he is your RT for years to come.

24) Cowboys - Dez Bryant (C value)
Bryant just doesn't show me the consistent first step explosion, and burst in and out of cuts to make him an elite WR prospect to keep it to a minimum.

25) Broncos - Tim Tebow (F value)
Horrible selection here. Read profile below!
PROSPECT PROFILE ON < http://1stdownscouting.blogspot.com/2010/04/tim-tebow-player-profile.html >

26) Cardinals - Dan Williams (-C value)
I like Williams as a mid 2nd - 3rd round value. But this was too much of a reach here by the Cards!

27) Patriots - Devin McCourty (-C value)
Wow what was Belichick and the Pats brain trust thinking of on this selection? I like McCourty and feel he is a solid prospect, but more like a end of the 2nd - 3rd round prospect. Hmmmmmm????????????

28) Dolphins - Jared Odrick (B+ value)
Right about where I had him going. This was excellent value here by the Miami here. Odrick ultimately will be a dominate force within the interior area as 4-3 DT or eventual NG in a 3-4. His first step explosion and motor for the game is unique!

29) Jets - Kyle Wilson (A+ value)
Boy the Jets hit it big here. I had Wilson rated as my #1 CB in this years draft! He likes to mix it up on both the run & pass. Shows excellent instincts as pass defender. and even provides extra value as a better than average PR as well!

30) Lions - Jahvid Best (-D value)
What a reach here! In my opinion Best is not even a true between the tackles runner at the NFL level. I had him rated as an Athlete not running back in my ratings. Lions really blew it here.

31) Colts - Jerry Hughes (????)
Hard for me to rate because really didn't see much evaluation time on Hughes. Wouldn't want to give analysis on.

32) Saints - Patrick Robinson (????)
Robinson is another prospect I dind't get as much evaluation on. In limited evaluation on he flashed good overall athleticism for the position, but not sure of insincts & skill sets?????

When will someone take a "few" of my draft sleepers??????????
Kevin Basped - DE/OLB - Nevada
Carson Blackmon - FS - Houston
Marcellus Bowman - SS - Boston College
Levi Brown - QB - Troy
Alex Daniels - OLB - Cincinnati
Dexter Davis - OLB - Arizona State
Carlton Mitchell - WR - South Florida
Mike Newton - SS - Buffalo
Devin Ross - CB - Arizona
Ike Whitaker - QB - VA Tech
Keiland Williams - RB - LSU

(CB) Kareem Jackson -- Alabama

2010-04-23T13:06:00.000-04:00

*#03 *5-11 *192lbs *4.50/40 *2010/JR

CORNERBACK

Strengths
He is an early entry prospect who declared for the draft as a Junior. He is a player who would have benefited greatly to another year of seasoning at the collegiate level.

Weaknesses
Consistently shows hesitation initiating contact with opponents

Lacks the competitiveness needed at next level

Consistently doesn't measure up in pass coverage

Lacks impact plays (convert on opportunities coming his way)

Projected Round
2nd Round

My Value Board
Undrafted Free Agent

Summary
Bottom line where did he get the advice to come out early? Horrible short and long term decision in my opinion! He looked to lack the confidence, looked lost in pass coverage, and athletically I didn't see it!

BIO LINK
http://www.rolltide.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/jackson_kareem00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=237207

(FS) Earl Thomas -- Texas

2010-04-23T12:45:00.000-04:00

*#12 *5-10 *195lbs *4.45/40 *2010/JR

FREE SAFETY

Strengths
He is an underclassman who declared for the NFL draft early. And whose play indicates he would have
benefited greatly from, at least, another year of seasoning at the collegiate level!

Weaknesses
Displays poor tackling skills (doesn't wrap up, uses shoulders & lunges, instead of running through ball carriers)

Hesitant delivering blows (doesn't initiate contact)

Where is his run support (too often standing over pile after the play)

Lacks natural instincts and consistent recovery speed in pass defense

He disappears for long stretches of the game (where are the consistent big plays)

Durability concerns with thin build (especially in lower leg area - where power is generated)

Projected Round
1st Round

My Value Board
Undrafted Free Agent

Summary
He is a vastly overrated prospect. Whose play on the field doesn't measure up to his press clippings

BIO LINK
http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/thomas_earl00.html

STATS LINK
http://espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=236787

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK_tq6nqCPU

(QB) Levi Brown -- Troy

2010-04-15T10:07:00.000-04:00

*#12 *6-4 *229lbs *4.93/40 *2010/SR

QUARTERBACK

Strengths
He is without a doubt one of the biggest under the radar quarterback talents when you think of legitimate high caliber, down the road drafted starting quarterbacks in the league.

He possesses ideal size and athleticism for the position. Reminds me of a larger and a bit more athletic version of former NFL league MVP quarterback "Rich Gannon".

He displays a quick setup and good balance in the pocket. With solid ball handling skills, which goes a long way into selling plays to the defense, and throwing them off balance.

He displays good poise and calmness under pressure situations. All the while standing tall in the pocket leading his team downfield. He is a quick and decisive decision maker with the ball. Showing multiple progression reads throughout pass plays.

He shows effective toughness and escapability often times breaking would be tacklers within the pocket, and still maintaining good presence of mind keeping his eyes downfield in the passing game. He has a bit of a gunslinger or riverboat mentality. Meaning he doesn't allow the possibility of failure to control his play on the field.

He shows good timing & effectiveness on the variety of passes needed to be successful at the next level. He possesses a picture perfect delivery, release point, and follow through across the body.

He displays good placement, timing, and touch on balls thrown to receivers. Which many times benefits them gaining additional yardage after catch (YAC). He shows a live arm with velocity to spare. And a consistent spiraled tight rope, with plenty of arm strength on downfield throws. With the ability to throw across his body effectively, and complete passes without having to set his feet. Which is rare.

He displays his versatility using his athleticism to extend plays in the passing game, rolling out moving the pocket left or right avoiding pressure, and showing the ability to make effective throws on the run.

He further shows his athleticism when pressured to leave the pocket, and frequently picking up positive yardageas a legitimate dual threat behind center.

Weaknesses
At times judgment and decision making questioned staring down primary receivers (making him susceptible to the interception)

His passing mechanics tend to breakdown at times when he is on the move

Projected Round
7th Round

My Value Board
Bottom Of 4th Round Not a reflection of his skill level, but more a reflection of good value. Selecting a QB this low in the draft and having a high probability of not only starting, but having a very successful career behind center! Is a selection I would take every time!

