Constructed by Dan Shonka

Copyright 2004 Dan Shonka

Table of Contents

Blue/Gray Game – Blue Squad, Page 3

Blue/Gray Game – Gray Squad, Page 7

Cactus Bowl – East, Page 11

Cactus Bowl – West, Page 15

Gridiron Classic – North, Page 19

Gridiron Classic – South, Page 24

Hula Bowl – Green Team, Page 29

Hula Bowl – White Team, Page 34

Las Vegas Classic – East, Page 39

Las Vegas Classic – West, Page 46

Senior Bowl, Page 53

Shrine Bowl – East, Page 70

Shrine Bowl – West, Page 75

First Day's Draft, Page 80

Second Day's Draft, Page 83

Free Agents, Page 88

Sleepers, Page 97

Blue/Gray Game – Blue Squad #6 Brett Mitchell QB Evangel - Camp player. Sling type delivery. Under threw two deep balls that were caught by Johnson and Thurman. Has size and strength for position. Low delivery point. Quick release. Needs mechanic and fundamental work. #12 Scott Rislov QB San Jose State - 7th round/priority free agent. Game MVP. Good adjust to the rush, poised in pocket, eyes downfield, can find the outlet receiver. Comfortable in pocket. Steps into throw. Good touch and fundamentals. Throws tight spiral. #14 Tony Johnson WR Penn State - Draft 4th/6th round, depends on verified speed. Fundamentally sound receiver. Good run after catch. Strong. Good receiving skills. Comes back to the ball. Strong hands. Built like a running back. Good blocker. #24 Andrae Thurman WR Southern Oregon/Arizona – Draft 5th/6th rounds. Hand catcher, comes back to the ball. Also returns punts and kickoffs. Soft hands. Will layout for ball. Catches ball at the high point. #80 Lance Young WR Iowa State – Priority free agent. Will trap ball against chest. Good leaping ability. Can return kickoffs and punts – not special. More of a body catcher than a hand catcher. #82 Ryan Krause WR Nebraska-Omaha – Free agent. Big wide receiver that must be a slot guy. Poor man’s Billy Miller – Texas. Lacks quickness out of break. Lacks overall quickness in his game. #44 Ronnie Ghent TE Louisville – Free agent. Receiver only – tight end that has inconsistent hands. Below average blocking ability. Lacks bulk and strength. Long arms. #46 Matt Kranchick TE Penn State – Free agent. Big target. Traps ball against his body. High cut. Must work to stay low and bend to block. Runs hard after catch. Slender build. #84 Nate Lawrie TE Yale – Free agent. Big target. Question speed. Good blocking awareness. Good adjust to block linebackers on second level. Has some upper and lower body stiffness. #26 Larry Croom RB UNLV – Free agent. Has some shake and bake moves. Can make the defender miss. Gets what’s blocked. Good effort to block on blitz pickup – undersized. Third down back with good vision. Shifty moves. #28 Butchie Wallace RB Marshall – Replaced Koutsos after injury. Free agent. Has average running skills and quickness. Has some inside vision and pick ability. Lacks the strength to move the pile.

#28 Tom Koutsos RB Southern Illinois – Injured, did not play. Was a free agent in practice sessions. Has an injury history. Tackle to tackle runner. Lacks speed to turn the corner. #30 Derrick Ward RB Ottawa (KS)/Fresno State – Draft 5th/7th rounds. Good agility in space. Can run with strength and power or shake you in the open field. Good hands and vision to catch ball. Good cutting ability and inside vision while running ball. Good running skills. #32 Dusty McGrorty RB Southern Oregon – Camp/free agent. Try hard player with limited ability. Inconsistent hands catching the ball out of backfield. Flashes an upfield burst. #52 Quinn Christensen OG/OT Brigham Young – Draft late – 6th/7th round. Played the best of Blue offensive linemen. Played better at OT than OG. Battler. Physical player that gets the job done. Works to finish. Ornery player. Plays with an attitude. Played left OT at times. Was impressive vs. several defensive linemen. Good awareness. Better in pass pro. On the ground and inconsistent early in game. Gets high at times. Long arms. #66 Chris McKelvy OG Penn State – Camp player. No anchor. Will get driven back into QB. Over extends on the line while run blocking. Consistently leveraged. #68 Nate McPeek ROT Marshall – Free agent. Loses feet in traffic. Plays high. Consistently driven back into pocket. Below average athlete. Works to finish. Can’t anchor. #70 Jim Molinaro OT Notre Dame – Draft late/7th round/priority free agent. Waist bender that positions defender. Gets pulled by in pass pro. Question strength and balance. Not smooth in footwork. Will over extend on run blocks. Works and walls off defender in pass pro. Has some upper and lower body stiffness. Consistently beat inside. Long arms. #72 Nick Romeo OC Syracuse – Free agent. Undersized. Phone booth player. Butt is one foot off the ground. Basically helped guards on double team because there was no blitzing. #74 Luke Salmons OG Marshall – Free agent. Maddox #93 for Gray team used him for a punching bag. He leveraged Salmons and drove him back so often it looked like Salmons was on skates. No anchor – can’t stop a charge. Was beaten by every opponent. Lacks strength and quickness. Needs center help. Plays high. Lacks quickness and range. #76 Kurt Sigler OT Eastern Washington – Camp player. Below average balance. Couldn’t handle edge speed or a two move player. OK on down blocks. Must be an OG. Gave up some sacks. Gets beat inside and outside.

#42 Raheem Orr DE Rutgers – Free agent. Inconsistent to fight pressure. Struggles to separate from blocker. Was wired to offensive tackles. In drills had a quick first step but did not finish during game. Doesn’t make plays. Question awareness and instincts. #48 Michael O’Brien DT Western Illinois – Free agent. Fights pressure. Plays with leverage. Undersized. Active player that goes to the whistle. #54 Gabe Nyenhuis DE Colorado – Draft 5th/7th rounds. Long arms. The Gray had no one to block him. Active, good leverage player that plays with good knee bend. Always around ball – pressuring QB. Good effort player. When cut he bounces up and gets in on play. Plays low. #78 Sean Mulcahy DT Connecticut – Free agent. Good initial quickness but below average change of direction. Plays sluggish after first step. If he doesn’t beat you on first step he’s stuck on block. Not a fast twitch guy. Inconsistent to use hands – stuck on blocker. Will make a play every so often. Had most of success with a weak blocker. #90 Dietrich Canterberry DE UNLV – Draft 7th round. Short area quickness. Plays with leverage. Lacks long pursuit speed. Plays with effort and can push the pocket. Good backside chaser. Finishes play. #92 Christian Ferrara DT Syracuse – Free agent. Usually draws a double team. Fights pressure. Stuck on blocker. One speed player with no moves. Shoots gap. Awkward in movement. #94 Derek Kennard DT Nevada – Free agent. Takes good pursuit angles. Good motor and effort player. Thick lower body. Lacks height for position. Finishes play. #34 Rich Scanlon MLB Syracuse – Draft 6th/7th rounds. Active player. Has good instincts and awareness. Runs at a good competitive speed. Good to key and diagnose. Physically tough. Average use of hands. Has strength versus the inside run. Functional strength. Short arms. #36 Deryck Toles OLB Penn State – Free agent. Explosive undersized linebacker. Question instincts. Late reacting at times. Shallow in pass drops. Has a good burst to the ball. #38 Daryl Towns OLB Nevada – Free agent. Active and productive. Good in man to man cover. Downhill player. Plays tall. Not a great knee bender. Undersized with long arms. #40 Renauld Williams OB Hofstra – Free agent. Undersized outside linebacker. Had a sack in game. Gets turned and collapsed at times. Aggressive but out of control. Had several missed tackles. Short arms.

#50 Jonathan Harrell IB Northern Iowa – Draft 4th/6th rounds. Athletic linebacker. Has short area agility. Good use of hands and instincts. Has good speed. Was injured most of 2003, groin, etc. #2 Marvin Jackson DC Chadron State – Priority free agent. Waited on deep ball. Needs fundamental and mechanic work. #10 Randee Drew DC Northern Illinois – Free agent. Undersized. Will have problems in matchups with big strong wide receivers. Aggressive, can jump. Good hands. Lacks tackling strength. Willing but not a strong tackler. #16 JaMaine Billups SS Iowa State – Draft 6th/7th rounds. Physical player. Good on run support. Has an explosive wrap. Jason Belser clone. Will struggle in most m/m matchups. #18 Justin Sandy FS Northern Iowa – Draft 4th/6th rounds. Good hitter. Plays ball in air. Has corner experience. A safety with good man to man skills. Good athletic ability. Effective on special teams. Good to play deep ball. Good lateral movement and back pedal. Good vision and reacts. #20 Josh Minkins DC Louisville – Free agent. Will have problems in matchups with big receivers. Has average closing quickness. Willing to run support but lacks size. Cut tackler. Gets bounced around. #22 Ben Nauman Safety Augustan (SD) – Draft 5th/7th round. Physical player that is better in a zone scheme than man to man. Good instincts and toughness. Good to read and react. Good use of hands to shed block. Smooth in transition. #4 Steve Baker P/PK Southern Oregon – Camp player. #8 Steve Azar PK/P Northern Illinois – Camp player. Inconsistent leg strength and accuracy.

Blue/Gray Game – Gray Squad #1 Luke McCown QB Louisiana Tech – Priority free agent. Was a shotgun QB. Throws into double coverage. Inconsistent to throwing point. Quick release. Could not make the 15 yard out cut throw to left from right hash. Average arm strength. #17 Robert Kent QB Jackson State – Draft 6th/7th as a project. Throws a wobbly ball. Needs work on all fundamentals and mechanics of QB play. Lost the handle on the ball several times. Long arms and small hands. Good size for a QB – 6042, 213. #23 Zach Fletcher WR Alabama – Free agent. Hand catcher. Waits on ball. Long arms and big hands. Possession receiver. Needs to work on all receiver fundamentals and mechanics. #39 Terrance Copper WR East Carolina – Draft 6th/7th round. Good hands – caught several low balls in practice on fingertips. Also returns punts and kickoffs. Built like a running back. Has some run after catch ability. Average size – 5114, 201. Will compete. Question ability to separate. #81 Huey Whittaker WR South Florida – Draft 4th/6th round. Big receiver. Billy Miller (Texans) type – H back or big slot receiver. Big target. Physical receiver. Good downfield blocker. Reportedly had a scope 2 weeks prior to Blue/Gray practices. Long arms. Well built. Draft status depends on verified 40. Big target on slant, hitch, and under routes. No yards after catch. #85 Dre Fulghum WR Alabama – Free agent. Possession receiver. Can’t separate from defender. Big hands. Strong runner. Can’t separate from defensive backs. #43 Richard Owens TE/LS Louisville – Draft 6th/7th round. Long snapper that plays a position. Quick into defender with first steps. Good at underneath and flat pass routes. Long arms and big hands. #87 Michael Gaines TE Central Florida – Draft risk. Better as a priority free agent. Big receiver. Did not play in 2003. Looked sluggish and out of shape. Made a nice overhead catch in practice. Question speed (5.1?) Long arms and big hands. #89 Bobby Blizzard TE North Carolina – Draft 7th round or priority free agent. Has soft hands. Will body catch as needed. Average speed. Position, wall off blocker. Had a viral infection in fall. May not be up to speed. #25 DeJuan Green RB South Florida – Priority free agent. Has some shake and bake moves. Slips tacklers - has quick feet and a quick first step. Can make defenders miss. Georgia transfer. Compact build, 5110, 200. Has the ability to make a team. Needs to improve blocking.

#27 Keylon Kincade RB SMU – Free agent. Good inside vision and cutting ability. Needs work on blocking. Question finish speed. Has some natural instincts and running skills. Average size back. #29 Vick King RB McNeese State – Free agent. Good balance. Straight ahead runner. Good inside vision. Needs to improve blocking skills. #31 Vonta Leach RB East Carolina - Draft 6th/7th round. Tough inside runner. Good balance when hit. Good inside vision and cutter. More straight line but can run over defenders. Good hands to catch ball. Had a tackle on punt team. Inconsistent blocker. 6000, 248. Effective catcher in flat. #55 Dennis Alexander OL Alabama – Camp guy. Plays upright and high. Lacks power and leverage. Lacks thick butt and hips – no butt. Borderline reject. No compete. Goes to knees on contact. Soft player. Not physical. No finish. #65 Cedric Fields OG Baylor – Reject. Lacks strength and athletic ability to play on next level. Can’t anchor. Inconsistent to finish. Lacks size. Out of place at this game. #67 Branden Hall OT Troy State – Free agent. Lacks lower body strength to anchor and stop charge. Overextends and goes to ground. Struggles to block moving target. #69 Atlas Herrion OT Alabama - Camp guy. High on pulls. No anchor. Gets driven back into pocket. Can’t handle edge speed. Consistently was put on skates. Could not sit down. Below average balance. No knee bend. #71 Mark Moroz OT Wake Forest – Free agent. Must play offensive guard. Lacks thick lower body. Plays high and looks awkward in space. Has some mirror and slide but struggles with edge speed. Canadian. No knee bend. Gets up on toes. #75 Nick Seitze OC Kentucky – Free agent. Plays high and has stiffness in upper and lower body. Lacks bend to anchor and stop charge. No adjust in open field. #77 Jupiter Wilson OG North Carolina – Camp guy. Upright player. Not a space player. Lacks anchor to stop charge. Consistently beat inside. High on pulls. Floundered around as a pass and run blocker. Lazy player. #53 Jon Bradley DE Arkansas State – Draft 5th/6th round. Good initial quickness to shoot down line of scrimmage. Doesn’t stay blocked. Explosive punch that jolts blocker. Good effort and quickness. Has quick hands and used his hands effectively – played both DE and DT. Was more effective outside. #57 Nautyn McKay-Loescher DE Alabama – Draft 5th/6th round. Only objective in Blue/Gray game was to burst upfield to sack the QB. Did not respect run. He did get a sack. Good initial quickness. Out of control on pass rush. Good effort player but took

himself out of too many plays. Average change of direction to turn corner. Canadian. 3-4 outside rusher. 6024, 257. #61 Michale Spicer DE Western Carolina – Free agent. Good use of hands. Quick to shed blocker in 1 on 1 drills. Good leverage and punch. Undersized and got engulfed at times. May be a 3-4 outside rusher. Gets pushed around pile on rush. 6016, 255, long arms. #91 Brandon Calton DT East Tennessee State – Draft 6th/7th round. Good effort player. Lacks big thick butt and thighs. Quick first step. Better than average lateral quickness. Had a caused fumble in game. Works hard every play. 6030, 291, average arm length. #93 Anthony Maddox DT Delta State – Draft 6th/7th round or priority free agent. Florida State background. Does not stay blocked. Explosive with good hand use. Sudden to hit gaps in slant and angles stunts. High motor, good effort player. Will get bounced at times on down block. Consistently pressed the pocket. Has good instincts and field awareness. Good downfield pursuit and effort. Has ability. Overage? 6012, 286, long arms. #95 Damane Duckett DT East Carolina - Draft 5th/6th round. Big thick butt and thighs. Not a fast twitch player. Not a quick footed, athletic lineman. More of a power, press the pocket player. Plays tall because he is tall. His role for the NFL will be an inside push guy that takes up space. Clogs middle. Average instincts. Gives effort – just not quick. 6060, 303, long arms 35 inches. #99 Jeremy Caudill DT Kentucky – Draft 4th/6th round. Fights pressure – good initial quickness. Runs his feet to QB. Explosive inside push. Sudden first step. Good timing between hands and feet. Good upfield and lateral quickness. Strong hands to separate from blocker. Played both DE and DT. Has short arms. Consistently pressed the pocket. Finishes the play. High effort player. #5 Derrick Pope OB Alabama - Draft 6th/7th round. Undersized as a linebacker. May be a run stuffing strong safety. Downhill player. Good to read and react. Will finish pursuit. I’m not sure where he’s going to play, but he is going to play. Attacks the line of scrimmage. Contact player and hitter. Active in special teams. 5111, 222, big hands and long arms. #33 Stevie Baggs OB Bethune-Cookman – Free agent. May be a medical. Pigeon toed – looks like he walks on his ankles. Good motor and aggressiveness. Out of control as a tackler at times. Active player. Big hitter. Makes plays. #35 Kellen Brantley OB Wake Forest – Priority free agent. Instinctive. Good tackler in space. Appears to have good coverage awareness. Plays high. Good hitter. Long arms. #45 Cody Spencer IB North Texas – Draft 5th/6th round. Good instincts and ability to react quickly. Sideline to sideline pursuit. Active tackler. Good zone awareness and

change of direction in open field. Struggles to protect legs versus cut blocks. Can work effectively through traffic. Active player that contributes on special teams. In the game he broke up passes, filled running lanes, tackles the TE on a TE screen, made tackles on special teams and had 10+ tackles. #51 Jason Clark OB Mississippi State – Free agent. Has some upper and lower body stiffness. OK space player. Good lateral speed. Downhill player. Quick to break on ball. #3 Marcus Winn FS Alabama State – Free agent. Aggressive player. Played as an outside linebacker in scheme at times. Did a good job of overlapping corner on deep coverage. 6001, 219. #7 Michael Waddell DC North Carolina – Draft 6th/7th round. Corner and kick returner. Flashes quick break on ball. One speed guy – fast. Beat in coverage by 80 – Young. Inconsistent open field tackler. Cover corner that has raw skills and speed. #9 Chris Thompson DC Nicholls State – Draft 4th/5th round. Can track and trail wide receivers. Good tackler in space. Plays deep ball at high point. No receiver separated from him. Good awareness. Has speed and hand quickness. #11 Rayshun Reed SS Troy State – Free agent. Will hit on support. Up quickly if he sees it. #37 Quintin Williams SS Wake Forest – Draft 6th/7th round. Good effort on support. Struggles to play ball in the air. Box type run support safety only. Active tackler. Throws body around. Hitter. Productive. #41 DeAndre Eiland DC South Carolina – 7th round, priority free agent. Needs to stick his foot in the ground. Loses wide receiver in separation. Gets beat in coverage. May be a cover two support corner only. #15 Nate McKinney PT Appalachian State – Free agent. 55 yard punt, 4.02 hang time. Held for PATs. #21 Josh Scobee PK Louisiana Tech – Draft 6th/7th round or priority free agent. KO – 73 yards/4.23, 64/4.29, 75/4.27, 70/4.09. Made 37 yard field goal. Showed good poise on botched snap. No rush on field goals and PATs. Gets ball up high and quick. Good leg strength.

Cactus Bowl - East #2 Jordon Babineaux SS Southern Arkansas – Camp player. Physical player on support. Quick read and react. Good hitter. Needs tech and mech work on man to man coverage. Was beat by #4 Crenshaw. #44 Andrew Battle DE Indiana (PA) – Late draft/priority free agent. Has sudden edge speed. Undersized. May project to an outside linebacker. He needs to develop moves to change up on the OT. 3-4 outside edge rusher. #77 Cole Bean OG Catawba – Free agent, short in stature with short arms. Battler/mauler type. Tries to muscle defender. That isn’t going to happen the next level. Scrappy undersized OG with limited ability. #42 Damian Birch DE Fairmont State – Free agent, did not run. Had a left knee strain. 3-4 outside edge rusher. #40 Toure Carter DC Ashland – Camp player at best. Undersized corner who returns punts and kickoffs. Limited exposure. #9 Duron Croson RB Fort Valley State – No show Played in Las Vegas Classic. #89 Nataniel Doddridge TE Ouachita Baptist – Not a prospect, undersized and slow for position. Caught a TD pass in game. Lacks blocking strength and ability to separate. #72 Khiawatha Downey OG Indiana (PA) – No Show. Played in Las Vegas Classic. #60 Alan Dunn OG Tusculum – Camp player, won Langer Award as the game’s best offensive lineman. Pusher, leaner type blocker. Was driven back – no anchor or balance. Played high and was inconsistent to move feet. Grabs and holds a lot. Struggles with edge speed. Has size, however needs a lot of work. #25 Craig Duppong RB Wayne State (MI) – Did not play – right ankle sprain. #20 Ryan Ferguson SS Bentley – Not a prospect, lacks speed. #29 Cortlandt Florence RB Tuskegee – Camp player only. One speed player. Will need reps. #3 Michael Glover DC East Stroudsburg – Free agent, undersized corner who may contribute in a nickel or dime package. #93 Junior Glymph DT Carson Newman – Free agent defensive tackle who needs more upper body bulk and strength. Gets some upfield push. Has long arms that he needs to develop to grab and pull. Arm over, rip, etc. Plays too high and gets rolled out at times. Needs to bend and play low.

#21 Michael Grant DC Mars Hill – Late draft or free agent. Active player who has good awareness. Will throw his body around to make a play. Good ball skills. Physical player who supports the run. Good ball instincts. Quick to read and react. Box type safety. Can’t be isolated with speed receivers. Understands the game. Smart heady player who should contribute on special teams. #7 Will Hall QB North Alabama – Not a prospect, lacks height/weight/ and speed for position. Lacks arm strength. Great intangibles. Harlon Hill winner. #58 Dan Holland IB Mansfield – Camp player, lacks height/weight/ and speed for position. Good instincts. Active, will be one of last cuts. Good downhill player. Short arms. #6 Eric Houle KO Saginaw Valley State – Not a prospect, lacks leg strength. #98 Khanis Hubbard OB Catawba – Late draft or free agent. Active player that finishes play. Will finish long and short pursuit. Likes to play game. Will have to play up if he’s going to make it on the next level. Should contribute on special teams. Needs work on all techniques. #10 Jamel Jackson DC Catawba – Camp player. Fringe prospect that is active. Will lay out for ball. Up quick on run support. Good hands. Had an interception in game. Needs work on all techniques and mechanics. Raw prospect. #76 Silas Johnson OT Hillsdale – Camp player. Struggles with edge speed. May have to go inside to guard. Big hands but average arm length. Needs tech and mech work. #14 Scott Mackey FS Grand Valley State – Camp player. Has fringe speed for position. All position specifics are average. #99 Anthony Maddox DT Delta State – No Show. See Blue/Gray game. #83 Cesare Manning WR Indianapolis – Camp player with inconsistent hands. Has long arms and big hands for position. #5 Ruvell Martin WR Saginaw Valley State – Late Draft or priority free agent. Slot type receiver that has the size and measurables. He doesn’t trust his hands. He cradles several catches and double catches others. Big target who can make the overhead catch. Huge hands and long arms. Good developmental project. Has some good blocks during game. Needs tech and mech work. #17 Glenn Martinez WR Saginaw Valley State – Free agent with average hand strength. Has inconsistent hands. Raw receiver who needs technique work. #51 Matt McCoy OT Ferris State – No Show

#15 John Newberry PT Central Arkansas – Not a prospect, lacks leg strength. #11 Jason Ocean OB Livingstone – Not a prospect, lacks height/weight/speed for position. #1 Eric Plant WR Virginia State – Free agent. Has quick feet in and out of break. Undersized receiver with speed. #63 William Ricks OC Slippery Rock – Not a prospect, lacks height and strength for position. #52 Dedrick Roper DE Northwood – Free agent. 3-4 rush end or project outside linebacker. Active player who has all the raw skills and speed for position. #75 Darrick Sanders OT Arkansas Monticello – Camp player. Has the size, arm length, and hand size. Has slow feet. Gets too high and can’t anchor cut blocker. He needs to improve foot quickness and game awareness. #8 Ed Smith IB Fairmont State – Not a prospect. Lacks height/weight/speed for position. #90 Derrick Spencer DT Fayetteville State – Free agent. Observed in practice. Did not play in game – has heel spurs. #4 Erreick Stewart QB Cheyney State – Not a prospect. Lacks arms strength and accuracy. Aims ball. Attended 3 different colleges. #48 Bejey Thomas FS Bloomsburg – Free agent with questionable speed. Returns punts. Needs mechanic and technique work. #80 Landon Trusty TE Central Arkansas – Free agent, possible offensive line projection. Slender lower body, however. Cradle catcher. Plays high because he is so tall. Needs to bend his knees to get under his blocks. #73 Joe Valvoda OC Edinboro – Not a prospect, slow feet. Lacks height and needs reps – lacks awareness. #82 Kevin Wolcott WR Tusculum – Camp player. Doesn’t play to timed speed. Had 92 catches in 2003. Good sized receiver that needs technique and mechanic work. Had a drop during game. Better than average hands in practice. #99 Troy Bowers DT Clarion – Not a prospect, lacks height/weight/speed/strength/ and arm length for position. #9 Montoya Brown RB Ouachita Baptist – Camp type running back with good speed.

