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I n t ro d u c t i o n
Welcome readers!
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2017 Big Board

- Prospects 1-50 -
POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION
POSITION NAME SCHOOL POSITION NAME SCHOOL
RANK RANK SCORE RANK RANK SCORE
1 1 EDGE Myles Garrett Texas A&M 8.65 3 26 OBLB Tyus Bowser Houston 7.88
Western Wayne
1 2 WR Corey Davis
Michigan 8.48 5 27 RB Gallman
Clemson 7.88
Cam
1 3 OT Robinson
Alabama 8.27 2 28 TE David Njoku Miami (FL) 7.87
Deshaun Marlon
1 4 QB Watson
Clemson 8.20 4 29 CB Humphrey
Alabama 7.85
Louisiana
1 5 SAF Jamal Adams
State 8.17 3 30 EDGE T.J. Watt Wisconsin 7.83
2 6 SAF Budda Baker Washington 8.13 6 31 SAF Malik Hooker Ohio State 7.83
D'Onta
1 7 RB Joe Mixon Oklahoma 8.12 6 32 RB Foreman
Texas 7.82
Reuben Solomon
1 8 OBLB Foster
Alabama 8.11 4 33 EDGE Thomas
Stanford 7.81
Ryan
2 9 OT Ramczyk
Wisconsin 8.11 3 34 TE Evan Engram Mississippi 7.81
2 10 RB Dalvin Cook Florida State 8.11 5 35 EDGE Derek Barnett Tennessee 7.80
1 11 CB Sidney Jones Washington 8.11 6 36 EDGE Taco Charlton Michigan 7.79
Cordrea
1 12 OG Pat Elflein Ohio State 8.10 5 37 CB Tankersley
Clemson 7.79
Christian Youngstown
3 13 RB McCaffery
Stanford 8.10 7 38 EDGE Derek Rivers
State 7.78
Eddie
3 14 SAF Jackson
Alabama 8.09 3 39 OG Sean Harlow Oregon State 7.78
Haason Chris
2 15 OBLB Reddick
Temple 8.08 1 40 5 TECH Wormley
Michigan 7.77
Marshon Antonio
2 16 CB Lattimore
Ohio State 8.02 3 41 OT Garcia
Troy 7.77
Mitch North Takkarist

2 17 QB Trubisky Carolina 8.00 8 42 EDGE McKinley
UCLA 7.74
Leonard Louisiana Gareon

4 18 RB Fournette State 7.96 6 43 CB Conley
Ohio State 7.74
Jonathan
2 19 EDGE Allen
Alabama 7.95 3 44 WR Mike Williams Clemson 7.74
Western
4 20 SAF Obi Melifonwu Connecticut 7.95 4 45 OG Forrest Lamp
Kentucky 7.74
Dorian Quincy
2 21 OG Johnson
Pittsburgh 7.93 7 46 CB Wilson
Florida 7.72
Taywan Western Josh

2 22 WR Taylor Kentucky 7.93 4 47 WR Reynolds
Texas A&M 7.71
Carlos Louisiana
1 23 TE OJ Howard Alabama 7.91 5 48 WR Henderson Tech 7.69
Jabrill Louisiana
5 24 SAF Peppers
Michigan 7.89 1 49 C Ethan Pocic
State 7.69
Fabian TreDavious Louisiana

3 25 CB Moreau
UCLA 7.88 8 50 CB White State 7.67
Round Value Evaluation Total

Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99
Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49
Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.75
2017 Big Board

- Prospects 51-100 -
Zach Patrick
4 51 OBLB Cunningham
Vanderbilt 7.67 3 76 QB
Mahomes II
Texas Tech 7.46
North Nathan
7 52 SAF Josh Jones
Carolina St. 7.66 4 77 QB
Peterman
Pittsburgh 7.44
4 53 OT Garett Bolles Utah 7.62 T11 78 RB Curtis Samuel Ohio State 7.44
5 54 OG Dan Feeney Indiana 7.62 T11 79 RB Samaje Perine Oklahoma 7.44
Desmond Damontae San Diego

9 55 CB King
Iowa 7.61 11 80 CB
Kazee State 7.44
5 56 OBLB Jarrad Davis Florida 7.57 10 81 EDGE Ejuan Price Pittsburgh 7.43
Louisiana
8 57 SAF Xavier Woods
Tech 7.57 9 82 WR Isaiah Ford Virginia Tech 7.43
San Diego Dawuane

T6 58 OG Nico Siragusa
State 7.57 11 83 EDGE
Smoot
Illinois 7.42
Eastern
T6 59 OG Isaac Asiata Utah 7.57 10 84 WR Cooper Kupp
Washington 7.41
Larry
9 60 EDGE Carl Lawson Auburn 7.56 2 85 DT
Ogunjobi
Charlotte 7.40
7 61 RB Alvin Kamara Tennessee 7.56 13 86 RB Marlon Mack South Florida 7.40
6 62 OBLB Tanner Vallejo Boise State 7.56 12 87 EDGE Hunter Dimick Utah 7.39
Adoree' Southern
10 63 CB Jackson California 7.54 8 88 OG Kyle Kalis Michigan 7.39
Southern Florida
5 64 OT Chad Wheeler
California 7.53 5 89 TE Jonnu Smith
International 7.37
Jeremy
8 65 RB McNichols
Boise State 7.53 2 90 C Tyler Orlosky West Virginia 7.37
Juju Smith- Southern

T6 66 WR Schuster California 7.51 8 91 OBLB Blair Brown Ohio 7.37
Louisiana Ryan
T6 67 WR Malachi Dupre
State 7.51 13 92 EDGE
Anderson
Alabama 7.36
4 68 TE Jake Butt Michigan 7.51 11 93 WR Isaiah Jones East Carolina 7.36
Malik Michigan North

1 69 DT McDowell State 7.50 3 94 DT Nazair Jones
Carolina 7.35
Trey Florida
6 70 OT Dion Dawkins Temple 7.49 14 95 EDGE
Hendrickson Atlantic 7.34
Amara Eddie
8 71 WR Darboh
Michigan 7.49 4 96 DT
Vanderdoes
UCLA 7.34
9 72 RB Kareem Hunt Toledo 7.48 12 97 WR John Ross Washington 7.33
9 73 SAF Marcus Maye Florida 7.47 T9 98 OBLB Elijah Lee Kansas State 7.33
Jalen Reeves- Matt

7 74 OBLB Maybin
Tennessee 7.47 T9 99 OBLB
Galambos
Pittsburgh 7.33
Elijah Louisiana Pennsylvania

10 75 RB McGuire Lafayette 7.47 13 100 WR Chris Godwin
State 7.32

2017 Big Board

11 101 OBLB Marquel Lee Wake Forest 7.31 16 126 CB Kevin King Washington 7.18
Western Caleb
7 102 OT Taylor Moton
Michigan 7.29 5 127 DT Brantley
Florida 7.16
Cameron Raekwon
12 103 CB Sutton
Tennessee 7.29 15 128 OBLB McMillan
Ohio State 7.16
Demarcus
8 104 OT David Sharpe Florida 7.28 18 129 EDGE Walker
Florida State 7.16
12 105 OBLB Steven Taylor Houston 7.28 16 130 OBLB Alex Anzalone Florida 7.13
14 106 WR KD Cannon Baylor 7.27 17 131 WR Stacy Coley Miami (FL) 7.13
Riley Michigan Tanoh

13 107 OBLB Bullough State 7.27 2 132 5 TECH Kpassagnon
Villanova 7.13
Deshone
5 108 QB Kizer
Notre Dame 7.26 11 133 SAF Justin Evans Texas A&M 7.13
14 109 RB Brian Hill Wyoming 7.26 18 134 WR Chad Hansen California 7.12
Carlos
13 110 CB Corn Elder Miami (FL) 7.25 6 135 DT Watkins
Clemson 7.12
South Texas
6 111 TE Gerald Everett
Alabama 7.24 17 136 RB Aaron Jones
(El Paso) 7.12
Jonathan Montae Michigan

9 112 OT McLaughlin
Virginia Tech 7.24 12 137 SAF Nicholson State 7.11
North
15 113 WR Ryan Switzer
Carolina 7.23 6 138 QB Davis Webb California 7.10
15 114 EDGE Charles Harris Missouri 7.23 8 139 TE Eric Saubert Drake 7.10
Jamaal Brigham
14 115 CB Jalen Tabor Florida 7.23 18 140 RB Williams Young 7.10
9 116 OG Ben Braden Michigan 7.23 19 141 EDGE Daeshon Hall Texas A&M 7.10
Donnel San Diego Ar'Darius

15 117 RB Pumphrey State 7.22 19 142 WR Stewart
Alabama 7.10
Louisiana Howard
14 118 OBLB Duke Riley
State 7.21 17 143 CB Wilson
Houston 7.10
Tennessee- Marcus
16 119 EDGE Keionta Davis
Chattanooga 7.21 13 144 SAF Williams
Utah 7.09
Middle
15 120 CB Jeremy Cutrer
Tennessee St 7.21 T18 145 CB Jalen Myrick Minnesota 7.09
James Chidobe
16 121 RB Conner
Pittsburgh 7.21 T18 146 CB Awuzie
Colorado 7.09
Dede
16 122 WR Westbrook
Oklahoma 7.20 7 147 QB Brad Kaaya Miami (FL) 7.08
Pharaoh Adam
7 123 TE Brown
Oregon 7.20 9 148 TE Shaheen
Ashland 7.08
Carroll
17 124 EDGE Phillips
Illinois 7.19 7 149 DT Jarron Jones Notre Dame 7.08
Randall
10 125 SAF Goforth
UCLA 7.19 10 150 OG Adam Pankey West Virginia 7.06

2017 Big Board

Western
20 151 EDGE Tarell Basham Ohio 7.05 8 176 QB Zach Terrell
Michigan 6.91
Rasul Jaleel
20 152 CB Douglas
West Virginia 7.05 9 177 DT Johnson
Iowa 6.90
Shelton
10 153 OT Sam Tevi Utah 7.05 26 178 WR Gibson
West Virginia 6.90
Johnathan
21 154 EDGE Jordan Willis Kansas State 7.04 15 179 SAF Ford
Auburn 6.89
Damore'ea
20 155 WR Stringfellow
Mississippi 7.04 10 180 DT Tanzel Smart Tulane 6.88
Southern
10 156 TE Cole Hikutini Louisville 7.04 12 181 OT Zach Banner
California 6.88
Jermaine Erik
11 157 OT Eluemunor
Texas A&M 7.02 13 182 OT Magnuson
Michigan 6.86
Hardy
17 158 OBLB Nickerson Jr.
Illinois 7.00 27 183 WR Jehu Chesson Michigan 6.85
Bucky
21 159 WR Hodges
Virginia Tech 7.00 9 184 QB Seth Russell Baylor 6.85
Vincent Oklahoma Treyvon

8 160 DT Taylor State 7.00 11 185 DT Hester
Toledo 6.84
Mississippi Rayshawn
22 161 WR Fred Ross
State 6.99 16 186 SAF Jenkins
Miami (FL) 6.84
Jermaine
22 162 EDGE Vince Biegel Wisconsin 6.98 19 187 OBLB Grace
Miami (FL) 6.84
Jordan
11 163 TE Leggett
Clemson 6.98 20 188 OBLB Jordan Evans Oklahoma 6.83
Tedric
14 164 SAF Thompson
Colorado 6.97 28 189 WR Speedy Noil Texas A&M 6.82
Kendell Louisiana Noble
18 165 OBLB Beckwith State 6.97 4 190 5 TECH Nwachukwu
West Virginia 6.81
Youngstown Jourdan
23 166 EDGE Avery Moss
State 6.97 22 191 CB Lewis
Michigan 6.80
Brigham
3 167 5 TECH Isaac Rochell Notre Dame 6.96 21 192 OBLB Harvey Langi
Young 6.79
Louisiana North
23 168 WR Travin Dural
State 6.95 29 193 WR Mack Hollins
Carolina 6.79
North Joshua Louisiana

T19 169 RB TJ Logan
Carolina 6.95 12 194 OG Boutte State 6.79
Corey
T19 170 RB Clement
Wisconsin 6.95 12 195 DT Joey Ivie IV Florida 6.78
11 171 OG Daniel Isidora Miami (FL) 6.95 23 196 CB Brian Allen Utah 6.77
Boston
24 172 EDGE Tim Williams Alabama 6.94 17 197 SAF John Johnson
College 6.77
Devonte
24 173 WR Josh Malone Tennessee 6.94 25 198 EDGE Fields
Louisville 6.77
North Anthony
21 174 CB Jack Tocho
Carolina St. 6.93 22 199 OBLB Walker
Northwestern 6.76
Jordan
25 175 WR Westerkamp
Nebraska 6.93 30 200 WR Artavis Scott Clemson 6.76