Summary
There is no question if this quarterback is given the time to marinate and mature on the sidelines for a year or two, he will become a highly effective starting NFL quarterback.

BIO LINK
http://www.troytrojans.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=87291&SPID=10377&DB_OEM_ID=17200&ATCLID=1147126&Q_SEASON=2009

STATS LINK
http://espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=172944

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3pgLJdyBh0

(RB) DaJuane Collins -- Toledo

2010-04-15T09:47:00.000-04:00

*#22 *5-10 *212lbs *4.57/40 *2010/SR

RUNNING BACK

Strengths
He has to be one of the more unheralded talented running backs coming out in this years 2010 NFL Draft.

He possesses a good size/ measuarable combination with a sturdy phyiscal build to his frame. He has a distinct running style making him comparable to none. Originality can be a good thing.

He is a patient runner with good instincts. Displaying excellent balance, a low center of gravity, good vision, and cutback ability. He is a one cut runner who once he finds an opening explodes through the hole bringing a physical mentality to his teams running attack. Possessing exceptional feet, lateral movement, and strong shifty hips that makes him a handful for anyone to handle.

He displays the versatility to run effectively between the tackles and keeping defenses honest hitting the corners and bouncing it to the outside on defenses. He makes his bread and butter though as an inside runner. Exhibiting excellent leg drive, and the ability to consistently gain yardage after contact.

He shows no hesitation lowering a shoulder initiating first contact to oncoming defenders, and consistently gaining yards after contact (YAC). Frequently ending runs with a good forward lean after last contact from defenders. Which makes him an excellent candidate as an effective short yardage and goal line runner.

Once he breaks into the open his vision and quickness become very evident. Using his balance and fluid hips to throw defenders off balance on his way to gaining extra yardage upfield. Often times showing a surprising second gear keeping defenses on their heels

He is a reliable threat out of the backfield displaying effortless pass catching skills. Making a quick transition gaining valuable yardage upfield. His pass catching ability is an area of his game that went under utilized during his collegiate career. Adding value to his draft status and making him that much closer to becoming the total package.

Weaknesses
Lacks large body of production at collegiate level

Durability issues

Lacks true breakaway speed

Improved effectiveness avoiding defenders in space

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
6th Round - Undrafted Free Agent

Summary
DaJuane would be most effective with a team dedicated to a physical ball control running game. He reminds me of current NFL running back "Shonn Greene" with his physical running style and ability to wear down defenses over the course of games. He gets stronger as the game moves along. Give him the ball!

BIO LINK
http://www.utrockets.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=94569&SPID=10708&DB_OEM_ID=18000&ATCLID=1479481

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=169440

VIDEO LINK
http://www.blinkx.com/video/dajuane-collins-td-run/nThNMVCvK5YhYEOd6OtOzg

(FB) Jamie McCoy -- Texas A&M

2010-04-15T09:34:00.000-04:00

*#04 *6-2 *240lbs *4.56/40 *2010/SR

FULLBACK

Strengths
He primarily played Tight End during his collegiate career. But size and skill sets dictate the position move to Fullback for his best success at the NFL level.

He possesses good size and even better speed for the position. Once he breaks into the open he has the speed to challenge defenders, and quickly earns their respect gaining valuable yardage. Bringing a healthy amount of enthusiasm and competetive nature to the field.

He is familiar at carrying the ball going back to his high school days. In his limited rush opportunities during his collegiate career he flashed good burst, vision, and upside. Possessing instinctive running skills, and bringing unique pass catching skills as a former Tight End.

Off the snap he displays good initial quickness out of his stance. And though many of his rushing opportunities are to go straight ahead, he flashes the rare ability to slide along the line, avoiding would be tacklers within a confined area (which is a gift). Then showing an instant burst to daylight, and a tough physical style within the interior running lanes.

Though most his carries are between the tackles, he shows the ability to bounce the ball off the tackle, and find daylight in the open areas. And then once in the open areas, possessing the speed to know what to do with it. That deminsion alone, seperates him from many at his draft position.

His physical running style between the tackles, strong leg drive, initial contact explosion into defenders, excellent balance, low center of gravity, consistent yards after contact, and good body lean after last contact, makes him an excellent candidate as a short yardage and goal line runner at the next level.

He shows a healthy willingness to block in both the run and passing game. Showing good field awareness, proper angles, and instincts. As a lead blocker in the running game, he displays good aggressiveness on inside and outside runs. In the passing game he shows good pre-snap reads, adjustments for blitz pickup, and steps up in pass protection. And shows good agressiveness blocking along the field at Tight End as well.

As a former Tight End his pass catching skills have to be considered above the rest at his draft position. He consistently catches balls away from his body. Fluidly bringing in passes with a soft pair of hands. Showing good body adjustment to balls thrown outside the box. Invision him coming out of the backfield attacking the middle of defenses in pass pattens (as he did as a TE)? He is a mismatch ready to happen from the Fullack position. The versatility he brings to the position has to improve his draft status!

Weaknesses
Lacks established track record of production at new position (FB)

Willingness to change positions

Durability issues (uncertainty of consistent pounding in high traffic area)

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
5th - 6th Rounds

Summary
There is no question in my mind that this player can make a successfull and productive trasition to the Fullback position. If used properly in the right system he possesses the talents to become a potential Pro Bowler.

BIO LINK
http://www.aggieathletics.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/mccoy_jamie00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=177382

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypQwRnX4Eu0

(OLB) Keyon Brown -- Purdue

2010-04-15T09:20:00.000-04:00

*#95 *6-3 *245lbs *4.73/40 *2010/SR

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Strengths
He played Defensive End in college but for his best long term success his size and skill sets dictate a position change to Outside Linebacker at the next level.

His position change would not only benefit him but provide versatility to whatever team brings him in. On known passing downs he could either line up in a three point stance (as he did in college) as a Defensive End, or standing up as an edge rushing Outside Linebacker.

At Defensive End he would be a liability against the run no matter how determined at his current weight giving up more than 50lbs plus on any given snap. At such a weight disadvantage the athletic gifts he brings to the field would be diminished. Moving him further away from the line of scrimmage at Outside Linebacker gives him an opportunity to better utilize his package of skills.

He possesses ideal size and measurables projecting him to Outside Linebacker for the next level. He displays the mental and snap to whistle determination on an every down basis to match his athletic talents.

He displays the fluidity in the hips to both be effective dropping back in pass coverage, or to do what he does best, getting after the quarterback off the edge.