#51 Andrew Wagstrom OT South Dakota State – Free agent. Has average athletic ability with a good use of hands. Looked rusty early but projects to an offensive guard. Good mirror and slide. Worked to finish. Needs technique and mechanic work. #66 James Parham OG Texas A&M Kingsville – Not a prospect, plays high with no knee bend. Waist bender on pass protection. Doesn’t move feet.

Cactus Bowl - West *Note fast times – wind gusts were 10-20 miles per hour. The players ran only one way – with the wind. #69 Dusty Apocotos PK Cal-Davis – Not a prospect, lacks leg strength. #11 Phillip Boggs QB Midwestern State – Not a prospect, lacks arm strength but does have some mobility. #98 Derick Crawford DE Texas A&M-Commerce – Camp player. Has long arms. Active in game. #4 Romar Crenshaw WR Southeastern Oklahoma – Free agent, possible late draft because of speed. Has inconsistent hands at best. Will drop routine passes, cradles ball, drops deep passes, struggles to adjust to deep ball. May have focus and concentration problems. Returns kickoffs and punts. Undersized receiver with rare speed. #99 Tommy Edwards DE Arkansas Tech – Not a prospect. Lacks height/weight/speed for position. #8 Ejiro Evero DC Cal-Davis – Late draft, priority free agent. Has good size, speed, and smarts for position. Will struggle with matchups against big receivers. Raw skills. Needs mechanic and technique work. #5 Colby Freeman QB Abilene Christian – Camp player/free agent type. Has accuracy problems. Runner, not a passer, very average arm strength. #43 Josh Gassen OB South Dakota – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed. #90 Roderick Green DE Central Missouri – Draft late. I could see a team taking a chance in the 4th or 5th round. Has rare edge speed. Sudden initial quickness. Did not play in game because of pull in 40’s. Pulled right quad. Will need reps and extra learning time. Classic 3-4 rush linebacker. Explodes off ball. Played in Las Vegas Classic. Relentless to ball. #13 Keith Heckendorf QB St. Cloud State – Camp player. Has below average size for position. He struggled with accuracy in practice. #31 Marvin Jackson DC Chadron State – No show. Played in Blue/Gray Game and Las Vegas game. #50 Andrew Kaczor OC St. Cloud State – Not a prospect. Lacks foot quickness and agility. #28 Justin Kammrad RB Nebraska-Omaha – Not a prospect. One speed guy.

#20 Ryan Krause WR Nebraska-Omaha – Free agent. Big receiver that also played in the Blue/Gray game. Big target over middle. Did not run 40’s – left groin strain. Lacks quickness in and out of break. Struggles to separate from defensive backs. #37 Jason Lee FS Texas A&M-Kingsville – Not a prospect. Undersized player that will need reps. #2 Moses Lewis WR Central Washington – Free agent. Did not run due to right quad strain. Did not play in game.Played in Las Vegas Classic. #68 Britt Lively OT Abilene Christian – Camp player. Big wide body. Plays high. Needs to bend his knees and drop his butt. Probably should move inside to guard. Short area player. Short arms. Will need reps. #17 Rod Malone RB North Dakota State – Not a prospect. Lacks speed. #80 Eric McDowell DE Missouri Western – Camp player at best. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position. Was the game’s MVP because of production. He was productive in college. He had 15 sacks and 24 tackles for loss. Will have to be a project outside linebacker. Has a knack and timing for making the big play. He had 2 sacks, a caused fumble and was disruptive the whole game. Good college player. High motor and relentless to QB. #7 Demeco Moore IB Mesa State – Camp player, short linebacker who can run and has long arms and big hands. Will need reps.Played in Las Vegas Classic. #3 Eddie Moten DC Texas A&M-Kingsville – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position. #37 Ben Naumen SS Augustana (SD) – No show – groin injury. Played in Blue/Gray Game. #76 Ben Olson OT North Dakota – Free agent. Left knee MCL strain. Did not run. Former hockey player. Good wall off and position blocker. Smart. Long arms. Plays tall. Inconsistent knee bender. OK mirror and slide. Right tackle and guard prospect. #56 Kevin Palmer OC Texas A&M-Kingsville – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position. #22 Tyler Paul RB Emporia State – Not a prospect. Lacks size and strength for position. #93 Joe Peters DT Concordia (MN) – Not a prospect. Lacks strength and speed for position.

#21 Brandon Pinderhughe DC Nebraska-Omaha - Camp player. Has the measurables for the position of corner or safety. Played more safety in game and in college. Did nothing special in game or in practice. #1 Darryl Ridley DC Northwest Missouri – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position. #89 Jake Roberts WR Central Washington – Camp player at best. Can’t run or separate from DB. Good size receiver. Can’t get off bump or press coverage. #46 Cable Rohloff OB Northern Colorado – Did not play – flu. #9 Brad Satran WR Western Oregon – Camp player at best. Lacks speed. Pulled quad on first run. #38 Joe Smith PK Central Washington – Not a prospect. Lacks NFL leg strength. #94 Mark Stephen DT Pittsburg State – Camp player. Aggressive. Gets upfield push. Quick first step. Good effort. Must beat you with his first step. #88 Devon Steward TE Arkansas-Monticello – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position. #63 Tyler Strong OG Fort Hays State – Not a prospect. Lacks height, strength, and athletic ability. #64 Ben Studer OT South Dakota State – Free agent. Did not run – left knee scope. Plays high. Gets up on toes. Wall off position blocker. Long arms. Not a natural knee bender. #6 Pierre Thomas FS Missouri Western – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position. #72 Kent Turner OG Tarleton State – Not a prospect. Lacks strength for position. #75 Forest Vance OG Cal-Davis – Free agent. Needs more upper and lower body strength. Smart. Looks more comfortable inside at guard. Has good athletic ability. Slides his feet. Played in Las Vegas Classic. #97 Mike Walker TE Minnesota-Morris – Free agent. Good size and speed for position. Frame to get bigger. Good athletic ability. H-back type that is raw in every phase of his game. Will need reps. Short arms for position. Has better than average hands. #44 Jared Williams IB Texas A&M-Commerce – Free agent. Short arms. May project as a fullback.

#47 Jared Ziemke OB Minnesota State-Mankato – Camp player. Smart linebacker who has played in the secondary. Understands coverages. Lacks finish speed. #37 Michael Sheppard FS North Dakota State – Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight, and speed for position.

Gridiron Classic - North #4 Matt Kegel QB Washington State – Free agent. Inconsistent accuracy. Low delivery point. Gets balls batted down. Had been injured. Looks rusty. #5 Maurice Brown WR Iowa – Late draft. Has been hampered by an ankle injury and was not sharp in practice. Has size and run after catch ability. Attitude will have to be checked. #6 Sam Massey DC Morgan State – Late draft. Was impressive in practice. Big defensive back that breaks up on balls in front of him. Good pluck on interception. Closed and caught Carthon 54 yards down the field. Impressive speed for a big defensive back. 6002, 194. #7 Nathan Chandler QB Iowa – Priority free agent. Drops ball down when he throws. Guns slant pass in there. Ball to backs are high at times. Big QB that has ability to scramble for positive yards. Side steps rush. Mechanical in drop back and set up. #9 Zach Norton DC Cincinnati – Free agent. Up quick on support. Willing tackler. Forces play. Active player that lacks tackling strength. Cover corner only. #10 Steve Azar PK Northern Illinois – Camp player. Lacks leg strength on kickoffs 65/3.59, 65/3.40 (distance and hang times). Kicked off from 30 yard line. #11 Marc Jackson S Illinois – Free agent. Question speed. Cutter as a blocker. Roll cuts ball carrier. Flashes ability to hit active player that needs technique work. #19 Jim Sorgi QB Wisconsin – Free agent. Has an injury history when he plays and was injured in the game. Tore tendon on finger of left hand. Tall and skinny. Throws a wobbly ball. Generally a high release. #20 Rod Bryant DC Idaho – Draft 6th/7th round. Good effort and hustle. Good tackler. Could track and trail receivers. Was in position to make a play because of effort. 6002, 188. Plays with good knee bend. Good hands. #22 Mark Estelle DC Utah State – Camp player because of speed. Lacks size. Doesn’t play with reported speed. 5087, 177. Needs work on all mechanics and techniques of position. #23 Brett Hudson S Arizona State – Draft 4th/5th round. 6017, 223. Big safety. Had an interception for TD in game. May end up being a nickel linebacker because of size. Not a fluid safety. Has some stiffness. Will need work on ability to adjust to receiver routes. Not fluid in turns. Average burst out of turn. Average in transition.

#24 Eli Ward S Minnesota – Priority free agent. Good hitter that fills the running lanes. Was beat in man to man coverage by #86 Gary. Will throw his body around. Works through traffic to make play. Good tackler. Strong safety. 5110, 209. #25 Mark Graham S Buffalo – Free agent. Has above average ball skills and is smooth in transition. Will wrap up tackle. Smart player is in right place at right time. Plays free safety. 5116, 198. #28 TJ Hollowell OB Nebraska – Late draft/free agent. Undersized linebacker that will contribute on special teams. Must be used in certain types of schemes. 6002, 228. #33 Brandon Miree RB Pittsburgh – Priority free agent. Lacks speed. Hands were inconsistent. Injured a hamstring in the first half. Is a one speed plowhorse with no burst. #34 Troy Fleming RB Tennessee – Draft 3rd/4th round. Patient runner. Runs with his shoulders square to the LOS. One back set or tail back. Not a fullback. Lacks the size and girth for a FB. Has good hands. Productive on special teams. Was the best player in the Gridiron game. Can separate from linebackers. Good running instincts. Quick stop and start. Has a burst. Shifty back that delivers blow when he runs. Patient runner that reads his blocks and cuts off of them. Can make the low ball catch. Explosive back that runs with vision and power. Had a burst around the corner in game. Struggled to adjust to swing pass thrown behind him. 6000, 226. #40 Doug Easlick FB Virginia Tech – Priority free agent, physical player as a lead blocker, catches ball in hands but not a natural catcher. Good adjust to the ball. Has overall body tightness. His role is that of a blocker. Not a shifty back. Effective at blocking corner support. #42 Carey Davis FB Illinois – Camp/free agent. Inconsistent hands. Was injured most of season at Illinois. He was rusty. Can adjust and block corner support on run. Will cut block as needed. #45 Jeff Mack LB Wisconsin – Priority free agent that lacks speed. Quick to break up on ball in front of him. Plays on special teams and made a tackle on the kickoff team. Was a productive player in game. #48 Grant Bowman DT Michigan – Free agent. Undersized (6003, 297) try hard guy that is limited athletically. Struggled to get off blocks. Got wired to blocker. Will finish play. Good effort and motor. #49 Deryck Toles LB Penn State – Late draft if he clears medical. Undersized high motor linebacker that plays outside linebacker and contributes on special teams. 6000, 221.

#54 Paul Harker OG Michigan State – Late draft. Wall off position blocker. Has some upper and lower body stiffness. High in his pulls. Limited athlete. Holds and grabs a lot. Robotic in movement. #55 Greg Taplin DE Michigan State – Late draft. Edge rusher. Disruptive player. Situation pass rusher that gets on the edge of a tackle and sprints upfield to QB. He is not a run player at this point. He gets driven or walled off when playing the run. Good effort on pass rush. Got some push on #77 Darilek at times. 6044, 253. Long arms 33 5/8” and big hands 10 1/8”. #56 Carl Diggs LB Michigan – Late draft/free agent. Will get stuck on blockers. Needs to protect his legs and shed blocks quicker. Assignment oriented linebacker. Question instincts at times. Did not make any tackles in game. #58 Kevin Worthy LB Iowa – Free agent. Long snapper and linebacker. Long snapped in practice and games between .69 and .73 at 14 yards. #60 Todd Ghilani OC Northern Illinois – Camp player. Wall off position blocker. Tied up #92 Duckett as did all centers. Drops his hands down in pass pro. Does shot gun snap. Limited athlete. #61 Nick Romeo OC Syracuse – Free agent. Undersized short area center. Short legs. Locked up #92 Duckett but couldn’t put a hand on #99 Spencer Johnson. Romeo struggles at handling speed and quickness. Box area player. #65 Joe Tate OG Michigan State – Late draft. Slow motor, slow twitch guy. Not a space player. Plays high. Question awareness because he was downfield on a pass block. High on pulls and goes to ground. He flounders, is awkward in his movement and plays tall. Struggles to anchor. Generally used his hands good in pass pro. #67 Nick Newton OT Washington – Free agent. Soft build. Plays high. Inconsistent to move feet. Can’t handle speed and quickness. Slow to redirect. Gets bulled and driven back by #98 Robert Pollard. No anchor. #70 Matt Morgan OT Pittsburgh – Free agent. Slow feet. Awkward and slow off ball. Beat by #93 Womble on bull rush inside. Was beaten by #90 Emmanuel on an outside rush. Pusher – not a popper. Below average finish and sustain in pass pro. #72 Josh Parrish OT Washington State – Late draft. Played with injured ankle most of 2003. Physical mauler type player. Question football awareness and smarts. Inconsistent foot movement. Did not finish and sustain his blocks consistently. 6056, 334, 33 ½” arms, 10 ½ “ hands. Plays with a good base. #73 Marko Cavka OT Sacramento State – Late draft. Has a lot to learn technique and mechanic-wise but has the raw material. Maintains a good base. Gets beat off edge because of technique. Effective mirror and slide on pass protection. Punched #55

(Vaughn – Clemson) to ground and walled off Pollard effectively. Was a battler in one on ones. #74 Anthony Herrera OG Tennessee – No grade. Injured at the start of one on ones the first day. Ankle that he injured in bowl game. #78 Jeffrey Ruffin DT Illinois – Camp player. 6030, 311. Inconsistent to fight pressure. Will get some upfield push at times. Below average athlete that gets stuck on blocks. Plays high and gets rolled out or walled off. #79 Derrick Strong DE Illinois – Free agent/late draft as a project. 6036, 270, 35 ½” arms, 10 ¾” hands. Has the measurables but not the production. Struggled to get off blocks. Lacked 1st step quickness. #80 Carlos Francis WR Texas Tech – Draft 4th/5th round. Undersized speedy receiver. Good adjust to deep ball. Understands the passing game. Has sprinter speed. Can make the overhead catch. Good deep vision. Returned kickoffs in bowl game. Gives a good effort to block. #81 Romby Bryant WR Tulsa – Late draft. Inconsistent hands. Question balance at times. Body catcher. Double catches several balls. Will run through the ball at times which is impressive. Has speed but doesn’t always show. #82 John Skaggs PT Navy – Not a prospect. Most of hang times were under 4.00. Best punt in practice or game was 45 yards with 4.20 hang time. #84 Keith Willis TE Virginia Tech – Draft 5th round. Impressive in practice and game. Big tight end that can find the open holes in defense. Hand catcher. Caught as many passes in game as he did his senior year. Can pluck and snatch ball. Good adjust to bad passes. Must work to bend knees while blocking too high at times. Walled off #98. Needs to work on ball security after catch. #85 Sean Ryan TE Boston College – Free agent. Lacks speed. Role in offense was blocking. No run after catch. Limited athlete that may make a team as a blocker. #87 Kendrick Mosley WR Western Michigan – Priority free agent/late draft – depends on speed. Good sized receiver with inconsistent hands. Ran by #5 Hutchins on deep route and made catch. Dropped wide open post route. Generally a hand catcher that can pluck the ball. Returned punts in game. Second all-time leading receiver at Western Michigan. #88 Kevin Youngblood WR Clemson – Draft late round. Big target, 6042, 215. Long arms 34 1/8”. Possession receiver that lacks big speed. Slot receiver that is athletic and can jump. Needs work in his route running. #90 Cedric Hilliard DT Notre Dame – Draft late. 6016, 306, big hands 10 3/8”. Good effort in the one on ones – beat Herrera twice and beat Romero twice. Has average lateral

movement. Plays high at times. Better than average athletic ability. Inconsistent hand use. Will finish play. Gets wired to blocker at times. #93 Ronald Jones DE Southern Mississippi – Draft late. Flashed during practice and game. Inconsistent player that can make plays at times. Not special in his effort. Had a sack in the game. 6031, 283, 34 ½” arms, 10” hands. #94 Norman Heuer DT Michigan – Free agent. Inside push guy. Uses the bull rush almost every time in pass rush game or practice. Needs to develop other moves. #95 Khreem Smith DE Oklahoma State – Free agent. Edge pass rusher. Gets buried by blockers in running game. Out of control on rush at times. Flashes some edge quickness. Had a sack in the game. Loses concentration – jumps offside. Jamaican.

Gridiron Classic - South #1 Robert Kent QB Jackson State – Priority free agent. Has good athletic ability. Throws off back foot. Makes plays with his feet. Needs fundamental technique work. #2 Bruce Perry RB Maryland – 4th round. Shifty back that can shake linebackers in open field. Hits hole quickly. Has a burst around the corner. Explosive speed with good running skills and instincts. Has an injury history. Explosive back with flashes of Charlie Garner. Can laterally hop step through hole. Good vision with a nose for goal line. Impressive as a sophomore. #3 Billy Bennett PK Georgia – Camp player. Left footed field goal kicker that lacks leg strength for kickoffs. 60/3.55, 50/3.73. (Distance and hang times) #4 JR Reed S South Florida – Draft 5th round. Physical player that is a good hitter. Returns kickoffs. Cut tackler at times. Good on special teams coverage. Throws body around (Blaine Bishop). 5104, 203. Aggressive player that is above average in coverage. #5 Von Hutchins DC Mississippi – Draft 5th/6th round. Beat deep but came back and made a good play on deep ball. Inconsistent tackler. Has the speed to run down WR. Has some good athletic ability and foot quickness. 5093, 187. #7 Jammal Lord QB Nebraska – Camp, fringe prospect as an athlete. Inconsistent passer. Makes his living running. Needs technique and mechanic work as a pro QB. Passes lack accuracy. Question decisions. Wind up motion to pass. Will need work to understand pass coverages. #11 Scott McBrien QB Maryland – Draft late. Left handed QB. Rhythm passer. Has good presence. Delivers ball on time. Pure passer. Has good feet. 6002, 188. Fringe size. Polished QB that understands the game. Throws the ball through lanes. Side arm delivery. Good adjust to pressure. Good leadership. Gator Bowl and Peach Bowl MVP. Sharp passer. #13 Scott Verhalen PT East Texas Baptist – Free agent. Puts the ball inside five yard line at times. 39/3.51, 28/4.11, 30/4.45 (distance and hang times). Inconsistent in practice. 6014, 207. #22 James McGill S Kansas State – Camp player. Passes hoof test but is lazy in practice. Plays too high. Inconsistent on ability to read and react. May be a better athlete than player. 6020, 224. #23 Michael Waddell DC North Carolina – Draft late. Outstanding speed. Can stick his foot in the ground and drive on the ball. Can contribute as a rover guy or returner on special teams. Lets blocks set up on kick off returns. Has a burst. 5105, 184.

#27 Michael Harden DC Missouri – Priority free agent. Has good footwork. Good cover guy in practice. Will compete. Active. Stays on his feet. Good coverage on fade routes. Can make the open field tackle. Always around the ball. Speed is the question. Draftable if he can run. 5112, 194. #28 Jonas Rutledge DC SMU – Free agent. 5097, 185. Loses matchups to big receivers. Lacks deep speed. Francis (Texas Tech) blew past him. Beat on post corner route. Will throw his body around as a tackler. Short arms. #29 Kendall Edwards DC Fresno State – Draft late. 5101, 197. Returns kickoffs. Comes up on support for a big hit. Has a family. Is hungry to play. Had knee surgery early in 2003. Athletic and physical cornerback. May be a cover two corner or a safety. Knee must be checked. #33 Ran Carthon RB Florida – Draft 5th/6th round. Strong lower body. Lacks finish speed. Has good balance and patience. Good inside vision and running ability. Runs with pads over his toes. Lowers shoulder to run through tackler. Hard runner. Good spin move. Breaks tackles. 5114, 217. #34 Michael Crawford S Virginia Tech – Free agent. Cut tackler. Inconsistent in coverage skills both with man to man and zone. Out of control as a tackler. Beat for TD by tight end in practice. 5107, 207. Tackle on special teams. #40 JaMaine Billups SS Iowa State – Late draft/free agent. Active tackler that is physical. Shorter than ideal. Will contribute on special teams. Will struggle if isolated in coverage with big receiver. Tough on run support. Needs work on man to man technique. Jason Belser type. 5095, 201. Former running back. #42 Zach Abron FB Missouri – Draft late. One back set guy. Not a fullback. Slows to cut. Played on special teams in game and covered punts. Big back with some cutting ability. Hits ball up inside. Good cutback vision. #44 Luke Lawton FB McNeese State – Draft 6th/7th round. Role in offense is blocking. Can block big or small. Good blocker. Should contribute as a long snapper and special teams player on coverage teams. Can hook or kickout defensive ends. Scrappy player. Can adjust to block corner support. Scored a TD in the game. #45 Robert Reynolds LB Ohio State – Draft 6th/7th round. Good reaction to deflected ball for interception. Got depth on zone pass drops. Active player that fills running lanes. Also long snaps. Kentucky high school player of the year. #48 Jeremiah Garrison LB South Carolina – Late draft/priority free agent. Hitter. Active player. Physical player. Can run and cover in man to man coverage. Will fill gaps and wrap tackle. 6003, 232.

#49 Leon Joe LB Maryland – Draft late. Active sideline to sideline player. Inconsistent wrap tackler. Question instincts and football intelligence. If he sees the ball he can run to it. Athletic linebacker with speed. Not a reactive player. 6007, 232. #52 Jason Clark LB Mississippi State – Draft 6th/7th round. On coverage he has a tendency to lock on to QB instead of looking ball-receiver. Instinctive player that plays down hill. Active. Appears to have average speed. 6012, 241. #55 Khaleed Vaughn DE Clemson – Free agent. Pressures QB. Has some first step quickness. Beat #68 off edge. 6043, 271.Athletic, late round free agent developmental player. Needs to work on all techniques and mechanics to shed blockers. #56 Maurice Jones LB South Florida – Draft 5th/6th rounds. Natural knee bender. Will take bad angles to ball at times. Inconsistent player that can look very good or very mediocre. Can work through traffic and make play. Good sized athletic, active player. #65 Scott Jackson OC BYU – Free agent. Lacks anchor. Gets driven back. Slow to recover in pass protection. Waist bender. Good help to his guards on pass protection. #67 Jake Scott OC Idaho – Draft 4th round. May be used as a blocking tight end. Former walk on. Four year starter at Idaho. Sustains block of linebackers on second level. Good wall off and position blocker. Locks on and finishes block. Played in Las Vegas Bowl. #69 Bryce Bishop OG Ohio State – Free agent. Plays high with no knee bend. Lacks effort to finish and sustain blocks. Pusher not a popper. #70 Mark Pera OT Auburn – Free agent. Better on down blocks and blocking with angles. Position, wall off blocker. Struggles with edge speed. Overextends on both run and pass blocks at times. Retreats too fast on pass protection. Needs fundamental technique work. #72 Rob Droege OT Missouri – Draft late. Intensity seems to be turned on and off. Looks off balance and awkward at times. Gets beat off edge at times. Gets turned. Gave up sack in game. Wall off position blocker. Inconsistent to move feet. Made some inopportune penalties – lack of concentration? Aggressive on second level. Good blocks on #55 and #93. #73 Kurt Sigler OG Easter Washington – Free agent. Struggles to anchor. Gets too high and loses knee bend. Locks out and uses hands. Works to finish. Good mirror and slide. Big improvement over Blue/Gray game. He stills needs mechanic and technique work. #75 William Henry OT Clemson – Free agent. 6037, 292. Wall off position blocker. Has good feet and maintains his base. Locks out on defender. Worked to sustain blocks in pass protection. Flashed some good punch. Works defender around QB with mirror and slide.

