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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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Kenny
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Vaccaro
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FS
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Texas
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Tough, confident and versatile modern day safety. Played mostly over the slot WR this year and excelled in press man coverage.
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2
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Cornellius
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Carradine
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DE/OLB
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Florida State
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Torn ACL late in the season clouds ranking, but his tape was worthy of this lofty status. Only negative is he’s a little high initially, but is powerful and can set an edge.
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3
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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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Elite movement skills, perfect for a zone blocking scheme. Improved in pass protection in 2012.
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4
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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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Often played out of position at DE in a 3-4 hybrid scheme, best over the centre – powerful and disruptive.
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5
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Sharrif
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Floyd*
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DT
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Florida
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Classic three technique who played very well in 2012. Very quick and consistently gets penetration.
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6
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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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Did not test out as well as others at the Combine, but generally won most of his battles in 2012.
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7
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Lane
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Johnson
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OT
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Oklahoma
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Has seen his stock rise steadily all year. Is relatively new to the position, so still has huge upside.
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8
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Barkevious
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Mingo*
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OLB/DE
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LSU
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Dynamic edge rusher didn’t always cut it loose, but when he did so looked special.
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9
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Dee
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Milliner*
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CB
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Alabama
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The latest Alabama DB. Physical CB will have to adjust to the 5 yard contact rule, but is a top press man corner.
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10
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Jarvis
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Jones*
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OLB
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Georgia
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Had a very poor pro day workout, which did not match fantastic tape in the SEC. May fall due to the pro day numbers.
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11
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Dion
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Jordan
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OLB/DE
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Oregon
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Tall, athletic outside linebacker has extensive experience in space but also showed speed off the edge.
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12
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D.J.
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Fluker*
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OT
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Alabama
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Huge college right tackle with grapevines for arms. If Cordy Glenn can play left tackle in the NFL, so can Fluker.
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13
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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 some good tape, but like Jarvis Jones did not workout well. Difficult to slot because the numbers don’t match the tape.
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14
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Justin
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Pugh*
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OG/OT
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Syracuse
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College left tackle with short arms, so may need to move inside as a pro. Has elite feet and some excellent tape.
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15
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Kevin
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Minter*
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ILB
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LSU
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Shorter than ideal, but the most consistent ILB on tape this year. Instinctive and highly productive.
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16
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D.J.
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Swearinger
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FS
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South Carolina
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Can be a head hunter in centre field, or cover the slot man where his CB experience shows.
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17
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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, big armed pocket passer with the fastest eyes of any QB in this class. He does need to improve when under pressure though.
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18
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Robert
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Alford
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CB
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Southeastern Louisiana
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Small schooler stood out at a lower level and then did so at the Senior Bowl as well. Ran fast at the Combine to check all the boxes.
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19
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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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Highly productive WR who had 21 catches in one game this year! A natural hands catcher who consistently separates.
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20
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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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Slot receiver who can make an impact from day one. Also can be used as a RB and kick returner. Dynamic play maker.
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21
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Datone
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Jones
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DE
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UCLA
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Played in a 3-4 in college, but has experience at DT in the nickel where his quickness was best used. Might project best in a 4-3 where he stood out at the Senior Bowl.
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22
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Jamar
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Taylor
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CB
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Boise State
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Looks very comfortable up in press man coverage, but also shows the hips to play off. High character prospect.
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23
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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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His play fell off after a superb start to the year. Has good size and improved in coverage in 2012.
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24
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Sheldon
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Richardson*
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DT
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Missouri
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Like Floyd, is a one gap penetrator who flashes elite quickness. Not completely consistent however.
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25
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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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Nailed the post season process, but has some very average tape against MAC competition.
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26
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Matt
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Barkley
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QB
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USC
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Very polished 4 year starter who has elite touch but lacks a top arm. Ideal West coast offense QB.
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27
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Star
|
Lotulelei
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DT
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Utah
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Has undoubted talent, but did not consistently produce. Had an amazing first quarter against USC, but did not keep up that level of play.
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28
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Ezekiel
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Ansah
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DE
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Brigham Young
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Basically one season of production and a mixed Senior Bowl week. Has powerful hands, but looks a little lost at times, particularly on the OT’s outside shoulder.
