DRAFT TRACKER 2010
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Los Angeles Rams
Round 5 • Pick 18
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Davis was a two-year starter with solid production in college. He has a good combination of size, strength and athleticism for the position. He is a tough, hardnosed player with power to hold the point versus the run as well as the ability to push the pocket. He has good first-step quickness to gain leverage but isn't a natural reactor as plays unfold. Davis runs well but lacks lateral quickness and agility in space. He is an inconsistent tackler who has natural pop but doesn't always break down in the open field. Davis has tools to build on but lacks great instincts and likely will take time to develop.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1 1/2"
- Weight
- 211 lbs
- Arm
- 32 1/2"
- Hand
- 9 3/4"
- Wing
Production
59.52
Athleticism
54.40
Overall Score
57.79
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Coleman has good size and strength, with average athleticism for the safety position. He is a solid reactor as plays unfold and will fill the alley quickly. He is a solid open field tackler but not a "thumper." He lacks great speed, quickness and lateral agility to be a pure man-coverage defender but could play off the hash in two-deep zone schemes. The Tigers played him up in the box at times, and he could possibly transition into a nickel linebacker at the next level. Coleman is a solid football player with the size and frame to gain bulk and strength. He doesn't appear to have the tools to be a front-line starter but could contribute on special teams.
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Chicago Bears
Round 7 • Pick 11
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Denver Broncos
Round 3 • Pick 16
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Las Vegas Raiders
Round 4 • Pick 10
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Ford is an explosive receiver that has a lot of skills but is a bit on the undersized side. There were concerns about his hands as he likes to body catch a lot of balls but he showed pluck ability in the Senior Bowl practices this winter. He definitely has long speed as he ran a 6.52 60-meter dash in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in March of 2009. He has a tendency to rely on his track speed at times, and will need to work on altering how fast he runs his routes. He probably fits the role of a slot receiver as a team’s No. 3 receiver.
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 4 • Pick 31
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Detroit Lions
Round 1 • Pick 30
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Best is an explosive ball carrier that has the speed to turn a missed tackle into a long touchdown run. He has been productive as a runner as well as a return specialist. He missed the final four games of the 2009 season after sustaining a concussion and sore lower back in the game against Oregon State (11/7/2009). He is a patient runner that does a good job of setting up his blocks and squeezing through small run lanes. He has an explosive burst through the hole and has enough power and leg strength to run through arm tackles but is not big, or powerful enough to move piles. He shows good balance on contact and will fight for yards.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Round 7 • Pick 13
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Chaney is coming off his most productive year as a collegiate player after missing most of the 2008 season with an injury in the opener. Chaney has adequate size, strength and athleticism for the position. Chaney has improved his run defense but is best in space as a coverage defender. He is inconsistent to take on and shed blockers and may be best covered up at the next level. Chaney plays with an excellent motor and is quick to pursue with solid instincts. He runs well and shows excellent range which should make him great in combination man schemes as well as special team’s at the nest level. Chaney is a very good football player that is likely to be productive as a rookie.
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Dallas Cowboys
Round 6 • Pick 27
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Wall has a good combination of size and strength for a perimeter defender. He can be a physical run-support player, making some powerful hits to set the tone in a game. However, he is susceptible to some misses in the open field and needs to come to balance better when in space. He has good overall athleticism but lacks great pure speed as a perimeter defender. His ball skills are above average. Wall was a productive player with durability throughout his career. He runs well but appears to be somewhat stiff when changing directions. He is a better zone-coverage defender and would be most effective as a rolled-up corner.
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Green Bay Packers
Round 6 • Pick 24
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Starks missed the 2009 season after undergoing surgery to repair his shoulder. He is a converted running back and had consecutive thousand yard seasons in 2007 and 2008. He has a little wiggle to him as he hits the hole and can veer off course after getting to the second level to make the first man miss but is not a top cut-back runner. He has a good burst through the hole and shows the speed to take it all the way once he gets to the open field.