2017 Big Board

Louisiana
31 201 WR Trent Taylor
Tech 6.75 18 226 SAF Delano Hill Michigan 6.62
Jalen
26 202 EDGE Joe Mathis Washington 6.74 33 227 WR Robinette
Air Force 6.61
Michael Montravius
12 203 TE Roberts Jr.
Toledo 6.73 15 228 DT Adams
Auburn 6.61
Josh Texas
23 204 OBLB Carraway Christian 6.73 15 229 OG JJ Dielman Utah 6.61
13 205 DT Elijah Qualls Washington 6.73 3 230 C Jay Guillermo Clemson 6.61
Southern
13 206 OG Damien Mama
California 6.73 13 231 QB Sefo Liufau Colorado 6.60
Demetrious Michigan
10 207 QB Jerod Evans Virginia Tech 6.72 26 232 CB Cox State 6.59
Louisiana Charles
27 208 EDGE Lewis Neal
State 6.72 16 233 DT Walker
Oklahoma 6.59
Julien
11 209 QB C.J. Beathard Iowa 6.71 16 234 OT Davenport
Bucknell 6.58
28 210 EDGE Bryan Cox Jr. Florida 6.70 27 235 OBLB Marcus Oliver Indiana 6.58
Jordan
12 211 QB Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 6.70 T16 236 OG Morgan
Kutztown 6.57
NC A&T
21 212 RB Tarik Cohen
State 6.70 T16 237 OG Alex Kozan Auburn 6.57
Dalvin
14 213 DT Tomlinson
Alabama 6.69 17 238 DT Josh Tupou Colorado 6.57
13 214 TE George Kittle Iowa 6.68 28 239 OBLB Ben Boulware Clemson 6.56
Ashton Oklahoma
24 215 CB Lampkin State 6.68 14 240 QB Mitch Leinder Minnesota 6.56
Pennsylvania Michigan
24 216 OBLB Brandon Bell
State 6.68 15 241 TE Josiah Price
State 6.55
Treston Jamari
25 217 CB Decoud
Oregon State 6.67 34 242 WR Staples
Louisville 6.54
Ahkello
14 218 TE Scott Orndoff Pittsburgh 6.67 27 243 CB Witherspoon
Colorado 6.54
Calvin San Diego Dare

25 219 OBLB Munson State 6.67 23 244 RB Ogunbowale
Wisconsin 6.54
North
32 220 WR Bug Howard
Carolina 6.66 29 245 OBLB Jayon Brown UCLA 6.54
North
26 221 OBLB Brooks Ellis Arkansas 6.65 28 246 CB Des Lawrence
Carolina 6.53
North Al-Quadin
22 222 RB Matt Dayes
Carolina St. 6.65 29 247 EDGE Muhamad
Miami (FL) 6.53
Mississippi
14 223 OT Justin Senior
State 6.65 T17 248 OT Dan Skipper Arkansas 6.49
Caleb North Roderick

14 224 OG Peterson Carolina 6.65 T17 249 OT Johnson
Florida State 6.49
Adam
15 225 OT Bisnowaty
Pittsburgh 6.64 19 250 OT Storm Norton Toledo 6.48

2017 Big Board

Nathan
29 251 CB Hairston
Temple 6.47 5 276 C Kyle Fuller Baylor 6.26
Washington
T35 252 WR River Cracraft
State 6.47 20 277 DT DJ Jones Mississippi 6.26
Travis Antonio
T35 253 WR Rudolph
Florida State 6.47 32 278 CB Crawford
West Virginia 6.23
Weston
30 254 OBLB Ben Gedeon Michigan 6.46 19 279 SAF Steelhammer
Air Force 6.22
Avery Marquez
T20 255 OT Gennesy
Texas A&M 6.45 33 280 CB White
Florida State 6.22
Josh Harvey-
T20 256 OT Will Holden Vanderbilt 6.45 32 281 OBLB Clemons
Louisville 6.22
"Chunky" Davon Louisiana

18 257 DT Clements
Illinois 6.45 21 282 DT Godchaux State 6.17
Ezra Tennessee
30 258 CB Robinson State 6.45 33 283 OBLB Paul Magloire Arizona 6.15
Darius
5 259 5 TECH Hamilton
Rutgers 6.42 20 284 SAF Fish Smithson Kansas 6.14
Garrett Pennsylvania
15 260 QB Chad Kelly Mississippi 6.42 30 285 EDGE Sickels State 6.12
Malik Oklahoma
31 261 CB Foreman
Tennessee 6.40 23 286 OT Victor Salako
State 6.11
37 262 WR Victor Bolden Oregon State 6.40 16 287 QB Wes Lunt Illinois 6.08
Deyshawn
4 263 C Bond
Cincinnati 6.40 22 288 DT Ryan Glasgow Michigan 6.04
Keith Kelsey Oklahoma

31 264 OBLB Jr.
Louisville 6.37 21 289 SAF Jordan Sterns
State 6.03
Washington
38 265 WR Gabe Marks
State 6.36 34 290 CB Will Likely Maryland 6.02
Conor Oklahoma
22 266 OT McDermott
UCLA 6.34 18 291 TE Blake Jarwin
State 6.02
Amba Etta-
39 267 WR Tawo
Syracuse 6.34 24 292 OT Jonah Pirsig Minnesota 6.01
Deangelo
19 268 DT Brown
Louisville 6.32 23 293 DT Josh Augusta Missouri 5.97
Tashawn Louisiana
18 269 OG Greg Pyke Georgia 6.32 34 294 OBLB Bower State 5.95
Ahmad
16 270 TE Sam Rogers Virginia Tech 6.32 22 295 SAF Thomas
Oklahoma 5.94
Jeremy
17 271 TE Sprinkle
Arkansas 6.31 35 296 CB Tony Bridges Mississippi 5.93
Jessamen Tennessee De'Veon

19 272 OG Dunker State 6.30 24 297 RB Smith
Michigan 5.86
Channing
40 273 WR Noah Brown Ohio State 6.29 36 298 CB Stribling
Michigan 5.85
Tennessee- Stevie Southern

20 274 OG Corey Levin
Chattanooga 6.29 24 299 DT Tu'ikolovatu California 5.70
Deatrich Wise
6 275 5 TECH Jr.
Arkansas 6.27 25 300 DT BJ Singleton Houston 5.58

2017 Class Analysis

Typically any data set will bring the expectation of a bell curve; which you
can see reflected in the final score tiers to the left. There are a handful of
blue chip prospects in the class this year, led by Texas A&M's Myles
Garrett. Corey Davis, Cam Robinson and Deshaun Watson head the other
notable high score prospects inside the top 5 overall players on my 2017
Draft board.
There's very notable extra value in the late first, early and mid-second round
scores. The additional bulge between 8.00-7.60 is an influx of talent that we
did not see in last year's class (or the year before that, for that matter).
The highest individual tier on the scoring chart: Fourth round value
prospects with a grand total of 50. It's an excellent indication on the overall
depth of this year's class and the opportunity for teams to add quality
football players as late as the early portions of Day 3. I would expect
notable names available, especially from the running back group; where a
notable number of players can bring quality performance to the table at a
devalued position.
Nearly half the board (132 prospects) scored between a third and fifth round
overall value. That high number is yet another illustration of quality players
in the later rounds. Many of these prospects are scheme specific fits with
limited upside overall; yet in proper roles (as specified on each respective
page) these prospects bring notable value to the table.
To state the obvious; this class is strong. Very strong. There's more overall first round values available in the first round than either of the past two seasons (17 in
2017 vs. 8 in 2016 and 16 in 2015) on my board. Additionally, there's a very visible surplus in second round values; this is the first time in utilizing this system that
teams picking through the first two full rounds will have the opportunity to match and fill every pick with at least a second round value player. Of course, team
boards are different and more specifically structured; so some disconnect there is going to be inevitable.
The other notable area of extra talent, aside of the whole class, is the middle portions of day three. It's very evident looking at the slot by slot breakdown on just how
much additional late round quality there is in this year's class in comparison to the past several years. Working by pick ranges down the board is an eye opening
exercise. At slot 100 on the board by year: 7.32 (2017), 7.24 (2016), 7.21 (2015). Slot 150 on the board: 7.06 (2017), 6.99 (2016), 6.90 (2015). Slot 200 on the
board: 6.76 (2017), 6.67 (2016), 6.60 (2015). Consistently down the board there's nearly a half of a round of better value per player in 2017 as compared to 2015.
The most saturated positions with quality players this year? Running back, Safety and EDGE Defenders. Impressive numbers of role players, potential starters and
potential stars litter each position group; which is a breath of fresh air from years past, especially in the Safety group.
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Report Outline
Leadership Metric: Production Metric:
METHODOLOGY
Teams care about Productivity is a
leadership. Team supplemental piece to
captains are a noted my scoring models. In
footnote on reports. order to score a player
Character and in productivity,
background are of positional specific
course factored categories are collected
separately, but being in a per game average,
recognized as a leader as well as collecting
of the team and having each prospect's
experience with the production against the
game is vital to some three best teams on his
evaluators. respective schedule
from each of the past
It's factored here two seasons.
between three separate
factors: If elected
captain, career starts
and winning success.
Film Assessment:
Winning is a culture.
The film is the essential
piece to each and every
evaluation. Each
position is scored in 10
PSAR Metric: position specific traits.
These traits are listed in
In the past, I have order from most to least
conducted a Size metric important. A player's
and an Athleticism film score will generally
metric. This year marks set their tier as to what
a change in that caliber player they
methodology; as I've project as moving
normalized athleticism forward; while the
scores by using a supplemental analytics
player's historical size provide fine details to
as a multiplier to their separate players In the
athletic prowess. same film tier.
The "Physical Size and

Athleticism" (PSAR)
Metric calculates how
well a player has
performed against a Round Value:
historical data set of
prospects at the same There is a definitive
position through a different between a
number of NFL round grade and a
Combine tests. round value.
Their size component is Round values are meant

calculated the same Prospect Summary and Value: to reflect where in the
way: where does their A player's summary will include notes on off field/injury/transfer history. Extreme Draft a player is a
height, weight, arm circumstances or structural injuries may lead to minor deductions in player scores. strong value pick.
length (as needed), etc. Positional bonuses are also assigned to the "premiere" positions in the game. High impact Teams picking 8-10 in
score in relation to the positions such as Quarterbacks and Pass Rushers are granted the highest bonus. the first round will
past decade plus of struggle to find value
prospects at the same A final declared value range for each prospect is defined, along with general for a Top 10 selection;
position. expectations for their career trajectory. for example.
2017 Quarterback Rankings

POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION
POSITION NAME SCHOOL
RANK RANK SCORE
1 4 QB Deshaun Watson Clemson 8.20
2 17 QB Mitchell Trubisky North Carolina 8.00
3 76 QB Patrick Mahomes II Texas Tech 7.46
4 77 QB Nathan Peterman Pittsburgh 7.44
5 108 QB Deshone Kizer Notre Dame 7.26
6 138 QB Davis Webb California 7.10
7 147 QB Brad Kaaya Miami (FL) 7.08
8 176 QB Zach Terrell Western Michigan 6.91
9 184 QB Seth Russell Baylor 6.85
10 207 QB Jerod Evans Virginia Tech 6.72
11 209 QB C.J. Beathard Iowa 6.71
12 211 QB Joshua Dobbs Tennessee 6.70
13 231 QB Sefo Liufau Colorado 6.60
14 240 QB Mitch Leinder Minnesota 6.56
15 260 QB Chad Kelly Mississippi 6.42
16 287 QB Wes Lunt Illinois 6.08
Quarterback Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Arm Accuracy: How well does the Quarterback place the football? Does he set Arm Strength: Can the Quarterback deliver short, intermediate and deep throws with
receivers up for run after the catch? Can he accurately deliver on all 3 levels of the field? strong timing and trajectory? Can he fit throws into tight windows with high velocity? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Decision Making: Does the Quarterback make correct decisions before and after the Pocket Awareness: Can the Quarterback feel pass rushers while maintaining eyes down
snap? Can he process coverage and correctly identify open receivers to target? the field? Can he manipulate pocket to extend plays and can he avoid sacks in pocket? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Progressions: How well does the Quarterback progress from his primary targets into Mechanics: Does the Quarterback display a short, quick delivery? Does he properly
secondary ones? Can he utilize the full field of play to identify a target and throw? stride into throws, transfer his weight? Does he face target and follow through correctly? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Anticipation: Does the Quarterback throw receivers open and enter into delivery before Footwork: How well does the Quarterback get back onto his throwing platform? Does
the receiver has completed his break? How quickly does he process throws in his drop? he throw from a proper throwing base? How quick is his foot speed?
Poise: How well does the Quarterback handle pressure? Can he deliver throws under Run Ability: Does the Quarterback give the extra element of being a threat as a ball Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
duress and can he rise to the occasion in key down/distance and game scenarios? carrier? Can he extend plays with his legs? What kind of athlete is he?
- Kyle Crabbs 2017 NFL Draft Report -
D e s h a u n Wa t s o n , Q u a r t e r b a c k # 4
Date of Birth: 01/14/1995 Junior, Clemson University Tigers
PROSPECT RANKING PRODUCTION SUMMARY

814/1207, 67.4%, 10168 passing yards, 90 passing TD, 32 INT, 434 carries, 1929 rushing yards, 26 rushing TD
Position Overall
Rank: 1 Rank: 4 - Interceptions/
- Yardage/Start: 345.6 - Touchdowns/Start: 3.31 0.91
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Alabama
- Interceptions/
- Career - Career - Winning - Yardage/Start: 325.7 - Touchdowns/Start: 3.00 1.00
Starts: 35 Wins: 32 Percentage: 0.914 Start:
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Ohio State, Alabama

- Team Captain - Total Games
(Y/N): Yes Played: 38 - Interceptions/
Start:
PSAR METRIC FILM ASSESSMENT