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29
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Corey
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Lemonier*
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DE/OLB
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Auburn
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Has the right idea with hand placement as a pass rusher, but needs a little technique work. Had a good Combine workout and has athletic upside.
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30
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Chance
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Warmack
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OG
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Alabama
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Big and powerful, but limited athletically. Gets lazy in pass protection and doesn’t bend at times. Perfect for a power team.
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31
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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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Dynamic playmaker can also help in the return game and as a receiving threat. Does have an ACL tear in his past.
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32
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Terron
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Armstead
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OT
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Arkansas-Pine Bluff
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Unique athlete demonstrating flexibility to sit in his stance in pass protection. Must clean up his hand placement, but has significant upside.
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33
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Desmond
|
Trufant
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CB
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Washington
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Had a top Senior Bowl week and ran fast at the Combine. Has some inconsistencies on tape however.
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34
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Jonathan
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Cyprien
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SS
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Florida International
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Might win the best looking athlete award – big and long plus he can move. Shows man coverage ability and should match up well against TE’s.
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35
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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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Had a nice Combine workout to pull away from the competition. A nice receiving threat from the slot and a solid blocker.
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36
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Eric
|
Reid*
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FS
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LSU
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Had a sluggish start to 2012, question if he played at a higher weight. Did improve down the stretch and had a fine Combine workout.
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37
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Sio
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Moore
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OLB
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Connecticut
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Versatile LB who played DE in the nickel and was productive. Also has experience in space.
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38
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Alex
|
Okafor
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DE
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Texas
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Flashed first round ability particularly in the Bowl game which he dominated. More a power player than speed.
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39
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Blidi
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Wreh-Wilson
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CB
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Connecticut
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Tall CB showed press man ability. Did not run that well at the Combine, but was much faster at his pro day (high 4.3’s).
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40
|
Ryan
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Nassib
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QB
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Syracuse
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Has a good enough arm to make all the throws, but lacks ideal touch.
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41
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Larry
|
Warford
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OG
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Kentucky
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Similar to Warmack in many ways. A power guard who sits in his stance nicely in pass protection. Does over extend too much and will speed too much time on the ground.
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42
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DeAndre
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Hopkins*
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WR
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Clemson
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Did not workout well at the Combine, but showed he can get separation on tape and has very good hands.
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43
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Brian
|
Winters
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OG
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Kent State
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Has better tape than Eric Fisher, but the college left tackle lacks the length to stay there as a pro. Finishes his blocks superbly.
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44
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Zach
|
Ertz*
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TE
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Stanford
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Did not workout as well as Eifert at the Combine and is not as good of a blocker, but is a good weapon from the slot.
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45
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Robert
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Woods*
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WR
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USC
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Production was down in 2012, but is a good route runner with solid hands. Has had durability concerns.
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46
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Menelik
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Watson*
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OT
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Florida State
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British born prospect looked more athletic on tape than his Combine workout. New to the game, is a little raw – particularly in pass protection.
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47
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Matt
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Elam*
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SS
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Florida
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Shorter than ideal, but will come up and fill against the run. Struggles in man coverage when asked to change direction.
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48
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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 CB did not run well at the Combine. Best in a zone scheme where his playmaking ability can take over.
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49
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Andre
|
Ellington
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RB
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Clemson
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Big play back is more of a 5-10 touch a game type but can also help in the return game. Can also return kicks.
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50
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David
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Amerson*
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CB/FS
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North Carolina State
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Had a monster 2011, but struggled more in 2012 – particularly in the first half of the season. Could be viewed as a FS.
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51
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Stedman
|
Bailey*
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WR
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West Virginia
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Not real big or fast, but just gets open and makes plays. Excellent quickness to consistently get separation.
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52
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Sylvester
|
Williams
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DT
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North Carolina
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Has some games where he looks like a first rounder, others where he does very little. Ideal three technique.
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53
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Eddie
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Lacy*
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RB
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Alabama
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Powerful runner who stepped up his play down the stretch. Has a trademark spin move. Some question marks after an average pro day.
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54
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Khaseem
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Greene
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OLB
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Rutgers
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Modern day LB who is a former safety. Was a little inconsistent on tape, but did have some games he dominated.