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Seattle Seahawks
Round 7 • Pick 38
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Denver Broncos
Round 7 • Pick 25
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Kirlew was a productive, three-year starter for the Indiana's defense. He is somewhat of a 'tweener prospect with average size for a defensive end but lacking great athleticism to project to outside linebacker. He is a tough, hardnosed player with great work ethic and intelligence. He plays with a high motor and wins with effort and technique more than athleticism. Kirlew has been a playmaker off the edge but doesn't have great initial quickness and burst to close to the ball. He is an instinctive player who understands angles and locates the ball quickly. He is inconsistent to shed larger blockers, which likely will hinder his ability to play with his hand in the dirt at the next level. Kirlew is a good college football player but is a classic overachiever, and his talent may not project in the same way at the next level.
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Miami Dolphins
Round 1 • Pick 28
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Odrick has a good combination of size and strength. He is more of a run-stopper with power to hold the point but needs to utilize his hands more consistently to separate to the ball. Odrick shows power to collapse the pocket as a pass rusher but again needs to expand his pass rush package with more moves and counters to contribute at the next level. He feels pad pressure well and constricts running lanes effectively. He has some limitations (lateral agility and speed) but plays with a good motor and often wins with effort. Odrick could be considered a versatile prospect as an end in a 3-4 front or tackle in 4-3 schemes. Odrick has upside if he can improve his overall technique at the next level.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 3/4"
- Weight
- 178 lbs
- Arm
- 32"
- Hand
- 9"
- Wing
Production
61.05
Athleticism
68.81
Overall Score
62.60
PLAYER ANALYSIS
While Perry has good height, he is lacking in bulk as well as playing strength. He plays the game fast and shows the acceleration to run by defenders on go routes down the seam and can adjust to catch the ball in stride. He is not real competitive to the ball when going over the middle and in traffic and will let the ball get into his body which allows defenders to knock the ball loose. He tends to run sloppy routes and will need to learn how to set defenders up to run underneath patterns. He can develop with added strength but looks more like a late-round type, if not a free agent.
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Las Vegas Raiders
Round 3 • Pick 5
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2 7/8"
- Weight
- 224 lbs
- Arm
- 34 7/8"
- Hand
- 10"
- Wing
Production
54.25
Athleticism
76.78
Overall Score
61.92
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 244 lbs
- Arm
- 33 1/2"
- Hand
- 10"
- Wing
Production
61.84
Athleticism
64.27
Overall Score
65.13
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Beauchamp was a productive, four-year starter for the UNLV defense. He has a good combination of size, strength and athleticism for the linebacker position. He doesn't have great range and speed but has quick feet and short area quickness. He has pop and power as a tackler, as well as in block protection. He lacks great instincts to react quickly and too often is out of position to make the play. He flashes ability to rush the passer, both as a stand-up player and with is hand on the ground, but he lacks great quickness and speed as a coverage defender. Beauchamp is a bit of a 'tweener. He could fit as an OLB in a 3-4 or undersized DE in a 4-3 defensive scheme.
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Detroit Lions
Round 4 • Pick 30
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
While Fox has been a starter for four years at both right and left tackle his foot agility and lateral range may be on the marginal side for a left tackle in the NFL. He is a tough athlete that has proven his willingness to play with pain. He still needs improvement in his temperament on the field. He does not always finish blocks off or look to punish opponents as often as he could. Fox’s status may drop some in the draft as he will need rehab on an injured knee that he was playing with during his senior season. He is not a natural knee bender and will play with his pads too high at times.