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), FSU (2015), Oklahoma (2015), Alabama (2015), Auburn (2016), Louisville (2016), NC State (2016), Pittsburgh (2016)
- Measured Height: 6024 Arm Accuracy: Can get out of rhythm and not accurately Arm Strength: Has the strength to push throws to any area
place throws into intermediates. Prone to overthrowing of the field effectively. Does not need to have body striding
- Measured Weight: 221 vertical throws. When in rhythm has dominating stretches into throws in order to get zip on the ball. Deep passes have
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" of pin point accuracy and is capable of threading needles nice arch and do not flutter or float to targets. Can beat
into tight coverage to all levels. contested routes with quick delivery and pace.
- Measured Arm Length: N/A
Decision Making: Guilty of missing some defenders in Pocket Awareness: Has a very nice ability to manipulate
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 underneath zone coverage. Does make a lot of strong the pocket. Does well with eyes down the field to shift or
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 decisions regarding routes and targets on the perimeter. Is slide; feeling pressure in vicinity before escaping out of the
typically composed and willing to extend plays with legs pocket. Does have the ability to late slide against rushers
- 10 Yard Split: N/A before finding an open receiver. and force missed sacks.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has the benefit of a high frequency of short, Mechanics: Holds the ball high in drop and on throwing
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A quick throws and screens. Does make layered reads, platform. Does well to not hook delivery or expose the
particularly in half field scenarios. Will work eyes across football for contact. Throws with strong accuracy when
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field but can fail to progress further if pressured early in throwing on the run; does well to square shoulders and
drop. follow cleanly through delivery.
- Vertical Jump: 32.5"
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Flashes of strong anticipation but reps are Footwork: Feet are light and notably improved since
also littered with failure to ID zone defenders dropping out Sophomore season. Will gain depth and get to platform
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" and closing throwing windows. Willing and able to throw to quickly. Does make a conscious effort to both collect
targets prior to route breaks. Will throw into zone holes balance and square feet to target when having to move or
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” when able to collect on top of pass drops with timing. reset due to pressure.
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A
Poise: Has a knack for big plays and capable of standing in Run Ability: Devastating runner. Explosive open field
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A against pressure to wait and deliver throws as coming open. athleticism and smooth when squaring up potential tacklers.
Will force some throws, conversely. Ability to keep eyes Has good mobility to be utilized with moving pockets and
- Short Shuttle: N/A down the field and avoid the rush is strong and one of best challenging the edges and put pressure on the flats. Will
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 traits. beat man to man coverage with legs.
LEADERSHIP PRODUCTION PSAR METRIC INJURY/OFF FIELD POSITIONAL

FILM SCORE
SCORE SCORE SCORE HISTORY BONUS
8.50 6.88 7.58 8.13 2014 Torn ACL Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
PROSPECT SUMMARY Round Value
Total
Clemson's Deshaun Watson entered the 2016 season as the consensus top Quarterback prospect, yet his Junior
season did not materialize as many would have hoped. Watson continued to struggle hitting the intermediate and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
deep throws with consistency that his film has suggested he has the ability to complete. Furthermore, Watson's Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
protection of the football took a step backwards as well. Watson compares favorably to Tennessee Titans' Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Quarterback Marcus Mariota; their strengths and weaknesses are similar. Mariota may have some more natural Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
arm ability and accuracy, yet Watson has the profile of a starting Quarterback in the NFL. Watson is at his best on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
plays that involve moving him and the pocket; he is highly accurate on the run and will put a high amount of
stress on the edges of defenses (and the respective secondary) when throwing and attacking on the move.
- O V E R A L L E VA L U AT I O N - Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round
Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 8 . 2 0 : F I R S T R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA
Training Camp Contributor, UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M i t c h e l l Tr u b i s k y, Q u a r t e r b a c k # 1 0
Date of Birth: 08/20/1994 Redshirt Junior, University of North Carolina Tar Heels

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Started 1 game)
- Interceptions/
- Career - Career - Winning - Yardage/Start: N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A N/A
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Miami (FL), Stanford

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Florida State (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Duke (2016), NC State (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6021 Arm Accuracy: Natural arm placement skills are Arm Strength: Is capable of dropping throws to any area of
excellent. Will let some throws short when forced to throw the field. When collected and striding into throws will let
- Measured Weight: 222 on the move but is capable of accurate throws when altering the ball jump off of hand with pace. Shows an ability to put
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" base or angle as pressure dictates. Has strong downfield extra charge into tight coverage throws and alter the pace as
placement on hands. Crisp, in stride intermediates. needed.
Decision Making: Is still learning what he can and can't get Pocket Awareness: Feel for pressure and angles is strong;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 away with. Will get trapped vs. zone at times but by and willing to sit and hold for an extra second. Peripheral vision
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 large does well to process the full field of play when picks up rushes well and will duck away from would be
surveying multiple layers. Will take tight coverage throws; tackles. Willing to either climb the ladder or step laterally
- 10 Yard Split: N/A trusts receivers to make plays. Shows control at LOS. away from tacklers.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Offense features a high volume of quick Mechanics: Will do well to square the shoulders when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A screens and smoke throws; yet does very well with working throwing on the move. Surveys at the top of the pocket with
all levels of the field. Capable of processing out of tall posture. Release is high yet capable of being moved to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A peripherals while holding SAF or LB with eyes set in the avoid would be batted passes. Arm ability allows for
MOF. Crisp working through reads. freewheeling in a chaotic pocket.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Feel for pressure prior to the snap allows for Footwork: Can get busted throwing off of back foot and
beating extra man rushes. Has willingness to throw to failing to drive on the ball. Needs to let the back foot swing
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" receivers prior to breaks (and do so accurately). Will read through with less tension; will get a bit stiff in the lower
defensive leverage and throw option routes. Drops ball into half. Gets away from the snap and back onto a clean,
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” holes in zone coverage well. balanced platform with ease.
Poise: Speed of the game is a non-issue. Shows excellent Run Ability: Is a good runner. Has ability to beat edge
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A composure in vital game situations and money downs to defenders in zone read. Will burn man to man coverages
convert and keep drives moving. Does well to keep eyes with legs and has enough juice to pick up notable yardage.
- Short Shuttle: N/A down the field when flushed from the pocket. Movement is Can get the corner when flushed from the pocket. Will force
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 calm and composed. teams to respect run on 3rd down/red zone reps.

FILM SCORE
5.87 7.55 6.67 8.27 None Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina's Mitchell Trubisky may be a one year starter; yet the play he's put on the field suggests he is wise
beyond his years. Trubisky will still get caught against trap coverages from time to time; yet he plays with a level Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of poise, control and patience that is that of a much more seasoned Quarterback. Trubisky shows good control of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
his offense; he's active and vocal in making adjustments at the line of scrimmage and does well reading defenses Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
after the snap to make option based throws. Trubisky has had a high percentage of throws that are short, inflating Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
his numbers a bit. Yet there's still a good deal of quality play and NFL caliber reads/route combinations as is; Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Trubisky is a clutch player who makes big time throws and converting pressure plays. Trubisky may need some
patience if he's to play early on as he continues to master his skillset but he is a potential cornerstone piece.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Patrick Mahomes II, Quarterback #5

Date of Birth: 09/18/1995 Junior, Texas Tech University Red Raiders

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Texas Christian, Baylor
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Baylor (2015), Texas Christian (2015), Louisiana Tech (2016), West Virginia (2016), Oklahoma (2016), Arizona State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Arm Accuracy: Erratic placement due to high variance of Arm Strength: Will drive the ball with power and get high
throwing platforms and arm angles. Is capable of threading amounts of velocity with a flick of the wrist. Capable of
- Measured Weight: 225 the needle and fitting throws into tight windows when launching deep throws on the move with little effort. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" balanced and striding into targets. Impressive ability to drop the strength to make any and every throw on the field; but
deep targets into place when throwing on move. needs to understand when lack of base puts throws at risk.
Decision Making: Is a touchdown to check down style of Pocket Awareness: Will beat pressure reps with short
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 passer. At times will take shots without conceding a lack of throws to the slant but if not provided a target can get
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 leverage from receiver. Will get creative as a means of frazzled with free runners. Has good mobility to slide
extending plays and getting the football out of hand when around in the pocket and typically does so while sustaining
- 10 Yard Split: N/A under duress. eyes down the field to find an open receiver.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Does not appear to regularly read field of Mechanics: A wild gunslinger, for better or for worse. Has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A play for multiple defenders; targets are dictated by deep the natural arm ability to push the ball with pace and with
MOF and pre-snap coverage. Will need to prove capable in moderate accuracy in spite of wild angles. Has some throws
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A processing full field NFL route concepts with consistency sail due to lack of torso spin; guilty of using all arm on
and timing. some quick throws and making life hard for receivers.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Greatest area for improvement is timing and Footwork: Will have some throws die on target due to a
accuracy on throws breaking back to the LOS or into the lack of weight transfer. Feet are light and active, allowing
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" sideline. Has good rhythm to buzz throws tightly vs. holes for a sudden shift in base. Capable of reaching ball to
in zone when between hashes. Struggles to place and release targets under pressure without feet tied to the ground.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” throws into the sideline with accuracy. Would like to see more consistency in resetting base.
Poise: Has never seen a rusher he couldn't slip, a throw he Run Ability: Slippery runner. Needs to be better keeping
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A couldn't make. Oozes of confidence and does well off the ball tucked away and secure when on the move. Has
turnovers to come right back at it on the field. Awareness enough burst and enough size to cause defenders of all
- Short Shuttle: N/A and ability to slip the ball out on a pressured pocket is very comers to think twice before squaring up in the open field.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 strong.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Texas Tech Quarterback Patrick Mahomes II has the highest ceiling of any Quarterback in the 2017 class. The
conundrum with Mahomes is one similar to that of Johnny Manziel coming out of Texas A&M: Mahomes is at Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
his best with easy reads or when the play breaks down and he is allowed to freelance. Mahomes has the physical Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
skill set to be an All-Pro; he has arm talent to drop throws in from all angles. Yet he currently struggles with Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
timing concepts and full field reads. Prior to the draft, Mahomes must prove that this style of play is a product of Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
his environment. If not, there will be a steep learning curve to accommodate for such a stylistic clash in preferred Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
play and running a fully functional and sustainable style of offense. Mahomes is a true boom or bust player; if he
is able to mentally recondition himself and gain consistency in his mechanics he will be a star in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 7 . 4 6 : T H I R D R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Nathan Peterman, Quarterback #4

Date of Birth: 05/05/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Pittsburgh Panthers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Iowa, North Carolina, Notre Dame
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Oklahoma State, Clemson

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Iowa (2015), Notre Dame (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Clemson (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 6024 Arm Accuracy: Has some issues with putting ball high Arm Strength: Ball does not regularly jump off hand in
overtop of the crown of receivers. Placement is typically in delivery. Will show ability to alter speeds and pump
- Measured Weight: 222 the vicinity and catchable balls are consistently thrown; fastballs through tight windows, however. Has some ability
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" simply will make receivers work for some targets more than to sneak throws past defenders in zone coverage. Vertical
desirable. passes are high, arcing bucket throws.
- Measured Arm Length: 31.38"
Decision Making: Does well to take care of the football. Pocket Awareness: Has a knack for effectively avoiding
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 Will eat the ball and take a hit in order to live to see another rushers without actually flushing the pocket. Subtle slides
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 down. Has the mental processing after the snap to ID and climbs do the job of altering aiming point of rushers and
whether or not receivers have leverage against coverage. keeping defenders on toes.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Not phased by blitzes.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Willing and asked to utilize the full field of Mechanics: Shows a bit of a hitch in delivery, at times will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A play. Does not let shifting eyes after snap impact ability to drop and expose the ball to gear up into throws. Is capable
make correct decisions vs. either man or zone coverage. of altering angles or base to get the ball out when pressured.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Appears to be a heady, intelligent signal caller. Does appear to have ability to sustain success as passer even
when not balanced at release.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Does well to target and throw before Footwork: Feet are adequate and able to get back out from
receivers have turned back to locate the football. Has a feel underneath Center with pace. Will step into throws with
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" for finding holes in zone coverage to drop balls into. Has bodies around feet, not allowing pressure to dictate release
been asked to do some mesh point reads with success as platform.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” well.
Poise: Tough, gritty player with willingness to take big Run Ability: Is not going to inspire with running efforts but
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shots for the chance to land a heavy blow. Is calm and does have baseline functional athleticism to escape some
composed in the pocket; game speed does not appear to be a rushers and make things happen with feet. Does not have
- Short Shuttle: N/A labor when reading the defense or surveying from the top of notable power or speed in order to get to the corner or beat
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 drop. rushes vs. man coverage.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh's Nathan Peterman is a two year starter, having transferred to the Panthers program from Tennessee
after ultimately losing the starting job to fellow 2017 prospect Josh Dobbs. Peterman is lacking in the natural arm Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
ability that makes high end prospects and potential high caliber starters; he has issues with consistently placing Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the football on the numbers. Instead, Peterman fires slightly high and will make his receivers work for receptions Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
at times. That said, Peterman is an incredibly tough and mentally sharp football player. He's rarely rattled by Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
chaos around him in the pocket and will take big shots if it means a chance to stand in and deliver a deeper throw. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Peterman trusts his receivers and has a willingness to throw into NFL windows; in a perfect storm of conditions
he's a potential starter but as a backup Peterman could make an extensive career for himself in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e s h o n e K i z e r, Q u a r t e r b a c k #14
Date of Birth: 01/03/1995 Redshirt Sophomore, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Clemson, Stanford, Ohio State
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Navy, Virginia Tech, Southern California

