DRAFT TRACKER 2010
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DRAFTED BY
New York Giants
Round 7 • Pick 14
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Dodge was a productive, three-year starter for the Pirates. He has above-average size and strength for the position. He doesn't have elite leg strength but can drive the ball at times. However, he can be slow with his get-off times. His mechanics can be inconsistent, which affects his overall production as a punter. Dodge is adept at dropping the ball inside the 20-yard line and appears to have the raw talent to develop his overall skills. He has shown some versatility with the ability to kick off, and this should improve his stock in this year's draft.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'5 3/4"
- Weight
- 300 lbs
- Arm
- 34 1/2"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
Production
53.85
Athleticism
59.93
Overall Score
57.43
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Kopa has only been on the offensive line for the last two years, and he missed all but the first game of the 2009 season with a foot injury. He is a good athlete for the position but is still learning the nuances and techniques after playing on the defensive line for his first three years at Stanford. He shows good initial quickness and above-average agility and lateral range. He is a decent knee-bender who can keep his pad level down and leverage blocks but is inconsistent with his hands, letting them drop, especially in pass protection, rather than keep them in a ready position. He will need to catch some eyes in pre-draft workouts to get himself into a draftable position.
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New Orleans Saints
Round 5 • Pick 27
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Tennant is a three-year starter for the Eagles that has become an excellent technician that knows angles and how to use his hands to control and steer opponents. He is quick into blocks after the exchange and does a good job of moving his feet and adjusting to movement but lacks the raw power and lower body strength to dominate like the elite centers. He does a good job of finishing his blocks off when he can and goes from snap to whistle. He still needs to fill out his frame but will probably never be an overpowering blocker at the next level.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 1 • Pick 18
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Pouncey is a versatile lineman that has lined up at both center and guard. He is a squatty, quick-footed athlete that can roll his hips to redirect and adjust to movement or sink his hips to hunker down against a powerful bull rush by big nose tackles. He is quick with his first step after the snap and quick to get a fit with his hands but will let his weight get too far forward at times. Pouncey had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his shoulder in May of 2009 and durability could become a concern down the road. He should be quick to see the playing field thanks to his versatility.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 5/8"
- Weight
- 209 lbs
- Arm
- 30"
- Hand
- 9"
- Wing
Production
67.48
Athleticism
69.60
Overall Score
68.15
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Hall is an older senior in that he has had a redshirt year while at the University of Arizona and then went on a mission and followed that up by sitting out for a year after transferring to BYU and finally played for three years for the Cougars. He is a typical BYU quarterback in that he has had a ton of production thanks to its style of offense but is a bit of a system quarterback that lacks two important factors for the next level, size and arm strength. He knows how to read coverages and understands the game but will struggle to make the intermediate to deep throws to the sideline as well as the vertical throws downfield. He is athletic and can extend the pocket but needs to set his feet if he has to get any zip on the pass. He has a chance to stick as a backup but he’s not a lock by any stretch of the imagination.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1 1/2"
- Weight
- 258 lbs
- Arm
- 32"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
Production
62.99
Athleticism
52.58
Overall Score
59.85
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Johnson is a big, strong linebacker that could fit inside or outside at the next level. He is a solid tackler that plays well with his pads over his feet. He understands angles and how to leverage the ball using his hands well to ward off blockers. Johnson can be disruptive when in blitz mode but needs to expand his pass rush moves and counters to pressure the quarterback. His motor runs on high whenever he buckles his chin strap which should bode well for him contributing as a rookie. Johnson is a good football player that may be limited in man coverage but should be effective in combination zone schemes as well as on special teams.
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Los Angeles Rams
Round 5 • Pick 1
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Hoomanawanui has some physical skills but has struggled to show it on the field. He came to Illinois with a lot of expectations but suffered some sort of injury virtually every season. He has good size and flashes the ability to smother opponents when blocking on the edge but does not unload with much pop or punch and often lets opponents escape with minimal resistance. He tends to round off his cuts and does not show much of a burst out of his breaks and struggles to separate from good man coverage. He shows good hand-eye coordination and has a wide receiving radius.
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San Francisco 49ers
Round 1 • Pick 17
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Iupati is a massive guard that started three years at Idaho although he did miss some time in 2008 after dealing with offseason shoulder surgery. He is one of the more powerful blockers in the draft and once he gets his hands on opponents it’s pretty much all over. Iupati was born in American Samoa and English is not his native language which can slow down his progress when it comes to learning new schemes and the playbook. While it may take Iupati a bit longer to develop into a front line player, he could have a long and productive career once he settles in.