He consistently displays the quick twitch explosion, and explosive first step needed to make him an elite pass rusher looking into the not so distant future.

His speed easily projects him consistently running down plays from the backside, and making tackles for loss behind opposing teams lines of scrimmage. He also shows good determination running down plays sideline to sideline.

When he arrives to the ball he does so in an aggressive attacking style. Looking to initiate first contact to opponents. Forcing opponents to play on their heels and staying aware of his presence on an every down basis.

He is a player with a big upside and ceiling to his game. When he is given the freedom to play in space at Outside Linebacker he will be able to let his instincts and athleticism take over.

Weaknesses
Unknown track record at new position of Outside Linebacker

Questionable low production throughout collegiate career

Improved conditioning (tighter overall body frame)

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
Undrafted Free Agent

Summary
Kenyon has the chance to be a more productive NFL player than collegiate. During his collegiate career his natural skills were never placed in the best position for success (Outside Linebacker). So his development as a player was never really was tapped into. Some lucky NFL team will reap the benefits!

BIO LINK
http://www.purduesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/brown_keyon00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=173693

VIDEO LINK
None

(DT/NG) Lamarr Houston -- Texas

2010-04-15T09:06:00.000-04:00

*#33 *6-3 *302lbs *4.93/40 *2010/SR

DEFENSIVE TACKLE/ NOSE GUARD

Strengths
Houston is a very disruptive force on the defensive line coming out of Longhorn country. He is somewhat undervalued coming into this years draft.

He possesses good size with a compact build for the position. And shows the skill sets to play the Nose Guard position as well. He is a very talented and versatile athlete.

He is a dominate performer, who frequently dictates the tempo versus opponents. Possessing a tireless approach to the game. Displaying relentless determination pursuing ball carriers, and consistently providing his team with multiple tackles for loss (TFL's) during the course of games.

His initial jump off the snap is comparable to few coming out in the draft. He consistently initiates first contact, stalemating opponents with his stout play at the line of scrimmage. His ability to neutralize blockers at the point of attack gives him the balance and leverage advantage over most. His initial hand placement, and arm strength allows him to defeat opponents in one on one situations, and double teams on a consistent basis. Then allowing him to gain consistent penetration and push up the middle against the run, and pass on opponents side of scrimmage.

He is a real anchor versus opposing teams run games. He consistently mixes it up inside the interior area of the defense. He quickly sheds blockers on his way to making plays on the ball, with both strength and quickness. After defeating blockers he shows the ability to finish and wrap up ball carriers

He shows good instincts and speed in pursuit of the ball. Displaying the unique agility to move up and down the line of scrimmage. With the effectiveness to make his way through traffic, and use his closing speed to pursue and run down ball carriers.

He has good initial explosion off the line, providing good consistent push up the middle collapsing the pocket. He shows good athleticism and determination penetrating through tight areas within the interior line.

With additional weight he could easily convert into an effective Nose Guard at the next level. His conversion to Nose Guard could be a successful one with his stout play at the point of attack, and ability to consistently fight through double teams in a tenacious manner. As added value he was his teams lead blocker at fullback in short yardage & goal line situations. Displaying good overall athleticism.

Weaknesses
He tends to be too high out of his stance (exposing area for blockers to get into him and gain control)

Can use improved pass rushing technique

Projected Round
3rd - 4th Rounds

My Value Board
2nd Round Who could sneak into 1st round. He's that talented.

Summary
Houston is an explosive player within the interior of the D-Line. His package of skills are hard to find in a single player. This is why there would be no surprise here if he were to be selected in the upper tier of the 2nd round come draft time.

BIO LINK
http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/houston_lamarr00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=183433

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Meck4ImadBQ

(RB) Dimitri Nance -- Arizona St.

2010-04-15T08:44:00.000-04:00

*#31 *5-10 *224lbs *4.58/40 *2010/SR

RUNNING BACK

Strengths
He is the type of running back that thrives running between the tackles. And whose tough physical running style becomes more effectiveness as the game moves along.

He possesses a strong and sturdy build to his frame. An ideal stature for the physical running style he delivers to opponents.

His running style dictates best success lining up in an I-formation with a lead blocker. Since he is most effective running between the tackles with his shoulders squared up and parallel to the line of scrimmage. The I-formation would be ideal since he is already lined up running straight ahead and parallel to the line of scrimmage. This formation would also allow him to run the ball more consistently with power.

For a runner his size he displays quick light feet. Which allows him to pick and slide from hole to hole, and utilize his instinctive hop jump to assist finding daylight. He is both instinctive and effective reading blocking angles, and running between the tackles. He then shows good quickness and explosion into the hole once he discovers daylight.

He has a similar body type and running style as current NFL Running Back "Tim Hightower". He is a classic north and south downhill runner. Who runs the ball with authority. Many times initiating first contact and delivering blows to defenders. He frequently gains yards after contact, with his strong lower body and leg strength. He is tough to knock off his feet with a low center of gravity, and excellent balance. And he finishes off runs effectively with good body lean, and consistently leaning forward after last contact.

His running style consistently has him moving piles forward. Then add in the physical attributes he brings to the table, and he would be an excellent candidate as a short yardage, and goal line runner at the next level.

He shows good versatility as a threat out of the backfield as an effective pass catcher. He is a natural hands catcher who adjust well to balls thrown outside the box of his body. He then displays quick transition time catching balls and getting upfield.

He shows a willingness to block whenever required. He does so with an aggressive mentality, and initiating first contact to defenders. He shows good timing, awareness, adjustment to, and effort when it comes to containing his man.

Weaknesses
Limited production as collegiate

Limited effectiveness running between the tackles (lacks fluid hips, and elusiveness to consistently avoid defenders)

Unknown effectiveness as lead blocker

Lacks ideal second gear or long speed

Lacks the quickness to consistently hit the corners of defenses

Questionable durability since never carried the load over a sustained period over his collegiate career

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
Mid 5th The only reason I have him going this late is due to lack of opportunity & then production. Considerably drops draft value.

Summary
He is a runner who needed someone to tell him you are our bell cow. Because everything about him dictates he could be a 20+ carry runner in the right downhill ball control offense at the next level. Some team will find them an excellent complimentary running back. Who could fill in and be the main guy ala Tim Hightower.