(Y/N): No Played: 25 - Interceptions/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Ohio State (2015), Texas (2016), Stanford (2016), Duke (2016), Navy (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6041 Arm Accuracy: Has issues with getting on top of the Arm Strength: Natural arm strength is present to push the
football and has been missing throws high. When throwing ball effortlessly down the field. Notable dip in velocity
- Measured Weight: 233 off of a balanced base is capable of threading the needle when asked to throw from on the move. Capable of pushing
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" between defenders. Needs to improve placing ball in front throws on a low, flat trajectory. Will hit tight window
of receivers to maximize RAC. throws in the deep/intermediate areas.
Decision Making: Mental processing can get disrupted Pocket Awareness: Has a feel for rushers in the vicinity
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.84 with pressure but does trust receivers in 50/50 situations. and has a knack to pull down the football and protect in the
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 Will fail to identify underneath zone defenders buzzing in pocket. Needs to recognize when space is present to reset
between release point and target. Willing to eat the football base and throwing mechanics in a chaotic pocket, as many
- 10 Yard Split: N/A or try to make plays with legs with success. poor throws are a result of lapses in mechanics.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Needs to come off of initial reads with Mechanics: Needs to bring down the release point of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A greater consistency and quickness. Will stare down targets throws, does not get overtop of the ball and will have
and guide defenders into throws before attempting to thread throws sail high of target. Windup is not an issue and does
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the needle. Will use the full field of play but misses open not regularly expose the ball to potential strip sacks when
targets on account of locking in to initial receiver. standing to survey the field.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: When dialed in and processing the field of Footwork: Will stride into throws and fail to reset feet. At
play shows very strong anticipatory throws. Will thread times will jump into throws and fail to drive off of lead foot
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'11" throws behind zone defenders with hips hinged away from to generate power and velocity. Trail leg swings cleanly
target to hit targets. Will show very nice touch and through on delivery to promote kinetic weight transfer.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” understands how to alter throws depending on leverage. Drop pace from receiving snap is strong.
Poise: Has had a number of big time throws in key game Run Ability: Drastically underrated as a runner, has
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations. Mentally does not appear to be shell shocked by devastating ability to beat defenses in man to man coverage.
pressure but will press when trailing and try to make too Has a fair amount of burst but most notable trait is general
- Short Shuttle: N/A many tight throws. Would like to see eyes stay down the size and difficulty to chop down in the open field. Has
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 field with more consistency when flushed from the pocket. success in short yardage situations.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Notre Dame's Deshone Kizer is a difficult study: he has all world potential but has regressed during his 2016
season with Fighting Irish. Kizer has lapses in his footwork and mechanics with lead to erratic results when trying Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to spray the football around the field. Kizer's biggest flaw is he's currently too prone on locking into an initial Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
read, his pace of processing after the snap is going to need to speed up in order to fully maximize his physical Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
ability. Kizer has arm strength that many would covet and has flashed anticipation and placement skills that are Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
near impossible to defend. Yet the failure to cleanly spin the ball while striding into throws and his irregular Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
results surveying the field are going to need drastic improvement. This is a player that could very well be drafted
on his ceiling early in the 1st Round but there's a high risk in such an investment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a v i s We b b , Q u a r t e r b a c k #7
Date of Birth: 01/22/1995 Redshirt Senior, University of California Golden Bears

841/1367, 61.5%, 9852 passing yards, 83 passing TD, 34 INT, 77 rushes, -100 rushing yards, 9 rushing TD
Position Overall
- Yardage/Start: 325.7\ - Touchdowns/Start: 3.07 1.13
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Baylor, Iowa State, Oklahoma
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Utah, Southern California, Washington

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oklahoma State (2014), Hawaii (2016), San Diego State (2016), Texas (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6045 Arm Accuracy: Irregular release point and delivery result Arm Strength: Ball is capable of exploding out of hands
in variable results trying to place the ball to all levels and and getting through high traffic areas to target quickly.
- Measured Weight: 229 distances. When delivering from a balanced base has Effortless in efforts to push the ball vertically and is capable
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" tremendous potential and lethal vertical passing placement, of taking deep shots without having to torque or drastically
specifically on bucket throws. alter delivery.
Decision Making: Places the ultimate trust in arm, for Pocket Awareness: Does an admirable job to keep keys
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.79 better or for worse. Makes NFL caliber throws against tight down the field and survey in the face of pressure; yet can
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 coverage; yet will also making overzealous decisions improve on work in the pocket to slide and prolong plays
against man coverage. Guilty of missing buzz defenders within the pocket.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A squatting in front of lead throws vs. zone.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has originated from two simplified spread Mechanics: Arm slot is not consistent on a throw by throw
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A offenses; uncertain regarding ability to read defenses on a basis. Will side arm short throws and plays very loose with
NFL level. Thrives on a lot of predetermined calls regarding the ball in the pocket; would like to see a greater focus on
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A box count and reads meant to isolate half of the football protecting the ball from rushers on throwing platforms.
field. Slingshot style delivery on many passes.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Appears to have greater success processing Footwork: Needs to calm down feet while surveying from
and anticipating routes uncovering against zone coverage as the pocket. Feet are choppy and can drift when waiting for
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" compared to man. Is successful in dropping throws into receivers to uncover. Would like a greater consistency in
holes of the defense while leading receivers. coming to balance when forced to throw when moving to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” avoid rushers.
Poise: Has made some big time throws in key game Run Ability: Functional mobility is adequate. Is not going
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations and is fearless against the rush. Admirable to be a player to beat defenders with their backs turned in
toughness to stand in and face pressure. Has missed on big man coverage. Has just enough juice to extend plays and get
- Short Shuttle: N/A throws to lose but has never wavered in confidence in outside the pocket and allow receivers to work back to the
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 ability to make throws. LOS.

FILM SCORE
2013 illness resulted in 30 lb
6.99 6.33 7.75 6.96 weight loss.
2014 separated left shoulder.
Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Cal's Davis Webb has perhaps the most notable natural arm ability of the 2017 Senior Quarterbacks. He will flash
a number of "wow" throws on a game by game basis that are simply indefensible. Yet there are just as many head Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
scratching decisions and errant easy throws that are missed. Webb is too erratic due to playing too loose with the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
football: he's the ultimate gunslinger and that mindset will be mighty difficult to break. Webb's college Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
experience is strictly with spread offenses and his ability to work through progressions is too systemic and lacking Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
in pace to suggest he's a viable starter early in his NFL career. Yet with that said, players who can make the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
caliber of throws that he makes do not come around every day and he would be well worth a late round draft
investment in hopes that mentally he's able to develop and grow into a more consistent and cautious Quarterback.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 7 . 1 0 : F O U R T H R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Brad Kaaya, Quarterback #15

Date of Birth: 09/13/1995 Junior, University of Miami (FL) Hurricanes

720/1188, 60.6%, 9968 passing yards, 69 passing TD, 24 INT, 94 rushes, -386 rushing yards, 4 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Clemson, North Carolina
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Virginia Tech, West Virginia

(Y/N): Y(x2) Played: 38 - Interceptions/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Nebraska (2015), Florida State (2015), Washington State (2015), Appalachian State (2016), Georgia Tech (2016), Florida State (2016), North Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 6037 Arm Accuracy: Ball placement issues are present on Arm Strength: Will struggle when pushing the ball
vertical throws down the field. Struggles to zip balls cleanly vertically down the field. Ball will float and trajectory is
- Measured Weight: 214 when having to throw on the move. When passing from a high arching in bucket throws. Has ability to zip throws and
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A clean pocket and in rhythm with drops is capable of picking beat squatting defenders on throws to the sideline when
defenses apart in the short/intermediate areas. throwing off of clean base of support. Functional NFL arm.
Decision Making: Can be guilty of tunnel vision after the Pocket Awareness: Does not handle pressure well. Will get
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A snap when defenses are rattling cage. Pressure will rattled and see ghosts there after. Does not recollect base
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 influence decisions negatively. Misreads are most when sliding in the pocket consistently and will be too eager
frequently misrecognition of man coverage. Does very well to get the football out of hands. Shows awareness to step up
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to beat zone coverages and find holes in defense. and avoid perimeter rushers.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Does well to utilize the full field of play. Mechanics: Irregular throwing position results in irregular
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Will work through full field of play and does well to get off results in accuracy. Struggles to re-square lead shoulder to
of initial read at the top of drops. 2016 offense shows higher targets after getting moved off his spot. Compact release
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A frequency of quick throws, yet does well on deeper drops and does well to protect the football on delivery. Would like
and progressions. to see greater trunk torque on deeper throws.
- Vertical Jump: N/A
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: At his best when quick drops translate into Footwork: Lead foot does not always stride into target.
throws in the 5-15 yard area down the field. Does well to Needs to reset feet with greater consistency. Weight
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A replace pressure with the football on RPOs or play action. distribution could allow for more transfer onto front leg.
Ability to accurately throw into holes in zone coverage is Drop depth is crisp and pace of drops is clean; works out
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” one of better traits. from under center or out of the gun with crispness.
Poise: Will need to stay composed in chaotic pocket. Shows Run Ability: Does not offer much in the way of a threat
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a willingness and toughness to hold in the pocket in an with legs. Will not make defense pay in man to man
effort to allow receivers to uncover but will allow coverage to flush the pocket. Offers just enough mobility to
- Short Shuttle: N/A subsequent reps to be rushed. Additional hits will snowball roll out and throw on the move or extend plays against
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 into greater urgency in the pocket. overzealous rushers who are pushed beyond the peak.

FILM SCORE
7.30
8.35 5.98 (Size only) 6.79 None Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Miami Quarterback Brad Kaaya is a three year starter for the Hurricanes program. Kaaya, a four star recruit, has
not flourished as many hoped he would under the direction of new HC Mark Richt. Kaaya's strengths include Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
timing route combinations and quick drops; when in a rhythm Kaaya is capable of zipping the ball cleanly and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
dissecting man and zone defenses alike. The holes in Kaaya become obvious when seeing him face pressure: all Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
too frequently Kaaya will become erratic with his decisions or rush his efforts from a crumbling pocket. Kaaya's Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
failure to collect himself with bodies around him has a detrimental effect on his accuracy and ball placement, Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
putting him at risk of turnovers. Kaaya's best fit is with a West Coast oriented passing attack and a strong interior
offensive line to keep bodies out of his face to protect him from his patience and confidence crumbling.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Z a c h Te r re l l , Q u a r t e r b a c k # 11
Date of Birth: 05/01/1993 Senior, Western Michigan University Broncos

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Ohio State, Middle Tennessee State
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Northwestern, Toledo, Wisconsin

(Y/N): Yx3 Played: 49 - Interceptions/
- Yardage/Start: 214.0 - Touchdowns/Start: 2.00
Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Ball State (2016), Northwestern (2016), Illinois (2016), Northern Illinois (2016), Central Michigan (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Arm Accuracy: Is guilty of letting balls get away high in Arm Strength: Ball does not notably jump out of hand.
the middle of the field. Has issues with pushing the ball Will push the ball but needs to put extra into deeper throws
- Measured Weight: 206 with pace and consistently striking receivers to the desired from the ground up. Arc is present on passes further than 10
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" half of frame or shade away from defenders. Is best with yards down the field and far hash/sideline throws can be
quick timing throws in the short areas. delayed in arriving to target.
Decision Making: Has done well with protecting the Pocket Awareness: Has good peripheral vision to pick up
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.97 football and making smart decisions as a passer. Has not and identify rushers out of corner of eye. Willing to either
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 been pressed for complex reads in 2016; had a large number climb the ladder or flush laterally as a way to avoid
of packaged plays and isolated reads. Aware of where alpha pressure. Guilty of dropping eyes after initial flush to avoid
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receiver is and does well to feed the ball. defenders.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has not had to stand at the top of platform Mechanics: Mechanics are a bit wonky, fails to complete
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A and survey the field with regularity. Is in best rhythm and delivery with strong torso rotation. Needs to snap the wrist
effectiveness when back foot hits and the ball is out. more consistently to get on top of the football and put a
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Utilizes a large number of second level reads in regard to clean spin into passes.
run/pass; isolates on a single defender.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Is a fairly visual passer; needs to see targets Footwork: Base is planted wide on throwing platform and
and open space in order to drop on target passes with does not promote a great deal of weight reassignment to
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" regularity. Does show pre-snap ability to diagnose open stride into passes. Does get caught with front foot taking
throws vs. man coverage. false steps away from the target; causing erratic placement
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” with the football.
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.36
Poise: Is a tough, gritty player. Willing to take a big shot for Run Ability: Lacks the frame to handle a NFL pounding.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the chance to sneak a ball into an open area of the field. Has some nifty shiftiness in the pocket to slip past would be
Plays calm and is not phased by critical game situations; tacklers. Has some burst but is only going to beat man to
- Short Shuttle: 4.34 will attack down the field if reads and coverage allow for a man if routes carry defenders far down the field of play.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 shot.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Western Michigan's Zach Terrell has had the luxury of throwing to Corey Davis for the past four seasons. Terrell
lacks the NFL prospects of his teammate, Davis. Terrell has a number of lapses in footwork and mechanics, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
leading to a high number of errant throws that force receivers to work for receptions. Terrell fails to get on top of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the football in delivery at times and as a result will spin a number of throws high into the teeth of the defense. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
While this issues have not led to a high number of turnovers in his final season; a good number of throws had the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
potential to be turnovers. Terrell's stature is also problematic; as he has passes batted at the LOS with some Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
consistency. Terrell is a tough kid willing to stand in and take hits but he also is lean and does not appear to have
the stature to sustain a season behind a poor offensive line. Some splash plays/throws present; a camp candidate.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 6 . 9 1 : F I F T H R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Seth Russell, Quarterback #17

Date of Birth: 01/27/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Baylor Bears

345/606, 56.9%, 5461 passing yards, 60 passing TD, 18 INT, 199 carriers, 1240 rushing yards, 20 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Tech, West Virginia, Iowa State
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Texas Christian, Oklahoma

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas Tech (2015), Southern Methodist (2015), Kansas (2015), Rice (2016), Texas (2016), Texas Christian (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 Arm Accuracy: Guilty of putting some throws behind Arm Strength: Capable of generating a high amount of zip
receivers working in the middle of the field. Has wonderful to all areas. Ball explodes out of hand and trajectory
- Measured Weight: 203 vertical accuracy; ball is delivered in timely manner and remains flat on vertical throws or when throwing to the far
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" regularly put on the hands and into proper holes against side of the field. Can spin it well when throwing from the
Safeties overtop. move.
Decision Making: Opportunities to read defenses are Pocket Awareness: Feel for rushers collapsing the pocket
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A significantly watered down. Has not been asked to diagnose is strong. Will step up and climb the ladder. Does well to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 full field of play with consistency or make high amount of slide and feel the rush and keep eyes down the field.
decisions after the snap. Spacing of field diminishes stress Capable of extending plays with legs and finding open
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and urgency to make crisp, snap decisions. space to throw.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Many throws are dictated out of the pre-snap Mechanics: Delivery is fairly compact and ball gets out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A alignment and spacing. Mental ability to process NFL hand quickly after initiating release. Needs to become more
spacing and reads is currently undetermined but is guilty of consistent with arm slot during delivery, irregular results
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A locking onto initial reads and failing to work quickly to can stem from side slotted throws. Does well to reset torso
secondary options. and lead shoulder from the pocket.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Route anticipation of designated routes is Footwork: Not exposed to the drop back game; works from
fairly strong, will release the football with timing and the gun. Balance in base and stride into throws is clean
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A accurately hit receivers in the hands. Ability to ID and when able to deliver directly off of initial platform. Feet are
replace pressure with the ball is strong. Does not always nimble and allow for sudden sliding or flushing of the
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” process post-snap coverage cleanly. pocket to escape rushers.
Poise: Can panic if pressure cracks protection early on. Run Ability: Strong natural runner. Will shake some LBs
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Does not handle pressure well if asked to sit in the pocket in the open field if working in the open field. Does not have
and initial primary read is taken away. Is willing to stare issues making defenses pay with his legs and moving the
- Short Shuttle: N/A down a free runner if trying to allow read to uncover from sticks against man coverage.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 defenders and take a hit.