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New York Giants
Round 1 • Pick 15
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Pierre-Paul is coming off a big year for the Bulls defense in his first season in the program. Pierre-Paul has a great frame to add additional bulk and strength which should improve him as a run defender. He shows natural quickness and anticipation as an edge rusher and has an expanded package to counter effectively. Pierre-Paul is a disruptive player with good range to run down plays from the backside but lacks the strength at the point of attack to stop the run. He will need to improve his hand use, pad level, strength and technique in this phase of the game at the next level but should fit in well in a 4-3 defensive scheme.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 2 • Pick 20
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Worilds is a projection from defensive end to the linebacker position. He is somewhat of a tweener (size and athleticism) for the next level and will take time to make the transition to a stand up player. He is a tough competitive athlete that is best attacking the line of scrimmage. Worilds has decent quickness, speed and agility coming off the edge but needs an expanded pass rush package to be effective at the next level. He will be limited in man coverage schemes but shows enough awareness and balance to be effective in short zone coverage. Worilds is a good football player that will need time to develop as well as having some durability concerns with a previous shoulder surgery.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 1/4"
- Weight
- 212 lbs
- Arm
- 32"
- Hand
- 9 5/8"
- Wing
Production
51.51
Athleticism
64.44
Overall Score
55.17
PLAYER ANALYSIS
James is a good college running back but lacks any outstanding qualities that would make him stand out above the rest. He shared time at Miami and ended up as the team’s third leading rusher with 492 yards. He is a one cut ball carrier that hits the hole with a good burst but lacks the speed and overall elusiveness to take it all the way once he gets to the second level. He is not always patient for the hole to develop and still needs to get stronger in order to finish his runs off better. He has had durability issues in the past that could effect how high he goes.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Round 2 • Pick 18
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Arenas is a short, well-built player with good athleticism for the position. He is an aggressive player that is a willing run support defender as well as an effective blitzer off the edge. Not a physical tackler due to lack of size but will get ball carriers down. Javier uses his hands well to ward off blockers but again can be inconsistent in this area. He shows great instincts in coverage but lacks good balls skills to make the interception consistently. Arenas understands route progressions well and anticipates break points to make plays on the ball. Arenas will likely be best suited as a nickel back and special team’s contributor as a returner.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 313 lbs
- Arm
- 32 5/8"
- Hand
- 10 1/4"
- Wing
Production
58.78
Athleticism
69.57
Overall Score
61.59
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Ross was a productive, three-year starter for the Pirates. He has a good combination of size and strength, with average athleticism for his position. He is an average pass rusher, as he doesn't have great quickness and counter moves to pressure offensive linemen. He understands how to anchor with a natural, low center of gravity but his inconsistent pad level can cause him to give too much ground defending the run. He is a solid reactor as plays develop and feels pad pressure well to press back into his opponent. Ross has some size and natural talent to develop into a solid reserve, but he needs work with his pass-rush package and in keeping his pad level down to be a consistent contributor.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3 3/8"
- Weight
- 301 lbs
- Arm
- 33 1/8"
- Hand
- 9 1/2"
- Wing
Production
54.72
Athleticism
70.19
Overall Score
61.62
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Byers has played a lot of football at USC and has started at both guard and center, which will be a plus at the next level in that he has position versatility. He is a tough, try-hard type of blocker who will fight and scratch to try and get the job done. He is not always efficient with his footwork and will take too many steps when coming out on the pull or when releasing to get out to the second level. He is quick to recognize stunts and games up front and will make the quick decision without hesitation. He does a good job of getting a fit with his hands and has enough hand pop and strength to control his opponent's pads and steer him away from the lane. He is the kind of lineman coaches love but has too many holes, physically, to be a sure-fire player over the long term.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Round 7 • Pick 36
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Owens is coming off a solid 2009 season after missing all but one game in 2008 with a knee injury. Owens is a short, squatty built but strong interior defender that is more of a run stopper than pass rusher. He can anchor well when he keeps his pads down but needs to improve his hand use to disengage quicker to the ball. Owens needs an expanded pass rush package to be effective at the next level but has the natural power to push the pocket. Owens is a tough hard-nosed lineman that has some athletic limitations but his intangibles (motor, leadership qualities) gives him a great chance to contribute in his rookie season.
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Las Vegas Raiders
Round 7 • Pick 8
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 1/8"
- Weight
- 206 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/2"
- Hand
- 10"
- Wing
Production
68.98
Athleticism
65.91
Overall Score
65.69
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Williams is a quality receiver with top receiving skills but lacks premier top end speed and explosiveness off the line as well as out of his breaks. He has excellent hand-eye coordination and can adjust to slightly off-target throws. He knows how to set up defenders to gain initial separation but lacks the acceleration to maintain the gap. He is competitive to the ball in a crowd, as well as once he gets the ball in his hands. He plays the game strong and knows how to use his strength on his release as well as when running after the catch.
