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No
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Forename
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Surname
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Pos.
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College
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Comments
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1
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Johnathan
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Hankins*
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DT
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Ohio State
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Dominant interior lineman is very strong at the point of attack and consistently gets push and disrupts. Has been dominant so far this season.
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2
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Manti
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Te’o
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ILB
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Notre Dame
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Has been outstanding all season, explosive tackler who is a fantastic leader.
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3
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Jarvis
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Jones*
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OLB
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Georgia
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Plays outside in a 3-4 system. Very fast pass rusher who has been highly productive. Can also set an edge against the run. Durability is a concern.
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4
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Damontre
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Moore*
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DE
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Texas A&M;
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Has stepped into a full time role in 2012 and excelled. Impact pass rusher who also shows a high motor.
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5
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Keenan
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Allen*
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WR
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California
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Less than stellar QB play gives him the chance to show his large catching radius. Dynamic playmaker.
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6
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Jonathan
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Cooper
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OG
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North Carolina
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Big guard who moves extremely well for his size. Plays nice and square in the run game. Has good pass protection technique, which seems improved on last year.
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7
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Star
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Lotulelei
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DT
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Utah
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Moves extremely well for a man of his size. Naturally powerful but tends to play too high. Natural tools will see him drafted high, but needs technique work and greater consistency.
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8
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Cornellius
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Carradine
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DE
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Florida State
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Junior college transfer has taken the opportunity presented by Brandon Jenkins injury with both hands. Plays with excellent leverage and hand use, can set the edge against the run, plus can turn the corner rushing the passer.
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9
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Matt
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Barkley
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QB
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USC
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Highly polished quarterback throws the vast majority of his passes under 10 yards and lets his game breaking receivers do the work. Has superb touch down the field, but lacks top size and a cannon arm.
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10
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Luke
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Joeckel*
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OT
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Texas A&M;
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Not as good a prospect as Matt Kalil last year, not as naturally flexible. Can mirror effortlessly in pass protection though. Needs a little technique work, lets defenders get into his chest too easily.
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11
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Jake
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Matthews*
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OT
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Texas A&M;
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Has the ability to sit in his stance and make mirroring look effortless. Like Joeckel, needs to protect his chest better but has all the raw tools.
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12
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Dee
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Milliner*
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CB
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Alabama
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Next in Alabama’s defensive back NFL production line. Very physical corner who shows the ability to turn and run smoothly.
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13
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Johnthan
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Banks
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CB
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Mississippi State
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Tall/thin corner with really loose hips. Has a nice break on the ball and will make big plays. Not great as a tackler, but does have a knack for forcing fumbles.
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14
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Robert
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Woods*
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WR
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USC
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Gifted athlete makes things happen after the catch, something he is asked to do a lot in a short passing offense. Has put a few too balls on the ground over his career.
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15
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Kenny
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Vaccaro
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SS
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Texas
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Aggressive, physical and confident safety also plays as a nickel corner. Experience in man coverage and also comfortable in the box, highly versatile.
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16
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Geno
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Smith
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QB
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West Virginia
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Has produced fantastic numbers this year, although Texas Tech and Kansas State slowed him down. Has all the raw skills to transition to a wide open pro offense.
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17
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Terrance
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Williams
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WR
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Baylor
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Built a little like AJ Green, but is much faster. Average per catch is over 20 yards this year. Extremely dangerous with the ball in his hands.
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18
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Kevin
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Minter*
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ILB
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LSU
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Extremely athletic linebacker often beats blockers to plays. Will take gambles, but has the speed to get away with it.
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19
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Dion
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Jordan
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OLB
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Oregon
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Versatile and athletic linebacker is very fast off the edge, but also shows loose hips in coverage. Tall and thin, does need to add bulk but his athletic ability is intriguing.
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20
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Sharrif
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Floyd*
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DT
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Florida
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Powerful interior presence can consistently get penetration. Has a nice swim move as well. Needs to develop a little more rushing the passer, but can get inside push.
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21
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Michael
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Mauti
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ILB
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Penn State
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Has been a vocal leader for the team at an extremely difficult time. Well put together linebacker has come back strong after a knee injury cost him most of the 2011 season. Recent knee injury clouds his status…
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22
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Cobi
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Hamilton
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WR
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Arkansas
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A bright spot in a horrible year for the Razorbacks. Has good size and speed, plus excellent hands. Has drawn plenty of double coverage, but has still made big plays.
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23
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Mike
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Glennon
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QB
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North Carolina State
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Tall quarterback can sit in the pocket and go through his progressions. More advanced with his eyes than any other QB is this class. Struggles more against pressure, must learn to read blitzes and get the ball out much quicker.
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24
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Justin
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Hunter*
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WR
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Tennessee
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Big play receiver missed much of 2011 with an ACL tear. Has struggled at times with drops this year, but has really started to show his undoubted talent in recent weeks.