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Atlanta Falcons
Round 3 • Pick 34
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Johnson is an all day sucker that, while he doesn’t dominate or punish opponents, simply knows how to get the job done. He has played and started at both guard positions as well as both tackle positions while at Alabama. He understands angles as well as his limitations and does an excellent job of not letting himself get into situations that expose his weaknesses. He lacks top sand in his lower body and can be driven back into the pocket by powerful interior defensive linemen. He is the kind of player that finds a way to become productive blockers at the next level.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Round 4 • Pick 24
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Kafka rebounded for a nice senior season after being bounced around and showing a lot of inconsistencies during his first three years. He is a touch passer that relies on timing and accuracy with the short throws to get the job done. He has marginal arm strength and needs room to step into his throws in order to get any zip on the ball. He generally takes the snap from the shotgun formation and will need his share of time to learn how to go under center, take the snap and drop to the pocket. He is a smart quarterback that can read coverages and go through his progressions but has too many physical limitations to be considered more than a backup.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'0 1/4"
- Weight
- 242 lbs
- Arm
- 31 1/2"
- Hand
- 9"
- Wing
Production
54.65
Athleticism
55
Overall Score
61.06
PLAYER ANALYSIS
McLaughlin bounced back nicely from an Achilles injury sustained in early March of 2009. He missed three games but was able to contribute as a vocal leader as well as an effective run defender for the Eagles. He is a tough, hard-nosed competitor who lacks ideal quickness and speed. He has just average range in pursuit and can get caught up in traffic due to inconsistent shedding techniques. He is decent in short zone schemes but lacks the athleticism to be an effective man coverage defender. McLaughlin is a good college player who wins with toughness, instincts and effort but is likely to contribute only as a backup at the next level. There are some durability concerns with his past injury history.
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Green Bay Packers
Round 2 • Pick 24
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Neal is an average sized interior lineman that will need to play a three technique in a 4-3 defensive scheme. Neal is a tough hard-nosed lineman that gives consistent effort throughout the game. He doesn’t have elite size and is inconsistent to anchor versus double teams but can hold the point when he plays with good pad level. Neal has active hands and does a nice job to shed blockers. He is active in the tackle box showing good lateral quickness and agility but doesn’t have great range to the sideline. He can power rush effectively but needs to expand his moves and counters to contribute consistently at the next level. Neal is a good football player that has some limitations but should contribute in his rookie season and possibly work into a starting role.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'5 1/2"
- Weight
- 324 lbs
- Arm
- 32 1/2"
- Hand
- 10 1/4"
- Wing
Production
53.85
Athleticism
51.24
Overall Score
52.80
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Tepper started at left tackle for the Bears during his senior year after missing his fifth year and being granted a sixth year by the NCAA. Previously he had started on the right side and that is probably a better fit at the next level. Tepper also missed the 2005 season after major surgery to repair a broken leg suffered in a car accident. He is an adequate athlete with above average body control and a good feel for angles and how to position himself. He can struggle when out in space and may eventually slide inside to guard to compensate for his lack of lateral range. He is a bit top heavy and will overextend into blocks too often causing him to lose balance or fall off blocks.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Round 4 • Pick 3
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Williams is an extremely talented receiver that could come in and have an immediate impact as a deep threat as well as in the red zone. Conversely he could also be a big-time bust if he comes in with the wrong attitude and is not willing to do the little things to make himself a top level receiver. He is explosive off the line and can use his long legs and stride length to lull opponents to sleep and blow on by them. He has shown the ability to extend and make acrobatic-type catches but will also body catch more passes than you’d like. He was suspended for the 2008 season for academic reasons and then quit the team in November of 2009.
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New York Giants
Round 5 • Pick 16
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Petrus is a two-year starter at guard after spending time at tight end as well as fullback. He missed the 2008 season due to academic suspension due to a change in majors and falling short of academic eligibility requirements. He is still learning the position but shows enough raw talent and athleticism to make you think he has a chance to be a quality starter with work and practice. He shows excellent body control and balance in his blocks and is a natural knee bender that can leverage his blocks against bigger opponents. His hand use improved during his senior season and could become a strength as he gets more comfortable with techniques.
