Tier 1 (1-10) | Tier 2 (11-20) | Tier 3 (21-30) | Tier 4 (31-40) | Tier 5 (41-50) | Tiers 6-10 (51-100)
Tier Four (31-40)
Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers:
Three-year player is the Big East's all-time leader in receiving yards⦠He has inconsistent hands, most likely from lack of concentration⦠Works hard and is very competitive⦠Should develop into a top player with the right quarterback.
Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut:
Brown was recruited by bigger schools, but they wanted him to play defensive back. Like Marshall Faulk (San Diego State), Brown chose to play RB at a smaller school⦠Ran for over 2,000 yards in 2008⦠Has very good instincts⦠Had a 41 ½-inch vertical jump at the combine.
Larry English, DE/OLB, Northern Illinois:
A four-year starter who was the first-ever player to be named MAC Defensive MVP in consecutive years⦠Very competitive and athletic enough to play in space⦠Had 18.5 sacks the past two seasons⦠Plays faster than his timed speed.
Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland:
Ran 4.33 at the combine⦠Very athletic, with long arms and rare speed⦠He only caught 42 passes for 5 TDs in 2008, but he needed a better QB⦠Catches the ball well and has lots of upside.
Evander "Ziggy" Hood, DT, Missouri:
Played as a true freshman in 2005 and started the next three years⦠Had 15.5 sacks⦠Strong (34 lifts at the combine) with 4.89 speed and 33 ¾-inch arms⦠Good numbers for a DL.
Alex Mack, C, California:
Did not work out at the combine but was outstanding at Cal's pro day⦠An outstanding high school wrestler, if he gets his hands on you, you're in trouble⦠Very smart player who will perform at a high level for a long time.
Jamon Meredith, OT, South Carolina:
Weighs 307 pounds⦠Had a very good pro day workout⦠Will be best in a zone blocking scheme⦠Can play tackle or guard⦠Has 4.9 speed in the 40 and long arms (34 ½ inches).
Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio State:
Son of former NFL receiver Terry Robiskie, who is currently WR coach for the Falcons⦠Outstanding competitor with great hands⦠If you need someone to make a catch to win the Super Bowl, he is the player⦠Solid player with great character.
Alphonso Smith, CB, Wake Forest:
All-time ACC leader in interceptions (21)⦠Very instinctive⦠Has great quickness and technique⦠Makes big plays⦠Size hurts (5-foot-9, 34-inch vertical jump).
Max Unger, C, Oregon:
Started 51 career games for the Ducks -- 25 at left tackle and 26 at center⦠Plays with intensity⦠Smart, but needs to get stronger.