FILM SCORE
5.47 2015 neck fracture.

6.81 6.85 (Size only) 6.82 2016 broken leg.
Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Seth Russell's fearless playing style appears to have had a detrimental effect on his ability to stay available in
college. Russell is an active and effective runner and also willing to take hits to deliver throws. Those hits have Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
taken a toll during his career as a starter, suffering a neck fracture and a broken leg in each of the last two years, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
respectively. Russell is also going to have to make a significant jump in his mental processing pre and post snap; Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the Baylor offense and created simple field reads and dictated many of Russell's throws before the snap occurs. If Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Russell is able to handle a NFL playbook, there is a solid foundation of natural arm ability. Russell may possess Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the best vertical arm in the draft; consistently dropping bucket throws into the hands of his receivers while in
stride and on time. A Day 3 prospect who in the perfect scenario could blossom into an effective starter.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J e ro d E v a n s , Q u a r t e r b a c k #4
Date of Birth: 01/16/1994 Redshirt Junior, Virginia Tech Hokies

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (JUCO College)
- Interceptions/
- Career - Career - Winning - Yardage/Start: N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A N/A
2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Miami (FL), Clemson

(Y/N): No Played: 14 - Interceptions/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Tennessee (2016), Boston College (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Clemson (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Arm Accuracy: Has some issues consistently putting Arm Strength: Ball can get out of hand quickly but needs
throws on the numbers; will aim passes in short areas and to be able to chance the pace; some throws come out much
- Measured Weight: 232 not get distance needed or overthrow outside the numbers. too hot. Deep throws are made with a high arching
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" Instances of the three step game illustrate best results from a trajectory but overall ability to push vertically down the
release/accuracy standpoint. field is strong.
Decision Making: Offense utilizes a high number of Pocket Awareness: Runs into a good deal of sacks as a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 pressure routes vs. SAF and will take 50/50 throws with runner; will let the eyes drop and try to flush forward out of
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 notably high frequency. Not afraid to let a receiver go up the inside gaps. Needs to know exit angles and prepare for
high and win with back shoulder throws. Does well to eat potential interior sheds. Sees boundary rushers well out of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the ball if nothing is present. peripherals.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has not been asked to utilize a high number Mechanics: Looks to overthink some releases and needs to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A of multi-layered reads. Primarily reads boundary CB or half loosen up the body and get consistent torque regardless of
field Safety on verticals and a second level defender or the distance of the throw. Does have compact delivery and
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A EDGE in RPO/zone reads. Does not spend a lot of time protects the ball well in the pocket.
surveying from the pocket.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Pre-snap identification is strong when Footwork: Feet are nimble but irregular with resetting after
looking for one on one boundary opportunities. Makes looking in direction of initial potential target. Would like to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" strong reads at the mesh point as a potential runner. Capable see more swing from the trail leg when throwing short
of placing throws in areas for receivers to win on back passes into lateral areas.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” shoulders or in holes between underneath zones.
Poise: Will need to speed up identification of when to con- Run Ability: Big, powerful runner with enough juice to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A cede plays; will too frequently try to extend and make a pull away from defenders in the front seven. Can be a big
throw from the pocket under high duress. Offensive style piece of a running game with ability as a zone read runner.
- Short Shuttle: N/A eliminates many chances to sit and work under pressure but Does well to protect body from big hits and drops shoulder
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 was a big playmaker in key game situations. pads to protect ribs.

FILM SCORE
Torn ACL (2013) led to
4.81 6.98 6.35 6.82 transfer from Air Force
Academy
Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Virginia Tech Quarterback Jerod Evans presents a likeable yet raw set of skills. Evans has the size, arm strength
and athleticism to play the position at the next level. The finer points of the game still escape him, as may be Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
expected for a prospect with experience in just 14 games at the Division I level. Evans' success in 2016 was Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
predicated on throwing 50/50 passes to a number of talented receivers (Ford/Hodges/etc.) and keying on a front Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
seven defender for RPOs. Evans' biggest struggles stem from consistency in ball placement, touch on the football Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and not being asked to survey multi-layered reads or the field of play with regularity. Evans is likely looking at a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
several year transition of grooming before he's a viable option, but if he takes the next steps as a cerebral player
there is a skill set here that presents upside as a developmental starter type of investment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 6 . 7 2 : S I X T H R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C.J. Beathard, Quarterback #16

Date of Birth: 11/16/1993 Redshirt Senior, University of Iowa Hawkeyes

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Michigan State, Stanford
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Michigan State (2015), Minnesota (2015), Michigan (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), North Dakota State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 Arm Accuracy: Does not possess the natural ability to put Arm Strength: Ball does not jump off the hand. Throws in
the football in desirable spot with regularity. Will have the middle of the field will still travel on an arched
- Measured Weight: 219 throws erratically sail high, short hop or sail wide on reps. trajectory; needs to flatten out throws and push ball through
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" For every poor throw, will follow with a strong one; has receiver. Arm strength is questionable on deep sideline
enough to entice. throws if driving directly off the back foot.
Decision Making: Is typically conservative with approach Pocket Awareness: Ability to extend plays from within the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A to passing; will take easy routes as the defense concedes pocket will continue to be a work in progress; does not have
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 areas of the field. Doesn't look to push the ball with a feel for working within short area to find extra time to get
aggressiveness. Has had some tough luck turnovers, doesn't the ball off.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A regularly make throws into coverage.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Comes from a traditional style passing Mechanics: Needs to get the ball out of hand quicker; due
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A attack; works high/low reads, is capable of processing deep to lack of zip cannot afford a delayed release. Holds the ball
MOF for vertical throws and identifying pressure before the high on the numbers and has a nice release point to spin ball
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A snap. Pace of transitions in reads could use an uptick but is cleanly overtop of the LOS.
serviceable in this area.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Appears to have a lack of synchrony with Footwork: Feet take good depth after receiving snap to get
receivers; some in part due to lack of consistent separation away from the center; however foot speed is not ideal and
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" on the boundary. Will let sporadic deep shots go with therefore is only average in getting back onto throwing
timing; knows the old saying "if he's even, he's leaving." platform. Would like to see extra attention taken to coming
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” back onto a balanced base after having flushed pocket.
Poise: Has a willingness to stand in vs. pressure and attempt Run Ability: Should not be regarded as a viable runner at
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to deliver throws; although is guilty of flinching and the next level. Plodder in the open field who will not be able
allowing pending contact to negatively impact delivery and to create yardage on own. Has had some success in short
- Short Shuttle: N/A ability to get ball to target safely. yardage reps when getting up underneath the Center and
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 running sneaks.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Iowa Quarterback C.J. Beathard has the look and feel of a career backup at the NFL level. Beathard comes from a
traditional offense; he's experienced in all of the tasks he will be asked to do at the NFL level. Beathard's issue is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
that his arm is not especially gifted and he does not have the ability to beat tight coverage. As such, the upside Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and investment opportunity for Beathard should be tempered. Beathard does well with reads in all levels of the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
field, though pressure can have a gross negative impact on his ability to make decisions in the pocket. Beathard Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
had a NFL frame and does well to stand tall in the pocket and deliver passes; he has a knack for working the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
middle of the field and hitting his Tight Ends with regularity and does not have an issue getting the ball out
between the tackles. Should be a viable backup in the long term but lacks the ceiling to warrant starting.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Joshua Dobbs, Quarterback # 11

Date of Birth: 01/26/1995 Senior, University of Tennessee Volunteers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Alabama, Northwestern
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Alabama, Florida

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oklahoma (2015), Alabama (2015), Northwestern (2015), Appalachian State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Florida (2016)
- Measured Height: 6032 Arm Accuracy: Lacks the necessary levels of ball Arm Strength: When able to hitch off of back foot and step
placement ability to consistently keep the offense on cleanly into delivery does have the ability to generate a
- Measured Weight: 216 schedule and ahead of the chains. Will fight the football on good deal of push on the ball to squeeze throws into tight
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" deeper/farther targeted throws; needs to throw away from windows. Has strength to push vertically but cannot get
defender leverage more often. away with arming throws down the field.
Decision Making: Does not see the intermediate/deeper Pocket Awareness: Will get into trouble working from the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 portions of the field well. Can get trapped by off coverage pocket; does not show awareness of what space is vacant to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 in the flats and throw into teeth of zone. Will miss receivers work into. Does well to flush out the sides but other times
uncovering and entering open quadrants of the field beyond will step into rushers as compared to climbing the ladder or
- 10 Yard Split: N/A 10 yards. sliding laterally.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Does well with quick, rhythm based throws Mechanics: Does show the ball off away from body at the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A to bunched sides of the field. Needs to speed up the urgency peak of windup. Would like to see some of the swing of ball
when working through MOF and into a check down in the diminished to cut down on defensive back reaction time to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A flat; will allow zones to recover and absorb check down break and challenge the catch point.
target to minimize gains.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Is a fairly visual passer; trends as a point and Footwork: Has habit of drifting on throwing platform, will
shoot style player that eyes targets for a tick too long before end up losing ground on the LOS and make throws longer
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" delivery; particularly when trying to push the ball out to the due to lack of standing firm at top of drops. Feet are quick
boundary or down the field. to plant and redirect as a means of shaking interior rushers
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” and does well to collect balance afterwards.
Poise: Does not know when to concede a down; will toss up Run Ability: Devastating runner. Nice blend of size and
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A passes in an effort to make a play after bodies have closed burst, will run away from a lot of would be pass rushers.
in and crowded throwing space. Collection of big plays Active piece of the running game and can bring an extra
- Short Shuttle: N/A throughout career but have come at the expense of wild, element to run packages.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 reckless play.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee's Joshua Dobbs has been a fixture in the Vols backfield for several seasons; he beat out Pittsburgh's
Nathan Peterman for the starting job and has not looked back since. Dobbs is a tremendous athlete but has Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
concerning habits and trends as a passer that will likely limit his overall success at the next level. Dobbs has Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
issues seeing the deeper portions of the field well while feeling the rush simultaneously and has a habit of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
telegraphic passes. At his best, Dobbs is a West Coast style of passer who can distribute the ball quickly after the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
snap and allow athletes to make plays in open space. This would allow Dobbs to mitigate some of his accuracy Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
issues and see the reads he's asked to make with greater clarity than standing in on deep sets and trying to push
the ball down the field. Is a long way from being a potential NFL starter; must land in perfect situation to grow.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Sefo Liufau, Quarterback #13

Date of Birth: 10/29/1994 Senior, University of Colorado Buffaloes

887/1412, 62.8%, 9746 passing yards, 60 passing TD, 35 INT, 383 carries, 931 rushing yards, 13 rushing TDs
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oregon, Stanford, UCLA
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Washington, Oklahoma State

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oregon (2015), Michigan (2016), Colorado State (2016), Utah (2016), Washington (2016), Oklahoma State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6033 Arm Accuracy: Has issues consistently placing footballs Arm Strength: When able to get a clean grip on the laces
in catchable areas. Issues are not limited to any area of the and stride into throws is capable of generating a substantial
- Measured Weight: 240 field; fails to consistently spin a clean ball and will short amount of heat on the ball. Too often on quick throws will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" hop swing routes or throw behind slants into the MOF. throw a fluttering pass and lose pace, forcing ball to die
Natural arm placement is not strong. prior to reaching target.
Decision Making: Is willing to take risks with the football; Pocket Awareness: Guilty of processing the field of play
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.06 however fails to process pre-snap man alignments when too long from initial throwing platform. Exposes self to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 shifting to zone. Can get trapped or tricked. Is at best facing heavy hits from rushers. Needs to develop greater
man coverage. Needs to be able to identify hot opportunities anticipatory awareness of blocks breaking down due to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A vs. pressure and beat blitz. stunts or delayed pressure.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Ball is frequently out quickly vs. off Mechanics: Spirals are not clean or consistent. Will fight
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A coverage. When dropping deep tends to identify and take the ball without the laces on quick throws and does not
one on one shots vs. man coverage. Needs to speed up always snap anatomical land points in the direction of
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pace of processing when having to drop against zone target; forcing errant pass attempts.
defenses.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Fails to regularly beat pressure reps with well Footwork: Feet can drift when surveying from the top of
placed footballs on time. Does identify opportunities to take the pocket. Can be guilty of over-striding on throws from
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" back shoulder or jump ball shots pending route leverage. the pocket. Needs to do better coming to balance and
Needs to have a better feel for zipping throws between re-collecting base of support when forced off of spot by
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” zones. rushers.
Poise: Big, strong player who is not phased by the prospect Run Ability: Big, strong athlete. Runs like a Tight End in
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of contact. Is willing to take big hits at the expense of the open field. Has strength to put head down and churn the
getting a delivery out. Calm in the pocket, sometimes to a pile in short yardage situations. Has enough mobility to bust
- Short Shuttle: N/A fault. Does not play scared or easily get cage rattled by early off big gains if defense fails to account for runs with eyes in
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 contact. the backfield.