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Cleveland Browns
Round 2 • Pick 27
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Hardesty is an accomplished college runner that may struggle to bring the same kind of production to the next level. He is not quite big enough to be a power back and lacks the all out speed and explosion to be a game breaker. He does a good job of running behind his pads and shows balance on contact to break tackles and will fight for yards after the first hit. He shows a decent burst through the hole but lacks a second gear to pull away once he gets to the next level. He is a patient runner that does a good job of following his blockers and seeing things develop.
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Green Bay Packers
Round 3 • Pick 7
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Burnett has been extremely productive for the Yellow Jackets over the past two seasons. He is very active in both run support as well as defending the pass but also misses too many opportunities due to lack of effort, angles and proper tackling techniques. Burnett has good size and athleticism for the safety position which makes him effective in combination man and zone coverage’s. He is an instinctive player but takes too many chances which make him vulnerable to big plays at times. Burnett can bend to shed and ward off blockers but again is inconsistent in this area. His ball skills are good and show the ability to make plays in traffic. Burnett is a solid safety prospect that has some inconsistencies in his play that may concern some clubs in this year’s draft.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Round 3 • Pick 3
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Lewis has been the Commodores' most productive coverage defender over the past three seasons. He is an excellent combination of size, strength and athleticism for the position. He is a physical player that is a solid perimeter run support player. He is also good at jamming receivers off the line of scrimmage. Lewis leverages the ball well with good instincts to react to route progressions. Lewis doesn’t have great pure speed but can transition downhill out of his peddle. He lacks great recovery quickness and lateral agility in space and is best suited for a rolled up corner or could possible move inside to the safety position. Lewis is an intriguing prospect that doesn’t possess elite talent but could contribute in a variety of ways.
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Tennessee Titans
Round 6 • Pick 38
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Rolle has great size and strength for the safety position but lacks great burst, lateral agility and change of direction in coverage. He does have good instincts and vision off the hash and likely his best fit is in two deep zone coverage schemes. Rolle tends to play high in his peddle and is a bit stiff in his hips. He is a solid run support defender filling the alley but not a "hammer" as a tackler. Myron missed the entire 2009 football season due to studying in Oxford (Rhodes scholarship) but will prepare to enter the 2010 NFL draft.
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San Francisco 49ers
Round 3 • Pick 27
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Bowman is an average sized linebacker with good athleticism. He has had some durability problems in the past and this may be a concern at the next level. Bowman is a tough, competitive player that has good range inside out to the ball. He is most effective when covered up utilizing his speed and quickness to get to the pile. Bowman doesn’t separate well from larger blockers and gets smothered too often. He is quick to react and shows natural instincts as plays unfold. Bowman is a solid coverage defender and reads route progressions well. Bowman is a good football player that is limited due to lack of size and with some off the field issues as well as durability concerns, his draft status is likely to fall.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Round 2 • Pick 5
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Allen has been an excellent safety for the Bulls. He has a good combination of size and athleticism. He isn’t a consistent physical open field tackler and needs to finish better at the next level. Allen has good balance, foot agility and quickness for his size. He shows good range in pursuit but needs to be more consistent taking angles to the ball. Allen understands leverage and is rarely out of position when defending both the run and the pass. He can re-route receivers with his long arms and is technique sound in combination man and zone coverages. Allen is a good football player that has the mental toughness, size and athleticism to work into a starting position in his rookie season.
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San Francisco 49ers
Round 6 • Pick 13
PLAYER ANALYSIS
After being the top tight end in Pittsburgh’s program, Byham had to split time at the position with fellow senior Dorin Dickerson. Byham’s role became pretty much the blocking tight end with the occasional ball thrown his way to keep the defense honest. He is not real quick or nifty on his release and labors coming out of his breaks, which will make it difficult to separate from defenders at the next level. He should find a role in the NFL as a backup that can be used in two tight end situations as an extra blocker.
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Minnesota Vikings
Round 5 • Pick 36
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Triplett is a big, strong inside linebacker who started for only one season in college. He was very productive in 2009, but his athleticism and lack of experience is a concern at the next level. He is best between the tackles attacking the line of scrimmage. He doesn't have great quickness, speed or range inside-out to the ball. Triplett is inconsistent leveraging the ball in space, and the further away from the line of scrimmage he is, the less effective he becomes. He is an effective inside run blitzer, providing power to push the pocket, but he is a liability as a man-coverage defender. Triplett was a good college football player in 2009, but athletic limitations might relegate him to a backup roll in the NFL.