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25
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Corey
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Lemonier*
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DE
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Auburn
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One of the few bright spots in a down year for the Tigers. Fast off the edge and has the ability to get low to turn the corner. Has the right idea against the run, but needs to get a little stronger to help him get off blocks.
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26
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Tavon
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Austin
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WR
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West Virginia
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Small slot receiver fits ideal to the wide open offenses becoming popular in the NFL. Can cut without dropping his speed and can create from nothing.
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27
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Nickell
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Robey*
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CB
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USC
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The perfect prospect to cover slot receivers. Extremely loose hips and plays much bigger than his size.
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28
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Quinton
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Patton
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WR
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Louisiana Tech
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Has extremely quick feet to make people miss, also has good long speed. Has been highly productive this year, including a monster game against Texas A&M.;
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29
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Bjoern
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Werner*
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DE
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Florida State
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High motor prospect might be overrated, 4 sacks against Murray State skews his sack total. Lacks ideal length and can struggle when run at.
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30
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Tyler
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Wilson
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QB
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Arkansas
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Has some rough edges, but has a good arm and a very quick release. Accuracy is the main concern, due to poor footwork and a low/wristy release.
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31
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Barkevious
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Mingo*
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DE
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LSU
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Bruce Irvin style pass rusher is very fast off the edge. Production has not been off the charts, but should light up the Combine.
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32
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Justin
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Pugh*
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OT
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Syracuse
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Needs to get bigger and stronger, but has very good technique and movement skills. If he was 310+ lbs he’d be the top tackle prospect.
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33
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Barrett
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Jones
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C
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Alabama
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Extremely versatile prospect is playing his third position this year. Developing as a center, must ensure he doesn’t lunge off the snap and lose balance. Looks more comfortable inside after playing left tackle last year.
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34
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Andre
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Ellington
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RB
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Clemson
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Dynamic playmaker is somewhat of a luxury type pick. Must be teamed with a bigger back and does present a medical gamble as he’s had trouble staying healthy in his Clemson career.
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35
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Alex
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Okafor
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DE
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Texas
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Graded on his flashes he’s much higher, but does is inconsistent. Has a really nice frame and can play low, just doesn’t always do it.
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36
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Sam
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Montgomery*
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DE
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LSU
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Has an ideal frame, but needs to get much stronger. Has good hand placement, but lacks heavy hands to help his pass rush.
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37
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Zach
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Ertz*
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TE
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Stanford
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One of three good Stanford TE’s and often used out wide where he is a mismatch against smaller CB’s. Has soft hands and will go up and high point passes very nicely.
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38
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Taylor
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Lewan*
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OT
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Michigan
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Looks good until he comes up against edge speed, when he loses his technique. Has a nasty streak and finishes his run blocks very nicely.
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39
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Chase
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Thomas
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OLB
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Stanford
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Long armed 3-4 OLB lacks an elite burst, but uses his arm length to his advantage. Needs to play lower more consistently.
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40
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Desmond
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Trufant
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CB
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Washington
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Tall corner needs to add a little bulk to his wiry frame, but he can press and also turn and run smoothly down the field.
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41
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Giovani
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Bernard*
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RB
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North Carolina
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Slightly undersized, but is a real playmaker. A very good receiver out of the backfield and can make people miss. Is also a fine punt returner.
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42
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Eric
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Reid*
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SS
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LSU
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Looks very comfortable in the box, but question his ability to cover man to man – hips look a little stiff.
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43
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Eric
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Fisher
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OT
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Central Michigan
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Has a frame that can carry additional weight and generally has very good technique. Lacks an elite first step and does look a little heavy footed in pass protection at times.
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44
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Tyler
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Eifert*
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TE
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Notre Dame
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Often used as a mismatch out wide or in the slot. Uses his frame to box out defenders and is a solid blocker.
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45
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Dallas
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Thomas
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OG
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Tennessee
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Moved inside to left guard this year and looks very comfortable. Generally has very good technique in pass protection. Isn’t as good in the run game, struggles to get to the second level quickly.
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46
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Sheldon
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Richardson*
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DT
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Missouri
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Rising prospect shows power and quickness in the run game. Needs to continue to develop as a pass rusher.
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47
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Chance
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Warmack
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OG
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Alabama
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A big mauler in the run game and will appeal to power teams at the next level. A little limited against quickness, which is particularly shown up in pass protection.
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48
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Khaseem
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Greene
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OLB
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Rutgers
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Former safety looks extremely comfortable in coverage. Plays bigger than his size, does not look out of place in the box.
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49
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EJ
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Manuel
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QB
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Florida State
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Hasn’t taken the next step in his senior year. Does not read blitzes well and at times will make poor decisions.
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50
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Oday
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Aboushi
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OT
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Virginia
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Very aggressive college left tackle lacks the foot speed for the position as a pro, but is a good right tackle prospect. Needs a little technique refinement, particularly in pass protection where his hands get outside a bit too much.
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