FILM SCORE
7.99 4.58 5.43 6.47 Missed final 2 games of 2015

with a Lisfranc injury Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Colorado Quarterback Sefo Liufau has been a player who has experienced a bump in his profile on account of a
thin Quarterback crop for 2017. Liufau, a Senior Bowl participant, is a four year starter for the Buffaloes and was Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a key part of the turnaround of the program. Liufau has appealing physical traits but his overall arm ability and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
skill set are going to require a lot of positive coaching and alterations in order to maximize his potential. Liufau Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
struggles with ball placement in all areas of the field; a wart on his resume that is going to be difficult to overlook. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Liufau is guilty of fighting the football on quick throws and will struggle to get the ball cleanly into the flats; Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
where Colorado looked to work when teams played off coverage against bunch sets. Liufau has enough arm
strength to be a NFL Quarterback but he requires an increase in his pace of play to challenge for play time.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M i t c h L e i d n e r, Q u a r t e r b a c k #7
Date of Birth: 01/17/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Minnesota Golden Gophers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Ohio State, Iowa
- Interceptions/
39 26 0.667 Start:
Starts: Wins: Percentage:
2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Iowa, Wisconsin
Yes 45 - Interceptions/
(Y/N): Played: - Yardage/Start: 206.0 - Touchdowns/Start: 1.33 2.33
Start:

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Texas Christian (2015), Iowa (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Washington State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6033 Arm Accuracy: Has some impressive flashes of brilliance Arm Strength: Has baseline strength but overall arm power
standing in vs. pressure; yet consistency is a huge issue. is not great. Some of issue is mechanical, will rock off the
- Measured Weight: 232 Misses high with consistency trying to get the ball over the back foot. Deep balls have a high arch and do not travel
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" second level in the intermediates. Has trouble with vertical with great pace; allowing defenders to recover and
throws. challenge at catch point.
Decision Making: Will throw into the teeth of the defense; Pocket Awareness: Prone to dropping eyes if pressure
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A has a number of passes with high risk. Is guilty of rolling flushes off of platform. Feel for bodies is adequate but
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 into targets and failing to process post-snap movement at needs to improve late slides and shifts into space. Will get
times. Thrives in short, rhythm passing and the three step bothered with interior push and not stride into throws with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A game. space available.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Does not inspire with pace of reading field of Mechanics: Will fail to get on top of the football at times;
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A play. Does do well with layered reads to half the field; will resulting in sloppy spirals and throws that do not drop over
get behind LBs or flat defenders who suck up into shallow the second level. Can be rigid throughout the torso on
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A areas. At times is guilty of locking onto a primary read and throws and looks at times to be stiff with delivery.
predetermining throws.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Has some splash throws in the hole vs. zone Footwork: Is stiff through the hips and fails to get the back
coverage that pop off screen. Willing to zip into an alley leg to swing through delivery. Has a habit of sitting on the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and let receivers run into the throw. Does well to distribute back leg from throwing platform and not transitioning
the ball quickly vs. pressure and understands game weight into delivery. Has shown ability to cleanly square
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” situations. and throw from on the move.
Poise: Will stare down the barrel of the gun for deliveries Run Ability: Has successfully run a high frequency of zone
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when needed but will flinch with space to work with. Will read action. Athletic enough to duck and dive underneath
get pressured into throwing into traffic when forced to work contact or slip aggressive charges in the D-gap. Has
- Short Shuttle: N/A with a sense of urgency and showing more frequent lapses adequate change of direction; lacks a notable high end burst
of judgement. or ability to accelerate.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33

FILM SCORE
8.33
7.97 5.30 (Size only) 6.20 October 2016 Concussion Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Minnesota's Mitch Leidner developed some buzz immediately following the 2016 NFL Draft. In processing his
2015 film, it's easy to see why. Leidner checks the boxes from a physical attributes and athleticism standpoint and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
has some impressive flashes of play that include zipping throws into tight man to man coverage vs. pressure and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
beating zone defenses with well placed targets. Yet those flashes have yet to come to fruition, as Leidner Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
regressed as a Quarterback in 2016 and failed to regularly keep his offense on schedule. Leidner has a myriad of Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
mechanical issues and footwork problems; all combining to produce a widely erratic result on a throw by throw Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
basis. Leidner is pressured into poor decisions and will regularly miss his throws in the middle of the field high; a
dangerous combination for a NFL team looking for a signal caller. Low investment value.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C h a d K e l l y, Q u a r t e r b a c k #10
Date of Birth: 03/26/1994 Senior, University of Mississippi Rebels

513/804, 63.8%, 6858 passing yards, 50 passing TD, 22 INT, 202 rushes, 963 rushing yards, 16 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma State
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Alabama, Auburn

Start:

Listed Measures Games watched: Alabama (2015), Oklahoma State (2015), Florida State (2016), Georgia (2016), Memphis (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Arm Accuracy: Does not possess an ideal amount of Arm Strength: Has above average arm strength and does
natural consistency with ball placement skills. Will force have the ability to get throws to all levels of the field. Far
- Measured Weight: 224 receivers to work for elementary point and shoot targets. sideline throws and deep bucket throws do fade somewhat
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A Does flash "wow" throws to zip into tight windows but prior to reaching target. Appears to have to work body to
effectiveness is not regular. generate the zip necessary for tight window passes.
Decision Making: Makes some baffling decisions. Loves to Pocket Awareness: Shows ability to stay in tune with
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A target one on one opportunities but will burn you once for bodies in the pocket. Would like to see more effort to slide
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 every plus play you get. Guilty of tunnel vision staring and find throwing windows to diminish high frequency of
down the barrel of the gun. Too often thinks "touchdown or batted balls. Will flush either out the side or through interior
- 10 Yard Split: N/A check down" when playing from behind. gaps when pressure begins to close in with effectiveness.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Mental part of the game can be hit or miss. Mechanics: Has a long delivery. Arm slot and delay in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Very streaky; when plugged in does well to process and release contribute to passes batted down. Will engage in
manipulate coverage but will misdiagnose coverage and long wind up when trying to push ball vertically; deep
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A throw into teeth of defense. Speed of progressions vs. passing does not appear to come naturally. Throws well
pressure needs to improve. when throwing on the move to balance before release.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Much like progressions, ability to anticipate Footwork: Feet are nimble and enable for quick get back
comes with irregularity. If properly diagnosing coverage is from LOS and onto platform. Athletic but fails to reset feet
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A capable of leading receivers into space and winning with with consistently once idea to pull trigger comes to mind.
anticipation. Does not inspire with drop back passing and Will double clutch and throw from overextended base,
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” getting ball out at the top of drops. neutering ability to get zip on the ball.
Poise: Heralded for play making ability and composure but Run Ability: Sneaky ability to flush the pocket out the back
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A will get anxious and gun shy when facing pressure. Forces door. Loves to tuck the ball and beat defenses with backs
throws into coverage and will misread coverage type when turned to the pocket. Has enough ability and toughness to
- Short Shuttle: N/A feeling the heat. Prone to poor decisions, much more so than gut out hits and pick up key yardage in game situations that
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 turnover totals would suggest. call for it.

FILM SCORE
Extensive off field history.
7.06 7.24 N/A 6.37 November 2016: Torn ACL
Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Mississippi Quarterback Chad Kelly will need to have a strong offseason circuit to warrant draft consideration.
Kelly has been dismissed from two programs (including Clemson) and has been involved in at least two Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
additional physical altercations during his time in Oxford. Furthermore, an ACL tear this past fall robbed Kelly of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
strong tape down the stretch of his career. Kelly is a flamboyant personality who leads his team with confidence Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the way you like to see in a Quarterback. Yet Kelly has not put it all together between the sidelines. He has the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
physical ability to be an effective NFL Quarterback yet between the ears Kelly struggles with making consistent Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
decisions with the ball and handling pressure. He trusts his arm almost to a fault and needs to learn when to take
chances and when to take care of the football. Faces a steep uphill transition to the NFL level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 6 . 4 2 : S E V E N T H R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
We s L u n t , Q u a r t e r b a c k #12
Date of Birth: 10/07/1993 Redshirt Senior, University of Illinois Illini

631/1085, 58.1%, 7008 passing yards, 42 passing TD, 19 INT, 61 carries, -304 rushing yards, 1 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: North Carolina, Iowa, Ohio State
- Interceptions/
2016 Top Competition: Western Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa

Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2015), Michigan (2015), Nebraska (2016), North Carolina (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Arm Accuracy: Is very irregular with ball placement; Arm Strength: Has plus arm strength. Ball is capable of
spraying throws wildly in efforts to all areas of the field. jumping off hand when zipping throws into tight windows
- Measured Weight: 217 Requires substantial space in order to cleanly stride and in the deeper portions of the field. Can squeeze throws into
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" deliver; otherwise forces receivers to extend or adjust to space. Lacks the natural arm ability to generate zip on
throws. Leaves RAC yardage on the field. throws from an unestablished platform.
Decision Making: Pressure forces poor decisions. Does not Pocket Awareness: Frequently guilty of seeing ghosts from
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A recognize defenders carrying receivers out of zones and the pocket. Will get skittish and internal clock starts going
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 taking away expected reads during the pre-snap. Best sees off prematurely without pressure. Frantic posture and
the middle of the field when surveying from a clean pocket. mannerisms. Needs to find a way to slow down the pace of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Low turnover numbers not indicative of decision making. the game.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has a willingness to work through full field Mechanics: Throws with zero integrity of mechanics when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A of play in regard to progressions. Can be quick to take a forced to throw on the run. Will softly shovel passes out to
check down and get ball out of hand quickly, especially avoid hits. Will double clutch and tip throws; fails to reset.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A versus the blitz. Working quicker off of primary read would Torso rotation is inconsistent; will toss some throws with all
be a strong development in skill set. arm.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: When properly identifying the blitz does a Footwork: Steps getting back out from under center are
nice job in minimizing snap to release times; will quickly longer; a bit labored. Does not regularly step and stride to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A dish a ball out and let playmakers work. Ability to work targets, will leave feet behind. Needs to stay more balanced
off of primary reads or understand bait situations from and square to the LOS when sliding laterally in the pocket
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” defensive backs needs improvement. to avoid pass rushers.
Poise: Pace of play appears to be a problem. Can be Run Ability: Has just enough moderate physical ability as a
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A overwhelmed and get out of rhythm when regularly runner to get away from rushers and survive. Can avoid big
pressured by defenders. Will not make safe decisions with hits but fails to show the kind of running ability to move the
- Short Shuttle: N/A the football if caught in the pocket or trying to roll away chains and make defenses pay in man to man coverage.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 from pressure. Traditional pocket passer.