#77 Trez Darilek OT Texas-El Paso – Draft 4th round. 6044, 301. Good lateral quickness. Physical player. Good foot quickness and athletic ability. Good effort downfield. Can sit down in pass pro and play with knee bend. Manhandled #95 Kheem Smith. #78 Calvin McDonald OG New Mexico – Free agent. Plays high. Lacks anchor. Got driven back into QB by #98. Has below average foot quickness and athletic ability. Position and wall off blocker that stops his feet. #80 Kevin Beard WR Miami – Free agent. Question speed. Catches the low hard pass. Easily rerouted by physical corners. Understands coverages. Average quicks off ball. Struggles to release against zone. Flashes some quickness out of breaks. Struggles to separate vs. fast corners. Can adjust to bad passes. Possession receiver. #81 Carlos Perez WR Florida – Free agent. Can make the low ball catch. Possession receiver. Struggles to get off bump coverage. Good hands. Understands the passing game. No run after catch ability. 5117, 208. #84 Kelvin Kight WR Florida – Late draft 6th/7th round. Good hands. Has some run after catch ability. Was the Gators leading receiver. 5114, 208. Could be drafted higher if he runs good times. Flashes some initial quickness, good ball reactions, and adjustment to ball. #85 Michael Johnson WR Georgia – Late draft/priority free agent. Big receiver that will reach and extend for the ball. Can make the over shoulder catch. Flashes some burst out of cuts. Lacks big speed. 6025, 225. Slot or 3rd receiver. #86 Damien Gary WR Georgia – Priority free agent. Returns punts, good hands. Can make the overhead catch. Has a quick upfield burst on punt returns. Productive. Has sure consistent hands. Has a knack to be a solid return man. #87 Allen Suber WR Bethune-Cookman – Free agent. Quick upfield burst after catch. Came to the games as an athlete. Developmental receiver. 5090, 183. #88 Jason Rader TE Marshall – Priority free agent. Gets high as a blocker. Inconsistent knee bend. Can catch ball control passes. Doesn’t get movement on block but stalemates defender. Inconsistent to finish block. Will overextend and go to ground at times. Some mirror and slide ability. Plays on special teams (punt). #89 Bobby Blizzard TE North Carolina – Late draft. Good hands. Can pluck ball. Works to sustain block. Hand catcher and position wall off blocker. Has some size and can run. Needs to play more physical. #90 Kevin Emanuel DE Florida State – Draft 5th/6th round. Quick arm over beat #67. Locks out to protect his legs. Was productive in game. Plays good on his feet. Hustles to

ball. Finishes play. Good shed. He doesn’t stay blocked. Will try to escape. Uses multiple moves. 6037, 253, 33 1/8” arms, 10” hands. #92 Damane Duckett DT East Carolina – Late draft 6th/7th round. Plays high and loses power. Needs to work on bending his knees. Does get some push up middle because of size. Maybe he needs to bulk up and just occupy two blockers and press the pocket. #93 Jeff Womble DT Florida State – Free agent. Inconsistent to play low. Thick lower body. 6011, 316. Long arms 33 1/8”, soft, big gut. Flash guy. A possible rotate guy. #96 Darrell Lee DE Florida – Free agent. 6035, 271. Long arms 35 ½”. Pressures QB off the edge. More athlete than football player. Has the measurables. Lacks strength vs. the run. Low motor. Slow twitch guy. #97 Kory Klein DT Oklahoma – Free agent. 6015, 280. Fights pressure. Gets stuck on block. Lacks girth to hold ground inside. Short arms -30 ½”. #98 Robert Pollard DE TCU – Draft 5th/6th round. Active player with his hit and spin move. Good job of keeping his hands inside blockers hands. Effective on bull rush and playing with leverage. Will get swallowed up on line of scrimmage. Effective on cut backs. Good hitter. #99 Spencer Johnson DT Auburn – Draft 4th round. Good effort and ability to press the pocket. Especially effective if he plays on the edge of a blocker. Outstanding at working through traffic and making the play. Plays like a linebacker at DT. Can skate up and down the line of scrimmage. Quick to shed and get in on play. Good change of directions. Could be a swing guy like Brandon Whiting. Could play inside or outside. Consistent steady player.

Hula Bowl – Green Team Casey Bramlet Wyoming – QB, 6031, 227, Free agent type. Did not play – surfboard injury. Ken Taronamiki Waseda (Japan) – QB, 6002, 188, Not a prospect. Ryan Schneider Central Florida – QB, 6011, 235, Draft late. Got most of the work in game with Bramlet’s injury and Taronamiki’s inexperience. Good accuracy short and medium. Had a good block on reverse. Holds ball too long at times. Faster than he looks on scrambles. Fred Russell Iowa – RB, 5067, 189, Priority free agent/may get drafted late. Undersized running back. Good vision and sudden quicks on cut back. Dynamic and diminutive. Has a big time burst and acceleration. Darter than can make defender miss. Not hard to bring down once you make contact. Productive runner. Can be elusive. MVP in Hula Bowl game. Hands are questionable. Returns kickoffs. Zone stretch runner. Bounces to tacklers. Has a burst around the corner. Quickness and speed. East/west quickness. Travis Wilson Kansas State – FB, 6025, 240, Draft 4th/5th round. Good lead blocker. Can get corner support down. Has the strength and athletic ability to block big (DT, DE) or linebackers, corners, and safeties. Straight line runner that will body catch ball in flat. Road grader. Contact player. Makes key blocks at point of attack. Effective in line or on perimeter. Will contribute on special teams. Wing on field goal or PATs. Jason Wright Northwestern – RB, 5100, 210, Draft 5th/6th round. Quick into hole. Has good lower body strength. Runs with power. Has outstanding hands for position. Short strider that can shake a tackler. A utility type player – can be a wide receiver, running back, and return specialist (kickoffs). Going to medical school. Blake Elliott St. John’s (MN) – WR, 5116, 207, not a prospect. Can’t separate from defensive backs. Lacks speed. Sammy Moore Washington State – WR 5100, 199, Draft 5th/6th round. Built like a running back. Effective on reverses and in punt returns. Has excellent speed. Can out run angles. Hands are a bit inconsistent. Can make the overhead one-handed catch. Runs under routes. Has the ability to slip tacklers. Shinnya Otani Kansai (Japan) – WR, 5052, 135, Not a prospect. Lacks height, weight and speed. Chris Pittman Colorado State – WR, 5116, 192, Can pluck the ball with his hands. Also returns punts. John Standeford Purdue – WR, 6027, 195, Priority free agent. Possession receiver with good hands. Can’t separate from defenders long or short. Catches in a crowd. Had a

tackle on the kickoff team. Will body and cradle catch as needed. Productive system receiver that lacks quickness in and out of breaks. Average blocker. Covers on special teams. Kendrick Starling San Jose State – WR, 6001, 177, Draft 4th/5th round. Good hands. Good blocker downfield. Comes back to the ball. Has speed and an upfield burst. Can reach and extend away from his body for the ball. Plucker. Needs more strength. Returns kickoffs. Should contribute on special teams. Careless with ball at times. Needs ball security. Ben Hartsock Ohio State – TE, 6033, 256, Draft 3rd round. Outstanding second level blocker. Physical on down blocks. Catches the ball in his hands. Smart, heady player that understands his position and the game. Can adjust block on the move. Keeps his hands inside frame and controls defender. Can seal the edge. Compete package receiver and blocker. Ben Moa Utah – TE, 6013, 250, Free agent. Wall off position blocker. H-back type that has good hands and athletic ability. Can pluck the ball. Fringe size tight end. Can adjust to ball thrown behind him. Will layout for the low ball catch. One speed guy with no burst. Keith Willis Virginia Tech – TE, 6051, 256, Draft 5th/6th round. Position wall off blocker that is a good blocker on the second level. Good blocker with underrated hands. Has the speed to get down the seam. Will need to keep knees bent on blocks because he is high cut. Made a tackle as DE late in game. Underused at VA Tech. May be sleeper of the draft. Todd Backert Washington – OC, 6031, 301, Free agent. Helps inside as a center. Needs to improve hand use. Wall off position blocker. Plays high and loses knee bend at times. Gets driven back. Gets beat inside. Will lock on and use hands in drive block. Overextends and lunges. Good initial step but no finish. Not a space player. Gets a stalemate but no movement. Brendan Darby San Diego State – OT, 6057, 295, Camp at best. Plays high. Loses knee bend. High on pulls and fold blocks. Hops in pass pro. Doesn’t slide his feet. Couldn’t block #98 Lee from Florida. Struggles with edge speed. Can position and wall off at times. Holds a lot and doesn’t move feet. Tim Faiaita Arizona State – OG, 5116, 312, Free agent. Very short for a OG. Can sit down in pass protection. Aggressive player with a good use of hands. Locks out and walls off defender. Plays with leverage. Can anchor. Good punch. Has good balance and plays square to the line of scrimmage. Gets push on defender. Moves his feet. Norm Katnick USC – OC, 6037, 272, Free agent. Undersized center that lacks strength. Good football intelligence and awareness. Played both guard and center in game. Can’t

anchor bull rush. Will overextend and go to ground. Is crafty and creative to make up for his size. Jason Lenzmeier New Mexico – OT, 6040, 299, Free agent. High on pulls. Tackles DT on pull. Lacks knee bend and strength to anchor. Waist bender. Doesn’t move his feet. Goes to the ground in space. Drops his head in pass protection. Awkward and flounders in movement. Gets driven back. Josh Parrish Washington State – OG, 6053, 334, Draft 6th/7th round. Mauler. Physical player that is good initially but doesn’t finish. Will drop head on pass protection at times. Has some good punch and push at times. Will lock out on pass pro. Gets hands inside but is inconsistent to move feet. Big wide body that tries to muscle you and loses technique. Football intelligence is in question. Nick Seitz Kentucky – OC, 6043, 297, Free agent. Too tall for a center. Plays high and gets driven back. Stops legs on contact. Does both shotgun and conventional snap. Below average foot quickness. Walls off and positions defender. Gets beat off edge. Lacks foot quickness and technique. Sean Souza Utah – OT, 6040, 306, Not a prospect. Below average balance. Gets beat inside. Awkward in movement. Can’t redirect or recover. Non-athlete that drops his head in pass protection. Below average to move his feet. Cut blocker. Lacks technique and mechanics. Can’t handle edge speed. Grabber. Couldn’t block #49 Ball or #93 Nyenhuis. Houston Ala Hawaii – DE, 5116, 244, Camp player. Small undersized edge rusher that got stuck on blocks. Good effort to ball. Goes to the whistle. Has some edge quickness. Good lateral quickness. Has a quick 1st step. A camp 3-4 rush end. Brett Beard Southeastern (LA) – DT, 6024, 291, Free agent. Gets inside push and presses the pocket. Bull rusher. Isaac Brown Washington State – OB/DE, 6017, 227, Free agent. Project to outside linebacker. Plays the game on his feet. Athletic. Question hands. He dropped an interception as an outside backer. Has edge speed. Makes plays. Undersized even as an edge rusher. Can get swallowed up by big offensive tackles. Brian Howard Idaho – DT/DE, 6025, 285, Late draft/priority free agent. Good effort to the ball. Quick into gap. Good initial quickness. Gets bounced around at times. Fights double team on line of scrimmage. Appears tight as a defensive end. Question strength at times. Omar Nazel USC – DE, 6037, Quick and athletic. Has an upfield burst. Takes good pursuit angles. Will finish long and short pursuit. He’s a chase player from the backside. Better on plays away than on plays at him. Disruptive player. Gets hurries or pressures. Gets stuck on block at times and walled off. Needs to use more moves.

David Renteria New Mexico – DT, 6017, 293, Free agent. Jeremiah Williams Washington State – DT, 6035, 291, Camp player. Has the strength to push the pocket. Picks his spots. Motor isn’t always running. Will loaf after ball carrier at times. Can be a one gap push the pocket player. Maurice Jones South Florida – LB, 6003, 241, Draft 5th/6th round. Athletic linebacker that can run. Good lateral speed. Can work through traffic. Downhill player. Susceptible to cut blocks. Takes himself out of plays at times. Instincts are in question. Inconsistent wrap up tackler. May be more athlete than football player. Caleb Miller Arkansas – LB, 6027, 214, Draft 5th/6th round. Active. Good downhill player. Lines up in a blitzing stance with right foot up. Not parallel. Flashed some edge speed when lined up outside. Good lateral quickness. Good speed. Quick to read and react. Should contribute on special teams. Had a tackle on kickoff team. Fills the gaps. Will face up. Lacks bulk. Justin Riley Ball State – LB, 6012, 245, Physical player. Melvin Simmons USC – LB, 6004, 232, Draft late/priority free agent. Active undersized linebacker. Put hand down as an edge rusher at times. Above average openfield tackler. Fills running lanes quickly. Must play in a covered up scheme when he can run to ball. Should contribute on special teams. Good athletic ability. Will compete. Joseph Siofele Arizona – LB, 6005, 244, Not a prospect. Plays high without leverage. made a tackle on kickoff team. Gets caught in traffic. Will take bad angles to ball. Below average tackler. Gets his legs cut. Marcell Almond USC – DC, 5115, 203, Draft 5th/6th round. Good sized corner. He had an excellent layout interception in the game. Has good acceleration to run down Thurman across field. Nickel corner that may be an ascending player. Should contribute on special teams. Had a tackle on the kickoff team. Good athlete. Will compete. Yuji Aoki Kinnki (Japan) – DC, 5106, 178, Not a prospect. Tony Bua Arkansas – SS, 5107, 206, Draft late. Good hitter, active player. Will contribute on special teams. High motor, explosive player that is out of control at times. Will hit you high, low, and everywhere in between. Will need work on coverages both man to man and zone techniques. Average ball skills. Erik Coleman Washington State – FS, 5100, 200, Draft 5th/6th round. Hitter. Active on special teams. Made a tackle on the kickoff. Good awareness. Had a tackle on a reverse and a fake punt. Good openfield tackler. Up quickly on support. Quick to read and react. Throws his body around. Rarely out of control. Good football player.

Jabari Greer Tennessee – DC, 5097, 175, Late draft. Active player. Generally a good tackler despite size. Smaller than ideal. May be a nickel corner. Willing to support run. Has courage, will compete. Quick to plant and drive on ball. Will contribute on special teams coverage and kickoff returns. Gerald Jones San Jose State – S, 5113, 192, Priority free agent. Active, hitter. Can stick his foot in the ground and drive to ball. Good openfield tackler. Speed is question mark. Had an interception game. Should contribute on special teams. Mark Jones Tennessee – WR/DC, 5086, 178, Draft late. Will compete. Good athlete that can play on either side of ball and contribute on special teams. Has good leaping ability. Has good concentration and focus as a receiver. Hand catcher – has good hands. Will layout for ball. Has some shake. Returns punts and kickoffs. Good speed and burst. Sam Massey Morgan State – DC, 5117, 193, Draft late or priority free agent. Good break on ball in front of him. Had an interception in the game. Up quickly on run support. Willing hitter. Press corner or safety that has limited responsibilities. Good athletic ability. Note: measured 6002, 194 at Gridiron Classic. Good read and react but instincts are a question. Needs technique and mechanic work. Should contribute on special teams. Hyrum Peters Hawaii – DC, 5076, 186, Not a prospect. Had a tackle on the punt team. Undersized corner. BJ Sander Ohio State – PT, 6030, 219, Draft 6th/7th round. Big punter. Explodes into ball. Has good leg strength. Consistent during game. Mechanics are consistent. Good hands to handle a poor snap. Has kicked under pressure. Can pooch punt. Punts in game (distance and hang times): 53/4.66, 40/4.84, 41/4.06, 50/4.46, 45/4.54. Steve Uzar Northern Illinois – PK, 5070, 189, Camp player. Lacks leg strength on kickoffs. Line drives. Lacks hang time. Kickoffs in game (distance and hand times): 55/3.74, 60/3.34. He kicked a 19 yard field goal. Other kickoffs charted were 65/3.89, 68/3.72, 65/3.74. Has kicked a 52 yard field goal in competition.

Hula Bowl – White Team Luke McCown Louisiana Tech – QB, 6034, 201, Free agent. Telegraphs passes. Stays locked on to target. Made bad decisions. Appeared rattled in game. Played in shot gun in college. Accuracy and timing off in Hula Bowl. Scrambled for positive yards at times but is not a runner. Jeff Smoker Michigan State – QB, 6024, 224, Draft late. Good football intelligence. Throws a tight pass. Accuracy and timing was off in game. Generally has good accuracy if he has the time. Decisions are a question mark. Will throw across his body at times. Has a quick release and better than average arm strength. Better on short and medium passes. Zach Abron Missouri – RB, 5085, 238, Draft late. Physical back that can catch the ball. Has good tackle to tackle vision. Hits hole with strength. A power type back that is straight line. One back set back. Appears to be a little tight and bound up. Had 1155 yards at Missouri. Rashad Armstrong Baylor – RB, 5062, 195, Not a prospect. Undersized back. Larry Croom UNLV – RB, 5092, 210, Free agent. Played in three all-star games. Returned punts in Hula Bowl. Lacks finish speed. Has some elusiveness. Third down back. Smooth runner with inconsistent hands to catch ball. Has good running instincts and vision. Adam Matthews Northern Colorado – RB, 5097, 203, Free agent. Limited exposure. Follows and cuts off blocks. Finish speed in question. Blocking unknown. Jyun Nitta Waseda (Japan) – RB, 5097, 175, Not a prospect. Jeremiah Cockheran Hawaii – WR, 6001, 185, Draft. Good hands to pluck the ball. Can make the low ball catch. Will lay out for the ball. Will drop the ball at times due to concentration. Lane Danielsen Iowa State – WR, 5116, 196, Priority free agent. Good hands. Will contribute on special teams as a coverage player. Will layout for the ball. Good field awareness. Good adjust to ball. Possession type receiver. DJ Hackett Colorado – WR, 6021, 199, Draft 5th/6th round. Good sized target. Lays out for ball. Maurice Mann Nevada – WR, 6010, 178, Draft 4th/5th round. Plucks with hands. Has a quick burst up the field after catch. Will lay out for the ball. Will compete. Has finish speed.

Andrae Thurman Southern Oregon – WR, 5107, 186, Draft late. Explosive receiver after catch. Has a burst. Returns kickoffs. Many times had to wait on deep ball. Has good hands and receiving skills. Transferred from Arizona. Wesley Welker Texas Tech – WR/RS, 5082, 191, Draft late/priority free agent. Undersized receiver, return man that has outstanding hands. Tough kid. Good balance. Runs the bubble screen like it was made for him. North-south runner. Jeff Dugan Maryland – TE, 6035, 260, Draft 5th/6th round. Has good hands. Role in offense is blocker. Good job walling off and finishing blocks. Catches the ball in his hands. Good field awareness. Dominated #55 Nazel. Good blocks on kickoff return. Has speed to get down seam or run across formation. John Paul Foschi Georgia Tech – TE, 6032, 268, Draft 5th/6th round. Played fullback and H-back in game. Good mirror and slide. Wall off blocker. Moves his feet. Can make the low ball catch and get up the field. Physical tight end. Runs strong after catch. Hand catcher. Lamar Bryant Maryland – OG, 6031, 315, Draft 6th/7th round. Not smooth in fold block. Went to ground after contact. Beat by #94 for a sack. Plays too high. Inconsistent anchor. Gets driven back by bull rush. Takes bad angles to second level. Flashes good punch. Aggressive at times. Inconsistent in every part of his game. Eric Dumas Maryland – OT, 6045, 316, Free agent. Average initially but no follow through. Drops head on pass protection. Does not finish blocks. Struggles to recover and redirect. Plays high. Doesn’t play strong. Rex Hadnot Houston – OC, 6010, 333, Draft 5th/6th round. Powerful lower body. Can redirect and bury defensive tackles. Locks out and runs his feet. Physical player with a good punch. Manhandled #95 Williams. Explosive player that can get to second level. Good footwork. Must be a center or guard. Lacks ideal height. William Henry Clemson – OT, 6040, 297, Late draft/priority free agent. When he gets high he gets bounced around. Wall off position blocker. Will work to finish block at times. Has some recover and redirect quickness and ability. Has athletic ability. Dominated #55 Nazel at times. Shows good footwork and punch at times. Many inconsistencies in his game but shows some ability. Slides his feet. Good base. Has good foot quickness. Offensive guard possibility. Carlos Joseph Miami – OT, 6051, 305, Draft 3rd round. Gives ground too fast on pass pro. Footwork is not smooth. Hop steps in pass pro. Plays high and clamps DT. Gets hands outside frame too often. When he plays high he gets bulled and driven back. Jesse Keaulana-Kamaker Kansas State – OG, 6010, 276, Not a prospect. Lacks size and strength. No anchor. Flashes some punch and finish. Played before hometown crowd.

Mark Moroz Wake Forest – OT, 6030, 289, Free agent. Must play inside. Lacks the foot quickness to handle edge speed. Plays high. Doesn’t play with strength. Loses leverage. Takes bad angles to second level. Not smooth in footwork. Players that line up inside or outside of him kill him with edge speed. Can’t handle double moves. Hugh Reilly Georgia Tech – OC, 6034, 293, Draft late/priority free agent. Good football awareness. Helps inside. Will lock out and position defender. Struggles to anchor at times. Will get driven back. #95 Williams. He will compete. Will push defender by pile. Will leak through and take good angles to 2nd level. AJ Ricker Missouri – OC, 6026, 296, Priority free agent. Good football awareness. Look for someone to block. Good initially but overextends and goes to ground at times. Good use of hands. Position blocker. Will get movement at times. Average footwork. Matt Ball UCLA – DE, 6056, 283, Free agent. Good lateral quickness. Had a half sack in game. Caused 2 hurries. Hustled downfield on pursuit and made a tackle. Got walled off inside. Derek Kennard Nevada – DT, 5111, 289, Free agent. Gets stuck on the line of scrimmage. Question instincts. He loses the ball. Gives effort to ball once he sees it. Gets manhandled at times because of size. Must be a move, one gap type player. Gets walled off because of size. Can’t get off a block. Darrell Lee Florida – DE, 6031, 265, Priority free agent. Has quick first step off of edge. Can slip block at times. Can close quickly down line of scrimmage. Beat #79 Darby for a sack. Will get stuck on blocker at times. Ran over #63 Souza. Has some separation quickness. Gabe Nyenhuis Colorado – DE, 6030, 267, Draft 5th/6th round. Played right defensive end. Beat #63 regularly off the edge. Good effort player. Plays low and with leverage. pushes blocker back on pass pro. Was active in game. Lance Samuseva Hawaii – DT, 5100, 285, Camp player/not a prospect. Below average first step quickness. Gets stuck on line of scrimmage. Gives effort and push to QB. Undersized. David Tautof UCLA – DE, 6015, 252, Not a prospect. Stuck on block. Can’t separate from defender. One speed, one move player. Lacks strength. Undersized try hard guy. Number was #99 in game. Eric Alexander LSU – OB, 6022, 223, Draft late. Undersized. Active outside linebacker. Will contribute on special teams. Can run with backs and tight ends. High motor pleyr. Must play in a covered up scheme.