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55
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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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Productive pass rusher, but much of his 2012 production was against lesser talent. Lacks ideal length but has a high motor.
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56
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Alec
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Ogletree*
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OLB
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Georgia
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When he’s on he takes over games, but he is wildly inconsistent. Missed the first 4 games of the season due to suspension. Boom or bust.
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57
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Geno
|
Smith
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QB
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West Virginia
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Has the arm and athletic ability but played in a very basic offense and does not have fast eyes.
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58
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John
|
Jenkins
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DT
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Georgia
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Big NT played some DE the second half of the season and did not play as well. Flashes of explosion early in the year.
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59
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Travis
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Frederick*
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C
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Wisconsin
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The latest from the Wisconsin O-Line factory. Could also be viewed as a guard, not the most athletic but has solid technique.
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60
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Markus
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Wheaton
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WR
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Oregon State
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Not the biggest, but is tough and has very good speed. Consistent including at the Senior Bowl.
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61
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Le’Veon
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Bell*
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RB
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Michigan State
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An all around back who has very soft hands and is excellent in pass protection. Perhaps a little too patient on wider runs.
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62
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Vance
|
McDonald
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TE
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Rice
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A favourite of Senior Bowl director Phil Savage, was even used on fly sweeps some by Rice this year. Decent size/speed, but not the most natural hands.
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63
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Kawann
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Short
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DT
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Purdue
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Flashes of first round talent, but runs hot and cold. Did enough at the Senior Bowl to reassure scouts.
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64
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Marquise
|
Goodwin
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WR
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Texas
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Olympic class athlete, finished 10th in the long jump final in London 2012. Not used enough by Texas, but had a good Bowl game and Senior Bowl week.
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65
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Jamie
|
Collins
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OLB
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Southern Mississippi
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Should draw heavy interest from 3-4 teams, at 250 lbs ran very well at the Combine. Tape is a little inconsistent however.
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66
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Margus
|
Hunt
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DE
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Southern Methodist
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Originally game to SMU for discus and shot put, but found a home on the football team. Flashes top ability, but plays too high.
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67
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Xavier
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Rhodes*
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CB
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Florida State
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Big CB ran fast at the Combine but really struggles to change direction. Will be overdrafted because of triangle numbers.
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68
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Terrance
|
Williams
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WR
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Baylor
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Looked faster on tape than he ran at the Combine. Raw as a route runner, but can get deep using the double move.
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69
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Darius
|
Slay
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CB
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Mississippi State
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Ran faster than team mate Banks at the Combine, but his tape is nowhere near as good. Has athletic upside as a man CB.
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70
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Justin
|
Hunter*
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WR
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Tennessee
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Returned after an ACL tear this past season and didn’t put it all together. Dropped too many passes. If at 100% should play better in 2013.
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71
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Johnathan
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Franklin
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RB
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UCLA
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Lacks top size, but is an all around back who should form part of a pairing.
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72
|
Gavin
|
Escobar*
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TE
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San Diego State
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More of a position wall off blocker, but should be a nice weapon from the slot. Has nice hands but did not test out as well as expected at the Combine.
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73
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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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Athletic signal caller did not take the next step in his development as hoped in 2012. Must make better post snap reads and move his eyes quicker.
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74
|
Arthur
|
Brown
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OLB
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Kansas State
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Looked like an average athlete on tape, but ran very well at his pro day. Therefore question his instincts.
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75
|
Landry
|
Jones
|
QB
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Oklahoma
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Highly productive in college and has all the tools, but struggles with happy feet under pressure.
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76
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D.J.
|
Hayden
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CB
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Houston
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Late riser is back to full health after nearly losing his life in a freak injury. Top pro day workout turned heads.
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77
|
Jon
|
Bostic
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ILB
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Florida
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Productive and physical player inside for the Gators and tested out very well at the Combine.
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78
|
Montee
|
Ball
|
RB
|
Wisconsin
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Highly productive college runner who is quicker than fast. Has a nose for the end zone, he’s the NCAA career touchdown leader.