FILM SCORE
7.49
6.71 5.15 (Size only) 5.78 None Quarterback (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Lunt, a transfer from Oklahoma State, has played the past 3 seasons with the Illini and started in stretches of each
year. Lunt has the physical build one looks for at the Quarterback position, he's slapped together well and has the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
frame to sustain hits on the NFL level. Unfortunately his list of desirables is short thereafter; Lunt's biggest Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
hurdles to being a more successful player and a higher rated prospect lie on the mental side of the game. Lunt Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
consistently looks overwhelmed at the top of his drops; he sees ghosts in the pocket and will allow his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
fundamentals to collapse in an effort to get the ball out of his hand. Lunt has mishaps in reading coverages on a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
weekly basis, yet his accuracy is not consistent enough to allow either his receivers of defenders a chance to get
their hands on the ball to make a play. Lunt should be regarded as a camp body at this point in time.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 6 . 0 8 : P R I O R I T Y U D F A VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 Running Back Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 7 RB Joe Mixon Oklahoma 8.12

2 10 RB Dalvin Cook Florida State 8.11
3 13 RB Christian McCaffery Stanford 8.10
4 18 RB Leonard Fournette Louisiana State 7.96
5 27 RB Wayne Gallman Clemson 7.88
6 32 RB D'Onta Foreman Texas 7.82
7 61 RB Alvin Kamara Tennessee 7.56
8 65 RB Jeremy McNichols Boise State 7.53
9 72 RB Kareem Hunt Toledo 7.48
10 75 RB Elijah McGuire Louisiana Lafayette 7.47
T11 78 RB Curtis Samuel Ohio State 7.44
T11 79 RB Samaje Perine Oklahoma 7.44
13 86 RB Marlon Mack South Florida 7.40
14 109 RB Brian Hill Wyoming 7.26
15 117 RB Donnel Pumphrey San Diego State 7.22
16 121 RB James Conner Pittsburgh 7.21
17 136 RB Aaron Jones Texas (El Paso) 7.12
18 140 RB Jamaal Williams Brigham Young 7.10
T19 169 RB Corey Clement Wisconsin 6.95
T19 170 RB TJ Logan North Carolina 6.95
21 212 RB Tarik Cohen North Carolina A&T State 6.70
22 222 RB Matt Dayes North Carolina State 6.65
23 244 RB Dare Ogunbowale Wisconsin 6.54
24 297 RB De'Veon Smith Michigan 5.86
Running Back Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Vision: Is the RB capable of identifying defenders on the second level early in the carry? Elusiveness: Does the RB generate missed tackles at and beyond the LOS? Does he
Can he press the line of scrimmage and find running lanes and generate extra yardage? have “wiggle” to generate YAC or the short area quickness to create big runs? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Feet/COD: How well does the RB change directions? Is he light/nimble on his feet? Receiving Ability: Does the RB fight the ball in the air or is he a natural receiver? Can
Can he carry himself effectively through traffic on his ground? Run feet through contact? he get into open running patterns/check downs? Can he stay on field in passing downs? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Durability: Can the RB withstand general toll of playing the position and being tackled Short Yardage Skill: How effective is the RB at generating yards after contact? Does
20+ times a game? How thick is his frame? Does he get stronger later into games? he consistently fall forward and gain extra yards? Does his leg drive move defenders? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Balance: Does the RB show the ability to bend or contort his frame and sustain play Football Intelligence: Does the back show awareness to game situations, such as
speed? Is there an ability to absorb contact and continue up field push or momentum? close to the sticks conversions? Is there sideline awareness? Clock awareness?
Pass Protection: Is the RB capable of handling physical responsibility of maintaining Effort: Does the RB take all plays at the same effort level? Does he block with as much Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
the pocket? Can he mentally grasp protections and stay on field in passing downs? enthusiasm as he runs?
Joe Mixon, Running Back #25

Date of Birth: 07/24/1996 Redshirt Sophomore, Oklahoma University Sooners

300 carries, 2027 rushing yards, 17 rushing TD, 65 carries, 894 receiving yards, 9 receiving TD
Position Overall
Rank: 1 Rank: 7 - Touchdowns/
- Touches/Game: 14.6 - Yardage/Game: 118.3 1.08
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Baylor, Texas Christian, Clemson
- Touchdowns/
- Career - Career - Winning - Touches/Game: 7.67 - Yardage/Game: 42.3 0.00
Starts: 9 Wins: 9 Percentage: 1.000 Game:
2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, West Virginia, Oklahoma State

(Y/N): No Played: 25 - Touchdowns/
Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
Oklahoma Pro Day
Games watched: Texas Tech (2015), Texas Tech (2016), Houston (2016), Ohio State (2016), West Virginia (2016), Baylor (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6006 Vision: Has ability to carry speed through pressing of the LOS Elusiveness: Is a devastating combination of size, speed, agility
- Measured Weight: 228 and burst into the second level with momentum. Will show and power. Utilizes free arm with some of the best stiff arms in
patience if initial hole is clogged or if running boundary zone the class. Will show great balance to cut and bounce away from
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A stretch reps. Has quick reactionary skills in the hole if facing up defenders shooting at legs. Has a second gear to pull away in
a defender one on one. the open field.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.43 Feet/COD: Deliberate nature of feet and precision of steps is Receiving Ability: Has a very well rounded skill set, including
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 impressive. Has steep angles at disposal for cuts due to foot soft hands to extend out and snag a wide throw. Will work from
quickness and confidence in drive cut. Short area acceleration the slot and has crisp breaks in route stems to break off against
- 10 Yard Split: N/A is supplemented with quickness in steps from a still position. Safeties or LBs. Will out-run any LB matched up one on one
down the sideline.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.59
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 Durability: Low mileage on legs with less than 400 career total Short Yardage Skill: Every so often will get caught getting too
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A touches. As one half of a RB stable was able to wear down fancy as compared to sticking head down and driving for the
defenders throughout the game and fresh legs led to explosive necessary yard. Leg drive, running power and pad level are all
- Vertical Jump: 35.0" gains later on in contests. Runs with a good pad level and positive traits and translation to the NFL level should be strong.
forward lean.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" Balance: Ability to absorb contact and sustain forward Football Intelligence: Patience and nuance litter film. Does
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” momentum is tremendous. Will run through high contact and very well to set up tacklers one on one in the open field. Has an
has the ability to contort the lower half as a means of sustaining understanding of finding space and how to contort body to slip
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A a base of support. Will show good acceleration out of through small creases. Hits NFL sized holes with trust and
redirection and cuts. speed.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Has an effective anchor and good patience to Effort: Hard runner who is not quick to concede balance in a
set up as a protector and drop butt to sustain space at the top of pile. Will continue to drive legs and shrug off limbs in an effort
the pocket. Hands are at the ready prior to contact and to get forward push. Active in special teams in addition to a
- SPEED Score: 118.4 illustrates a strong initial grasp to squeeze and lock onto three down roles as a running back.
defenders.
Average Score: 100.0

FILM SCORE
Domestic Violence incident.
4.70 7.08 8.04 8.69 Video documented assault
of a woman.
Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma's Joe Mixon is going to face a much larger task over the spring and summer than any task he's faced on
the field: rehabilitating his image. Mixon is an incredibly gifted runner; a lethal combo of size, explosion, agility Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and balance. Yet his off field history is going to keep him off of some team's boards all together. A very ugly, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
very public assault of a young woman in Norman looms over what is a total package at the Running Back Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
position. In terms of a NFL role, Mixon could very well be the next Adrian Peterson or Ezekiel Elliott in terms of Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
his immediate impact on the league. His skillset fits any system and allows him to be a fixture on all three downs Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
for whichever team rolls the dice and invests in Mixon. Mixon's decision making away from the facilities are
going to be the deciding factor in what level of success he experiences in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Dalvin Cook, Running Back #4

Date of Birth: 08/10/1995 Junior, Florida State University Seminoles

687 carries, 4464 rushing yards, 46 rushing TD, 79 receptions, 935 receiving yards, 2 receiving TD
Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Clemson, Florida, Houston
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Clemson, Michigan

(Y/N): Yes Played: 38 - Touchdowns/
Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Oregon (2014), Clemson (2015), Houston (2015), Louisville (2016), UNC (2016), Clemson (2016), Florida (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 5100 Vision: Has incredible ability to process action while pressing Elusiveness: Highly slippery in both one on one situations and
- Measured Weight: 210 the LOS. Will identify alleys rapidly and does very well when the open field. Capable of turning and getting skinny to slip
forced to bounce plays and freelance at the POA. Sees contact. Runs with low COG and can dart suddenly to break
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" defensive flow well and has the ability string multiple cuts pursuit. Has improved ability to run through weak contact. Elite
together to find way to the boundary. short area agility and foot precision.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 Feet/COD: Elite quality. Feet are awesome when working Receiving Ability: Likeable polish. Has had a number of reps
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 through traffic or bodies to deliberately step outside of contact that include work outside the numbers as a flexed out receiver.
areas and keep lower half clean. Capable of steep, sudden cuts Has reliable hands and has proven ability to reach/extend on
- 10 Yard Split: 1.56 with high levels of lateral range on a single cut. Capable of errant throws. Will chip, delay or slow play screen passes
breaking against grain hard and gaining edge. convincingly.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 Durability: Medical questions will linger, has had shoulder Short Yardage Skill: Has admirable leg drive. Low pad level
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A issues in the past. Has had a high level of work throughout and center of gravity allow for effectiveness getting leverage on
college career and has become better at diminishing heavy hits runs. Does not have the raw power to drive back the pile but
- Vertical Jump: 30.5" to frame. Braces for contact well and can take hits between the can run through one on one tackles and has ability to bounce
tackles. laterally and sustain balance/forward progress.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" Balance: Built and runs low to the ground; effective with cuts Football Intelligence: Has a clear grasp on the game and how
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” to move and shift, will slip past tackles and sustain play speed. to create yardage. Capable runner in power/gap runs, inside and
Transitions out of a cut quickly thanks to mobile hips and outside zones and power perimeter plays. Patient runner who
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A ability to play with wild feet out from underneath base of will allow blocks to develop prior to putting down the
support. accelerator.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Functional strength is adequate and is Effort: Tremendous effort. Has broken off a large number of
surprisingly scrappy. Will not stonewall defenders and is guilty 1st down conversions on long distance conceded plays. Leg
of conceding yards but does have enough pop to stave off drive is active. Creative in the open field and will look to work
- SPEED Score: 102.4 bodies and provide extra time for a release. Passible blocker on to the boundary in an effort to find a big play; although not at
both interior and exterior roles. the expense of maximizing interior space.

FILM SCORE
7.37 9.00 6.50 8.37 Two shoulder procedures Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Florida State's Dalvin Cook is an electric runner; he has an elite blend of short area agility, linear speed and top
notch mental processing during live action. Cook has a rare gift to pick up and process defensive flow and creases Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
in the point of attack with such suddenness that he's planting and cutting before alleys are developed. Cook Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
combines that anticipatory skill with blue chip short area agility and foot speed. His cuts are steep, sudden and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
can break the grain of pursuit with excellent consistency. Cook has game breaking speed and is a pleasantly well Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
rounded runner; he can impact the game between the tackles or when turning the corner. Cook will consistently Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
beat angles with pure speed; even when he's looked to be cornered Cook has another gear to break through and
pick up large chunks. A three down back and an immediate starter in any offensive system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C h r i s t i a n M c C a f f r e y, R u n n i n g B a c k # 5
Date of Birth: 06/07/1996 Junior, Stanford University Cardinal

631 carries, 3915 rushing yards, 21 rushing TDs, 100 receptions, 1213 receiving yards, 10 receiving TD
Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Southern California, Notre Dame, Iowa
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Colorado, Washington

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Southern California (2015), Notre Dame (2015), Iowa (2015), Washington (2016), UCLA (2016), Arizona (2016), Or egon (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Vision: Very strong open field vision and ability to string Elusiveness: Is a loose, shifty athlete. Difficult to square up
- Measured Weight: 202 together multiple cuts in succession. Patient running style and is when working into the boundary, feet stop quickly to force over
comfortable pausing in the backfield to see blocks fall into pursuit. Activates head fakes, hard jab cuts and an active free
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" place before pressing the LOS. Has a good feel for finding arm to shed contact or avoid it all together. Does need to have
second level flow as well. some momentum to be fully effective.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 Feet/COD: Shows wonderful foot speed and quickness in cuts. Receiving Ability: Naturally gifted receiver. Has been worked
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 Has the ability to rapidly step through high traffic areas and through the slot, as a screen receiver and also as a wheel route
then bounce laterally to break into open space. Leg drive is not vertical option out of the backfield. Hands are strong and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.56 consistent after contact. Will win with north/south and east/ catches the football like a receiver. Polish is strong in screen
west runs thanks to ability to plant and drive. game as a delayed release target.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 Durability: Has shouldered the offensive load for two Short Yardage Skill: Over the top style short yardage and goal
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consecutive years with impressive results. Is capable of line back. If faced with a thick wall in front of face does have a
delivering a blow but is not going to put fear in defenders when hard time restarting forward momentum when tasked with
- Vertical Jump: 37.5" head up and a yard to go. Gets stronger as the game wears on bouncing. Leg drive is admirable and understands when to drop
thanks to strong conditioning. the pads and lean into contact.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" Balance: Has blue chip ability to bounce and cut and alter body Football Intelligence: Spatially aware football player.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” and trajectory while sustaining balance to string together Always knows where the line to gain is and actively takes the
another move. Takes hits up top well and alters pads as needed extra effort along the sideline or after contact to achieve it.
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A to absorb contact. So smooth, looks to float over the field when Sees the full field of play and processes action after the snap
stringing together big runs and weaving through defenses. effectively to react quickly.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Glaring weak spot in game, yet receiving Effort: Stud and leader in terms of letting motor and play do
ability will keep 3 down value. Does not attack defenders with the talking. Relentless in the open field to put defenders on
hands and is apt to catch bodies. Most effective blitz pickups heels and break big plays. Active part of special teams units
- SPEED Score: 99.4 are cut blocks, will chop down defenders with an aggressive with two return touchdowns in career and several others called
charge into the LOS to save space for Quarterback. back with penalties.