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New England Patriots
Round 2 • Pick 21
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Cunningham was the Gators' most disruptive defender in 2009 and has great initial quickness and agility to make plays on the other side of the line of scrimmage. He doesn't have outstanding speed but is athletic enough to be a versatile defender as an outside linebacker or end at the next level. He is still developing his pass rush package but has the natural ability to be effective in the NFL. He lacks the bulk to be an effective take-on defender but is a high-motor player that should contribute on special teams and sub packages in his rookie season.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Round 1 • Pick 21
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Gresham will likely go later in the draft than he would have last year due to a season-ending knee injury in practice prior to the first game of the 2009 season. He had surgery to repair torn cartilage in his right knee in October. He lacks premier top end speed but can challenge secondaries down the middle thanks to his stride length. Gresham is more of a finesse blocker in line but can and will smother opponents on the second level as well as down field. There are times where it looks like he has lapses of concentration from his route running to missing blocks, but he is smart and can pick things up.
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Los Angeles Rams
Round 3 • Pick 1
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Murphy was a productive two-year starter for the Bulls. He is a tall, lean secondary defender with deceptive strength. He is a tough hardnosed perimeter defender who lacks great quickness and speed to play out on an island in man coverages. Murphy is a physical corner who can jam and reroute receivers off the line of scrimmage and he's a solid run support defender. He is an instinctive player who leverages the ball well in coverage as well as maintaining proper body positioning defending the run. He can be inconsistent in block protection and wrapping up in the open field, but he is very aggressive for the cornerback position. Murphy is a good football player who has some limitations but should contribute as a rookie in a Cover 2 defensive scheme.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'5 3/8"
- Weight
- 256 lbs
- Arm
- 33 1/2"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
Production
50
Athleticism
63.69
Overall Score
57.11
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 1 • Pick 31
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Hughes is a defensive end that has been the most disruptive defender for the Horned Frogs over the past two years. He is a tweener (size and athleticism) at the next level and may fit as an undersized end in a 4-3 scheme or an inexperienced outside backer in an odd front. Hughes is best attacking the line of scrimmage rushing the passer or penetrating to disrupt the run. He uses his hands well to control blockers on the edge. He also shows an expansive pass rush package. Hughes has dropped in zone coverage at times but is most comfortable with his hand on the ground. He is a solid tackler in the open field utilizing great balance and body positioning. Regardless of where Hughes aligns at the next level he should contribute as a rookie due to his instincts, toughness, athleticism and energy.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'3"
- Weight
- 219 lbs
- Arm
- 32 1/4"
- Hand
- 10"
- Wing
Production
58.07
Athleticism
69.67
Overall Score
58.91
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Snead declared for the 2010 draft in spite of having a rather disappointing junior year where he threw as many interceptions (20) as touchdowns. He has a live arm and can get the ball out of his hands quickly but tends to get indecisive and will force too many passes. He shows good accuracy on the short to intermediate throws but the ball will float or flutter on some of the intermediate to deep outs. He has already graduated from school and has the intelligence to pick things up but will need to develop his ability to read coverages and go through his progressions.
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Arizona Cardinals
Round 7 • Pick 26
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Dray is a good sized tight end, who needs to be brought in as a blocker first and a receiving threat second. He oozes off the line and builds to his speed when running downfield routes. He is athletic and has excellent ball skills but is not very quick or explosive in or out of his breaks and struggles to separate from defenders. He can read coverages and can be an effective zone receiver, but his best chance of making a team is if he adds even more power and strength and makes an impression as a blocker. Dray projects as a seventh-round pick or free-agent signing if not selected in this Aprils' draft.