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Detroit Lions
Round 1 • Pick 2
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Suh is an excellent combination of size, strength and athleticism. He isn’t a massive body but has enough power to play as a nose tackle in a 3-4 scheme or as a 4-3 defense tackle or end. He utilizes excellent hand strength and quickness to control defenders. Suh is often unblockable for one offensive lineman and draws many double teams from opposing offenses. He shows great range to make plays outside the tackle box and is quick to shed blockers to get to the ball. Suh is a disruptive lineman that can create havoc with penetration versus the running game. Suh has developed an expanded pass rush package with counters coming off his initial power move. His production, power, athleticism, technique and versatility make him arguably the best interior defender in this years draft. Suh is a dominating player that projects as an impact defender in his rookie season.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'11"
- Weight
- 211 lbs
- Arm
- 33"
- Hand
- 9 3/8"
- Wing
Production
55.70
Athleticism
59.56
Overall Score
56.67
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Polk was a productive, four-year starter for the Hoosiers. He started at wide receiver as a redshirt freshman, then moved over to the defensive side of the ball. He has average height with good bulk for the safety position. He is a good athlete but doesn't possess great quickness or burst to close. He does have good ball skills and shows soft hands to catch away from his body. He is a solid run-support defender, taking good angles to leverage the ball, but he isn't always a sure tackler in space. He is a student of the game but doesn't appear to have natural instincts in his route-progression reads. Polk has some redeeming qualities to build on but will need time in the league to refine his technique and reactions before contributing in the secondary.
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Miami Dolphins
Round 5 • Pick 14
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Carroll is a big, strong athlete with great intangibles. He has a good combination of size, strength and athleticism for the position. Nolan is a tough, hardnosed competitor who needs to refine his secondary techniques. He is best in press man coverage, where he can jam and re-route receivers. Carroll is an intelligent player to grasp football concepts but lacks great natural instincts. He is a willing run support player but can be inconsistent making the sure open-field tackle. He possesses average ball skills and has missed several opportunities to make the interception. Carroll has tools to develop but needs time to improve his overall reactions in combination coverages.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1"
- Weight
- 204 lbs
- Arm
- 33 1/4"
- Hand
- 9 3/8"
- Wing
Production
51.21
Athleticism
52.55
Overall Score
51.70
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Boateng is a transfer from Florida who has struggled on and off the field because of injuries and conduct. He will require a strong background check by any team interested in gambling on his physical talent. He is a bigger receiver with above average straight-line speed but lacks a finishing gear to pull away from pursuit on the deep balls. He tends to let the ball get into his body too often rather than reaching out to pluck the ball in his hands and will get the ball knocked loose by a big hit just after the ball arrives. He needs a lot of work on his route-running skills as well as his ability to read coverages on the move.
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Arizona Cardinals
Round 4 • Pick 32
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Schofield was a two-year starter for the Badgers and had a breakout season in 2009. He has a good combination of size, strength and athleticism. He is a tough, hardnosed player with good instincts and technique. He uses his hands well to ward off blockers as well as locating the ball quickly to stay active to the pile. He has shown versatility, playing with his hand on the ground and as a stand-up outside linebacker. He shows good edge quickness, pass rush moves and counters but isn't elite in this area. Schofield has good balance, lateral quickness and agility to be an effective zone coverage defender but again may be a liability in combination man schemes. He is a solid run-support defender with power on contact but isn't fluid to work through trash in pursuit. Schofield is a good football player who brings versatility to a defensive unit, but with an ACL injury sustained at the Senior Bowl his draft status is uncertain.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Round 5 • Pick 21
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 2 • Pick 31
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Angerer is an undersized linebacker that has been a very productive two year starter for the Hawkeyes. He is a tough competitive player that leverages the ball well. He understands angles and run fits well but gets smothered too often by offensive lineman. Angerer is best when covered up and likely needs to be in a scheme at the next level that will let him free flow to the pile. Angerer is a good athlete but may have some limitations in pure man coverage. He is a solid open field tackler but doesn’t pack a punch on contact. Angerer is a good football player that is limited some by his size but should contribute on special teams and in a backup role as a rookie.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'11 5/8"
- Weight
- 209 lbs
- Arm
- 32 5/8"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
Production
54.65
Athleticism
53.99
Overall Score
59.96
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Paschall was a productive running back averaging nearly seven yards a carry during his senior year at North Dakota State. He runs hard and is quick to make decisions, plant his foot in the ground and hit the hole. He runs with a good pad level and will keep his feet driving to gain yards after contact but lacks the size, power and bulk to break many tackles at the next level or to move piles on the goal line. He is a confident receiver out of the backfield but lacks the speed to stretch the secondary down the seam. While he lacks top lateral cutting range, he does have enough wiggle and shiftiness to avoid tacklers in traffic. He has had a couple of off-field issues over the years but still is apt to be looked at as a good gamble in the later rounds.