Colby Bockwoldt BYU – OB, 6010, 229, Draft late. Undersized. Was very active in game. Good tackler in space. Quick to shed blocker. Was effective on special teams coverage. Good effort player. Josh Buhl Kansas State – OB, 5111, 196, Free agent. Undersized player that is very active but will be susceptible to injury. He did injure a shoulder in game. Has sideline to sideline range. Gino Capone Penn State – IB, 6007, 235, Free agent. Not a good tackler. Takes bad angles. Below average reaction quickness and speed for position. Active and makes plays down the field. Has been a personal protector on punt and can’t anchor. Gets driven back. Marchello Graddy Air Force – OB, 5113, 226, Not a prospect. Below average separation quickness. Gets hung up on block. Lacks speed. Waits on tackle doesn’t attack ball carrier. Sean Tufts Colorado – IB, 6037, 238, Draft 5th/6th round. Quick to break up on ball in front of him. Average to ward off and shed blockers. Better tackle to tackle run player. Needs technique work on pass coverage. Roc Alexander Washington – DC, 5106, 186, Draft 3rd/4th round. Cover corner. Can run and track receiver. Has speed to come off the edge on stunts. Returns kickoffs. Will contribute on special teams. Has courage. Will hit on support. Curtis Deloatch North Carolina A&T – SS, 6017, 206, Draft late. Big safety that ran down Iowa’s Russell from behind. May be a press corner candidate. Flashes good skills in secondary. Quick to break up passes. Will need to fine tune techniques. Naoki Hiro-Oka Kyoto (Japan) – DC, 5117, 184, Not a prospect. Limited exposure. Jack Hunt LSU – SS, 5117, 186, Priority free agent. Aggressive and active player. Good hitter. Comes in to clean up play. Will contribute on special teams. Solid run player. Good tackler. Better in zone than man to man. Michael Jolivette Arizona – DC, No show. Medford Moorer Colorado – FS, 6011, 192, Late draft/free agent. Active. Inconsistent tackler. Better in a confined area. Runs to the ball. Will hit. Many times he is a clean up tackler. Aggressive player that will throw his body. Average deep speed. One speed player that lacks deep burst. Sean Weston Texas A&M – DC, 5084, 183, Draft 5th/6th round. Good plant and drive. Small cover cornerback that has been an inconsistent tackler. Has good playing awareness. Has quick feet and the ability to maintain a cushion. Good body control and balance. Will be outmanned in matchups with big receivers.

Denard Wilson Maryland – DC, 5095, 192, Free agent. Yaacov Yisrael Penn State – SS, 5107, 191, Draft late. Good hitter. Question hands. Dropped a sure interception. Scott Verhalen East Texas Baptist – PT, 6006, 207, Camp player, not a prospect. Inconsistent drops during game. Leg strength average to below average. Needs to get the ball off quicker. Ability under pressure unknown. Distance and hang times in game: 35/4.14, 40/4.24, 36/4.10. Nick Browne TCU – PK, 5086, 165, Camp player. Average leg strength for a camp kicker. Kickoff was 45/3.99. Adam Johnson Buffalo – LS, Long snapper.

Las Vegas Classic - East #1 Robert Kent QB Jackson State – Late round developmental prospect. Buggy whip delivery. He throws behind the receivers. Needs mechanic and technique work. Good athletic ability. Raw in all skills. Good mobility. Will force ball into coverage. Good set up quickness. He generally played in shot gun in college. Has a good feel for the pocket. Has a live arm. Better in medium to short routes. Played in Blue/Gray game. #2 Matt Cherry WR Akron – Did not show. #3 DaShaun Morris WR Delaware State – Free agent. Good hands. Laid out for the ball. Showed great effort in practice. Needs technique and mechanic work in every phase of his game. Seemed to be a willing learner. #4 Tony Tiller DC East Tennessee State – Late draft. Scrappy defensive back that has good playing awareness. Foot quickness. Can adjust to receiver routes. Takes good angles on run support. Has good ball reactions. Wrap tackler. Willing to support the run. Tough. #5 Tim Manning WR Jackson State – Free agent, had inconsistent hands in practice and the game. Has deceptive speed. Struggled at times vs. press coverage. Question ball reactions because of drops. Loss of concentration. Did catch 2 slants in game. Inconsistent adjust to flight of ball. #6 Vegas Robinson LB Virginia Tech – Late/priority free agent. Shorter than ideal with fringe speed for the position. Has average lateral movement and instincts. Made 2 tackles in the game. Needs to protect legs better. #7 Jeff Krohn QB Massachusetts – Not a prospect. Lacks arm strength. Forced ball into coverage. Below average set up and release. Lacked anticipation and timing with receivers. Lacked zip on his passes. Not a run threat. #8 Asad Abdul-Khaliq QB Minnesota – Priority free agent. Good mobility. Threw the ball accurately in game though his receiver dropped his ball. Was not consistently accurate in practice. Played the least in the game but had the best showing of the quarterbacks. Brad Banks/Iowa type of quarterback. Can avoid the pass rush with good escapability. Has average arm strength. #9 Ricky Bryant WR Hofstra – Camp player. Undersized receiver with inconsistent hands in practice. Had one drop in game. Adjusted well to ball in flight. #10 Allen Suber WR Bethune-Cookman – Camp player at best. Was added to the roster as an athlete. He ended up playing wide receiver. Good athletic ability. Played QB at Bethune-Cookman. Showed good hands in drills but short armed ball going over middle in game. Will need to learn all receiver mechanics and techniques.

#11 Levy Brown DC Florida A&M – Camp free agent that is undersized for corner. Returns punts. Had no where to run in game. Was a wrap up willing tackler. Had average ball skills and speed. Will need reps. Limited range. Has soft hands. #12 Brandon Hefflin DC Toledo – Free agent. Played well in practice and in game but his lack of speed showed up when he was penalized for face guarding. He has good ball reactions. Played ball in air. Played aggressive on special teams. Can jump. Has playing awareness and better than average foot quickness. Cover corner if faster. Generally stayed with the West receivers. Average height. #13 Ricky Ricks WR South Carolina – Not a prospect. Big receiver that can’t separate from defensive backs. #15 Scott McMullen QB Ohio State – Not a prospect. Non starter, inconsistent accuracy. Consistently throws into coverage. Most of throws were high and inaccurate. Below average field awareness. #16 Rayshun Reed DC Troy State – Priority free agent. Aggressive physical corner. Willing on support. Shorter than ideal. Throws body around. Too small for a safety. All skills are average to below average. Played in the Blue/Gray game. #18 Randee Drew DC Northern Illinois – Free agent/draft late. Feisty, competitive corner that has size match up problems. Quick to read and react. Good athletic ability and timing. Instinctive. Good foot quickness and ability to adjust to routes. Fluid reactions to receiver. Tough but needs help to bring down big WR and TEs. Played in the Blue/Gray game. #24 Dexter Reid FS North Carolina – 5th/6th round. Active tweener type. Not big enough for safety or fast enough for a corner. Aggressive tackler. Has playing awareness. Has a burst and can close on receiver. Willing on run support. #25 Joey Harris RB Purdue – Priority free agent. Did not play fall 2003 – ineligible. Showed good balance and flashed a burst. Bender/weaver type runner that can make defenders miss at times. Dropped some balls but overall game was rusty. Has some speed. Weighed in at 214. Generally has good hands. Had a fumble in practice. #27 Ryan Aiello SS Wisconsin – Camp player. Injured early in game – broke finger on kickoff. Good instincts and playing awareness. Below average back pedal quickness and turning ability. Not a m/m safety. Zone safety with limited range. #28 Quentin Womack SS Kentucky Wesleyan –Camp player. Struggles to close on ball. Raw in all safety skills and mechanics. Came up quick on support. Was willing. Filled gap on goalline. Has some size and toughness. Will need numerous reps. #29 Octavius Bond DC Grambling – Not a prospect. Lacks speed. Not eventful in practice or game. Just a guy.

#32 Muhammad Abdulqaadir RB Southern Illinois – Camp player, undersized, quick. Lacks finish speed. Good lateral quickness. Bounces ball outside. Can make defenders miss. Durability will be a question. Good vision, instinctive runner. Elusive. #35 Matthew Zielinski DT Duke – Priority free agent/late draft. Competes. Thick lower body. Well built upper body. Physically looks like a nose tackle. Good lateral quickness. Good arm length. Draws a lot of double teams and gets rolled out. Good effort in pursuit and finishes play strong. Penetrator. Effective if given one gap responsibility. Quick. Pressures inside and gets push. Will make a team. Tough kid. Must shed better. #36 Clifford Johnson FS Morgan State – Late draft. Physical player. Made big hits in practice and in game. Has strong safety size. May be a “box” safety. Runs through tackle-impressive. Needs work on foot and ball skills. Has the raw material. Good speed for 6005, 216. Physical presence. Will need repetitions. #41 Robert Peace LB Tennessee - Draft late. Instinctive player that plays square to the line of scrimmage. Better than average lateral movement. Good use of hands. Effective tackler. Will wrap. Has pass awareness. Better in zone than m/m. good ball reactions. #42 Duron Croson RB Fort Valley State – Free agent, good sized back with big hands. More of a body catcher. Needs mechanic and technique work in all phases of game. Has average speed for position. More of a power back. #43 Grant Steen OB/LS Iowa – Free agent. Instinctive, average lateral quickness. Good use of hands to shed blockers. Good tackler, good space tackler and pass awareness. Not a m/m cover linebacker. Good route recognition in zone coverage. Not real fluid or fast. Can’t run. May make a team as a long and short snapper if he improves. Rusty in practice. #44 Luke Lawton FB McNeese State – Late draft. Good blocker that can catch the ball. Tough and effective, can adjust on run to target. Blocks physical inside, outside on pass protection. Durable. Has physical stamina and endurance. Straight line runner. Can adjust to poorly thrown balls. Has good playing speed. Will contribute as a long snapper and on special teams. #45 Maurice Sonnier OB Louisiana-Monroe – Lacks information. Not enough in practice or game to evaluate. #47 Jonathan Clark PT Virginia Union – Camp player, 6051, 258. Junior college transfer. All-America TE and punter. Has leg strength. Big man with raw skills. Did a good job of fielding ball on low snaps. He was all over the place on distance and hang in the game, but launched a few in practice. #51 Antonio Crow OB Louisiana Tech – Priority free agent, shorter than ideal for position-under 6 foot but was all over the field in practice and in the game. Good open

field tackler. Quick to read and react. Good instincts – saw screen and was waiting for pass. Good coverage on special teams and made tackle. Has good sideline to sideline speed. #52 Steve Baggs OB Bethune-Cookman – Free agent. May be a medical although trainers said there is nothing wrong with his ankles to keep him from playing. His ankles look like rubber. Good effort player. Did not stand out as much as he did in Blue/Gray game. #54 Scott Smith DE Maryland – Priority free agent. Good measurables at 6037, 247 with 34 ½” arms and 10 ¼” hands. Smart player. Was injured at Maryland. Gave good effort in practice. Stuck on blocks at times during 1 on 1. Skills and techniques were rusty but flashed ability. Hicks/Kansas City? #55 Brandon Calton DT East Tennessee State – Late draft. Good effort to ball. Finishes the play, usually double teamed. Fights pressure and gets some inside push. Won 3 out of 4 one on ones in practice. Good initial quicks and lateral movement. Plays under pads. Average hand use and shed. Instinctive player. Good tackler that is an inside edge player with some power. Played in the Blue/Gray game. Try hard guy. #60 Chavis Smith OC/OG Tennessee – Free agent. Undersized offensive guard that can also play center. Average initial quickness. Plays a little high with little knee bend. Not an explosive player. Generally maintains contact. Wall off position blocker. Loses anchor vs. power rush when he gets too high. #61 David Costlow OC Penn State – Not a prospect. Lacks HWS and strength. Below average athletic ability that lacks ability in space. Limited on what he can do in different blocking schemes. Lacks strength and size to anchor against the power rush. Lacks quicks to block edge guy. #62 Chris Harvey LS/OC Miami – Free agent. Good snapper .72 - .75. Long snapper only. May contribute in camp as a center. Limited athletic ability. Appears to pick up ball on snap. Plays high. #64 Courtney Morgan OG Michigan – Free agent. Wall off position blocker. Gets driven back when he doesn’t bend his knees. Has no anchor. Lacks quickness to block the edge speed rush. Takes good angles to 2nd level and cut linebackers. Better when he uses angles to down block. Short but has good arm length and hand size. #66 Constantine Ritzman DE Tennessee – Late draft. Outstanding initial quickness. Just learning to play the game. Loses his feet going around corner at times. High motor, good effort player. Has long arms and big hands. Sudden inside moves. Will double move tackle. Situation pass rusher. Won his practice one on one attempts. Beat Morgan and Downey.

#71 Matt McCoy OT Ferris State – Has not practiced for 3 days. Could not evaluate. Looks good on the hoof. #72 Khiawatha Downey OT Indiana (PA) – Free agent. Transfer from Pittsburgh. Will have to be moved inside to OG. He is short for a tackle at 6033. Low motor guy. Lacks finish and sustain. Doesn’t know how to play game. Below average redirect quickness. Late reacting. Inconsistent to move feet. Driven back and beaten inside by #44 Savage. Plays high and loses anchor. Poor angles to 2nd level. Can’t handle double move DE. Average arm length. #74 Erik Faasen OT Toledo – Free agent. Wide body. Wall off position blocker that plays high. Waist bender in pass pro. Doesn’t move his feet. Below average initial quickness. Slow on cut off blocks. Has long arms 34 ½” and big hands 10”. Smart, gives effort. Limited athlete. 6085, 348. #75 Bo Lacy OT Arkansas – Late draft. Should move inside to OG. Emergency tackle. Good initial quickness. Finished block on pull. Wall off position blocker. Struggled with edge speed. When he loses knee bend he gets too high and can be leveraged by DE. Average plus on arm length. #76 Branden Hall OT Troy State – Free agent. Struggles with edge speed. Wall off position blocker. Drops head on pass protection. Inconsistent mirror and slide on pass pro. Plays high with no finish. Clamps you and holds outside frame. Rarely keeps hands inside. Below average hand quickness. Played in Blue/Gray game. #77 Darrick Sanders OT Arkansas-Monticello – Not a prospect. Has the size and raw materials. He cannot sit down and anchor. Gets too high and gets driven back. Couldn’t block McConnell in one on one drills. Lacks foot quickness. Struggled in every phase of his game. Played very little in game. Did finish his pull block. #78 Augie Hoffman OG Boston College – Free agent. Waist bender. He doesn’t move his feet. Can’t handle edge speed. Gets leveraged and driven back. Gets run over by bull rush. No anchor. #79 Gregorgy Walker OT Clemson – Late draft/free agent developmental. Inconsistent player. At times he can sit down and anchor. Other times he has technique and mechanic breakdowns. Struggled with edge speed. Gets up on toes in pass pro. I’ve seen him play so high he gets put on his back. Wall off position blocker. When he gets on a block he stays with it. Can run a rusher up the field. Big man with long arms. #80 Omar Jenkins WR Notre Dame – Free agent. Disappointing. Lacks speed. For a guy that played at a high profile program, he didn’t practice the way he was coached. Waited on balls. Didn’t come back to it. Has good size and big hands. Made a nice low ball catch in practice. Was not a good week for him.

#81 Mark Gallik WR Carroll College – Camp player. Was on the West team. Moved to the East. Small undersized receiver with good quickness and speed. Caught the ball in his hands. #82 Sean McHugh TE Penn State – Late draft. Can snatch and pluck ball. Practice standout catching ball. Good speed. Good frame to get bigger. Played fullback at Penn sTate. His future is that of a TE. Runs hard after he catches ball. Good run after catch. Worked to finish blocks. Good block on 2nd level. Every once in a while he’ll drop an easy wide open pass. Generally has good hands. Will lay out or catch low ball. Cradles ball at times. #83 Kyle Acker TE Salisbury State – Free agent. Had a catch in the game. Was there but didn’t show up in practice. Was victim of too many players on team. #84 Chris Chatman WR Midwestern State – Camp tight end. Huge wide receiver. Inconsistent hands. Dropped several routine balls in practice. Should be a TE at 6041, 246. Has the frame to get bigger. Needs to improve his blocking. #85 Aaron Hosack WR Minnesota – Priority free agent. Drew Bennett? Catches everything. Big target, 6052, 208. Long arms 34 ½”. Will lay out for the ball. Good hands. Suction cups. Good effort to block downfield. Can catch in a crowd. Hand catcher. Long strider. Not explosive off line. Slot receiver. Not for every team. Good concentration. #88 Devon Stewart WR Arkansas-Monticello – Not a prospect. Was a productive TE in college. Too small to be a TE. Lacks skills to be a WR. Dropped the ball running a reverse in game. Short arms and small hands. #89 Nate Lawrie TE Yale – Free agent, good hands. Good adjust to ball. Feisty blocker. Lacks strength and speed. Question balance because of small slender legs. Smart, good size target. #92 Bryan Williams DT Alcorn State – Free agent. Low motor. Plays high. Flashes quick arm over. Made a tackle laterally on the LOS. Effort left a lot to be desired. Looks the part at 6051, 317 and 34 ½” arms. Doesn’t play low with knee bend. Blockers were always under him. Bo Lacy manhandled him in one on one drills. Not reactive. Below average initial quicks. No leverage. Needs mechanic and technique work on hands one game. No moves, stands tall and pushes. #93 KT Stovall DE Appalachian State – Free agent. Undersized but explosive defensive end. 3-4 outside rush linebacker. Has good first step quickness. He had 2 sacks and several pressures in game. He beat #74 Scott for a sack. Scott may be their best lineman. Has strong hands. Must beat you with his first move. Struggles against the run. Will use quick inside move.

#96 Ken Veal DT Georgia – Late draft/priority free agent. Undersized. Good effort player with short arms. Always drew a double team. Pushed the pocket. When he got high he got driven by #74 Scott. Made an excellent play on the LOS when he shed #63 and made a tackle for no gain. Explosive on bull rush at times. Has a tougher time with players his size. #99 Cal Colas DE Virginia Tech – Free agent. Undersized. Knows how to leverage OT’s and gets them on skates at times. Must project to an outside linebacker. He must beat you with his first move. Small player that must be in a special scheme.

Las Vegas Classic - West #1 Sloan Thomas WR Texas – 4th/5th round draft. Good initial quickness and route runner. Good patterns showing quickness into and out of cuts. Sharp cuts. Could separate from these defenders in practice. Was the most polished receiver at the Las Vegas Classic. Good adjust to deep ball. Can make the overhead catch. Generally a hand catcher but will cradle at times. Will go into middle. #3 David Mikell RB Boise State – Priority free agent. Small running back with good vision. Fumbled a toss sweep in the game. Cutback runner with good running instincts. Catches the ball in his hands. Has quickness to the hole. Undersized for being an effective blocker. Should do well in a camp if he holds up because he understands passing game. #4 Andrico Hines QB Middle Tennessee – Camp player. Throws better on the run. Mobile. Can avoid the rush. Will need repetitions to learn offense and read coverages. Not accurate in drop back. #5 Brandon Warfield RB Fresno State – Draft 6th/7th round. Compact build. Strong lower body. Keeps his legs driving on contact. Explosive through hole. Cut back runner with a burst. Not easy to tackle. Instinctive runner. Can make defenders miss. Has good hands and run after catch. Fights for every yard. Good vision. Runs strong and hard. Another Utah sleeper back? #6 Chris Pittman WR Colorado State – No show #7 Michael Hanley DC Murray State – Camp player. Played the deep ball in the air. Small undersized corner that will need repetitions. #8 Dwight Counter WR New Mexico – Not a prospect. Good sized receiver 6011, 193. Catches ball in his body. Lacks playing speed. #9 Brandon Ratcliff SS New Mexico – Not a prospect. 5111, 205. Will need repetitions. Marginal speed, awkward footwork. Watches QB in man to man coverage – not WR. #10 Moses Lewis WR Central Washington – Free agent, developmental player. Good sized receiver with big hands. Needs mechanic and technique work. Has raw speed. Runs upright. High in and out of break. Will lay out for ball. Did not separate from defensive backs. #11 Chance Harridge QB Air Force – Not a prospect. Small option QB that lacks HWS for position and arm strength. #12 Jason Fife QB Oregon – Free agent. Inconsistent short or long accuracy. His throws were all over the place in practice and game. High, low, behind receiver. Inconsistent the whole week. Has good size. Has some mobility to elude rush. Steps up in pocket.

Question poise in game situations. Judgement is questionable. Has a feel for the pocket. Average arm strength. #14 Drew Dunning K Washington State – Free agent. Kicked off from 30 yard line. NFL rules – ball went to 12 yard line. Tough to get hang time because of poor film. Just a guy in practice. Did not kickoff for Washington State. Lacks leg strength. Solid on field goals under 50 yards. #15 Ryan Flanigan QB UC-Davis – Not a prospect. Lacks arm strength and accuracy. Pushes the ball. Big QB that needs technique work. Ball dies on out routes. #16 Gilbert Rocha PT Cal Poly – Not a prospect. Lacks leg strength. Averaged 39.6 yards for year. Hang times in practice and games were not good. #17 Billy Strother OB New Mexico – Priority free agent. Undersized linebacker that was in on two tackles in the game. Athletic 5114, 233. He gets covered up because of size. He must play in a reduced scheme. A nickel linebacker. Gets beat by big tight ends in seam. #18 Patrick Crayton WR Northwest Oklahoma State – Late draft/priority free agent. 6001, 202. Came to game as an athlete and was placed at wide receiver. One of the best athletes on the team. Returned punts in game. Quick learner. Good athletic ability. Smooth athlete. #19 Courtney Anderson TE San Jose State – Late draft. Huge target. High cut, must work and bend his knees to stay low as a blocker. Good adjust to the ball. Has good hands. Effective on down blocks. Seals the corner. Doesn’t get many yards after catch. #20 Andre Raymond RB/RS Eastern Illinois – Free agent. 5103, 204. One speed running back that returns kickoffs and punts. Average quicks. Has vision and running instincts. Inside runner that has a burst to the hole. Not a power runner. Catches the ball well out of the backfield. Has good hands. #21 Wes Nurse FS Boise State – Not a prospect. Undersized free safety that didn’t get many repetitions in game or practice. Below average hands. #22 David Richardson DC Cal Poly – Draft 4th/5th round. Best defensive back in game. Suffocates receivers. Good playing awareness. Has good foot quickness. Has the ability to maintain cushion. Has a burst out of turn to close on receiver. Is smooth in transition. Good press ability in man to man coverage. Good ball awareness. Good ball reactions and range. Willing to run support. Good tackler. Effective tackler on special teams. Good timing. Raw. 6002, 193. Natural knee bender. #23 Jonas Rutledge DC SMU – Free agent. Undersized corner 5095, 181. Up quick on support. Willing tackler. Stuggles with matchups when paired with big receivers. Question speed.