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Carolina Panthers
Round 2 • Pick 16
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Clausen has been the face of the Notre Dame program for the past three years and has shown improvement in virtually every aspect of his game each year. He lacks a cannon for an arm but he does have a live arm and a quick delivery that allows him to get the ball out quickly. He has close to a ¾-arm delivery which coupled with his lack of top height can cause some of his passes to get knocked down or tipped by pass rushers. He has been well coached and understands a pro style offense, so he is apt to come to camp better prepared than most. He is recovering from toe surgery and will not participate in combine drills.
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New Orleans Saints
Round 3 • Pick 31
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Graham is a very raw tight end that left the basketball team to turn out for football in time for the 2009 season. He is extremely athletic and has a huge upside but still needs a ton of technique work from running routes to blocking. He is not restricted in his routes and shows a good burst coming out of his breaks to separate from defenders but at the same time struggles to get off the line vs. good press linebackers. He shows strength when going for the ball in a crowd as well as flashes of strength as a blocker but can be sloppy in his footwork when he needs to adjust on the move when blocking in space. He has received comparisons to Tony Gonzalez who played football and basketball at Cal but he is not as developed as Gonzalez was at the same stage. He still needs to shed the basketball work ethic he came with.
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Cleveland Browns
Round 1 • Pick 7
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Haden has had an outstanding career for the Gators as their most active defender in their secondary during that time. Haden is an excellent combination of size, strength and athleticism. He has great foot quickness, balance and agility to maintain proper body positioning in coverage. Haden has excellent hips to open turn and run with receivers as well as burst to stay in his opponent’s hip pocket. Haden is a solid run support defender on the perimeter but can be inconsistent being physical. He understands route progressions but doesn’t always react quickly as plays unfold. Haden can be too aggressive with the ball in the air at times but shows very good ball skills which make him a great playmaker. Haden is one of the top cornerbacks in the 2010 draft and should go early on day one.
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Atlanta Falcons
Round 4 • Pick 19
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Hawley is a good college interior lineman but lacks any singular asset that makes you think he eventually can become a starter at the next level. He started at both guard and center while at UNLV and understands blocking schemes and angles. He is not a natural knee-bender and struggles to leverage blocks, which allows him to be overpowered by massive nose tackles and three-technique tackles. He gets a good fit with his hands but lacks the heavy hands that can shock opponents and get them back on their heels. He projects as a quality free agent or late-round draft pick.
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New York Jets
Round 4 • Pick 14
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
McKnight is an elusive ball carrier that knows how to set up his blockers and does not need a huge lane to run through. He enjoyed his first full season staying healthy in 2009 and declared early to take advantage of that. He finishes his runs off better than you’d expect for someone his size. He is not a power back but does know how to dip his pads to run through arm tackles and will attack tacklers with an explosive burst. He shows a good burst through the hole and while he has good speed to threaten deep he will get run down from behind at times. He can be an effective receiver both out in the flats as well as downfield.
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New York Jets
Round 5 • Pick 8
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Conner is a bit of a throwback fullback who is an aggressive blocker and a strong inside runner. He is not very effective when trying to run outside the tackles and lacks the speed to hit on many long runs. He can unload on linebackers when lead blocking up into the hole and has enough power and explosion to clear out a lane but does not do a great job of bringing his feet with him after contact. Needs work on adjusting on the move to pick up the blitz when he stays in for pass protection. He has been a quality special-teams performer and should see action on coverage units as he learns the techniques that need improving.
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Miami Dolphins
Round 3 • Pick 9
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Jerry is a massive lineman that moved to tackle for his senior year at "Ole Miss" but will need to move back inside to guard for the next level. He can engulf and overpower opponents once he gets his hands on them but can also struggle against speed when playing on the edge. He is not a natural knee bender and tends to let his pad level get too high on a lot of blocks. He is more of a mauler and brawler than an explosive blocker and knocks opponents off the ball. He could stand to lose some weight if he wants to become a full-time player at the next level.