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New Orleans Saints
Round 1 • Pick 32
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Robinson is the Seminoles most active pass defender and should make the transition to the next level well. His combination of size, strength and athleticism is best suited as a rolled up corner in two deep schemes. He is a solid perimeter run defender but not always physical versus larger ball carriers. Pat needs to use his hands better to jam and reroute receivers off the line of scrimmage as well as his over all body positioning in coverage. He can be aggressive in zone schemes and is susceptible to gadget plays as well as double moves. Robinson is a good football player that should contribute on special teams as a rookie while developing his overall game.
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Denver Broncos
Round 5 • Pick 6
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Cox had another productive season in 2009 as the most active secondary defender for the Cowboys as well as an effective return specialist. He has an excellent combination of size, strength and athleticism. He has good ball skills and does a nice job of making plays in the open field. He can be physical to reroute receivers off the line of scrimmage. Cox is quick and has a knack for finding creases as a returner. He is inconsistent to shed blockers as a run defender but is a willing tackler on the perimeter. His instincts are average when reacting to the pass and needs to improve his awareness when reading route progressions. Cox needs technique work as a secondary defender and likely will have his biggest impact on special teams in his rookie season.
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Washington Commanders
Round 4 • Pick 5
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Riley has been a productive linebacker for LSU over the past two seasons. He has adequate size and athleticism for the position with better straight-line speed than change-of-direction and burst in space. Leverages the ball well with good run fits inside-out to the pile. He is a solid open-field tackler, keeping proper body positioning as well as wrapping up on contact. He has a feel for reading route progressions but lacks the agility and quickness to be effective in man coverage. Riley is a good football player with the size, strength and athleticism to develop at the next level, but he likely will only contribute on special teams in his rookie season.
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San Francisco 49ers
Round 7 • Pick 17
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New York Giants
Round 4 • Pick 17
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Dillard had his most productive season in 2009, his first year as a full-time starter. He is a short, well built player with good strength and speed for the position. He is an instinctive, tough linebacker who plays with good technique and body positioning. He understands angles and run fits to maintain leverage on the ball. He appears to have better quickness and speed than his body type would indicate, and he has good strength but lacks great pop and power on contact. He is aggressive in pursuit but lacks great lateral agility and change-of-direction to consistently make plays in space. Dillard was a good defender in his senior season and has the raw talent to eventually develop into a solid linebacker at the next level.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 5'11 1/4"
- Weight
- 199 lbs
- Arm
- 30 3/8"
- Hand
- 9 1/4"
- Wing
Production
54.65
Athleticism
58.28
Overall Score
55.45
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Parker will have a hard time making the transition to the next level, as he lacks the top-end speed most under-sized receivers need in order to catch an eye. He was dismissed from the Florida State football team for multiple off-field issues and needs to convince teams that his spotty history is behind him. He is definitely quicker than he is fast but is not as precise a route-runner as his role would in the NFL would require. He has never been great when it comes to taking care of the little things and remaining focused on the field. His best shot at making a team, initially, could be as a return specialist.
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Carolina Panthers
Round 7 • Pick 16
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2 5/8"
- Weight
- 251 lbs
- Arm
- 33 1/4"
- Hand
- 10 1/4"
- Wing
Production
57.65
Athleticism
51
Overall Score
52.66
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Alem had only one season as a productive defender for the LSU defense and appears to be a bit of 'tweener for the next level. He doesn't have great size and strength as a defensive end but lacks the lateral quickness, speed and agility to transition into an outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. He does use his hands well to separate and shed effectively, but larger blockers can stay connected if he doesn't win early in the play. Alem wins with toughness, effort, intelligence and technique, and is a classic overachiever.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'1"
- Weight
- 239 lbs
- Arm
- 33"
- Hand
- 9 7/8"
- Wing
Production
50.99
Athleticism
51
Overall Score
51
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Jackson has an excellent combination of running and blocking skills and will project to be one of the top fullbacks in this year's draft. He runs with authority and purpose and will fight for yards after contact. He runs with a good pad level and does a good job of keeping his head up to locate run lanes when he gets the ball deep in the pocket. He lacks the speed to get to the corner ahead of pursuit but will show a good burst through the hole when running between the tackles. He is not an explosive blocker but will square up and get a good fit with his hands to finesse the block and generally gets the job done. He is still learning the position after making the move from linebacker and should make an impact with whoever drafts him.