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79
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Dwayne
|
Gratz
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CB
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Connecticut
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The most explosive CB at the Combine (vertical/broad/bench). Overshadowed by Blidi Wreh-Wilson, but has upside.
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80
|
Trevardo
|
Williams
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OLB
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Connecticut
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Productive college DE is likely a pro 3-4 OLB. Double digit sacks in each of the last two years. Had a fast 10 yard split time and fantastic explosion numbers at the Combine.
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81
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Cornelius
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Washington
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DE
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Georgia
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Played some DE and some OLB in Georgia’s 3-4, but never stood out. Did well at the Senior Bowl and then had a top Combine workout, including off the charts explosion numbers.
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82
|
Phillip
|
Thomas
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FS
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Fresno State
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Highly productive in 2012 where he patrolled from centre field. Also has experience in man coverage but needs to improve his tackling and angles.
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83
|
Brandon
|
Williams
|
DT
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Missouri Southern State
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Explosive small school talent tested out very well at the Combine coupled with a good Senior Bowl week.
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84
|
Brian
|
Schwenke
|
C
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California
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Pegged as a zone blocking scheme guy, but showed a surprising anchor at the Senior Bowl.
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85
|
Jordan
|
Poyer
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CB
|
Oregon State
|
Has solid tape and was competitive at the Senior Bowl, but did not workout well. Might be best in a zone based system as he can break on the ball nicely.
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86
|
Aaron
|
Dobson
|
WR
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Marshall
|
Doesn’t have great production, even in a non-AQ conference – but has very good size and has made some remarkable catches throughout his career.
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87
|
B.W.
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Webb
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CB
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William & Mary
|
Tough to judge him on college tape as no one threw at him. Had a good week at the Senior Bowl and a nice Combine workout. Also can return punts.
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88
|
JJ
|
Wilcox
|
SS
|
Georgia Southern
|
In his first year at safety in 2012 (former triple option RB) and showed huge potential. Also has kick return ability.
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89
|
David
|
Bakhtiari*
|
OT/OG
|
Colorado
|
College left tackle with quick feet, should appeal to teams that are looking for a finesse type player.
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90
|
Akeem
|
Spence*
|
DT
|
Illinois
|
Didn’t have the best tape on a poor Illinois team, but his fast 10 yard split time may well appeal to a one gap scheme.
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91
|
David
|
Quessenberry
|
OT/OG
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San Jose State
|
Inconsistent on tape, but shone at guard and tackle at the Senior Bowl. Followed that up with a good Combine workout.
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92
|
T.J.
|
McDonald
|
FS
|
USC
|
College Cover-2 safety who gets downhill effectively. Showed better change of direction than expected in the post season process.
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93
|
Devin
|
Taylor
|
DE
|
South Carolina
|
Over shadowed by Jadeveon Clowney, but was the best player in the Shrine Game and had a top Combine workout.
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94
|
Keenan
|
Allen*
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WR
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California
|
A bigger version of A.J. Green, just not as clean medically or character wise. Stock has been on a steady decline and his pro day did not arrest that.
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95
|
Kyle
|
Long
|
OT/OG
|
Oregon
|
Originally a pitcher at Florida State but had problems off the field and eventually found his way to Oregon. Might be a tweener.
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96
|
Travis
|
Kelce
|
TE
|
Cincinnati
|
Really came on down the stretch and was dominant as a receiver and blocker. Was suspended for the 2010 season and has just recovered from sports hernia surgery.
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97
|
Cordarrelle
|
Patterson*
|
WR
|
Tennessee
|
Dynamic with the ball in his hands, but struggles to separate at times so getting it to him is not always easy. Must work hard on his route running.
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98
|
Tyrann
|
Mathieu*
|
CB
|
LSU
|
A dynamic playmaker in 2011, but suspended for the 2012 season. Can also help in the return game.
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99
|
Da’Rick
|
Rogers*
|
WR
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Tennessee Tech
|
Dismissed from Tennessee for repeated failed drug tests. Was far too good for the competition in the FCS. Has excellent size and soft hands.
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100
|
Barrett
|
Jones
|
C
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Alabama
|
Should be much higher, but a lisfranc injury clouds things. Has starting experience at tackle, guard and center and one of the higher character players in this Draft.
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