#24 Marvin Jackson DC Chadron State – Free agent. Undersized corner or nickel back. Smooth in movement and transition. Needs mechanic and technique work. Good on special teams. Tackle on punt team – face up tackle. Played ball in air effectively. Played in Blue/Gray game. #25 Bryce McGill SS Fresno State – Free agent. Aggressive hitter. Willing on support. Was a safety that was moved to outside linebacker 5096, 211. Struggles in coverage against receivers. A box type safety that is not for everyone. Physical and has ability. #33 Derrick Cash SS Baylor – Not a prospect. Below average foot quickness and ability to adjust to routes. Made a tackle on punt team. Has long arms. Below average body control and balance. Limited range. Below average ball reactions. #34 Jermaine Green RB Washington State – Priority free agent. Good sized back 5102, 221. Was very good during first few days of practice but tailed off. Flashed a burst and ability to break tackles. Drops his shoulder and runs through tackles. North/south runner. Drives legs on contact. Quick into hole. Only thing that is consistent is his performance inconsistencies. Can make you miss. #36 Sidney Wiley FS New Mexico – Not a prospect. Small undersized safety. Got beat on double moves. #44 Josh Savage DE Utah – Draft 6th/7th round. High motor, great effort edge player. Good size 6040, 273 with big hands. During game he played a contain rush position. Can accelerate off block to QB. Gets a good inside push. Quick to close down line. Uses double moves. Plays hard every down. #45 Monte Coleman DE Air Force – Not a prospect. Undersized defensive end. #48 Cody Spencer IB North Texas – 6th/7th round. Active. Good instincts. Good lateral movement. Takes good angles on outside run. High motor, compete player with limited athletic ability. Try hard guy. Better in zone coverage but can run with most tight ends. Needs more depth in zone pass drops. Played in Blue/Gray game. #52 Matt McFadden OB Weber State – Not a prospect. 6011, 229. Below average athlete that has fringe speed. Good hustle on special teams. #55 Shane Lehmann OG UCLA – Not a prospect. Lacks anchor strength. 5114, 293. #56 DeMeco Moore IB Mesa State – Free agent. 5112, 237. Active. Downhill player that works through traffic effectively. Sideline to sideline player. Long arms and big hands. Tough kid. Played with more intensity in this game over the Cactus Bowl. #57 Levi Madarieta OB BYU – Free agent/late draft. 6016, 241. Was active on special teams and in game. Short arms to ward off blocks – 30 ½”. Flashed explosiveness on

contact. Made a tackle on kickoff team and punt team Had a nose for the ball. Good lateral movement. Effective and productive tackler. Could get more depth on pass drops. #63 Trevor Hutton OG Utah State – Not a prospect. Plays high. Scrappy at times. Can’t handle speed and quickness. Beat inside by #96. Lacks strength and athletic ability. Undersized. Someone may try him at center. #66 Toby Cecil OC Texas Tech – Priority free agent/late draft. Played mostly in shot gun in college. He will have to make the transition to stepping and snapping to quarterback. He got better as the week went on. Showed no anchor in one on ones but competed. Needs to get strength. Helps offensive guards. Good awareness. Good seal on down blocks. Walls middle linebacker. High on double team. #90 McConnel and #95 Save leveraged him back in team drills. Cecil did not look good but he was determined to get better and is a big compete guy. He was disappointing because he started 44 games. Crafty center that has size 6035, 294 and smarts. Big hands and short arms. #71 Lenny Vandermade OC USC – Free agent. Undersized 6020, 275. Physical player. Good on block back. Short arms. Was 2-2 in one on ones. Has good critical factors – quickness, leverage, recovery, reach and seal, sustain, linebacker adjust and pull. Will have problems with power rush and big guys on his nose at OC or OG. Limited growth potential. #72 Chris Rhodes OT Weber State – Free agent. Plays high. Was 2-2 in the one on ones but he held and got his hands outside the frame. Has the size for a tackle 6053, 312. Long arms 35” and big hands 10 ½”, but is limited by his athletic ability and functional strength. #73 Dominic Furio OC New Mexico – Free agent. Physical player that works to finish blocks. Aggressive. Effective at helping guards. Good awareness. Plays with a good pad level. Shorter than ideal 6017, 301. Has short arms 30 ¼”. #74 Jake Scott OT Idaho – 4th round. Best overall lineman in the Las Vegas Classic game. Excellent redirect. Smooth in his mirror and slide. Effective and smart on cut off angles to second level. Could play any position on the line. Seals the backside. Gets hands up quickly and inside defenders. Good in space. Good body control. Knee bends with good technique. Sudden movement on ball. Good quickness after start. Plays with a good base and leverage. Good balance. Has some uncoil explosiveness. Adjust and recovery is outstanding. Can position and turn defender. Maintains contact. Quick to position and seal off. Has the quickness to maintain contact. Adjusts to movement, finishes block. Good downfield effort. Follows through on short and long pull. Adjusts on run. Good hand use and quickness. Can sit and anchor on power rush. Stops push. Can take away speed rush and inside move. Smart, intelligent player. John Fina type. 6046, 280. He plays with leverage to compensate for lack of bulk. Eventual NFL starter at center or some spot along line. Big hands. Average arm length.

#75 Larry Kinnard OT Mt. Union – Not a prospect. Plays high. No anchor. Gets walked back into quarterback. Hops in pass pro. Gives up too much ground. Beat off edge. Lacks foot quickness. Best for sack off edge. Beaten in one on ones. #76 Forest Vance OT UC-Davis – Priority free agent. Must move inside to guard. Beat off edge for a sack. Wall off position blocker. Needs technique and mechanic work. Above average athlete that can position, wall off, and slide his feet. Can run DE by QB. Must get used to speed at higher level. Needs more anchor strength. Inconsistent finish and sustain. Needs better use of hands. #77 Nicholas Zuniga OG North Texas – Camp player. Struggles to block edge speed. Below average quickness. Lacks anchor strength. Works to mirror and slide his feet. Effort player with limited ability. Bends his knees. Scrappy, will work to finish block. Effective walling off players in this game. May have hope as a center only guy. Short man, short arms. #78 Thomas Herrion OG Utah – Draft 6th/7th round. Has all the tools but plays undisciplined at times. Will compete. Has the strength to stop a charge. Second best lineman after Jake Scott. Walls off and position defender. Effective on fold blocks and pulls but needs to be quicker. Stays on his feet. Can adjust. Strong. Completely overpowered DTs at times. Worked to finish and sustain. Slides his feet well at left tackle in game. Good initially but will lose his knee bend and gets too high at times. Always blocks or mauls somebody. Has brute strength. Not pretty but gets the job done. He manhandled #55 Calton in game. May need reps. He didn’t keep hands inside defenders in one on ones. Had some technique breakdowns. #79 Isaiah Ross OG Nevada-Reno – Camp player. Small area guy. Not a space player. Needs technique and mechanic work. Mauler. Physical player that gives effort. Overextends and goes to ground as a run blocker at times. Was beat for a sack by #35 Zelinski. Wall off position blocker. Struggles with edge speed. Shorter than ideal with short arms. Will compete. #80 Travon Magee TE Kansas State – Priority free agent. Huge tight end, 6047, 279 with long arms. Will need reps. Waist bender type blocker. Inconsistent to move feet. Plays high and without leverage as a blocker. Can pluck the ball. Developmental project. Looks the part. Needs mechanic and technique work in every phase of the game. Average speed. Slow twitch guy. #81 Clarence Moore WR Northern Arizona – Late draft. Status will depend on speed. Big smooth receiver. Laid out for several low ball catches. Can reach and extend for ball. Needs work on route running and nuances of receiver play but has raw skills. Slot type receiver, 6053, 200. Long arms 34 3/8”. Was a hand catcher in practice. Will compete for ball.

#83 Marque Davis WR Fresno State – Free agent. Undersized wide receiver that catches the ball in his hands. Quick in and out of cuts. Lacks deep speed. Medium and short area receiver. #84 David Relf WR UNLV – Not a prospect. Backup receiver at UNLV. Small receiver with limited skills. #86 Adam Stecker TE Air Force – Not a prospect. Waist bender as a blocker. Over extends and goes to ground as a run blocker. Dropped a seam pass in game. Double catches ball. Does not have good hands. #88 Malcolm Floyd WR Wyoming – Late draft/priority free agent. Big target, good adjust to ball. Can pluck and snatch ball with hands. Had a good week of practice. Did not see him in the game. 6044, 207. Has good speed. Has overall inconsistencies at times. #90 Aaron McConnell DT Pittsburg State - Late draft. Flashes explosiveness. High motor great effort player. Sudden quickness into gaps. Penetrator. Constantly pressured quarterbacks. Was downfield to cover punts. Fights double teams. Whipped #78 Hoffman like a rented mule. Will be effective in certain schemes. Short arms. Was 6-2 in one on ones. Good bull rush and leverage plays. #92 Vince Babin DE Tuskegee – Not a prospect. Lacks edge speed. Was stuck on blocks. Consistently walled off. Lacks strength to play run. #93 Roderick Green DE Central Missouri – 4th/5th round. Sudden situation pass rusher. Has a rare burst off edge. Quick upfield acceleration. Has no respect or regard for the run. Runs to ball. Disruptive player. Out of control at times. Gets dumb penalties. Will need numerous reps and player friendly defensive scheme that limits his responsibilities. Short arms. Will contribute on special teams. (Garry Stills, Kansas City). #95 Bryan Save DT Colorado State – Free agent. One gap player type that will fight double teams. Good pursuit angle. Not fast but gives effort. Pressured QB, beat #64 Morgan on a regular basis. Short arms. #96 Ifo Pili DT BYU – Priority free agent. Fights pressure upfield. Push the pocket type guy. Lacks long speed. Interior gap plugger. 6020, 331. Good arm length. Not real instinctive. Average initial quickness and lateral movement. Plays high, not real explosive. Power rusher. #99 Linnis Smith DE Texas A&M – Free agent. One speed player that lacks quickness. Low motor guy that doesn’t play with any technique. Has had flashes of ability in past but is inconsistent. 6033, 290, long arms. Looks the part. Boom – steps up game and play with his God-given ability or Bust – getting on with his life’s work. Ability when he plays warrants draftable grade, but inconsistencies are too great.

Senior Bowl Quarterbacks Philip Rivers North Carolina State – 6047, 226, 1st round. May be the top QB in draft. Top competitor. Buys time with his feet. He keeps the play alive. Good accuracy. Smart and a good leader. Took charge in practice. ACC player of the year. MVP in 4 bowl games. Gunned seam route in for TD. Excellent game manager with a quick release. Loves the game and plays like it. Makes good decisions. Smooth efficient rhythm passer. Made a great adjustment to receivers in game. His timing was on in practice and in the game. Excellent poise. Performed under game pressure. Good judgment and field vision. Clutch player that delivered big plays and displayed confidence. Defensive recognition was excellent. Pre snap reads took him to his receiver immediately. (Limited coverages made his job easy. He looked like a surgeon slicing up the secondary). Has a quick set up and release from center. Has good pocket presence and feel. Outstanding delivery quickness. Has a quick and live arm. Excellent anticipation and timing. Has has good eyes for the field. Has the arm strength to make all the throws to win games. Can stretch a secondary deep or make all the medium and short touch passes. Can put the ball through the window of defense. Can adjust throw and vary delivery. Both velocity and trajectory. Don’t worry about delivery – he shows you the baby. Has a lot of Brett Favre in him. Played in the shot gun in college. Made a good adjustment to take snap directly from under center. He gets the ball there in time. Has excellent ball placement. Has outstanding poise to wait until the last second and guns ball in there. Has outstanding field awareness and can shred a blitz. He demonstrates coverage and poise to throw the ball into tight spots. He does an excellent job of working the pocket when it is collapsing around him. He competes. Knows and understands the game. He gives the receivers a chance to run after catch by his accuracy and ball placement. Keep in mind Dan Marino’s delivery wasn’t pretty. J.P. Losman Tulane – 6022, 217, late 1st round. Quick set up. Good athletic ability. Has arm strength to make all the throws. Good mechanically although he throws across body at X. Can elude rush. Quick set up. Moves away from trouble. No wasted motion on his throws. Will hold ball too long at times. Can improve his anticipation. Cody Pickett Washington – 6033, 227, 3rd/4th round. Has good touch on short and medium passes. Good poise and is an effective runner. Has good velocity on his passes. Throws quick rhythm passes the best. Ball control passer. Has a quick release. Can adjust his throws according to looks. Good athlete that can make plays with his feet. Rusty in practice because of layoff. Matt Schaub Virginia – 6054, 237, 4th/5th round. Ball control passer. Has average arm strength. Accurate in short and medium pass routes. Throws into coverage despite his intelligence. He appears to make most of his mistakes when he’s heavily rushed. Has limited mobility. Most of success is with the short dink and dunk passes. Good on screens. Lacks long accuracy. Backup type quarterback.

John Navarre Michigan – 6053, 249, 4th/5th round. Accuracy off in bowl practices and game. System timing passer. Not real mobile. Will sidestep rush. Gets a lot of passes tipped because he drops the ball down on delivery. Better accuracy on short and medium passes. He hangs the deep ball. Streaky QB. Deadly when he gets hot. Will throw into coverage. Will compete. Big right handed QB. Inconsistent accuracy. Accuracy depends on timing. Is he Elvis Grbac or Todd Collins? Josh Harris Bowling Green – 6010, 235, late draft/free agent. System quarterback. Lacks accuracy in practice and game. Mobile. Has the ability to scramble for positive yards. Was effective and productive in their shot gun offense. Developmental type QB that has an average release. Question decisions. Tight Ends Ben Watson Georgia – 6033, 253, 1st/2nd round talent. Good athlete that works to maintain working contact. Good adjust to a poorly thrown pass. Catches the ball in his hands. Can beat man to man coverage. Good initial quickness. Can escape press. Has a downfield burst. Has quickness in and out of cuts. Can separate from defender. Good hands. Can catch in a crowd and has good run after catch. Has the speed to take it to the house. Chris Cooley Utah State – 6033, 257, 4th/5th round. Good route runner. Versatile TE, H-back, fullback. Can adjust block on run. Has frame to get bigger. Reminds me of Ken Dilger when he came out of Illinois. Speed is question mark (as it was with Dilger). Good hands. Long snapper. Average was in the low .75 range. Good coverage recognition. Quick in and out of cuts. Finds holes in void area. Crafty in and out of cuts to separate. Good ball reactions. Can adjust to bad pass. Soft hands. Can make the tough catch. Gets some RAC yards. Kris Wilson Pittsburgh – 6016, 246, Free agent. Undersized tight end that is not a big target. Hard for QB to see down the field. Screen off, wall off type blocker. Journeyman type TE (Luther Broughton). Average speed. Has inconsistent to separate from defender. Can track ball. Good concentration. Will reach and extend for ball. Can catch in crowd. Body catcher at times. Lacks overall size to be an effective blocker. Needs to improve ball security. Ronnie Ghent Louisville – 6023, 244, Free agent. Inconsistent hands. Lacks blocking strength. Tries to position and wall off defender. Receiver only type tight end that was not impressive in practice or the game. Running Backs

Greg Jones Florida State – 6013, 250, 1st round. Powerful running back. Bruising, punishing back. Big and strong. Runs through arm tackles. Good cutback vision. Brings power and strength to running game. Runs with chest over toes. Physical runner that runs with balance and effort. Knee may not be 100 percent. Needs to be checked. Wants to be a RB, not a fullback. Flashed some punishing blocks. Chiseled out of granite. Julius Jones Notre Dame – 5095, 208, 2nd round. Good vision and inside cutting ability. Has good hands. Physical back that makes defenders miss. Cut blocker on pass protection but will also stay in your face. Compact runner that returns kickoffs. Determined runner with good effort. Has an explosive burst around the corner. Strong runner with good cutting ability. Good hands to catch the balls out of backfield. Keeps legs driving on contact. Hits hole quickly. Dynamic player. Fights way through defense – he didn’t have a lot of running room. Can break tackles with speed and strength. Can make defenders miss. Good all around back that can contribute on special teams. Cedric Cobbs Arkansas – 6001, 217, draft 3rd round. Slams ball up inside. Good blocker. Slasher that is deceptively fast. Has speed and strength. Thick butt and thighs. Has power and acceleration. Breaks tackles. Not easy to tackle. Check hamstring problem. Catches ball in his hands. Has off field problems. Returns kickoffs. Mewelde Moore Tulane – 5105, 205, 3rd round. Quick into hole, good vision. Slips tacklers. Good cutting ability. Instinctive runner. Patient and runs to daylight. Good balance. Gets to outside with cutting ability. Runs good patterns. Can separate from defenders. Understands the passing game. Good athlete. Can adjust to poor pass. Good hands. Can catch ball away from body. Has stamina and endurance. Michael Turner Northern Illinois – 5102, 237, draft 4th/5th round. Worked at fullback during the week. Body catches passes. One speed guy that can avoid tacklers. Doesn’t play with 4.40 speed. Pick and slide type runner with some slash at times. Slows to cut. Runs hard between tackles. Bounces ball to outside. Doesn’t trust his speed. More deliberate than explosive. Average initial quickness. Tatum Bell Oklahoma State – 5105, 201, 4th round. More of a one back set type back without the size. Quick to line of scrimmage. Upright back that is more of a straight line runner. Can run the zone, stretch play wide, and burst around the corner. Question vision at times. Hits the seams in the defense. Average blocker that can pick up the blitz but also absorbs contact. Thomas Tapeh Minnesota – 6010, 243, 5th/6th round. One back set type that plays fullback. Good receiver out of backfield. Can reach and extend for ball. Can break tackles after catch. Willing blocker. Has vision and cutting ability. Big back that is tough to tackle. Effective at blocking corner support. Will position/wall off block. Seals inside on perimeter. Tackle to tackle runner. Good body lean. Straight line runner. Born in Liberia.

Brandon Johnson Auburn – 5104, 230, 5th/6th round. Fullback. Tough guy that will get a lick on defender. Effective cut and roll blocker. Role in offense is that of a blocker and underneath rerceiver. Has good hands. Shaud Williams Alabama – 5074, 184, late round/free agent. Undersized running back. Flashes good quickness and vision into hole. Good adjust to poor pass. Squirts through holes. Returns punts. Some pick. Has strength for a small back. Good lateral quickness. Durability will be questioned at 184 pounds. Quicker than fast. Gets buckled as a blocker. Lousaka Polite Pittsburgh – 5113, 244, free agent. Pulled hamstring first day. Looked slow before he pulled. Wide Receivers Michael Jenkins Ohio State – 6042, 217, 2nd round. Big receiver with good hands. Strong physical player that can break tackles. Generally reliable and consistent catcher but dropped one of Navarre’s best throws in game. Conversely, he made an excellent catch behind him. Can pluck and snatch ball. Can get off of bump coverage. Picks up speed as he gets downfield. Deceptive speed. Can escape press. Increases speed with stride. Good route runner. Good ball reaction and focus. Can make the physical adjustment to ball in air. Has good jumping ability. Misplayed fade in Senior Bowl game. Has courage to go over middle. Will make the tough catch. Good quickness in and out of routes. Was born to run the slant pass. Devery Henderson LSU – 5112, 191, 1st round talent. Explosive in and out of cuts. Lightning in a bottle. Can turn a short hitch into a big gainer. Has instant acceleration and burst. Makes plays. Outstanding body control. Will compete. Will catch the ball in a crowd. Good downfield blocking effort. Returns kickoffs. Former running back that has track speed. Sudden upfield burst. Dangerous on screens and reverses. Can track ball overhead. Hand catcher. Will pluck and underextend for ball. Has the lower body strength to break tackles. Keary Colbert USC – 6006, 199, 1st round talent that may go 2nd/3rd round. Excellent vision and adjust to ball. Will reach and extend for ball away from body. Can pluck and snatch ball. Has confidence in his hands. A complete receiver. Has courage to go over middle. Wants to and makes tough catch. Can catch ball thrown behind him. Explosive, consistent receiver with strong hands. Has good jumping ability and timing. Slippery receiver that makes you miss. Has a quick upfield burst. Quickness in and out of cuts. Rarely drops ball. Catches ball at high point. Clutch, go-to guy that is the total package. Confident. Ernest Wilford Virginia Tech – 6035, 220, 2nd/3rd round. Big physical receiver that showed good body control and run after catch. Will reach and extend away from body for the ball. Big target on slant routes. Hand catcher that flashes quickness to get up the field. Can make physical adjustment to ball high or low. Has good jumping ability. Doesn’t

appear to be a natural catcher but makes the catch. Good effort on downfield blocking. Covers up defensive backs with his size. James Newson Oregon State – 6005, 203, 2nd/3rd round ability – 7th round speed. Good hands to reach and extend for ball. Will layout for the low ball. Can make body adjustment for overhead catch. Strong run after catch. Has good size and will compete in a crowd for the ball. Good route runner. Uses good body control on sideline. Reliable receiver. Physical player that will go over the middle for ball. Will be a solid 2nd or 3rd team receiver. Confident in his ability. Made tackle on kickoff team. Inconsistent to drive back to the ball at times. Jerricho Cotchery North Carolina State – 6002, 199, 2nd/3rd round. Caught everything in practice. Outstanding natural hands. Confident. Can make the low hand catch. Will catch ball in crowd. Competes. Very good route runner and will double move defensive backs. Good blocker that will stay after you. Tough guy that will go over middle for the ball. Runs hard after catch – picks up RAC yards. Doesn’t appear to have deep track speed but is sneaky and smart to get behind secondary. Can adjust routes on run. Doesn’t get help up on press coverage. Gets separation with moves. Has excellent ball reactions. Good focus and concentration. Can get off of press coverage with strength and athletic ability. Accelerates as he goes down the field. Flashes speed and quickness in and out of cuts. Good ball reactions. Can track the ball. Good vision. Can adjust to badly thrown ball. Can be a 2nd or 3rd receiver next level. Needs to be a little more consistent but he can make plays. Needs to concentrate and focus on every play but he is a talent. Justin Jenkins Mississippi State – 5112, 208, 3rd/4th round. Hand catcher that returns punts. Dropped a seam pass from Navarre. In the game he caught a pass and ran strong after catch for a 30 yard gain. Built like a running back. Can make the overhead catch. Can catch the ball over the middle tough receiver. Strong receiver. Has the speed to get deep. Flashes explosiveness. Great player on a poor team. Has 1st step quickness. Can get off of press coverage with strength and athletic ability. Accelerates as he goes down the field. Flashes speed and quickness in and out of cuts. Good ball reactions. Can track the ball. Good vision. Can adjust to badly thrown ball. Can be a 2nd or 3rd receiver next level. Needs to be a little more consistent but he can make plays. Needs to concentrate and focus on every play but he is a talent. Maurice Brown Iowa – 6000, 212, 4th/5th round talent but may go lower because of ankle. Ankle not yet 100 percent – injured in Iowa State game 2003. Can pluck and snatch ball away from body. Will lay out for the ball. Physical receiver that can break tackles after catch. Was not sharp in routes due to ankle. He was dragging his foot a little bit. Has good body control. Will catch the square in over the middle. Needs to improve blocking consistency. Will catch ball in traffic. Can make the overhead catch. Flashes of Musin Muhammad. Johnnie Morant Syracuse – 6040, 225, late draft because of size. Short stepper. Big upright receiver that is inconsistent and plays too angular. Hands are inconsistent. Can make a tough catch then drop the routine catch. Lacks quickness in and out of breaks.

Triandos Luke Alabama – 5107, 189, 5th/6th round. Good hands. A hand catcher. Lacks strength to break tackles after catch. Will layout for the low ball catch. Quick in and out of break. Can make the overhead catch. Can track the ball. Had some drops in practice. Struggled vs. press coverage to get off jam. Has speed to be a 3rd receiver the next level. BJ Johnson Texas – 5115, 207. Injured. Did not play. See Las Vegas Classic notes.