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 7 • Pick 39
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Cincinnati Bengals
Round 7 • Pick 21
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Tennessee Titans
Round 3 • Pick 33
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Rennie is a short undersized linebacker that has been productive for the Bulldogs over the past three seasons. He has put up big numbers as a two year starter and is one of Georgia’s most active defenders. Rennie is quicker than fast and is best between the tackles. He plays hard but doesn’t have great range to the sideline. He is inconsistent with leveraging the ball as he doesn’t always take proper angles as the play unfolds. He understands route progressions and coverage schemes but again his lack of pure speed may make him a liability in this phase of the game. Rennie Curran maybe a better college player than NFL prospect in this year’s draft.
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Miami Dolphins
Round 5 • Pick 32
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Jones is a big strong safety with good athleticism. He has been a productive starter for Georgia over the past two seasons. Jones has decent range in pursuit but lacks great speed, lateral agility and quickness in man coverage schemes. He is better attacking the line of scrimmage than in space and maybe best in the box. Jones is quick to the fill the alley and shows good pop and power as a tackler. He can over run or not take the proper angle at times and this gets him out of position to maintain leverage on the ball. Jones will drop some balls he should catch and shows average balls skills for the safety position. Jones has enough size and athleticism to be a solid NFL safety but there are concerns that may affect his draft status.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'2 7/8"
- Weight
- 256 lbs
- Arm
- 33"
- Hand
- 10 1/8"
- Wing
Production
62.11
Athleticism
55.50
Overall Score
56.08
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Geer is a good, short-zone receiving tight end who is a quality blocker, as well. He lacks prototypical height and speed for the position but does a nice job of reading the coverage and finding the throwing lanes to settle into on underneath routes. He catches the ball with soft, natural hands and has a wide receiving radius but is not going to beat many quality man-coverage linebackers. He lacks the speed to be much of a threat going down the seam and is not going to gain many yards after the catch but has a chance to be a backup at the next level based on his blocking skills and strength.
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Indianapolis Colts
Round 7 • Pick 31
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Philadelphia Eagles
Round 5 • Pick 3
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Sapp is an undersized, athletic defensive end who has growth potential. He is a competitive player but tends to be more of a finesse defender against the run. He shows good initial quickness off the line of scrimmage as an edge rusher with the ability to close well to the quarterback. Sapp is a solid reacter who has enough agility and quickness to stand up as an outside 'backer in a 3-4 defensive scheme. His size, versatility and athleticism should bode well as a special-teams contributor, as well as providing depth to a defense at the next level.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Round 5 • Pick 28
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Cooper enjoyed an extremely productive senior year as he caught 51 passes for 961 yards in Florida’s spread offense. He is a bit of a strider that builds to speed and can struggle when he needs to sink his hips to come out of his breaks with a big burst to separate from defenders. He can struggle on his release against a good press corner and will need some work on running more precise routes. He has baseball for an option but has stated that he wants to play football first and baseball as a backup.
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PROSPECT INFO
- Height
- 6'
- Weight
- 214 lbs
- Arm
- 30 1/2"
- Hand
- 9 3/8"
- Wing
Production
56.90
Athleticism
65.68
Overall Score
58.80
PLAYER ANALYSIS
Skinner is a good college quarterback who will struggle to make a team at the next level. He is undersized for the position and his low release can cause a lot of balls to get knocked down at the line of scrimmage. He is accurate and can make all the throws when he has time to step into the throw but is not as effective when he has to extend the pocket. He appears to stick with his pre-snap reads and will force some throws when the coverage changes at the snap.
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New England Patriots
Round 2 • Pick 10
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PLAYER ANALYSIS
Gronkowski made an immediate impact when he arrived at the University of Arizona and has been a standout tight end when he has been healthy enough to stay on the field. Unfortunately he has missed a total of 16 games over the past two years due to injuries or illness. He has an elite combination of size, speed and athleticism for the position and while he lacks great downfield speed he can be an effective receiver at virtually all levels of the passing tree. He is a tough, no nonsense type of blocker but still needs some work on his blocking techniques. If he can stay healthy he could provide a team with a quality starting tight end.
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