BIO LINK
http://thesundevils.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/nance_dimitri00.html

STATS LINK
http://espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=183321

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=DIMITRI+NANCE+arizona+state&search_type=&aq=f
(his footage starts at 7:00 - 7:45 time mark)

(NG) Terrence Cody -- Alabama

2010-04-14T14:57:00.000-04:00

*#62 *6-4 *370lbs *5.72/40 *2010/SR

NOSE GUARD

Strengths
He is considered one of the drafts premier nose guard prospects coming out. Despite his mammoth size, he displays unique agility and quickness.

He possesses ideal size and physical attributes any NFL defense would desire to have at Nose Guard. With the Nose Guard being the anchor of the defense, it is very imperative that you have the right player there for the success of the defense.

Cody covers all the wants and needs you look for at the position. He is that Christmas present under the tree NFL 3-4 defensive teams covet at the position. With his initial quickness off the snap, effective hand placement, and the consistent double teams he demands makes him an instant impact player within the interior area of the line.

Then away from the ball he shows the ability to consistently avoid blocks to his lower area with his quick feet, agility, and lateral quickness. And he displays good body control allowing him to sustain his balance, and make a path to the ball.

His ability to anchor down at the point of attack is his strength. His upper and lower body strength provides him the opportunity to frequently dominate in one on one situations. Then showing the effectiveness to neutralize blockers (which is his main objective in the 3-4). Then showing the consistency to quickly disengage from blockers, and get in on plays.

With his ability to quickly get off blocks, makes him an immediate problem child for opposing teams rushing games. With his natural quickness, instincts for jumping gaps, makes him a disruptive penetrating force. He shows a consistency wrapping up and finishing off plays effectively versus the run. Then showing good short speed, and willingness to pursue the ball.

As a pass rusher his first step explosion, size, and strength frequently places him in opposing teams backfield. With him providing a consistent push up the middle collapsing the pocket, presents a long day on the field for opposing quarterbacks.

He provides added value lining up at Fullback as a lead blocker in short yardage and goal line situations. Along with showing the ability to consistently block extra points and field goal attempts.

Weaknesses
Poor conditioning (limits snaps on field and drops draft value)

Too often plays high out of his stance (at next level opposing players will expose this liability)

Gives effort to pursue ball outside interior area (but lacks the endurance to consistently be effective at)

Projected Round
2nd Round

My Value Board
Mid 2nd - 3rd Round

Summary
On the surface Cody's physical talents make him a sure fire 1st rounder. But under the surface is his questionable conditioning. Which has me question a players desire to be his best, and takes him off the field for a number of snaps. This is the reason for me dropping his value into the 2nd round.

BIO LINK
http://www.rolltide.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/cody_terrence00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=382593

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NwPPSXMy2E

(OT) Russell Okung -- Oklahoma St.

2010-04-14T14:44:00.000-04:00

*#76 *6-6 *305lbs *5.25/40 *2010/SR

OFFENSIVE TACKLE

Strengths
There should be few doubters when it comes to Russell Okung. He is widely considered the premiere LT coming out in this years 2010 NFL Draft. And justifiably so!

He possesses a massive, strong and sturdy build to his frame. Ideal for the next level. Who consistently beats opponents across from him in one on one, or any situation thrown his direction. Displays good balance as a natural knee bender (not waist bender). Once he gets on top of opponents his overall size, strength, and athleticism are a trifecta that can't be beat!

He has good not great explosion coming out of his stance versus opponents. He displays a quick set of hands delivering powerful blows to defenders, and allowing him to gain quick separation between he and opposing players. Which allows him to win the all important balance and leverage battle within the trenches.

His athleticism comes into play displaying outstanding recovery time, fast adjustments to quicker/smaller pass rushers (often more difficult for large OT's). He displays excellent quick feet and lateral movement. Which aids him well with a quick setup, maintaining a good base, proper spacing, and balance throughout blocks. Rendering opposing defenders helpless.

His play on an island at LT, and beyond the line of scrimmage is impressive. Where he displays good instincts and awareness of opponents presence at all times from his LT position. And shows no hesitation making his way to the second level of defenses for multiple blocks, and doing so with good fluid movement in space. Along with displaying the ability to effectively pull and lead ball carriers through the line of scrimmage on trap plays

Weaknesses
Lack of consistent explosion out of his stance (which will be exploited at the next level if not corrected)

Improved drive blocking from initial contact throughout plays (lack of mean streak?)

At times tends to take missteps out of stance (which will place him at a major disadvantage at next level)

Projected Round
Top 10 Overall

My Value Board
Top 10 Overall

Summary
Okung's size, skill sets, and the position at which he plays all but assures him as a top 10 overall selection.

BIO LINK
http://www.okstate.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/okung_russell00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=188972

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXDU0dL3BhU

Diminishing QB Value (Draft Article)

2010-04-13T09:36:00.000-04:00

Why QB Draft Values Should Drop In Near Future Unless............

When it comes to the QB position it is the most over overrated and over hyped position in the NFL! The QB position is the only position that has not evolved athletically over the years as every other position has! Which has placed the QB position athletically inferior to most positions on the field of play. And makes for an obvious competitive disadvantage.

For this reason, the lack of athleticism you see, is one of many reasons why the NFL continually modifies & updates rule changes to hopefully perfect, and close the gap for QB's lacking in the area of overall athleticism. Such as allowing QB's to throw balls away once outside the hashes. Which avoids oncoming defenders hits, and compensates for lack of athleticism. If the game was to be played like it was suppose to not so long ago, the majority of QB's would be out for the year on IR. When the majority of QB's can't allude DT's that are almost 100lbs larger, what does that tell you?

Where does the majority of this athletic gap begin? I would say at the collegiate rankings. For the most part at the high school level most teams place their best athletes at QB. So these athletes can have the ball in their hands more frequently, and have their football IQs take over. Then once these players make their way to the collegiate level the majority of these athletes are moved to other positions. But why? I can understand by sheer numbers you need to fill other positions on the team, both on offense & defense.

The question I have is? If the most important position to fill at any level is the QB position, then why wouldn't you place your best athlete, with ideal measuarables, and a good football IQ at the position? Many times you will find athletes such as WR Calvin Johnson 6-5, 236 Detroit Lions and WR Brandon Marshall 6-4, 230 Denver Broncos moved from high school QB to collegiate WR why?

Wouldn't conventional wisdom tell you that if you can have your cake and eat it to, that you would place your best athletes that fit the prototype dimensions desired from the QB position there? The players above Calvin Johnson & Brandon Marshall fit those dimensions in every way. The detractors may say well what if the players don't want to play the position? Or what if they may not have the mindset to play the position? Or what if this or what if that? The bottom line is if a college coach is determined to fill his QB position with the player that best meets the required intangibles, athleticism, and measurables coveted, then he SHOULD be more than willing to convert a highly touted high school player (such as a Calvin Johnson or Brandon Marshall) from one position who meets ALL the required needs for filling the most important position on the team, QB!