Senior Bowl Defensive Line - North Tim Anderson Ohio State – 6032, 304, Draft 2nd round. Good athlete. Good lower body. Good effort plugger. Fills the gaps and running lanes. Also played DE in the game. Draws the double teams inside. Stacks up and creates pile. Aggressive player with a great attitude. Plays with good leverage. Quick and strong. Competes. Always moving and pressuring play. Disruptive player. Excellent instincts. Old time player that plays every play. Darrell Campbell Notre Dame – 6035, 292, Draft 3rd round. Pushes pocket. Gets hung up on block. Can stack and control blocker with hands but needs to separate. Gets hands up on pass rush. Pressures QB. Intense player that finishes and will chase play. Has long arms and big hands. Penetrator type lineman. Not a take on guy. Needs to separate better. Jordon Carstens Iowa State – 6056, 298, Draft 3rd round. High motor player. Gives effort and hustle on every play. Good inside push. Good initial quickness. Frame to get bigger. Draws inside double teams. Holds his ground. Has the ability to play DT, DE, or OT as a projection. Smart player that does what is coached. Will get high and washed down at times. Will play somewhere. Shorter arms than ideal. Dwan Edwards Oregon State – 6026, 309, Draft 2nd round. Inside push player. Majors in the bull rush. Explosive at times. Quick arm over. Good lateral quickness. Plays on his feet. Has good instincts and feel inside. Presses the pocket. Plays square to the line of scrimmage. High motor fast twitch player. Travis Laboy Hawaii – 6034, 258, Draft 4th/5th round. Pass rush specialist. Edge speed rusher. Quick first step. Has the speed and quickness to run corner. Good laterally. May be a 3 – 4 rush end. Makes his plays in movement stunts, twists, etc. Disruptive player who can get up the field. Will run around blocks. No regard for run. Shawn Phillips Purdue – 6027, 252, Draft 5th/6th round. Edge speed. Situation pass rusher. Fights pressure in the running game. Brings pressure from outside. Good effort to rush quarterback. Doesn’t stay blocked. Has first step quickness like ND Kalu. May lack long speed. Antonio Smith Oklahoma State – 6030, 266, Draft 5th/6th round. Plays both right and left end. More of a run stopper than a pass rusher. Good athletic ability. Will use arm over and bull rush on pass rush. God initial quickness. Has a tendency to get caught inside. Good chase player from the backside. Narrow stance. He lines up wide. Gets upfield quickly but out of control. Question instincts. He must see ball to run to it. Wired to Bubin #73 in one on ones. Isaac Sopoaga Hawaii – 6023, 321, Draft 4th/5th round. Thick lower body. Pushes the pocket. Good initial quickness. One move player. If he doesn’t get the tackle he hustles to

the ball. Plays high. His first step is up so he gets caught by blockers. Good instincts. Will only be as good as scheme he’s in – can anchor and hold his ground. Defensive Line – South Nathaniel Adibi Virginia Tech – 6031, 255, Draft 4th round. Good lateral quickness. Makes plays on movement stunts – twists, etc. Gets stuck on blocks. Flashes explosiveness and leverage but is not consistent. Appears to be more athlete than football player. Low motor guy that doesn’t appear to understand game at times. Has raw tools. David Ball UCLA – 6054, 276, Draft 4th round. Good effort player that makes sacks and negative yard plays. Plays with effort. Had a tackle for loss in game when he made play on reverse. Gets stuck on blockers. Aggressive. Will compete. Could work at right or left end. Basically a power edge rusher. Steady, not sudden. Darnell Dockett Florida State – 6034, 292, Draft 2nd round. Explosive first step quickness. Shoots the gap. If he doesn’t make play he gets bounced around. When he gets double teamed he gets rolled out because he doesn’t stay low. No anchor to stack play on line of scrimmage. Disruptive player when he beats first blocker. Good athlete. Could be special in certain defensive schemes. If he doesn’t make the play, he leaves a big hole. Tommy Kelly Mississippi State – 6057, 302, Low draft. Passes eyeball test. Looks the part. Appears to lack instincts, awareness, and desire to play as an everydown player. Flash guy – boom or bust. Has good initial quickness. Gets hands up on pass rush. Better player tackle to tackle. Gets velcroed to offensive tackles. When he wants to bring it he is sudden. Not a hell bent for leather player in pursuit. May be better at DT if he shows some fight. Looks like he’s playing to do everyone a favor. Chad Lavalais LSU – 6015, 293, Draft 3rd/4th round. size may push him to 4th round. Understands leverage. Inside war horse. Quick first step. Pushes the pocket. Good effort player. Gets hands up on pass rush. Good agility in traffic. Fills the running lanes. Finishes play downfield. Has a burst to QB. Plays with good leverage. Can drive center back to QB at times. Sudden initial quickness. Always on the move. Great effort and pressure. High motor emotional player. Works from start to finish. Rodney Leisle UCLA – 6030, 302, Draft 4th/5th round. Inside push guy. Good lateral quickness. Gets driven out of hole when he plays too high. Aggressive player that has an upfield burst. Can be disruptive inside. Finished long and short pursuit. Active player. Big hands and short arms. Best when playing on the edge of a blocker. Gets wired to blocker at times because of short arms. Bobby McCray Florida – 6054, 252, Draft 6th/7th round developmental project. Gets stuck and manhandled on blocks. Slow off ball. Makes a play when he’s not blocked. Slow twitch guy. He can be hammered the whole game than come up with a sack by accident. Usually not blocked. Looks the part and is athletic.

DeMarco McNeil Auburn – 6012, 306, Draft 2nd/3rd round. Rolled up on left ankle. Did not play in game. In limited practice time DeMarco showed good effort and hustle. Has a quick first step. Plays on his feet. Has a funny shaped body buy has good balance. Good lateral quickness. Generally plays with good leverage. quick to shed and find ball. Has a burst after initial contact. Good use of hands and feet in pass rush. Offensive Linemen Alex Stepanovich Ohio State – 6032, 301, Draft 2nd round. Intelligent crafty player. Can play OC, OG, and OT. Best at center. Has strong hands and keeps a good base. Quick to position and wall off defender. Has a powerful punch. Competive. Good initial quickness. Plays lower than defender. Explosive. Can adjust and recover. Locks on defender. Quick to reach and seal. Good downfield effort. Effective on short pulls. Good use of hands and hand quickness. Can anchor. Good leverage player. Jake Grove Virginia Tech – 6032, 300, Draft 2nd round. Versatile player. Could play OC and OG. Physical player. Thick and stout. Can sit down and anchor. Position, wall off blocker that will finish block. Does both shot gun and conventional snap. Maintains a good base when mirror and sliding against defender. Uses all his limbs and body to block you. Plays game on his feet. A throwback player. Good use of hands. Good initial quickness. Nick Leckey Kansas State – 6026, 290, Draft 2nd/3rd round. Can play both OC and OG. Will compete. Works to finish and sustain block. Good use of hands to screen off and wall off defender. Maintains contact. Runs his feet on contact. Physical player on 2nd level. Great effort player. Good combo blocker. Leaks through and explodes on linebackers. Has a good punch. Good double team blocker. Takes good downfield angles on 2nd and 3rd levels. Gets his power from his bent knees and legs. Can dominate inside blocking. Good adjust on run when trapping. Active player. Good in space. Stephen Peterman LSU – 6036, 312, Draft 2nd round. Offensive guard. Physical player, good punch. Not smooth but finishes block. Good on down blocks. Good combo blocker. Battler that will maul you. Will sustain his fold blocks. Effective on double team. Was beat by #98 Edwards in game when he dropped his head. Takes good angels to second level. High in pull but makes the block. Quick on cut block. Can manhandle opponent. Good use of hands. Effective to fold or log linebacker. Bends knees in pass pro. Stays on his feet. Sean Locklear North Carolina State – 6037, 301, Draft 3rd/4th round. Played left guard. Has a tendency to lose knee bend and play high. Flashes a good punch to stone defender. Position wall off blocker that plays better inside at guard. Question strength at times because he gets high and loses strength. Can get driven back if he doesn’t play low. Struggles with edge speed at times. Jacob Bell Miami (OH) – 6044, 306, 4th round. Played right guard in Senior Bowl. Physical player that gives good effort to finish and sustain block. Physically manhandled

#95 Dockett and pancaked him later in game. Can leak through to get downfield. Dockett #95 beat him off inside move once. Not a natural knee bender – must work at it. Takes good angles to make his block. Has the quickness to maintain contact with defender. Has the foot quickness to adjust to movement. Can adjust on run when pulling. Will follow through with block. Can improve hand quickness – above average now. Can lock up power rush. Needs more work on taking away inside move. Better than average recovery. Kirk Chambers Stanford – 6070, 310, Draft 6th/7th round. Played left tackle in game. Good thick legs for big man. Drops head in pass pro. Waist bender that is inconsistent to move his feet. Wall off position blocker in pass protection. Struggles with edge speed. Good on backside cut off. Good use of hands. Big body. Needs technique work. Smart. Shane Olivea Ohio State – 6027, 312, Draft 4th/5th round. Played right tackle in game. Needs to move inside to guard. Has a tendency to lose his knee bend. Good seal block on Leisle UCLA. Dominated #55 Kelly. Adibi #83 couldn’t shed him. Olivea owned him during the game. Strong on downblocks. Inconsistent finish and sustain. Steady player that must improve technique. Travelle Wharton South Carolina – 6034, 311, Draft 5th/6th round. Played right tackle in game. Lacks height to be a tackle on the next level. Should move inside to guard. Plays high and gives up a lot of ground in pass protection. Gets driven back. Wall off position blocker. Question football intelligence and awareness. Better in pass pro. Walls off defender. Lacks intensity. Inconsistent 2nd level play. Nick Hardwick Purdue – 6035, 283, Draft 5th round. Played center and left guard in game – center only next level. Scrappy, competitive player. Usually played in the shotgun at Purdue. Got better every day in practice making the conventional snap to the QB and getting into his block. #93 Lavalais drove him back. Inconsistent anchor. Light in pants. Good feet to mirror and slide in pass pro. Overextended at times and didn’t bring his feet. Bo Lacy Arkansas – 6042, 302, Draft 6th/7th round. Played left tackle in game. Good feet to mirror and slide in pass protection. Effective on downblocks. Effective when he gets hands on you. Was beat on an inside spin move by #00 Laboy. Struggles with edge speed at times. Should play inside at OG or possibly right tackle. Scott Wells Tennessee – 6014, 295, Draft 6th/7th round. Plays stout. Patient on pass protection. Wall off position blocker that stays on his feet. Gets his hands inside frame of defender and steers him. Good seal on 2nd level. Excellent help to guards. Good awareness. Shorter than idea. But makes up for lack of height with athletic ability. Does both shot gun and conventional snap. Can lock on and turn defender. Thick lower body. Does not long snap. Good balance. Smart center that can make the calls. Effective. Gets job done. Adrian Clarke Ohio State – 6045, 334, Late draft/free agent. Flashes some wall off ability on pulls. Will overextend at times and goes to ground. Big wide body. Has

problems with edge speed. Must play offensive guard. Wall off position type player. Can stop a charge and anchor if he keeps knee bend. Soft body. Max Starks Florida – 6071 359, 6th/7th round project that probably will be drafted earlier. Low motor, slow twitch guy. Huge tackle with a big wing span that doesn’t move his feet. Flounders and is awkward in pass protection. Plays high and struggles to anchor. Driven back by #91 Antonio Smith and was beat off the edge by #00 LaBoy. Drops his head in pass protection. Waist bender. Takes bad angles. Has some lateral quickness. Lacks concentration. Question football intelligence and awareness. Loses his feet on downblocks. Brian Rimpf East Carolina – 6053, 315, Draft 5th/6th round. Played right tackle in game. Has the size to play tackle. Overextends on pass protection at times. Had some good individual battles with #43 Ball. Will catch defender at times, not hit him. Generally uses his hands inside effectively. Takes good angles and walls off linebackers. Inconsistent footwork at times. Won all four one on one battles in practice. Wall off position blocker. Has blitz pick up awareness. Good on down blocks. Gets beat inside with quicks at times. Needs technique work. Better in pass protection than run block. Sean Bubin Illinois – 6063, 301, Late draft. Played left tackle in game. Limited athlete. Will drop head down in pass protection. Overextends and goes to ground at times. Slow feet after start. Plays high and loses power. Big wall off position guy. Not a space player. Lacks foot quickness to consistently adjust and recover against defender. Big lumbering tackle that lacks the quickness to reach and seal. Loses contact with defenders to sustain and finish block. Below average quickness to get downfield. High on pulls. Struggles with speed rushers. Below average hand quickness. Jeb Terry North Carolina – 6055, 314, Draft late on size only. Played left guard in game. Went to ground on pulls after contact. Loses his feet. Plays high. Has some balance problems. Will lock out on pass protection and work to wall off rusher. Lost all of his one on one battles in pass pro drill. Below average ability to redirect – he lunges. Goes to ground on downblocks. Inconsistent to finish blocks. Flashes a good punch at times. Cut blocker. Not patient – lunges in pass pro. Balance problems and slow to react to defender. Will drop head in pass pro. Inconsistent player. Alan Reuber Texas A&M – 6057, 309, Draft 7th round/free agent. Played right tackle in game. Struggles with edge speed. #15 Shawn Phillips when by him like he was tied to a stake. Lacks strength and knee bend to anchor. Must be moved inside to guard. Plays with a wide base. Average foot quickness to mirror and slide in pass protection. Gets shoulder turned and has problems with speed off edge. Allows too much penetration. Needs overall body strength and technique work.

Senior Bowl Linebackers – North Bryan Hickman Kansas State – 6003, 227, Draft 4th/5th round. Active, intense, speedy sideline to sideline player. One of the best things he does is blitz and you weren’t allowed to do it in this game. Undersized linebacker that will have to play covered up. Good instincts to read and react to screen passes, etc. Explosive player that can accelerate off a block. Can run with backs. Can’t play over a TE. Good range. Good hand use. Niko Koutouvides Purdue – 6023, 238, Draft 4th/5th round. Active player from inside out. Always around the ball. Should contribute on special teams. Productive player that gets the job done. Better from tackle to tackle. Will need work on coverage skills. Will struggle in matchups in pass coverage. Teddy Lehman Oklahoma – 6015, 238, Draft 2nd/3rd round. Straight line speed linebacker. Will contribute on special teams. Made a tackle on punt teams. Good instincts and anticipation in coverage. Gets a good break on the ball. Ultra quick linebacker that digests quickly. Good agility in traffic. Explosive player that doesn’t always wrap up. Good range. Good use of hands. Courtney Watson Notre Dame – 6012, 235, Draft 4th/5th round. Gets tied up on blocks. Good instincts and awareness to break up a pass. Good downhill player that is generally a good tackler. Will miss tackles because he doesn’t always wrap up. Gives sideline to sideline effort. Quick to break up on passes in front of him. Can plant and drive. Can be beat in coverage by big tight ends. Active player that is always around the ball. Takes good angles and use of hands. Grant Wiley West Virginia – 5117, 233, Free agent. Good instincts. Works through traffic. Lacks speed for next level. Undersized linebacker that throws his body around. Productive. Takes good angles and makes plays. Has average lateral movement. Plays with leverage but gets walled off by the big guys - tackles and tight ends. Has pass awareness. Needs to get more depth on drops. Will lose man to man matchups because he lacks speed. Good ball reactions. DeMorrio Williams Nebraska – 6007, 229, Draft 6th/7th round. Good hitter. Cover linebacker. Quick to read and react. Has good hands to catch the ball. Will contribute on special teams. Active undersized outside linebacker that can’t play over a tight end because of size and strength. Has sideline to sideline speed. Can close on ball carrier. Explosive hitter at times. Linebackers – South Michael Boulware Florida State – 6020, 223, Draft 2nd round. Active, speedy, athletic linebacker that can hit and make plays. Good instincts. Finishes play. All over the field. Can run and cover backs and wide receivers. Will never have to come off the field.

Swallows up tight ends. Good coverage linebacker. Plays the ball in the air. Good open field wrap tackler. Needs more strength to hold up for 16 games. Accelerates off of blocks. Quick to disengage blocker. Has the speed and quicks to run corner. Rod Davis Southern Mississippi – 6020, 237, Draft 6th/7th round. Tackle to tackle player that lacks speed to outside. Below average coverage skills make him a 2-down linebacker. Good short lateral quickness. Waits on ball carrier at times instead of attacking him. Question instincts at times. Will get stuck on blockers. Needs to be more consistent to disengage blocker. Better tackler in confined area. Lacks speed to be an effective blitzer. Keyaron Fox Georgia Tech – 6022, 228, Draft 2nd/3rd round. Has good speed and athletic ability. Takes good angles and has sideline to sideline range. Has the speed to run the play down from behind. Will finish pursuit. Quick to shed blocker. Doesn’t stay blocked. Good use of hands. Explosive hitter. Quick to read and react. A play maker that is good in coverage. A good wrap tackler. Daryl Smith Georgia Tech – 6017, 230, Draft 4th/5th round. Active player that works through traffic effectively. Tackle on the punt team. Should contribute on special teams. Smart heads up player that goes for the strip and makes plays. Will finish pursuit. Downhill linebacker that can run. He runs through his tackles. A thumper. Quick to break on ball. Dontarrious Thomas Auburn – 6020, 235, Draft 2nd/3rd round. Wrap up tackler that has good lateral speed. Sideline to sideline player that makes plays. Keeps leverage on the ball. Takes good angles and can slip blockers. Has a burst to the ball. Will compete. Quick to drop into coverage. Has turning ability and gets good depth in drops. Derrick Pope Alabama – 5111, 222, Priority free agent. Undersized linebacker that will need to play in a covered up scheme. Good tackler. Quick to read and react. Will struggle in man to man matchups with tight ends or big receivers. Should contribute on special teams. Fast twitch player that has a nose for the ball. Has good lateral quickness. Takes good angles in pursuit. Finishes play.

Senior Bowl Defensive Backs – North Ricardo Colclough Tusculum – 5104, 186, DC, Draft 2nd round. Was active and impressive in practice and game. He caused a fumble, broke up passes. Made tackles on special teams. Returned kickoffs and played corner. Small college player that is a good athlete that has quickness and speed. He reportedly was a major college recruit. Raw player that needs technique and mechanic work. Good vision. Good plant and drive. Brandon Everage Oklahoma – 5115, 195, Strong Safety, Draft 3rd/4th round. Explosive hitter on things in front of him. Inconsistent tackler. Can support the run quickly and effectively – will compete. May look at quarterback too long sometimes and lose separation on receiver. Has some hip tightness. Has the speed and athletic ability to play the receiver or the ball. Aggressive player. Rich Gardner Penn State – 5104, 191, DC, Draft 3rd/4th round. Can close quickly on ball in front of him. Was penalized for holding receiver in game because he grabbed a jersey. Has a recovery burst. Has good ball awareness. Plays with good knee bend in back pedal. Has good foot quickness. Smooth in transition. Fluid hips. Jeremy LeSueur Michigan – 6000, 196, DC, Draft 2nd round. Big athletic corner that played some safety. Fast twitch player that has a recovery burst. Has good anticipation to break on ball. Has good ball skills. Has good foot quickness and ability to adjust to receiver routes. Smooth in transition and without hesitation. A good tackler. Will Poole USC – 5102, 193, DC, Draft 2nd round. Injured in practice. Good ball skills. Can track and trail wide receivers. Throws body around as a tackler. Quick break on ball. Active corner that likes to get in on the action. Good foot quickness and ability to adjust to routes. Fluid and ease of turns. Has a burst to close on receiver. Good body control and balance in plant. Transition is smooth and athletic. Good timing and jumping ability. Bob Sanders Iowa – 5083, 204, SS, Draft 2nd round. Injured. Undersized safety that is explosive and productive. Only practiced 2 days because of injury but flashed his ability at Iowa. Instinctive player with good timing. NFL compare – Mike Brown/Chicago but faster. Will contribute on special teams. Good body control and balance in plant. Good on run support. Will Allen Ohio State – 6006, 191, FS, Draft 2nd/3rd round. Active player that made plays in Senior Bowl. Was a late add due to injuries to Bob Sanders and Will Poole. Good instincts. Quick to read and react. Makes big plays. Has good athletic ability. Good on run support. Physical player. Stuart Schweigert Purdue – 6017, 212, FS, Draft 4th/5th round. Big free safety that has above average speed. Good anticipation and break on deep overlap in cover two. Active safety that is better in zone coverage. Will struggle in man to man coverage against wide

receivers. Takes good angles in run support. Good timing on blitzes (could not blitz in Senior Bowl). Will contribute on special teams. Box type run support/blitzer. Generally a good tackler. Jones ran over him in game. Derrick Strait Oklahoma – 5110, 189, DC, Draft 2nd round. Physical player. Majors in zone coverage. Can handle combo coverages. Needs work on man to man coverage and certain techniques. Was beat off of break on post in Senior Bowl game. Can plant and drive on ball in front of him. Will contribute as a coverage man on special teams. Can track and trail most receivers. Can run ball carrier down. Plays with confidence. Explosive on corner support. Will finish pursuit. Joey Thomas Montana State – 6007, 193, DC, Draft 4th round. Active corner with size and athletic ability. Needs work on technique and mechanics but has the raw skills. Has a breakdown in discipline in coverage. Could be a boom on bust guy. Has the ability to make a team if he pays the price. Has fluidness in his movement. Can stay on receiver’s hip. Needs to keep knees bent. Plays high at times. Defensive Backs – South Greg Brooks Southern Mississippi – 5103, 175, Draft 3rd/4th round. Cover corner. Good laterally. Quick to read and digest. Can plant and drive on ball. Has good playing speed. Good ball reactions and body control. Has good timing and leaping ability. Will contribute on special teams. Gets jump on ball with good anticipation. Smooth athlete. Etric Pruitt Southern Mississippi – 5117, 189, Draft 2nd round. Physical safety that reminds me of Brian Dawkins. Active in run support. Effective tackler. Good aggressivenss and toughness. Has good foot quickness and ability to adjust to receiver routes. Good athletic ability. Will contribute on special teams. Has good range. Good instincts and football intelligence. Keiwan Ratliff Florida – 5103, 187, Draft 4th/5th round. Corner. Good instincts. Can close quickly on ball. Will contribute on special teams as a returner and coverage player. Has good hands and ball skills. More of a cover corner than support player but he will hit you. Willing in support but lacks bulk. Can break up passes with his hits. Good timing. Has some good foot quickness. Good body control and ball reactions. Has good learning ability. Question long finish speed. Guss Scott Florida – 5103, 198, SS, Draft 3rd/4th round. Hitter. Throws body around. Physical support safety. Good open field tackler. Suffered a concussion in the game. Plays the game with reckless abandon. Aggressive, instinctive player with good ball skills. Keith Smith McNeese State – 5114, 196, DC, Draft 2nd round. Quick movement out of transition to break on ball. Sudden in his movements. Has a quick burst and recovery ability. Loose hipped with smooth and fluid hips. Appears to have catch up speed. Quick

to read and react. Willing to force on run support. Solid to jam receiver. Physical striker with good balance. Good ball skills. Good tackler. Bruce Thornton Georgia – 5103, 192, Draft 4th round. Cover two corner or safety. Aggressive run support player that makes things happen. Good tackler. Quick to shed block on support. Good lateral movement and range. Has good instincts and toughness. Has good stop and go foot quickness. Good body control. Confident player. Has good ball skills and athletic ability. Nathan Vasher Texas – 5097, 171, DC/RS, Draft 2nd round. Undersized speed cover corner. Will contribute on special teams as a punt returner and coverage player. Can plant and drive quickly on ball. Basically a cut tackler. Aggressive player for size. Outstanding closing quickness and range. Good hips and hands. Good instincts and timing. Madieu Williams Maryland – 6003, 190, draft 3rd/4th round. Safety. Good open field tackler and hitter. Gets jump on deep ball. Quick to read and react. Productive player with good awareness. Active in the run game. Will compete. Physical player. Has good hands, lateral quickness, range, and ability to shed blocks. Will contribute on special teams

Senior Bowl Kickers Nate Kaeding Iowa – 6000, 182, K, 3rd round. Strong leg. Consistent. Good athletic ability. Gets ball up quickly with an end over end flight of ball. Has good leg strength. Soccer style right footed kicker. Mechanics are consistent as is flight of the ball. Good balance. Will compete. Slipped on a field goal attempt. 61/3.84, 66/3.89. Made a PAT and 25 yard field goal. Kyle Larson Nebraska – 6003, 200, PT, Late draft. Right footed punter. Turns ball over. Has good leg strength. Was consistent during game and practices. Good athlete. Mechanics are consistent. Good job of handling bad snaps. Will compete. Punts in game (distance and hang times): 46/4.01, 44/4.51, 33/3.11, 50/3.99, 43/4.33. Donnie Jones LSU – 6022, 211, PT, Free agent. Left footed punter. Needs more work on leg control and placement. Needs to work on drop. Punts are all over the place. Does have good leg strength. Punts in game (distance and hang times): 43/4.05, 47/4.11, 22/shank, 35/shank, 45/4.23, 38/4.25. Brent Smith Mississippi State – 5103, 208, K, Free agent. Right footed soccer style kicker. Average athlete. Below average hang times on kickoffs. Hang times should be over 4.0. Kickoffs (distance in yards and hang times): 67/3.65, 63/3.71, 55/3.50. Snappers Chris Cooley Utah State – TE, long snaps .76 low, .72 chest, .78 low hit ground, .74 chest, .77 low right, short snap PAT .29, FG .30. Jeb Terry North Carolina – OG, long snaps .79 low, .77 chest, .85 high, .86 high. .72 low, PAT times .31 high, .31 high, .32 left.