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Arizona Cardinals
Round 5 • Pick 24
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Skelton is a good-sized quarterback with a major league arm. The problem is that he does not know how to use his arm to his advantage. He tends to rely on arm strength alone, when throwing the ball and does not do a good job of getting his feet set under him when throwing from the pocket. He can throw on the move, but his accuracy suffers a lot. He will need a ton of work when it comes to reading NFL coverages and going through his progressions as he looks for the best target. Teams may get too enamored with his arm strength and overlook how much development it will take before he is ready to play.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'11 1/4"
- Weight
- 220 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/2"
- Hand
- 9"
- Wing
Production
54.65
Athleticism
56.67
Overall Score
61.97
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Bell is a top small college prospect that has the kind of physical traits to make you think he can develop into a player at the next level. He has good size and above average speed and has been a big time producer at his school. He has had three consecutive 1,000 yard seasons and managed to top 2,000 yards during his senior year. He runs with balance and body control and will break his share of tackles for yards after contact. He fights for yards and can move the pile on the goal line. He will need a lot of work on blocking techniques as well as route running for the next level but definitely has some tools to work with.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Round 3 • Pick 4
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Asamoah is a three year starter for the Illini and has the foot agility, body control, and intelligence to play on either side of the center. He is exceptionally quick into his blocks and has the ability to make reach blocks on opponents playing on his edge. He is a good knee bender but will allow his pads to get a bit high at times and will overextend at times causing him to struggle when having to recover and right himself against good counter moves. He is more finesse than powerful or explosive but does show good lower body strength to hunker down and stop the bull rush.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 6 • Pick 19
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Dwyer is a big, powerful ball carrier that has had a lot of production at Georgia Tech but some of the numbers could be inflated due to the style of offense the Yellow Jackets run. The triple option tends to put ball carriers in wide open run lanes that won’t always be available to the pro style attack. He is a one-cut ball carrier that will stick his foot in the ground and hit the seam at full speed. He shows good balance on contact, runs through his share of arm tackles and shows surprising speed for his size. He is the kind of back that most teams are looking for as a featured ball carrier but will need some work on the passing game as far as blocking or running routes out of the backfield.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 3/4"
- Weight
- 203 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/4"
- Hand
- 8 1/4"
- Wing
Production
64.53
Athleticism
57.14
Overall Score
59.74
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Major League Baseball prospect who is a naturally fluid athlete. Amaya offers versatility since he played FS, SS, CB and special teams in college. Although he has good straight-line speed, he lacks the hip fluidity to mirror quicker receivers in man coverage. He only had seven interceptions in his college career and has not shown the ability to jump routes in zone and make interceptions. Only put up eight reps on the bench at the Combine, indicating he lacks the strength to be a factor in run support at the next level against stronger runners and blockers. Despite his limited strength, he is an aggressive kid who does not shy away from contact and should be able to contribute on special teams at the next level. Amaya projects as a free-agent prospect, but a team could take a chance on him in the later rounds due to his versatility.
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Carolina Panthers
Round 6 • Pick 33
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Cincinnati Bengals
Round 3 • Pick 20
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Shipley has been a productive receiver at one of the top programs in the country for the past two years. He had some durability issues early in his career with hamstring pulls and a shoulder injury but has not missed any games in the last three years. He is explosive off the line and runs extremely crisp routes that allow him to separate from defenders with a good short burst. He is a natural when it comes to adjusting to off-target throws and will go over the middle to catch the ball in traffic. If he had better top end speed he would be pretty much the total package.
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Arizona Cardinals
Round 6 • Pick 32
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Los Angeles Rams
Round 7 • Pick 47
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Hull was a two-year starter for Penn State, having a breakout season in 2009. Hull has a good frame but lacks great bulk and power as a run defender. He is a high-effort linebacker that will throw his body around but isn't an explosive player. He needs added weight and strength to hold up at the next level. Hull is an average overall athlete that lacks speed, quickness and range in pursuit. He can be effective in zone coverage's but would be a liability in combination man schemes. Hull is an instinctive player that wins with effort, technique, intelligence and toughness but is clearly an overachiever that likely will only contribute as a back up in the NFL.
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