If you were to start to see college coaches placing their best recruited athletes at the QB position, eventually this new prospect of QB would make their way to the NFL level and close the athletic deficiency gap, now existent between the QB and every other position at the NFL level. Imagine a QB like Calvin Johnson at 6-5, 236lbs, running a 4.3/40! A player like this is much more valuable behind center running your offense, than having a great talent as Calvin Johnson relegated to limited targets thrown to, at a position (WR) ultimately dependent on the success of his QB!

As long as the majority of QB prospects coming out of the college ranks continues to be deficient athletically (which immediately places that NFL team drafting him at an obvious athletic competitive disadvantage on the field) coupled with the fact that past history will tell you drafting a QB out of college takes anywhere from a 2-3 years process before that QB can make his way behind center and feel comfortable. These two factors alone should drop a QB's value during the NFL draft significantly!

Hopefully there has been an athletic deficiency gap established of the QB at the NFL level since reading this article. Along with establishing that, more often than not, the QB position is a developmental position over a 2-3 year period even with so called franchise top 10 overall selections. This 2-3 year period is at the expense of the teams success till that QB matures,if ever! Then with these established major pitfalls to overcome at the QB position to be successful. Why are QB's prospects EVER selected at the top of the draft? It makes more since to take a QB in the 2nd or 3rd rounds that you can develop in your offensive system that is based on a strong O-Line & running game, until that drafted QB realistically develops enough to be a success behind center.

Example: The drafting of QB Marc Sanchez by the Jets with the 5th overall selection in the "09" draft, along with the big cap number, and compensation given to move up to select him. All of this adds up to bad value! The Jets are not realistically going to win a Super Bowl at least for 2-3 years after drafting Sanchez. History tells you this. Instead they could have drafted someone like Texas A&M QB Stephen McGee (whom I feel was an excellent value as a true potential successful starter in the NFL) in the 4th round. Saving a tremendous cap figure, less pressure on player & team, and in 2-3 years if Sanchez would be more successful than McGee, will his success really overcome the major compensation given for Sanchez??? Not to mention the numerous draft selections I accumulated moving out of the 5th overall pick to help the on field success & development of my 4th round selection of QB Stephen McGee. So in 2-3 years what team will be the better overall team to have more of a chance to not only compete to make the playoffs, but also have a chance to win it all?????

This is a subject I could go on about for as long as there is someone that will listen! Until the draft value of the QB position is dropped for obvious reasons, this type of draft philosophy is the best way to go. WHAT IS YOUR OPINION??????

by: Ken Becks aka TheScout!

(WR) Reyn Willis -- East Carolina

2010-04-12T16:33:00.000-04:00

*#08 *6-3 *220lbs *4.50/40 *2010/SR

WIDE RECEIVER

Strengths
He is a wide receiver prospect with a total of only 9 receptions in his entire collegiate career! With that being said, his combination of size, athleticism, skill sets, and natural instincts made him a very unappreciated talent during his collegiate years. And one of the more under utilized talents ever evaluated throughout the years!

He possesses ideal size and speed to be a threat most anywhere along the field. His size and skills reminds me of current NFL wide receiver "Jordy Nelson". He displays all the physical attributes you look for from the position with good leaping ability, athleticism, timing, eye/hand coordination,and the ability to consistently come down with balls outside the box.

He shows good strength warding off defenders versus press coverage at the line of scrimmage. And shows good quickness defeating opponents off the line, and seamlessly transitioning into pass patterns.

He quickly gains and maintains separation between he and defenders throughout routes. Showing good body control and fluid hips in and out of cuts. Seeming to consistently make himself available, and instinctively working back to the quarterback when their in need.

With the ball coming his way he shows an innate ability to adjust to balls thrown outside the box. He has an aggressive approach going after passes thrown his direction. He also shows a natural instinct of using his body to shield off defenders from defending balls coming his way. Which allows him to maintain separation and provide a clear area for his quarterback to throw to.

He naturally extends for balls away from his body (not allowing balls into his body, thus preventing potential turnovers deflecting off him) when bringing in balls. And consistently shows the ability to bring in balls without breaking stride, despite the location of passes. Shows effectiveness focusing in on balls coming his direction, despite defenders closing. Then consistently showing the courage and toughness bringing in passes, knowing the consequences with defenders closing.

Despite his limited touches he showed the creativeness to make things happen after the catch. Displaying quick north and south awareness getting upfield for valuable yardage. And after securing the catch he consistently showed the ability to gain yards after contact (YAC).

He showed an aggressive willingness to execute blocks, and assist his team's effectiveness in the running game.

Weaknesses
Significant lack of production at collegiate level (no track record)

Questionable deep long speed to consistently threaten and stretch defenses

Questioned durability (lacked large workload)

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
Undrafted Free Agent His teams lack of insight of utilizing him properly drastically hurt his draft status, and significantly hurt his statistics and development as a prospect. But there is no denying this untapped talent.

Summary
Willis is the frequent example of trying to fit a round peg in a square opening. Meaning his talents were more conducive in a passing offense. His talents went untapped and undeveloped in a predominant run first oriented styled offense. So his talents fell through the cracks. He undoubtedly will be more productive as a pro than collegiate player. That is, if a NFL team provides him the opportunity to participate in their training camp? Too often players talents and futures are placed in this situation, and unfortunately the cycle never ends.

BIO LINK
http://www.ecupirates.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/willis_reyn00.html

STATS LINK
http://espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=183465

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR1WEbQMcr0

(OLB) Sergio Kindle -- Texas

2010-04-05T08:58:00.000-04:00

*#02 *6-4 *255lbs *4.66/40 *2010/SR

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Strengths
Kindle was let loose after the quarterback from multiple spots during his Longhorn career. He was listed at Defensive End, but his size and skill sets dictate his best long term success at the Outside Linebacker position at the next level.

He possesses ideal size as a strong side Outside Linebacker. He was defined as strong side backer
because he is more effective the closer he is to the line of scrimmage. More often he would be lined up over the tight end (most running plays will come his direction) where he will take on the tight end, hold up at the point of attack, and force everything inside. All the while trying to make a play on the ball. His size and skill sets most remind me of current NFL linebacker "Aaron Curry" Like Curry, he will be more solid, than an impact player at next level.