Shrine Bowl – East Lenny Williams DB Southern University – Free agent, 5094, 187. Up quick on support. Active in game and special teams. Body catch interception. Will put a shoulder in on tackles. Lawrence Richardson DC Arkansas – Free agent, 5087, 181. Cover corner. Undersized and slender. Lacks speed to track speed receivers. Quicker than fast. Will struggle in matchups. Nickel corner. Out of control as a tackler at times. Hesitates in reactions at times. Quincy Wilson RB West Virginia – Draft 4th round, 5086, 220. Average speed for position. Lacks finish speed. Hands are questionable. He used more body than hands on catches. Struggled to adjust to a poorly thrown ball. Billy Bennett K Georgia – Free agent. Lacks leg strength on kickoffs. Tramon Douglas WR Grambling – Free agent, 5103, 196. Lacks speed. Large hands 10 ¼”. Had one catch in game. Couldn’t get separation from DC. Needs work on all mechanics and techniques as a receiver. Ryan Kent DB Army – Not a prospect, 5105, 201. Casey Clausen QB Tennessee – Draft 6th round, 6031, 219. The slant pass is one of his best passes. He guns the ball in there. Good mechanically. Had two passes batted down. Threw 2 interceptions in game. Good touch on swing passes. Rhythm type passer. Good poise. Justin Jenkins WR Misissippi State – Draft 4th round, 5111, 208. Good hands. Catches ball in traffic. Effective on slant patterns. Can run after catch. Can separate from defensive backs. Chris Collins WR Mississippi – Draft 7th round/free agent, 6007, 194. Good hands. Can reach, extend and pluck ball. Struggles to separate from defensive backs. Possession receiver. Lacks finish speed. Runs good patterns. Will go inside and take on hit. Alex Lewis LB Wisconsin – Draft 4th/5th round, 6012, 230. Good reactions when he sees the ball. Has acceleration and burst to the ball. Active player. Good on special teams. Good athlete. Rod Rutherford QB Pittsburgh – Draft late/priority free agent, 6012, 235. Left handed quarterback. Can adjust to the rush. Good ball handler. Effective on slant routes. Ball control passer. Lacks downfield accuracy. Good mobility. Can side step rush and scramble for positive yards.

Craig Krenzel QB Ohio State – Free agent, 6033, 230. Makes good decisions but physical ability doesn’t always respond. Accuracy is inconsistent. Lacks arm strength on deep throws. Hangs deep ball up. Moves up in the pocket to throw the ball. Derrick Knight RB Boston College – Draft 7th round/priority free agent, 5083, 204. Straight ahead runner. Good hands to catch swing passes in flat. Good inside vision. Quick burst to the hole. Gets upfield quickly. Not a blocker. Good running instincts. Can get yards after first contact. Christian Morton DB Illinois – Priority free agent, 6001, 184. Good on special teams. Demonstrates good ball skills and athletic ability. Has some tools to make a team. Green and unpolished. Flashes ability to contribute to next level. Rashad Baker DB Tennessee – Draft 6th/7th round, 5102, 194. Effective on special teams. Was active in coverage in game. He made two tackles. Has some hip tightness. Flashes a burst and physical play on run support. Good hitter and pursuit angles. Gibril Wilson DB Tennessee – Draft late/free agent, 5115, 189. Good tackler and aggressiveness. Average hands. Up quickly to support the run. Has courage and toughness. Good pursuit angles. Jarrett Peyton RB Miami – Free agent, 5117, 214. Picks way through traffic. Lacks shake and elusiveness. One speed guy with no burst. Lacks finish speed. Catches ball in hands. Above average blocker. Lousaka Polite RB Pittsburgh – Priority free agent, 5112, 245. Injured, did not play. Vontez Duff DC Notre Dame – Draft 4th/5th round, 5104, 192. Good athlete. Will compete. Struggles at tackling at times. Has short arms and small hands. Good lateral movement and range. Returns kicks. Above average in man to man and zone coverage. Maurice Sikes FS Miami – Priority free agent, 5093, 202. Will compete. Made two tackles in game. Out of control as a tackler at times. Drag down type. Above average instincts and read and react. Darius Watts WR Marshall – 6011, 192, Injured foot, did not play. John Leake LB Clemson – Draft 7th round, 6002, 231. Arms 30 3/8 – short. Good downhill player. Slips blocks. Got crushed by Karney. Lead block on isolation. Good athlete and instincts. Quick to read and react. Active and productive. Lewis Moore LB Pittsburgh – Free agent, 6012, 230. Will compete. Has hip tightness in coverage. Struggles in space to break down and tackle. Below average athlete.

Daryl Smith LB Georgia Tech – Draft 2nd round, 6013, 229. Long arms 33”. Good agility and body control. Good use of hands. Aggressive and explosive. Can meet the blocker with strength. Good leverage player. Roderick Royal LB McNeese State – Free agent, 6001, 240. Short arms. Steps up and fills gap. Has above average athletic ability. Question instincts. Will compete. When he sees it he goes to ball. Appears tight in pass drops. Tim Anderson DT Ohio State – Draft 2nd round, 6032, 299. Big hands 10 3/8”. Pushes pocket. Quick to slip a block. Played both inside and outside in game. Better inside. Sudden off the ball. Holds the point of attack. Blue collar tough guy. Finishes play. Plays with good leverage. Intense. Ryan Fowler LB Duke – Priority free agent, 6027, 242. Gets stuck on block. Will take good angles and give effort. Gets walled off and struggles to protect legs on low blocks. More of a lateral than downhill player. Inconsistent to play with leverage and protect legs. Tight and straight line. Darrion Scott DE Ohio State – Draft 2nd round, 6030, 286. Can play both inside and outside. Gets inside push. Undersized to take on blocks vs. a defensive tackle. A one gap slant and angle player. Keeps feet moving on contact. Sudden first step. Rodney Reed OT LSU – Free agent, 6036, 288. Short arms 31 ¾”. Waist bender. Inconsistent foot movement. Keeps square to LOS. Will sit down and lock out on pass pro. Will drop head in pass pro at times. May be a OC. Lacks bulk for OT. Todd Ghilani OC Northern Illinois – Free agent, 6027, 314. Short arms 29 ¼”. Waist bender in pass protection. Inconsistent anchor. Aggressive. Average reach and seal. Not a natural knee bender. Plays high. Carl Gourgues OT LAVAL – Not a prospect. Lacks anchor strength. Question football awareness. Waist bender. Doesn’t move his feet. Drops head on pass pro. Short arms 31”. Dave Pearson OC Michigan – Free agent, 6021, 295. Short arms 30 ½” and small hands 9”. Wall off position blocker. Smaller than ideal. Good help on side blocks. Drew Stronjy OT Duke – Draft 6th/7th round, 6067, 311. Short arms 32 ½”. Wall off position blocker. Needs to slide feet better in pass protection. Needs to improve all techniques and mechanic work. Below average use of hands. Better in pass pro than run block. Plays high and loses anchor. Gets beat inside. No finish. David Ashkinoz OG Central Florida – Free agent, 6027, 296. Short arms 29 ½”. Long torso. Good balance. Competes. Scrappy player. Waist bender at times. Inconsistent to move feet. Struggles to redirect. Wall off and position block. Can block linebacker on run. Clamps on defender. Played left OG in game.

Antonio Hall OT Kentucky – Draft late/free agent, 6031, 313. Arm 32 ½”, hands 10 ¼”. Played right tackle. Plays high. Inconsistent knee bend. Has athletic ability. Gave up 2 sacks in game. Plays soft. Not a physical player. Must move inside to OG. Lacks explosiveness. Shannon Snell OG Florida – Free agent, 6037, 315. Arms 33 ¼”, hands 9 7/8”. Lacks effort to play game. Drops head in pass pro. Beat on arm over. Doesn’t finish blocks. Beat inside. Question balance. Will over extend and go to ground. Needs mechanic and technique work. Tyson Claybo OT Wake Forest – Draft 5th/6th round, 6066, 318. Long arms 34:. Played LOG and LOT in game. Gets pushed back when he gets high. Has some agility in traffic when he pulls. Aggressive player. Wall off/position blocker. Good mirror and slide in pass pro. Solid backup. Tony Pape OT Michigan – Draft 7th round/free agent, 6053, 308. 32 ½” arms. Played left and right OT. Awkward in movement. Went to ground. Gets high and driven back. Beat off edge. Waist bender. Inconsistent finish. Will overextend and go to ground. Below average athlete. Not a space player. Better in close quarters. Has balance problems. Lacks foot quickness. John Skaggs PT Navy – Not a prospect, lacks leg strength. John Standeford WR Purdue – Priority free agent, 6026, 194. Struggles to separate from defender. Has courage to run slant routes. Good adjust to bad passes. Can pluck and snatch ball. Good hands. A system receiver. Average athlete with average speed. Possession receiver. Willing blocker. One speed player. Big 10’s leading career receiver. Ben Hartsock TE Ohio State – Draft 3rd round, 6036, 258. Has some run after catch. Position/wall off blocker. Has good size, initial quickness and plays with leverage. Good blocker. Can reach and seal. Can mirror and slide feet. Can anchor versus a power rush. Good speed. Casey Cramer TE Dartmouth – Free agent, 6016, 250. Utility player that may get drafted late. Sure handed receiver. Not a blocker but gets in the way. Can be effective as an H-back, receiving fullback, and a route running TE. Claude Harriott DE Pittsburgh – Draft 7th round/free agent, 6033, 245. Arms 32 ¼” lacks awareness and instincts. Doesn’t know where the ball is at times. When he gets upfield he doesn’t put his hands up. Can’t get off block. Low motor guy that lacks edge speed. Doesn’t make plays. One move player. Plays with an elongated stance. Slow reactions. Christian Ferrara DT Syracuse – Free agent, 6026, 289. Good lateral player. Gets some inside push. Works to push the pocket. Lacks bulk and girth to anchor inside. Plays with leverage.

Isaac Hilton DE Hampton – Draft 3rd/4th round, 6031, 253. Arms 32”. Needs tech and mechanic work. Chase guy on plays away. Has a quick upfield burst. Will run himself out of plays at times because he is out of control. Sudden quickness off edge. Speed rusher. Short arms for position. Needs to improve his hand use. Must consistently play at a high level. May go earlier because of need. 3-4 outside rush linebacker. Jared Clauss DT Iowa – Draft 6th/7th round, 6047, 279. Arms 32 ½”, hands 10 ¼”. Sudden first step. Jack rabbit quickness. Good motor. Pressures QB. Had 2 sacks in game. Has a nose for the football. Edge rusher. Finishes play. Runs to ball. Disruptive player. Doug Goodwin DT Boston College – Late draft/priority free agent, 6010, 289. Arms 32 ¼”. One gap player. Undersized to hold point of attack. Needs to improve hand use. Must be a move player. Above average tackler.

Shrine Bowl – West Sammy Parker WR Oregon – 5100, 173, Lean build, arms 27 5/8”. Injured, did not play. Bernard Berrian WR Fresno State – Draft 2nd/3rd round, 6007, 180. Slender build. Smooth receiver. Good quickness in and out of break. Good effort to block. Explosive on slant routes. Will make the low ball catch. Jack rabbit quickness. Slender build. Big time player if he recovers from knee injury. Excellent run after catch ability. Playmaker. Explosive and sudden. Catches ball in crowd. Good ball adjust. Can make the tough catches. Can make defenders miss. Kelvin Millhouse DB Hawaii – Free agent, 6007, 203. Hands 10:, up quick on support. Better on plays in front of him. High out of break. Doesn’t play ball consistently in air. Was beat inside on man to man coverage. Dexter Wynn DC/RS Colorado State – Draft 6th/7th round, 5091, 170. Small corner and return guy. Has courage. Up quick on support. Made 5 or 6 unassisted tackles in game. Aggressive for his size. He can slip a block. Nickel corner with return ability. Lacks size, not heart and courage. Competes. Luke Powell WR Stanford – Free agent, 5075, 177. Slender, undersized wide receiver that will struggle in matchups with big DB’s. Returned a punt that he fielded inside the 10 yard line – bad decision. Caught 1 hitch. Good lateral quickness. Good change of direction. Ryan Dinwiddie QB Boise State – Priority free agent, 6005, 176. Slender build. Good accuracy. Lacks deep arm strength. Good timing on passes. Good field vision and set up quickness. Good touch and a smooth delivery. Competes. Good poise. Small hands 8 5/8”. System quarterback. Brandon Chillar OB UCLA – Draft 4th/5th round, 6027, 234. Slender legs. Active player that had an interception for a TD in game and recovered a fumble. Active player. Tall and rangy with long arms. Good athletic ability and lateral agility. Effective getting through traffic. Always around the ball. Has speed and takes good angles. Finishes play. Bradlee Van Pelt QB Colorado State – Draft late/priority free agent, 6021, 221. Did not play. Broken hand. Casey Bramlet QB Wyoming – Free agent, 6032, 226. Big hands 10 1/8”. Question arm strength. Underthrew deep ball. Slow release. Has average arm strength. Not a threat as a runner. DD Acholonu DE Washington State – Draft 6th/7th round, 6022, 237. Has quick upfield burst. Will double move blocker. Had a sack in the game. Finishes play. Disruptive. Good effort to rush the passer. Has a nose for the ball. Disrupts timing of play. Good

lateral speed. Sudden off on snap. Good feet. Can flatten out around corner. Has a spin move. 3-4 linebacker. Keith Lewis DB Oregon – Draft 6th/7th round, 6000, 198. Good hitter. Had an interception in game. Good open field tackler. Plays ball in air. Good ball skills. Plays special teams. Courage to support run. Gets in on run game. Works through traffic. Physical player. Active and competes. Arnold Parker DB Utah – Draft 6th/7th round, 6016, 204. Looks the part. Had a face mask penalty and made a catch as a wide receiver. Low motor guy. Question awareness and football intelligence. Does not know how to use his speed. May be a press corner only – long arms. Has a tendency to grab wide receiver’s face mask. Loses concentration and focus. Boom or bust. Rashad Washington DB Kansas State – Free agent, 6021, 215. Had 1 assist in game. High in his back pedal. Will take bad angles at times. Average hands. Inconsistent tackler. Project. Needs all mechanical and technique work. Larry Croom RB UNLV – Free agent, 5092, 201. Compact build. Smooth runner with good running instincts. Good vision. Lacks speed to turn the corner. Third down type back. One speed guy. Rodney Davis RB Fresno State – Free agent, 5077, 210. Average hands. Lacks speed to turn the corner. Camp type back. Mark Gould K/PT Northern Arizona – Free agent, 6021, 214. Controlled pooch punts to the 8 and 1 yard lines. Had a good game punting with distance and hang times. Has above average leg strength. Dave Revill SS Utah – Late draft/priority free agent, 5106, 203. Tim Hauck type. Good wrap tackler. Good instincts. Will hit. Explosive. Enjoys playing the game. Good leader. Should contribute on special teams. Can run with slot receiver. Alley player in support scheme. Sideline to sideline player. Can’t be isolated on speed receiver. Should make a team. Wes Welker WR/RS Texas Tech – Late draft/priority free agent, 5085, 193. Good hands. System player – bubble screen. Returns punts and kickoffs. Quicker than fast. North/south runner. Jason David DB Washington State – Free agent, 5082, 171. Made 2 tackles in game. Undersized physical corner. Tracks receiver and stays on hip. Has courage. Will cover up and tackle on support. Quicker than fast. Good zone player. Will struggle in matchups with big receivers. Weston Borba DB St. Mary’s – 7th round/free agent, 6030, 203. Aggressive small college safety. Good wrap tackler. Above average instincts. Instinctive player with size.

Did not look out of place in East/West game. Will need work against the speed of top flight competition. Question speed? Neil Parry Special Teams San Jose State – Not a prospect, big heart. Greg Carothers LB Washington – Free agent, 6012, 234. Short arms 29 ¾”. Moved from SS to OB. Average athlete. Will compete. Nickel linebacker. Will finish play. Jared Allen DE Idaho State – Draft 6th/7th round, 6055, 254. Arms 31 ¾”. Disruptive player. Active. Finishes play. Also a long snapper. 102 tackles, 28 TFL, 17.5 sacks. Big Sky player of the year. Gets hands up on pass rush. High motor, great effort player. Has raw skills to develop into a serviceable player. Kalen Thornton DE Texas – Free agent, 6021, 246. Arms 32 ½”. Undersized defensive end. Good athlete. Good effort player. Good use of hands. Limited player, camp only. Mike Karney FB Arizona State – Draft 4th round, 5111, 250. Straight line runner. Good blocker. Can make the low ball catch. Can bury linebacker on isolation block. Average running skills. Plowhorse. Powerfully built. Battering ram. Average speed. Can block and catch in flat. West coast fullback. Renaldo Works RB Oklahoma – Free agent, 5114, 210. As a runner he gets what’s blocked. Has good hands. Camp back. Not special. Marquis Cooper LB Washington – Draft 7th round/free agent, 6030, 210. Slender build. Made 3 tackles in game. Nickel linebacker. Out of control tackler. Lacks strength at point of attack. Grabber not a hitter. Loses focus at times. Will run around blocks. Better in coverage. Undersized. Not a take on guy. Pasha Jackson LB Oklahoma – Draft 6th/7th round, 6016, 239. Thick well muscled. Locks out and keeps blockers off legs. Can close on ball and hit. Explosive player. Good lateral speed. Plays on special teams. Good off edge. Can turn corner and flatten out. Verified speed? Sean Tufts LB Colorado - Draft 6th/7th round, 6040, 238. Long torso. Has good measurables. Plays with leverage on the ball and plays square to line of scrimmage. Gets feet tied up in traffic at times. Instincts are average. Needs to improve ward off and shed. Jorge Cordova LB Nevada – Draft 4th/5th round, 6013, 236. Long torso. Sudden to read and react. Plays with leverage. Physical player that will compete. Made 3 tackles and had an assist in game. Ascending player. Active. Makes plays. Good on special teams. 3-4 outside rush backer. Can bring it off the edge. Marwan Hage OC Colorado – Draft 6th/7th round, 6024, 293. Big belly. Good mirror and slide in pass pro. Locks on linebacker and walls off. Effective on second level. Ties

up defender. Does conventional and shot gun snap. I really liked this kid as a junior. Should make a team. Moved to OC in 2003. Brett Huyser OG Air Force – Not a prospect, 6040, 313. Long arms 33”. Takes bad angles. No anchor. Gets driven back. Ibrahim Khan OG Simon Fraser – Not a prospect, 6026, 306. Large hands 10”. Lacks agility in traffic. Scrappy player. Regis Crawford OG Arizona State – Free agent, 6015, 316. Long arms 33”, big hands 10”. Works to finish blocks. Good mirror and slide. Effective on 2nd level. Will compete. Looks like he likes to play game. Must be a guard or center. Good use of hands. Mark Wilson OT California – Draft 5th/6th round, 6062, 303. Long arms 33 ¾”, hands 10 1/8”. Good punch. Ascending player. Wall off/position blocker. Aggressive player. Average athlete. Has some lower body stiffness. Needs more upper and lower body strength. Struggles with edge speed. High cut tackle. Joseph Hayes OG San Jose State – Free agent, 6041, 311. Long arms 33 1/8”, hands 10”. Physical player. Wide body. Wall off blocker. Plays high and loses anchor. Gets driven back. Good use of hands. First move is up on snap – not out. Flashes compete and aggressiveness. Brad Lekkerkerker OT Cal-Davis – Free agent, 6065, 321. Arms 33 1/8”. Locks out and mirrors on pass pro. Gets shoulders turned. Position wall off blocker. Gets high at times and loses anchor. Below average strength. Marko Cavka OT Sacramento State – Priority free agent, 6067, 284. Long arms 33 ½”. Will get high and loses power. Needs to consistently bend knees. Worked #93 Issac Hilton around pile. Needs to develop upper and lower body strength. Developmental player. Ryan Boschetti DT UCLA – Draft 6th/7th round, 6041, 293. Big hands 10 1/8”. Good effort player. Presses the pocket. Active player. Played both right and left defensive tackle spots in game. Uses multiple moves to defeat blocker. Gets hands up on pass rush. Good run player. Could be a 20-25 player rotate guy. Instinctive and plays with good motor. Chris Murphy OT California – Free agent, 6040, 287. Long arms 33 ¾”. Gets high and gets overpowered. Inconsistent anchor. Gets beat off the edge by speed rushers. Biggest negative is weight and his tendency to play high. He gets up on his toes. He doesn’t get any movement in run game. AJ Ricker OC Missouri – Free agent, 6027, 296. Hand 10 ¼”. Gets hands up quickly in pass pro. Can stop a charge. Generally keeps a good base. Wall off/position blocker. Will lose his feet in traffic. Not an explosive or space player.

Derek McCoy WR Colorado – Draft 6th/7th round, 6030, 207. Will lay out for the ball. Good low ball catch in game. Possession type receiver. Long strider. Appears to have marginal speed. Average quickness in and out of break. Made 4 catches in game. May fall out of draft because of speed but may make a team as a free agent if not drafted. Brett Pierce TE Stanford – Draft 7th round/priority free agent, 6053, 258. Short arms. Good hands. Position/wall off blocker. Will compete. Good adjust to poorly thrown balls. Understands the passing game. Similar to Eagles Chad Lewis. Smart and mature. Tim Euhus TE Oregon State – 5th/6th round, 6045, 252. Long arms 33 3/8”. Can make the tough low ball catch. Mirror/wall off blocker. Understands the passing game. Needs more upper and lower body strength. Can pluck and snatch ball. Bo Schobel DE TCU – 3rd/4th round, 6050, 266. Short arms 30 ½”, hands 10 1/8”. Active, disruptive player. Constantly pressured the quarterback. Good edge player. Finishes the play. Needs to get stronger in his upper body. Has a sudden first step. Needs to play lower. Relentless to QB. Upfield rusher that goes to the whistle. Doesn’t stay blocked. Brandon Kennedy DT North Texas – Free agent, 5095, 332. Arms 31 ¾”, small hands 8 ½”. Did not play. Still had injured ankle. Has ability but many question marks. Jeremy Williams DT Washington State – Free agent, 6037, 286. Fleshy build. Low motor guy that loafs after ball carrier on plays away. Camp only type guy. Maybe the light will come on. Amon Gordon DE Stanford – 6th/7th round, 6022, 301. Gets hands up on rush. Good effort player. Uses a hit and spin move. Good athlete. Lacks consistency in his game. All techniques and mechanics need to be upgraded. Flash guy that can look good or bad depending on play. Raw and green but has ability. Terry Johnson NT Washington – Draft 4th/5th round, 6025, 297. Long torso. Loads of ability. Flashes signs of a great player. Explosive. Good lateral quickness. Presses the pocket. Only thing holding him back is his attitude. Does he want to do it? Question endurance. He doesn’t finish the play. Everything is a flash. Slips blocks. Can be a one gap hell raiser. Quick to read and react. Good use of hands. Flashes upfield burst to ball carrier. Can turn speed to power. Has some pass rush skills. Selective compete. Can’t be drafted too high because this is a boom or bust player. Some teams won’t fool with him.

