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Johnny Knox, WR
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| Bomar, Rhett | Sam Houston State |
| Davis, Nate | Ball State |
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| Sanchez, Mark | Southern Cal |
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| Name | College |
| Brown, Donald | Connecticut |
| Fiammetta, Tony | Syracuse |
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| Britt, Kenny | Rutgers |
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| Beckum, Travis | Wisconsin |
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Defensive Linemen
| Name | College |
| Ayers, Robert | Tennessee |
| Bennett, Michael | Texas A&M |
| Jackson, Tyson | LSU |
| Orakpo, Brian | Texas |
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Linebackers
| Name | College |
| Beckwith, Darry | LSU |
| Curry, Aaron | Wake Forest |
| Cushing, Brian | Southern Cal |
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| Davis, Vontae | Illinois |
| Jenkins, Malcolm | Ohio State |
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| Name | College |
| Chung, Patrick | Oregon |
| Delmas, Louis | Western Michigan |
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| Buehler, David | Southern Cal |
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Overview
OverviewKnox was rated one of the top 10 receivers coming out of junior college after two successful seasons at Tyler JC. His production continued in Abilene, as he twice made first-team All-Lone Star South with 121 receptions for 2,227 yards and 30 touchdowns. A potential contributor in the slot and as a returner, he's a good bet to be drafted or at least be on teams' short lists of the top free-agent receivers. Had an arm span of 31 inches and a hand span of 9 inches at the combine.
Junior College
Two-year letterwinner at Tyler who earned second-team All-America honors as a sophomore in 2006 after catching 38 passes for 884 yards and 12 touchdowns. He was the ninth-rated junior college receiver in the nation by Rivals.com after leading all of junior college football in both yards and touchdowns as a sophomore.
High School
First-team Class 4A all-state by Texprep and the District 23-4A Offensive MVP as a senior.
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Analysis
AnalysisPositives: Adequate height with wiry upper body strength and good muscle definition in his arms. Not your typical slight small-school receiver. Good initial quickness off the snap to get into his route. Reliable hands; snatches the ball and adjusts to poor throws. Gets up to high-point and secure the catch. Sinks his hips and displays quick feet going into and out of routes. Has good vision and is elusive running in the open field. Works hard to block downfield, and will sustain and even dominate against smaller corners. Experienced as a punt returner.
Negatives: Thin through the hips and legs. Gets a lot of his yardage after short routes, screens and swing passes. Lacks elite speed or quickness, but had enough to be special at the FCS level. Easily tripped up in the open field. Does not switch the ball to the outside hand. Despite his strong effort, he lacks the bulk and strength to be effective against NFL defenders. Dances and runs backward too much after the catch or on returns -- will not get away with that at the next level.
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