He approaches the game with a high level of emotion, and tough physical play. Despite being an undersized Defensive End in college, he displayed the desire and determination of a warrior. A true winners mentality.

He has good anticipation timing up the snap and gaining momentum toward the quarterback. He shows good reactionary skills adapting to plays on the move in the flow of the action. For his size he plays better than average in space. Displaying excellent straight line acceleration, and closing speed on the ball. And shows good change of direction from a stop and go, then getting after the ball.

He is effective at warding off blockers and making his way along the field sideline to sideline. Showing good discipline, and angles pursuing the ball. Once he zeroes in on ball carriers he displays solid tackling fundamentals. Many times engulfing ball carriers.

He is an effective pass rusher/ blitzer off the edges with a hand in the dirt, or as a stand up linebacker. He has a knack for timing blitzes well wherever he is lined up along the defense. He possesses the athletic versatility to bring it with finesse or power as a pass rusher.

Weaknesses
Needs to become more effective holding the corner or point of attack at OLB (happens repeatedly)

Consistently pushed back as stand up OLB in the run game (concerning issue)

Needs to shed blockers quicker and more effectively

Improve playing in space as stand up OLB

Pass coverage skills in question as OLB

Projected Round
1st - 2nd Rounds

My Value Board
2nd - 3rd Rounds

Summary
He will be a major contributor to some NFL teams defense. But if your looking for him to be considered an impact player, you might want to think twice? This is why I feel his value is mid 2 - 3rd round value.

BIO LINK
http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/kindle_sergio00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=183436

VIDEO LINK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMVnDFZrTpQ

(OLB) Un'tavious Scott -- Tulsa

2010-04-05T08:38:00.000-04:00

*#56 *6-3 *245lbs *0.00/40 *2010/SR

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Strengths
He is another unheralded talent who played Defensive End in college but needs to make the transition to Outside Linebacker for his best chance of success at the next level.

He possesses a good combination of size and athleticism for the Outside Linebacker position. He is a very disruptive type of player who consistently gains penetration on opponents side of the line of scrimmage. He is a -Snap To Whistle- player who frequently performs throughout plays! Showing a relentless sideline to sideline pursuit of the ball.

He displays the necessary athleticism and intensity on an every down basis to become a consistent playmaker if he is given the green light to do what he does best, and that is coming off the edges and getting after the Quarterback.

He shows excellent explosion and first step burst off the snap of the ball. Keeping opposing blockers on their heels anticipating his next move, and keeping them off balance. His combination of speed and quickness, along with fluid hips are all typical traits of top flight edge pass rushers.

He is a very animated and emotional player on the field. The type of player fellow teammates gravitate to and rally around. Many times these types of players develop into leadership roles on that side of the ball.

He shows good anticipation and instincts diagnosing plays pre-snap. He shows relentless pursuit running down plays from the backside, along with the closing speed to quickly bring in ball carriers.

When playing Defensive End during his collegiate years he showed more physicality and strength than his size would indicate. With his background on the D-Line the last thing to be concerned with would be if he has what it takes to defeat blockers at the point of attack and shedding quickly.

He is a solid tackler at the point of contact. Looking to initiate first contact in an aggressive approach, and often stopping ball carriers momentum on contact. He excels at running down the ball and getting through trash/traffic in his pursuit of the ball.

There was limited evaluation of him in pass coverage. So his pass coverage skills may be questioned in theory, but he showed all the necessary athletic skills sets, and field awareness necessary to defend in space and pass coverage versus quicker faster opponents. He also shows the short area burst to jump passes and making plays on the ball!

Weaknesses
Unknown success converting from Defensive End to Outside Linebacker

Low production during collegiate career

Improved hand technique rushing the passer and taking on blockers

Have to wonder why coaching staff limited his snaps on the field?

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
Undrafted Free Agent

Summary
There is no question if Un'tavious lands in some NFL teams training camp that he will be retained by the team on the roster in some capacity. He is too talented and at some point in his not so distant NFL future, he will make a consistent impact on the teams gameday success!

BIO LINK
http://www.tulsahurricane.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/scott_untavious00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=184674

VIDEO LINK
None Available

(OLB) Caleb Bostic -- Miami (OH)

2010-04-05T08:14:00.000-04:00

*#44 *6-3 *235lbs *4.55/40 *2010/SR

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Strengths
He is one of the more underrated and under appreciated talents at the collegiate ranks. He has the type of mental tenacity and overall athleticism to be a real steal come draft day for some NFL team.

He may lack ideal measurables by some at the Outside Linebacker position, but he more than makes up for whatever size discrepancies he may have with his big play capabilities. And he plays the game the only way he knows how from snap to whistle, and sideline to sideline!

He is a Linebacker who relies more on playing in space where he can best utilize his athleticism, speed, and quickness. His skills would be ideal for a Tampa 2 Defense. Where your overall athleticism and swarming style of play is most important.

He displays good instincts and pre-snap read adjustments before the snap. He fluidly diagnoses plays on the go. And after diagnosing the play his natural instincts quickly take over with him making a path to the ball.

Athletic contributors to his success would be his unique lateral quickness, quick change of direction, fluid hips, and flat out speed for a player of his size. He possesses the raw speed to consistently run down plays from the backside, and make up ground on opponents with outstanding closing speed.

He comes up and supports the run with an aggressive starving style of play. Displaying good explosion making tackles going through ball carriers. His type of play on the field is infectious to others, and creates an atmosphere of making plays and coming up with turnovers.

Quite often from his Linebacker position in college he was asked to drop back in pass coverage. Which he performed effectively covering smaller quicker opponents. He shows a good feel and instinct for defending opponents in space and in pass coverage.

With the ball in the air he covers a good amount of ground. Displaying the ability to consistently plant, adjust, and drive on balls thrown his direction. Many times bringing in stray passes with good eye hand coordination.

Weaknesses
Lacks ideal measurables

Lacks the production his skill sets and talent warranted at the collegiate level

Questioned lack of snaps over course of collegiate career

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
Undrafted Free Agent Due to lack of playing time and stats over course of collegiate years. Not due to lack of talent!

Summary
To me Bostic is the classic talent not placed in the best position for success on the field. Meaning he is talent you let go and get the ball. He was never placed in that type of setting to let his talents become admired, and stack up the statistical numbers to grab scouts & NFL teams eye. Therefore there is a good chance his drafts status will suffer quite drastically. But once he steps foot in someones NFL training camp his talents will rise to the top!