1st Day Draft

Round Position Name/School 1 QB Eli Manning, Mississippi 1 QB Philip Rivers, North Carolina State 1 QB Ben Roethlisberger, Miami of Ohio 1 QB JP Losman, Tulane 1 WR Roy Williams, Texas 1 WR Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh 1 WR Michael Clayton, LSU 1 WR Reggie Williams, Washington 1 WR Rashaun Woods, Oklahoma State 1 WR Lee Evans, Wisconsin 2 WR Michael Jenkins, Ohio State 2 WR Keary Colbert, USC 2 WR Devry Henderson, LSU 2 WR Devard Darling, Washington State 2 WR Bernard Berrian, Fresno State 3 WR Derrick Hamilton, Clemson 3 WR Sammy Parker, Oregon 3 WR Carlos Francis, Texas Tech 3 WR Jerrico Crotchery, North Carolina State 1 TE Kellen Winslow, Miami 1 TE Ben Watson, Georgia 1 TE Ben Troupe, Florida 3 TE Chris Cooley, Utah State 3 TE Ben Hartsock, Ohio State 1 RB Steven Jackson, Oregon State 1 RB Kevin Jones, Virginia Tech 2 RB Greg Jones, Florida State 2 RB Julius Jones, Notre Dame 2 RB Chris Perry, Michigan 3 RB Troy Fleming, Tennessee 2 OC Alex Stepanovich, Ohio State 2 OC Jake Grove, Virginia Tech 3 OC Nick Lechey, Kansas State 1 OG Vernon Carey, Miami 2 OG Justin Smiley, Alabama 2 OG Chris Snee, Boston College 3 OG Sean Locklear, North Carolina State

3 OG Stephen Peterman, LSU 3 OG Travelle Wharton, South Carolina 1 OT Robert Gallery, Iowa 1 OT Shawn Andrews, Arkansas 2 OT Jacob Rogers, USC 3 OT Nat Dorsey, Georgia Tech 1 DE Kenechi Udeze, USC 1 DE Will Smith, Ohio State 2 DE Darrion Scott, Ohio State 2 DE Jason Babin, Western Michigan 3 DE Bo Schobel, TCU 3 DE Antwan Odom, Alabama 1 DT Tommie Harris, Oklahoma 1 DT Vince Wilfork, Miami 1 DT Randy Starks, Maryland 2 DT Darnell Dockett, Florida State 2 DT Tim Anderson, Ohio State 2 DT Dwan Edwards, Oregon State 3 DT DeMarco McNeil, Auburn 3 DT Marcus Tubbs, Texas 3 DT Igor Olshansky, Oregon 3 DT Donnell Washington, Clemson 1 OLB DJ Williams, Miami 2 OLB Karlos Dansby, Auburn 2 OLB Dontarrious Thomas, Auburn 2 OLB Michael Boulware, Florida State 2 OLB Teddy Lehman, Oklahoma 3 OLB Keyaron Fox, Georgia Tech 1 ILB Jonathan Vilma, Miami 2 ILB Daryl Smith, Georgia Tech 3 ILB Courtney Watson, Notre Dame 1 CB DeAngelo Hall, Virginia Tech 1 CB Dunta Robinson, South Carolina 1 CB Chris Gamble, Ohio State 1 CB Derrick Strait, Oklahoma 2 CB Ricardo Colclough, Tusculum 2 CB Ahmad Carroll, Arkansas 2 CB Kevin Smith, McNeese 2 CB Nathan Vasher, Texas 2 CB Jeremy LeSeuer, Michigan

3 CB Joey Thomas, Montana State 3 CB Matt Ware, UCLA 3 CB Greg Brooks, Southern Mississippi 3 CB Rich Gardner, Penn State 3 CB Will Poole, USC 1 FS Sean Taylor, Miami 1 FS Sean Jones, Georgia 3 FS Jason Shivers, Arizona State 3 FS Madieu Williams, Maryland 3 FS Etric Pruitt, Southern Mississippi 2 SS Bob Sanders, Iowa 2 SS Glenn Earl, Notre Dame 3 SS Will Allen, Ohio State 3 SS Guss Scott, Florida 3 KO Nate Kaeding, Iowa

2nd Day Draft Round Position Name/School 4 QB Cody Pickett, Washington 4 QB Matt Schaub, Virginia 5 QB John Navarre, Michigan 6 QB Casey Clausen, Tennessee 6 QB Jeff Smoker, Michigan State 6 QB Scott McBrien, Maryland 6 QB BJ Symons, Texas Tech 6 QB Jared Lorenzen, Kentucky 7 QB Scott Rislov, San Jose State 4 FB Travis Wilson, Kansas State 4 FB Mike Karney, Arizona State 6 FB Luke Lawton, McNeese State 6 FB Mark Pierce, Arkansas 7 FB Brandon Johnson, Auburn 4 RB Cedric Cobbs, Arkansas 4 RB Ran Carthon, Florida 4 RB Tatum Bell, Oklahoma State 4 RB Mewelde Moore, Tulane 4 RB Michael Turner, Northern Illinois 5 RB Adimchinobe, Echemandu, California 5 RB Quincy Wilson, West Virginia 5 RB Bruce Perry, Maryland 6 RB Clarence Farmer, Arizona 6 RB Jason Wright, Northwestern 6 RB Derrick Ward, Ottawa (KS) 7 RB Derrick Knight, Boston College 4 TE Jason Peters, Arkansas 5 TE Tim Euhus, Oregon State 5 TE Ben Utecht, Minnesota 5 TE Jeff Dugan, Maryland 6 TE John Paul Foschi, Georgia Tech 6 TE Keith Willis, Virginia Tech 6 TE Richard Owens, Louisville 7 TE Sean McHugh, Penn State 7 TE Courtney Anderson, San Jose State 4 WR Triandos Luke, Alabama 4 WR Maurice Mann, Nevada 4 WR Justin Jenkins, Mississippi

4 WR Ernest Wilford, Virginia Tech 4 WR Maurice Brown, Iowa 4 WR PK Sam, Florida State 5 WR Clarence Moore, Northern Arizona 5 WR Sammy Moore, Washington State 5 WR Terrance Copper, East Carolina 5 WR Jamaar Taylor, Texas A&M 5 WR/RS Jonathan Smith, Georgia Tech 5 WR DJ Hackett, Colorado 6 WR Andrae Thurman, Southern Oregon 6 WR Derek McCoy, Colorado 6 WR Kelvin Kight, Florida 6 WR Tony Johnson, Penn State 6 WR Huey Whittaker, South Florida 7 WR James Newson, Oregon State 7 WR Johnnie Morant, Syracuse 7 WR Drew Carter, Ohio State 7 WR Kevin Youngblood, Clemson 7 WR Lane Danielsen, Iowa State 7 WR/RS/DC Mark Jones, Tennessee 7 WR Carlos Wright, Tennessee State 7 WR/RS Derek Abney, Kentucky 7 WR/RS Wes Welker, Texas Tech 4 OC Nick Hardwick, Purdue 4 OC Jake Scott, Idaho 6 OC Scott Wells, Tennessee 7 OC Hugh Reilly, Georgia Tech 7 OC Rex Hadnot, Houston 4 OG Jacob Bell, Miami of Ohio 4 OG Monreko Crittenden, Auburn 4 OG Shane Olivea, Ohio State 5 OG Tyson Clabo, Wake Forest 5 OG Anthony Herrera, Tennessee 6 OG Jeb Terry, North Carolina 6 OG Josh Parrish, Washington State 6 OG Lamar Bryant, Maryland 7 OG Alan Reuber, Texas A&M 7 OG Thomas Herrion, Utah 7 OG Adrian Clarke, Ohio State 7 OG Antonio Hall, Kentucky 4 OT Kelly Butler, Purdue 4 OT Trey Darilek, Texas-El Paso 4 OT Adrian Jones, Kansas

5 OT Carlos Joseph, Miami 5 OT Brian Rimpt, East Carolina 5 OT Sean Bubin, Illinois 6 OT Mark Wilson, California 6 OT Quinn Christensen, BYU 6 OT Kirk Chambers, Stanford 6 OT Bo Lacy, Arkansas 6 OT Drew Strojny, Duke 6 OT Jim Molinaro, Notre Dame 7 OT Rob Droege, Missouri 7 OT Stacy Andrews, Mississippi 7 OT Max Starks, Florida 4 DE Dave Ball, UCLA 4 DE Nathaniel Adibi, Virginia Tech 4 DE/PR Travis Laboy, Hawaii 4 DE/OLB Reggie Torbor, Auburn 5 DE/PR Shaun Phillips, Purdue 5 DE/PR Uyi Osunde, Connecticut 5 DE Gabe Nyenhuis, Colorado 6 DE Andrew Shull, Kansas State 6 DE Tommy Kelly, Mississippi State 6 DE/LS Jared Allen, Idaho State 6 DE Kevin Emanuel, Florida State 7 DE Robert Pollard, TCU 7 DE Bobby McCray, Florida 7 DE Ronald Jones, Southern Mississippi 7 DE Antonio Smith, Oklahoma State 4 DT Jordan Carstens, Iowa State 4 DT Terry Johnson, Washington 4 DT Rodney Leisle, UCLA 4 DT Matthias Askew, Michigan State 4 DT Isaac Sopoaga, Hawaii 4 DT Junior Siavii, Oregon 4 DT Spencer Johnson, Auburn 4 DT Marquise Hill, LSU 5 DT Jeremy Caudill, Kentucky 6 DT Amon Gordon, Stanford 6 DT Ryan Boschetti, UCLA 6 DT Jared Clauss, Iowa 7 DT Damane Duckett, East Carolina 7 DT Ahmad Childress, Alabama 7 DT Anthony Maddox, Delta State 4 OLB/PR Jorge Cordova, Nevada

4 OLB/PR Roderick Green, Central Missouri State 4 OLB Brandon Chillar, UCLA 4 OLB Jonathan Harrell, Northern Iowa 4 OLB Lewis Alexander, Wisconsin 4 OLB Bryan Hickman, Kansas State 5 OLB Kendall Pope, Florida State 5 OLB Maurice Jones, South Florida 5 OLB Demorrio Williams, Nebraska 6 OLB Leon Joe, Maryland 6 OLB Derrick Pope, Alabama 6 OLB Marquis Cooper, Washington 6 OLB DD Acholonu, Washington State 6 OLB Pasha Jackson, Oklahoma 7 OLB John Leake, Clemson 7 OLB Melvin Simmons, USC 7 OLB Colby Bockwoldt, BYU 4 ILB Niki Koutouvides, Purdue 4 ILB Sean Tufts, Colorado 5 ILB Carl Diggs, Michigan 5 ILB Cody Spencer, North Texas 5 ILB Caleb Miller, Arkansas 5 ILB Richard Seigler, Oregon State 6 ILB Rob Reynolds, Ohio State 6 ILB Rod Davis, Southern Mississippi 6 ILB Reed Boyd, Texas 7 ILB Rich Scanlon, Syracuse 7 ILB Robert Peace, Tennessee 7 ILB Grant Wiley, West Virginia 4 CB Bruce Thornton, Georgia 4 CB Roc Alexander, Washington 4 CB Keiwan Ratliff, Florida 4 CB David Richardson, Cal-Poly 4 CB Chris Thompson, Nicholls State 4 CB Vontez Duff, Notre Dame 5 CB Decory Bryant, Georgia 5 CB Marcell Allmond, USC 5 CB Von Hutchins, Mississippi 6 CB/RS Dexter Wynn, Colorado State 6 CB Stanford Samuels, Florida State 6 CB Michael Waddell, North Carolina 6 CB Curome Cox, Maryland 7 CB DeAndre Eiland, South Carolina 7 CB Rod Bryant, Idaho 7 CB Kendall Edwards, Fresno State

7 CB Jabari Greer, Tennessee 4 SS Brett Hudson, Arizona State 4 SS Tony Bua, Arkansas 4 SS Brandon Everage, Oklahoma 5 SS Rashad Washington, Kansas State 5 SS Quintin Williams, Wake Forest 6 SS Arnold Parker, Utah 6 SS Jamaine Billups, Iowa State 7 SS Gibril Wilson, Tennessee 7 SS Michael Grant, Mars Hill 7 SS David Revill, Utah 7 KO Josh Scobee, Louisiana Tech 7 PT BJ Sander, Ohio State 7 DE Trevor Johnson, Nebraska 7 DE Shawn Johnson, Delaware 7 RB Thomas Tapeh, Minnesota

Free Agents

Possible late draft choices. All it takes is one team to like a player. Quarterbacks Luke McCown, Louisiana Tech Josh Harris, Bowling Green Rod Rutherford, Pittsburgh Matt Mauck, LSU Bradlee Van Pelt, Colorado State Ryan Dinwiddie, Boise State Craig Krenzel, Ohio State Casey Bramlet, Wyoming Jason Fife, Oregon Robert Kent, Jackson State Nathan Chandler, Iowa Ryan Schneider, Central Florida Chris Lewis, Stanford Ell Roberson, Kansas State Bret Mitchell, Evangel Scott Krause, Wisconsin-Stevens Point Andy Hall, Delaware Asad Abdul-Khaliq, Minnesota Matt Kegel,Washington State Jim Sorgi, Wisconsin Keith Heckendorf, St. Cloud St. Fullbacks Lousaka Polite, Pittsburgh Doug Easlick, Virginia Tech Tim Burrough, Oklahoma State Carey Davis, Illinois Alex Wade, Duke Casey Cramer, Dartmouth (TE) Vonta Leach, East Carolina Jon Paulsen,Northwestern-IA Wide Receivers John Standeford, Purdue Ryan Krause, Nebraska-Omaha George Wilson, Arkansas Jason Geathers, Miami Lance Young, Iowa State

Sloan Thomas, Texas Romby Bryant, Tulsa Marlus Mays, Northern Iowa Malcolm Floyd, Wyoming Luke Powell, Stanford Chris Pittman, Colorado State James Terry, Kansas State Carlos Perez, Florida Richard Smith, Arkansas PJ Fleck, Northern Illinois Ryan McGuffey, Wyoming Kenny Farley, Oregon State Jeremiah Cockheran, Hawaii Michael Johnson, Georgia Kevin Beard, Miami Jamall Broussard, San Jose State Dre Fulghan, Alabama Omar Jenkins, Notre Dame Latrez Harrison, Maryland Nick Narcisse, Tulane Jafar Williams, Maryland Moses Lewis, Central Washington Marque Davis, Fresno State Aaron Hosack, Minnesota Damien Gary, Georgia Kendrick Mosley, Western Michigan Matt Cherry, Akron Jamal Jones,North Carolina A&T Tight Ends Mike Woolridge, Eastern Kentucky (H-B) Kris Wilson, Pittsburgh Sean Ryan, Boston College Matt Brandt, Miami of Ohio Ben Moa, Utah Jason Rader, Marshall Brett Pierce, Stanford Michael Gaines, Central Florida Bobby Blizzard, North Carolina Kyle Asher, Salisbury Thomas Hill, Kansas State Eric Edwards, LSU Matt Kranchick, Penn State Beau Fullerton, Tennessee Tech Brock Edwards, Texas Nate Lawrie, Yale

Terrell Browden, Southern Mississippi Travon Magee, Kansas State Kevin Zureki, Eastern Michigan Ronnie Ghent, Louisville Running Backs Fred Russell, Iowa Jarrett Payton, Miami Josh Davis, Nebraska Shaud Williams, Alabama Brandon Warfield, Utah Renaldo Works, Oklahoma Larry Croom, UNLV David Mikill, Boise State Rich Alexis, Washington Brandon Miree, Pittsburgh Jermaine Green, Washington State Joey Harris, Purdue DeJuan Green, South Florida Vick King, McNeese State Muhammad Abdulqaadir, Southern Illinois Zach Abron, Missouri Offensive Centers Josh Sewell, Nebraska Scott Jackson, BYU Toby Cecil, Texas Tech Dave Pearson, Michigan AJ Ricker, Missouri Ryan Lilja, Kansas State Dominic Furio, UNLV Norm Katnik, USC Todd Ghilani, Northern Illinois Dan Weaver, Oregon Nick Romeo, Syracuse Todd Backert, Washington Dan Koons, Louisville Kevin Bailey, Virginia Nick Seitze, Kentucky Larry Turner, Eastern Kentucky Offensive Guards

Andrew Wagstrom, South Dakota State Steve Stewart, Michigan State Joe Tate, Michigan State Rodney Reed, LSU Shannon Snell, Florida Brandon Hall, Troy State Khiawatha Downey, Indiana (PA) Regis Crawford, Arizona State Joseph Hayes, San Jose State Bryce Bishop, Ohio State Kurt Sigler, Eastern Washington Mark Moroz, Wake Forest Calvin McDonald, New Mexico Dan ViliWaldrup, Nebraska Forest Vance, Cal-Davis Greg Walker, Clemson David Ashkinaz, Central Florida Chavis Smith, Tennessee Ben Studer, South Dakota State David Lose, Oregon State Cole Beane, Catawba Ben Olson, North Dakota Augie Hoffman, Boston College Tillman Holloway, Texas Offensive Tackles Marko Cavka, Sacramento State Brad Lekkerkerker, Cal-Davis Dylan McFarland, Montana Erik Faasen, Toledo Mark Pera, Auburn Brandon Phillips, Arizona Matt Morgan, Pittsburgh William Henry, Clemson Matt McCoy, Ferris State Ben Herrell, Miami of Ohio Eric Dumas, Maryland Tony Pape, Michigan Joel Hofmann, Ball State Keith Leavitt, Boston College Chris Murphy, California Alan Parker, Nevada Casey Shelton, Iowa State Defensive Ends

Nautyn McKay-Loessher, Alabama Constantine Ritzman, Tennessee Claude Harriott, Pittsburgh Linnis Smith, Texas A&M Tony Hargrove, Georgia Tech Derrick Strong, Illinois Kalen Thornton, Texas Larry Stevens, Michigan Khreen Smith, Oklahoma State Greg Taplin, Michigan State Howard Hodges, Iowa Khaleed Vaughn, Clemson Michale Spicer, Western Carolina Jon Bradley, Arkansas State Raheem Orr, Rutgers Darrell Lee, Florida Omar Nazel, USC Tom Houchin, Kansas State Scott Smith, Maryland Josh Savage, Utah Dedrick Roper, Northwood (MI) (OLB) Josh Thomas, Syracuse Jadae McGuire, West Virginia Tech Frank Ofili, Toledo Matt Ball, UCLA Defensive Tackles Brandon Calton, East Tennessee State Brian Howard, Idaho Corey Williams, Arkansas State Ryon Bingham, Nebraska Mondre Dickerson, Tennessee Ifo Pili, BYU Craig Terrill, Purdue Kory Klein, Oklahoma Christian Ferrara, Syracuse Louis Gachelin, Syracuse Aaron McConnell, Pittsburg State Jesse Mitchell, Mississippi Doug Goodwin, Boston College Ken Veal, Georgia Justin Montgomery, Kansas State Derek Kennard, Nevada Dietrick Canterberry, UNLV Patrick Kabongo, Nebraska

Sean Mulcahy, Connecticut Norman Heuer, Michigan Brandon Casavan, Wyoming DJ Renteria, New Mexico Bryan Williams, Alcorn State Nose Tackles Jeff Womble, Florida State Grant Bowman, Michigan Brandon Kennedy, North Texas Mike O’Brien, Western Illinois Chad Pugh, TCU Outside Linebackers Eric Alexander, LSU Landon Johnson, Purdue TJ Hollowell, Nebraska Jameel Dumas, Syracuse Daryl Towns, Nevada Josh Ott, Boston College Grant Steen, Iowa (LS) Renauld Williams, Hofstra Tyjuan Hagler, Cincinnati Allen Augustin, Florida State Josh Buhl, Kansas State Col Colas, Virginia Tech Deryck Toles, Penn State Eric Pauly, Colorado State Jason Clark, Mississippi State Greg Carothers, Washington Kevin Worthy, Iowa Stevie Baggs, Bethune-Cookman Isaac Brown, Washington State Gilbert Gardner, Purdue Andrew Battle, Indiana (PA) Mike Labinjo, Michigan State Brooks Daniels, Alabama Antonio Crow, Louisiana Tech Levi Madarieta, BYU Dan Holland, Mansfield Ty Myers, Illinois Jeremiah Garrison, South Carolina DeMeco Moore, Mesa State Tim Patrick,New Mexico St.

Inside Linebackers Tyler Gottschalk, Wyoming Jeff Mack, Wisconsin Ryan Fowler, Duke Lewis Moore, Pittsburgh Justin Riley, Ball State Gino Capone, Penn State Nick Duffy, Northern Illinois Pat Durr, Northwestern Billy Strother, New Mexico Rod Royal, McNeese State Vegas Robinson, Virginia Tech Drew Wood, Colorado State Kellen Brantley, Wake Forest Adam Cordeiro, Montana State Zach Kaufman, Michigan Defensive Corners Michael Jolivette, Arizona Randee Drew, Northern Illinois Michael Harden, Missouri Lawrence Richardson, Arkansas Tony Tiller, East Tennessee State Christian Morton, Illinois Rayshun Reed, Troy State Josh Minkins, Louisville Jonas Rutledge, SMU Marvin Jackson, Chadron State Kelvin Millhouse, Hawaii Jason David, Washington State Rufus Brown, Florida State Jacques Reeves, Purdue Sam Massey, Morgan State Roland Cola, Houston Brandon Hefflin, Toledo Mark Estelle, Utah State Benny Sapp, Northern Iowa Mark Jones, Tennessee (listed under WR also) David Crocker, Stephen F. Austin Tony Sutton, Middle Tennessee Phil Jackson, Colorado Zach Norton, Cincinnati Leonard Burress, Kentucky Dwight Anderson, South Dakota

Tedric Crawford, South Carolina Randall Gary, LSU Jernaro Gilford, BYU Corey Yates, Southern Mississippi Free Safeties Mark Graham, Buffalo Medford Moorer, Colorado Yaacov Yisrael, Penn State Cliff Johnson, Morgan State Daryl Dixon, Florida Dakarai Pearson, Texas Ejiro Evero, Cal-Davis Mark Jackson, Illinois Strong Safeties Jack Hunt, LSU Virgil Williams, Washington State Eli Ward, Minnesota Maurice Sikes, Miami Elbert Craig, Oklahoma State Gerald Jones, San Jose State Dennard Wilson, Maryland Craig Jones, North Texas Ryan Aycock, Texas Tech Marcus Winn, Alabama State Kevin Verpaele, South Florida Michael Crawford, Virginia Tech Quentin Womack, Kentucky Wesleyan Brian King, West Virginia Ryan Aiello, Wisconsin Avery Blue, Carson-Newman Special Teams Long Snappers Danny Young, North Carolina State Adam Johnson, Buffalo Kevin Worthy, Iowa (LB) Jason Daniels, Vanderbilt Chris Harvey, Miami (OC) Luke Lawton, McNeese (FB) Drew Caylor, Stanford (OC)

Return Specialists Derek Abney, Kentucky (WR/KR) Josh Davis, Nebraska (RB/KR) Wes Welker, Texas Tech (WR/KR) Mike Waddell, North Carolina (DC/KR) Dexter Wynn, Colorado State (DC/KR/PR) Kendrick Starling, San Jose State (WR/KR) JR Reed, South Florida (FS/KR) Bernard Berrian, Fresno State (WR/KR) Rod Bryant, Idaho (DC/KR) ##Several will be drafted as position players. Punters Kyle Larson, Nebraska Donnie Jones, LSU Andy Lee, Pittsburgh Mark Gould, Northern Arizona Nate McKinney, Appalachian State Jimmy Miner,Wofford (Directional) Place Kickers David Kimball, Penn State (kickoffs) Nick Setta, Notre Dame Steve Azar, Northern Illinois (FG) Billy Bennett, Georgia (FG) Nick Browne, TCU (FG) Drew Dunning, Washington State (FG) Kirk Yliniemsi, Oregon State (FG)

Shonka’s Sleepers

“If you’re just looking for sleepers, you’re going to get a sleepy team.” Long time Dallas scout, Walt Yowarsky. All of these players have the ability to make a team. Do they have the heart and the Big Time compete? The tapes say yes. Stay tuned. Michael Adams, Safety, Delaware – productive and athletic. Eric Alexander, OB, LSU – undersized, active, high motor player. Jared Allen, DE/LS, Idaho State – will contribute somewhere, long snapper, situations. Rod Bryant, DC, Idaho – returns kickoffs.. Dev. WR? Patrick Crayton, WR, Northwest Oklahoma – athlete. Curtis Deloatch, SS/FS/DC, NC A&T – ran down Fred Russell from behind. John Paul Foschi, TE, Georgia Tech – solid all around TE. Mark Graham, FS, Buffalo – smart player, right place at the right time. Michael Grant, Dc, Mars Hill – good instincts and awareness. Marwan Hage, OC, Colorado – solid as an OG as a junior, in 2003 moved to OC. Michael Harden, DC, Missouri – quick, fast and productive, 4.47 Thomas Herrion, OG, Utah – has ability to start in league. Spencer Johnson, DL, Auburn – athletic and instinctive, will start in right scheme. Mark Jones, WR/DC/RS, Tennessee – will make a team & play somewhere. Christian Morton, DC, Illinois – has ability. Boom or Bust. Bruce Perry, RB, Maryland – outstanding and explosive when healthy. Derrick Pope, OB, Alabama – undersized, fast twitch player. David Richardson, DC, Cal-Poly – best defensive back at Las Vegas Classic. Justin Sandy, Safety, Northern Iowa – another UNI NFL player. Scott Smith, DE, Maryland – injured in 2003, has measurables. Reggie Torbor, OB/DE, Auburn – he’ll play somewhere. Ouick off edge. Andrew Wagstrom, OG, South Dakota State – Adam Timmerman clone? Brandon Warfield, RB, Utah – explosive in hole, drives legs on contact, another Utah sleeper? Carlos Wright, WR, Tennessee State – natural receiver and can make you miss. Matthew Zielinski, NT, Duke – looks like Jeff Zgonina