BIO LINK
http://www.muredhawks.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/bostic_caleb00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=184608

VIDEO LINK
http://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/sports/watch/v1583891MdxCPWnG

(OLB) Kevin Basped -- Nevada

2010-04-05T06:39:00.000-04:00

*#99 *6-6 *250lbs *4.65/40 *2010/JR

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

Strengths
Heading into the Indianapolis combine (as this profile is written) he is listed at Defensive End, but should quickly establish himself as one of the top Outside Linebacker prospects coming out in the NFL Draft. Making his mark in the NFL as a dominate Outside Linebacker/ rush Defensive End hybrid.

He possesses ideal size, athleticism, and measurables scouts and NFL teams look for from the position. Though he is currently listed at defensive end his skill sets dictate his best long term success at the Outside Linebacker position. .

Despite what some may say of a thin build (which allows for upside & growth) he displayed surprising overall strength and tenacity at the point of attack as an undersized collegiate Defensive End.

The hybrid Outside Linebacker/ rush Defensive End position requires a unique and talented athlete, and Basped truly fits all the requirements! He provides a consistent rush off the edge, with extraordinary first step explosion. Making him a handful to block in any situation.

He is a nightmare, and an imposing presence on the field. His play on the field commands respect from opposing blockers and teams to deal with. And like all playmakers, he possesses that something special to create momentum changing plays at any time in the game!

With him moving from his collegiate position of Defensive End to the Outside Linebacker position in the NFL. The position move only enhances his play on the field. No longer would he have to contend with O-Linemen on the line of scrimmage at times weighing 100lbs bigger than he. Limiting his play in space, and inevitably wearing him down physically by games end.

At Outside Linebacker he is able to display his talents more clearly. With excellent change of direction, lateral movement, and fluid hips for a player his size. Possessing the quickness and reactionary skills of players much smaller than he. And the closing speed to run down plays from the backside or anywhere along the field.

He plays defense as though he were on offense. Initiating action to opponents and forcing them to react to what he is doing on the field. Dictating the pace and tempo of the game being played that day on his terms.

His ceiling and upside is only limited to how much he is willing to put into making himself the best he can be. Athletically he possesses individual gifts normally not witnessed in one package by a player. His future dominance at the NFL level is there for the taking if he wants it!

Weaknesses
Unknown production with position change from Defensive End to Outside Linebacker

Improved success taking on opponents lower chop blocks

Projected Round
5th - 6th Rounds

My Value Board
2nd - Early 3rd Rounds His talent and play on the field warrant a selection this high.

Summary
It is paramount that the team that selects Basped immediately place him at the Outside Linebacker spot. Then his development and the teams return investment will quickly pay dividends for both. He truly has the skills to be dynamic at the next level!

BIO LINK
http://www.nevadawolfpack.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=10000&ATCLID=530577

STATS LINK
http://scores.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=183556

VIDEO LINK
http://www.veoh.com/browse/videos/category/sports/watch/v1384185pqsjc95Q

(FS) Carson Blackmon -- Houston

2010-04-04T09:09:00.000-04:00

*#23 *5-11 *185lbs *4.55/40 *2010/SR

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Strengths
He is without a doubt one of the more underrated defensive backs coming out in this years draft. His lack of exposure for the most part has been a contributing factor to his obscurity to most.

He is a very instinctive player both in run and pass defense. Who plays with more physical toughness than his size indicates. He may not possess what some consider ideal measurables, but he more than makes that up with his skills sets, and play on the field! He reminds me of current NFL safety Tyrone Carter.

He is in constant attack mode when laying the wood to opposing opponents. Who is a fearless hitter, and his competitive nature comes out whenever he steps foot on the field.

He displays the ability to consistently play physical at the point of attack versus blockers, despite his size, he will come up and support with the best of them on his way to making plays on the ball.

He excels the closer he is to the line of scrimmage, as more of an in the box defender. He looks to initiates first contact with ball carriers. He is very effective wrapping up and delivering heavy contact to opposing ball carriers. Really good finisher on tackles. He also shows the consistency to step over trash to make his way sideline to sideline with an eagerness to make a path to ball. His instincts & physical attributes and desire to support the run are contributing factors to his success.

In pass defense he shows the ability to plant and get to the ball while in the air. He has exceptional instincts diagnosing and taking proper angles making a way to balls thrown across along the field in his territory.

He is also an effective blitzer coming off the edge when he was deployed by his college coaching staff. Showing they have a confidence in his ball hawking skills, intensity, and ability to make things happen once he gets near the quarterback.

Weaknesses
Lack of what's considered ideal measurables

Pass defense questioned due to lack of evaluation time finding on

May lack exceptional catchup speed when needed

Projected Round
Undrafted Free Agent

My Value Board
6th Round - Undrafted Free Agent

Summary
All Carson needs is an opportunity to be drafted or invited to some NFL teams training camp. And I have every confidence he will be on some NFL teams roster, and eventual starter in their defensive backfield! A true diamond in the rough.

BIO LINK
http://www.uhcougars.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/blackmon_carson00.html

STATS LINK
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/player/stats?playerId=191975

VIDEO LINK
None Available

(QB/FB/ILB) Tim Tebow -- Florida

2010-04-03T06:20:00.000-04:00

*#15 *6-3 *236lbs *4.71/40 *2010/SR

QUARTERBACK

Strengths
Tim Tebow is leaving the collegiate level as a Heisman winner (and three time attendy of award), as one of the games winningest Quarterbacks, with numerous staggering statistics, and very well could be considered in the conversation as one of colleges greatest players ever! Tebow had a national following normally reserved for rock star status. With all that being said, he is one of the more dissected prospects ever entering the NFL draft. In saying that, there will be a different approach to the Tim Tebow evaluation experience. Since there are so many varying opinions of what his success will be at Quarterback at the next level. I felt it necessary to provide you with a variety of detailed position evaluations for Tim Tebow. With such doubt on Tebow's success at the next level at QB, we felt we would provide other position options for him.

He possesses the unique size & measurables, along with the leadership skills looked upon from the position.

At times he shows the willingness to stand in the pocket and take on oncoming defenders hits, to complete throws in the passing game.

Shows effectiveness with field awareness, acknowledging pre-snap reads, and during the process of plays, and knowing where to go with ball in limited progression reads.

He shows functional arm strength. Displaying good effectiveness throwing short yardage passes on the move.

Is quick transitioning into run mode after pass plays breakdown in the pocket, and once breaking past the line of scrimmage he is a load to handle.

Weaknesses
He is a 2-3 year project at minimum before becoming anywhere near a "traditional throwing" QB at the NFL level

His size and measurables don't transition well to his on field success at QB (doesn't stand tall in pocket despite size)

He is not the most fluid, and swift with his quarterbacking movements (robotic like). Displaying slow process from setup to release. He is flat footed with slight hunched posture in pocket (shoulders forward). Lacking active feet and proper follow through on throws

When forced to throw from the pocket, he lacks decisive throwing progressions beyond the first two reads. Then there's the inability to look off defenders with his eyes, to clear target area for completing pass to. He then has questionable pocket presence once pocket begins to collapse and he feels the pressure, he takes his eyes from downfield in the passing game, and then looks to run. Questionable ability to process plays fast enough in the passing game, and with internal clock. Does he have proper football IQ as QB?

He has a delayed elongated throwing motion. Despite having highly recognizable pro personnel working with him on new throwing mechanics, once thrown into live action the likelihood is he will revert back to his prior old ways through years of muscle memory. He has a low delivery release starting point (many times by thigh pads), and long deliberate sweeping arch before release. Which will provide defenders at the next level ample opportunity to jump passes. And he far too often false pumps & pats balls right before throwing, which once again delaying the time it takes to arrive to attended receivers

He seems to lack the velocity, zip, and accuracy necessary to consistently stretch NFL defenses, and make them defend the entire field through the air. This also weakens and limits his teams passing attack ala Chad Pennington.

His lack of velocity and looping throws also allow potential turnover opportunities for faster/ quicker DB's at the next level. And his inconsistent ball placement on deep balls, and on outlet passes to ball carriers/ receivers, compounds his throwing mechanic woes.

He could use improved ball handling and play action fakes when projecting him to the next level.

Projected Round
2nd Round

My Value Board
Late 3rd - 5th Round

Summary
Strictly evaluating Tim Tebow as a Quarterback. If he were from a lesser known school do you really think he would have been invited to the combine? There is a good possibility that he wouldn't have been invited. If a team is willing to work with him for a 2-3 year period, then they may have a QB that is a notch above a system QB. But don't look for more than that.

FULLBACK

Strengths
He possesses ideal physical dimensions, and a tough compact build to his physique. He has a low center of gravity running style, which he frequently uses to initiates first contact with defenders. Which is a favorable characteristic moving forward projecting him at the Fullback position

He displays exceptionally quick feet and excellent short area quickness. Which frequently assist him in avoiding defenders in tight areas. He also shows good change of direction in short area distances

He possessed good initial explosion in and out of stop and go situations as a Quarterback. So you would like to assume he would provide initial quickness out of his stance as a Fullback.

He is an instinctive runner at reading blocks, and finding his way to daylight. His short distance burst toward the line of scrimmage is ideal for the position. As an inside runner you would assume he would excel at cutting & eluding tacklers, since he consistently did so from the Quarterback position. He also possesses
the innate ability of avoiding direct contact from defenders.

His strong, powerful lower body has allowed him to consistently break numerous arm tackles, and gain those all important yards after contact or YAC. Which would make him an excellent potential short yardage, and goal line rusher at the next level, with his nose for pay dirt.

He consistently finishes off runs strong. Often times leaning forward after last contact from defenders. The Fullback position is a physical position by nature. Which requires physical toughness, strength, intensity, and durability. Tim Tebow you would have to say possesses all of these qualities.

Weaknesses
His upright running style makes him susceptible to losing "leverage and balance" battles versus defenders at the next level if not adjusted. His running effectiveness drops considerably once his momentum is stopped, and he starts to run laterally. He then loses power and momentum.

Lacks an ideal second gear and straight line long speed. Possessing more of a lumbering, lack of stride running style in open spaces. Along with lacking the skill sets to consistently hit the corners of opposing defenses, and then making way upfield.

His skill sets dictate he lacks the ability to provide "explosion plays" of 20 yards or more on a consistent basis. His inability to avoid tacklers from a distance in space will contribute to his lack of "explosion plays" at the next level.

He is an unknown quantity at his new position when it comes to durability concerns, ball security, blocking, and pass catching skills out of the backfield.

Projected Round
None

My Value Board
Late 2nd - 3rd Round

Summary
There is no question after evaluations that Tebow's best immediate impact to the team that drafts him is at the Fullback position. His talents and skills transition best to this position. Especially in an immediate results oriented league like the NFL. Where there is no such thing as 2 year red-shirt existing, in a likely cap strapped environment looking into the future.

INSIDE LINEBACKER

Strengths
When you look at Tim Tebow from an Inside Linebacker perspective, it may be somewhat outside the box, but with unconventional talents like him sometimes you have to think outside the box.

He possesses the DESIRE, has displayed the TOUGHNESS throughout his collegiate career running against what's considered the toughest defenses in the SEC, and the physical MENTALITY & MEASURABLES comparable to some of the top Inside Linebackers in this years 2010 draft!

His quick decision making as a Quarterback should should benefit him well at his new position. Especially since Inside Linebacker is widely considered the QB of the defense. Having made the calls behind center on the offensive side, there would be a presumed thinking that this would give him a pre-snap edge at diagnosing plays before the snap.

His combination of Desire, Toughness, Mentality, and Measurables put him right in the ball park of the other top Inside Linebackers. See for yourself.

Weaknesses
The fact that everything about the Inside Linebacker position is new to him is a major concern

Can he physically adapt to a more frequent contact collision position?

Concerns in the areas of lateral movement, instinctively making his way through traffic in pursuit of ball sideline to sideline, ability to take on and defeat blockers at the point of attack, release & separate from that blocker, then seek and wrap up ball carriers on a regular basis.

Then there are concerns in pass defense with getting proper depth and positioning defending passes thrown his direction and making a play on. Does he possesses the unique combination of quickness, explosion, and power to frequently make his way through high traffic areas, on a path to the QB?

Projected Round
None

My Value Board
Mid - Late 3rd Round

Summary
Don't think for a second that a position move to Inside Linebacker for Tebow is such a farce. His competitive nature, physical measurables, and comparisons to other top level Inside Linebackers prospects are very comparable.Besides, if for whatever reason, he didn't succeed at QB or FB he would be way too talented of an athlete not to find a spot on the field for. Whether that means on offense or defense! It's all about gaining value, and placing each of you drafted selections in the best position for success long term.

BIO LINK
http://www.gatorzone.com/football/misc.php?p=tebow/bio

STATS LINK
http://espn.go.com/ncf/player/profile?playerId=183484