FILM SCORE
7.40 8.38 7.25 8.30 None Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Stanford's Christian McCaffrey comes from a NFL pedigree, he is the son of longtime Broncos WR Ed
McCaffrey. McCaffrey growing up around the game is evident as soon as you turn on the film, he's got wonderful Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
spatial awareness and understanding of how offensive and defensive units flow on the field and how to beat it. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
McCaffrey's got big play speed, enough balance to sustain off angle hits working through the hole and the feet/ Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
vision to combine cuts to bob and weave through pursuit to break big plays on a regular basis. McCaffrey is Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
limited in pass protection; but his receiving skills sustain his value as a three down player. Showing skills that Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
will translate into either a man gap or zone heavy running system, this is a plug and play type of prospect who can
invigorate an offense with big plays out of the backfield on a weekly basis from Day 1.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Leonard Fournette, Running Back #7

Date of Birth: 01/18/1995 Junior, Louisiana State University Tigers

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
- Touchdowns/
- Career - Career - Winning - Touches/Game: 26.\ - Yardage/Game: 135.3 1.00
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Alabama, Auburn

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Alabama (2015), Mississippi (2015), Auburn (2015), Mississippi State (2015), Alabama (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Mississippi (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Vision: At times can be too eager to get north/south and will Elusiveness: Has a fair amount of wiggle but is not notably
- Measured Weight: 240 run into backs of blockers. Trusts wash is going to clear out loose through the hips. Cuts are due to excellent step efficiency
second level and attacks pre-snap open alleys with aggression. and start/stop ability. Has massive amount of power and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" Has a strong ability to pick up second level flow and brace for devastating free arm moves. Hits a sudden spin move to break
contact or cut off of trajectory to break pursuit. back inside.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 Feet/COD: Step quickness when waiting for blocks to develop Receiving Ability: Limited opportunities but used as a check
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 is very quick, as is collecting balance in the open field to cut off down/screen option. Appears to have no issues receiving the
of pursuit. Does run with feet collected under hips with ball cleanly with hands and does well to put the ball away and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.57 consistency, not capable of steep cuts via high ankle flexion or get head up the field and transition into YAC player.
hard plant and drive.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Dogged with an ankle injury throughout 2016. Short Yardage Skill: Excellent leg drive combines with elite
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Devastating grind it out type of runner who puts fear in levels of power and pop in the pads. Will move piles and shows
defenders in the open field and will run through contact to wear a knack for spinning off of contact or pulling out of arm tackles
- Vertical Jump: 28.5" out defenses. Substantial work load to date and showed to wriggle for extra yardage. Willing to go over the top on goal
willingness to play at less than 100%. line carries.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Strong, thick lower half and torso absorb contact well Football Intelligence: Aggression in the backfield to press the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” and has overall strength to take on high shots. Running with LOS can get the better of some runs; need to be willing to take
feet collected under hips allows for constant minor adjustments the good with the bad here. Overall does a nice job of keeping
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A and small cuts in the open field to slip past aggressive charges head on a swivel as a blocker, receiver and runner to stay
at legs. spatially aware.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Has the frame to be a devastating pass Effort: Willing to play through pain, as 2016 has proven. Leg
protector, yet needs refinement. Best reps have come as cuts; drive is very strong. Thrives on punishing defenders in the open
will chop down LBs attacking from the second level with field and aggression yields a high amount of chunk plays and
- SPEED Score: 116.0 efficiency. Needs to work on staying balance, using hands and broken tackles. Engaged in all three phases mentally.
not throwing pads into blocks.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Leonard Fournette enters the draft after two years of hype as a blue chip running back prospect. While Fournette
is undoubtedly a physical specimen with a special amount of power and linear explosiveness; he's not necessarily Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a lock for superstardom. Fournette would likely have a more difficult time working in zone running schemes and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
will need a powerful man/gap Offensive Line personnel in order to transition with the same level of dominance Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
that has been shown at Louisiana State. Fournette loves to attack the alley at full tilt when a vacant gap is present Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
in the pre-snap and while his step/stride allows for subtle quick cuts he cannot plant and drive on steep angles Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
when the POA is lost. Fournette is a bell cow back at the next level and provided he's supplied with a powerful set
of interior offensive linemen should be a high caliber starter and Pro Bowl running back.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 7 . 9 6 : E A R LY S E C O N D R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Wa y n e G a l l m a n , R u n n i n g B a c k # 9
Date of Birth: 10/01/1994 Redshirt Junior, Clemson University Tigers

Position Overall
Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Florida State (2015), Oklahoma (2015), Alabama (2015), Auburn (2016), Georgia Tech (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Vision: Illustrates a strong understanding of defensive flow and Elusiveness: Highly slippery player when left in a phone book.
- Measured Weight: 215 finding creases in the POA in order to slip into the second level. Feet are quick and capable of sudden cuts to break ankles.
Does well identifying space when head up with would be Rarely corralled on initial contact and has a very strong blend
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" tacklers in the open field. Makes good cuts and decisions when of lateral agility, second gear, balance and power to give
pressing the LOS. defenders of all kinds fits.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.57 Feet/COD: Shows wonderful ability with feet to cut sharply Receiving Ability: Is a regular piece of the receiving offense.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 and break into the open field. Cutting back against the grain Will work out of the backfield as a traditional check down
typically yields strong results due to suddenness of cut and option but also has ability to work up the sidelines and break
- 10 Yard Split: 1.58 efficiency getting back up to top speed. Shifty player with away from LBs in coverage. Has very nice hands to reach and
special foot speed for size. greet the ball away from body.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 Durability: Carries were notably down in 2016 in comparison Short Yardage Skill: Has ability to drop the pads and deliver
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to previous season. Did suffer concussion in 2016 but did not blows to would be tacklers. Occasionally stood up if hit early
miss extended time. Capable of sustaining big hits and after receiving the football but if able to gain momentum into
- Vertical Jump: 29.5" continuing to wear down defenders later into ball games; will the LOS is very difficult to bottle up and prevent from falling
grind out yards. forward to convert.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Balance: Possesses wonderful balance and mobility in frame to Football Intelligence: Lapses in awareness can sometimes
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” carry speed and agility through cuts of all angles. Will slip show up in pass protection. Does have a strong understanding
through tiny creases with speed by bending body to fit holes. of how to create yardage and has natural ability to recognize
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A COD and acceleration from cuts are both very strong on how to break pursuit angles and create yardage. Shows
account of ability to stay in control of frame. understanding of both zone and gap run concepts.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Glaring area requiring improvement. Too Effort: Leg drive is a wonderful bonus to physical profile and
often will fail to identify stunts or pressure in peripheral vision will grind out tough yardage. Willing to get into the pile and try
and will allow players to slip by. Needs to do a better job of to push forward. Will run through or around a lot of defenders;
- SPEED Score: 98.6 utilizing hands and sticking to blocks as compared to simply consistently tries to maximize productivity of touches.
delivering a blow with body.

FILM SCORE
7.40 7.99 6.55 8.17 2016 Concussion Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson Running Back Wayne Gallman illustrates an excellent blend of physicality, size, short area agility and
vision. He is a creative runner capable of generating a high amount of yardage on his own if left isolated on the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
boundary by alley defenders. Gallman is a capable player in either zone or gap schemes but his best fit likely Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
projects as a zone blocking heavy system. Gallman calls back memories of former Texans Running Back Arian Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Foster; he's an impressive blend of vision, foot quickness and balance which make him a devastating one cut Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
runner when pressing the LOS. Gallman holds an impressive resume on the field and is a fairly healthy RB Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
prospect considering the volume of touches he was provided in college. Gallman can be a feature three down back
thanks in part to his advanced receiving skills but will need some polish added to his pass protection skills.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D'Onta Foreman, Running Back #33

Date of Birth: 04/24/1996 Junior, University of Texas Longhorns

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Texas Christian, Oklahoma
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, West Virginia

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: West Virginia (2015), Notre Dame (2016), Texas Tech (2016), Baylor (2016), Oklahoma State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Vision: Rapidly processes when the edge is set in off tackle and Elusiveness: Challenging blend of both power and wiggle. Has
- Measured Weight: 233 zone game. Does well to set up alleys with wash and a compact base and runs with feet collected underneath of hips
movement from offensive line. Is quick to ID when second to allow for quick cuts. Does not showcase steep angle cuts but
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" level has vacated lanes and bursts through the POA with a balanced running style and power keep defenders honest and
different level of acceleration. passive in the open field.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 Feet/COD: Very deliberate when working patiently into slow Receiving Ability: Guilty of a handful of poor drops when
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 developing plays at the LOS, does well to temper pace and not targeted in the short areas of the field as a check down receiver.
run into back of teammates. Has smooth yet simple cuts to Appears to fight the ball somewhat when air distance is short. Is
- 10 Yard Split: 1.55 break against the flow of defense. Rarely caught off balance or not frequently utilized as a receiver, especially in the open field;
turned away from LOS. majority of receiving success stems from screen work.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: Endured a heavy workload during 2016 season and Short Yardage Skill: Leg drive and natural strength are
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A was successfully used as a bruising runner capable of breaking tremendous. Will grind and run the feet working for extra push
down defenses late in games. Has no notable injury history to and very rarely gets stopped or stood up on initial blow. Thick
- Vertical Jump: 33.0" suggest joint wear and tear will be a premature issue. Absorbs lower frame poses challenge for defenders trying to wrap
body blows very well. around the waist to stop forward push.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Balance: Collects self very well when playing off of contact; Football Intelligence: Shows a strong blend of patience and
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” utilizes the free arm to catch weight. Will lean heavily from the post-snap read of defensive flow to find alleys and know when
torso in an effort to get skinny and diminish surface area for potential home run plays are on the table. Takes good angles to
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.00 potential hitters. Quick to collect after a cut and get back up to maximize yardage and is creative breaking tackles with pads
top speed. and a strong stiff arm.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Did not allow a sack in 2016 yet needs to be Effort: Tough, grind it out type of runner who consistently
more assertive with hands in order to stick on blocks. Has a moves piles and creates extra yardage for team. Relentless leg
desirable frame to jar defenders and stonewall progress into the drive to get push. Is mentally engaged with other components
- SPEED Score: 115.7 pocket yet needs to become more sticky and deliver blows with of position; simply needs to add polish.
palms instead of shoulder.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Texas' D'Onta Foreman enters the 2017 Draft fresh off a Junior campaign that eclipsed 2000 rushing yards.
Foreman offers an impressive blend of burst, balance and vision while running at an imposing H/W. His large Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
frame absorbs contact well and punishes defenders in the open field; lower body thickness and leg drive make Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
him an absolute nightmare to corral in the open field. Foreman's best NFL projection is working with a team that Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
runs a high amount of inside zone and gap power runs. The peripheral areas of the game require improvement: Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Foreman is not particularly strong as either a blocker or a receiver at this point but there is a package here that Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
suggests an every down role is a realistic expectation. If the light goes on with Foreman as a blocker (he needs to
be much more assertive with his hands to sustain blocks) this could be an immediate plug and play starter.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Alvin Kamara, Running Back #6

Date of Birth: 07/25/1995 Redshirt Junior, University of Tennessee Volunteers

210 carries, 1294 rushing yards, 16 rushing TD, 74 receptions, 683 receiving yards, 7 receiving TD (24 TD total)
Position Overall
Game:
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Florida, Alabama

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Bowling Green (2015), Virginia Tech (2016), Georgia (2016), Vanderbilt (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Vision: Processing behind the LOS is strong. Does well to feel Elusiveness: Tremendous slipperiness as a runner; shows a low
- Measured Weight: 213 creases developing at the mesh point and does well to attack COG and the ability to shrug off contact. Short area agility is
after pressing the LOS. Will take a hard, firm cut up the field to strong, as is explosiveness to get up to top speed with quickness
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" break through the POA on runs stretching to the boundary. and find open space. Creativity in the open field to force open
steps is strong.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 Feet/COD: Confident with feet; will make many steep cuts. At Receiving Ability: Natural receiver; does very well to adjust
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 times will get overzealous and have to scale down to sustain and receive poorly thrown footballs. Will transition eyes up the
balance. Explosion off of hard cuts is strong and will cover field only after securing the ball and does well to see the ball
- 10 Yard Split: 1.57 great amounts of field to get into a lane. Step frequency and into hands. Active as a delay screen receiver, a flat check down
foot agility are top notch. option and flexed out into space.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Questions regarding durability are not eased due to Short Yardage Skill: Is not a true hammer style of runner but
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A abnormally light workload. Has been used historically as a can be effective in short yard goal line situations due to
change of pace back and rarely been given the opportunity to explosiveness to go over the top. Leg drive is strong and shows
- Vertical Jump: 39.5" wear down defense. Is a runner with good balance and an understanding on how to get low and duck into hip of
physicality; looks to be able to sustain contact well. blockers to find forward push.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'11" Balance: Will shrug off light contact with ease thanks to Football Intelligence: Ability to create and win in the open
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” strength in the upper half and balance to sustain feet underneath field is very strong; does well to process pursuit angles when
hips. Ability to carry speed through cuts is present and has a working both between the tackles and carrying plays into the
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A nice ability to collect and sustain forward push after breaking boundary. Pace of the game appears to be slow, is a true natural
off a false cut or shaking a defender one on one. as a runner.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Results are mixed but effort is strong. Does Effort: Every so often will make a self preservation decision
not always lock horns with rusher and can be too passive at the and come up short of the sticks. Running style in space is
point of contact. Has had a high number of pass down reps creative and shows great balance between the tackles to spin or
- SPEED Score: 101.2 spent in space as a receiver and is going to require high rep break off of contact and push forward. Active player and
volume to ensure a smooth transition into 3 down role. engaged in all phases of the position.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee Running Back Alvin Kamara enters the draft with just 284 touches from scrimmage on the FBS level
on very explosive legs. Kamara, a transfer from Alabama after a single season, has a tremendous gift as a runner; Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
he makes cuts on boundary runs look easy while also showcasing a terrific blend of balance, anticipation and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
vision between the tackles. While Kamara finishes his NFL career inexplicably with under 300 total touches in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
two years, his physical profile and style of play project favorably to a role that should tally that number in a single Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
season; provided he stays healthy enough to carry that load. Kamara possesses three down ability thanks to a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
strong set of hands and open field explosiveness to make him a dangerous check down and screen option in the
passing game as well. One of the wildcard prospects in this crop of gifted Running Backs for 2017.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 7 . 5 6 : S E C O N D R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jeremy McNichols, Running Back #13

Date of Birth: 12/26/1995 Junior, Boise State University Broncos

Position Overall
- Touches/Game: 18.l - Yardage/Game: 126.3 1.62
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Washington, Brigham Young, San Diego State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Washington State, Brigham Young, Baylor

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: San Diego State (2015), Washington State (2016), Brigham Young (2016), UNLV (2016), Baylor (2016)
- Measured Height: 5090 Vision: Has a strong knack for finding way to the perimeter Elusiveness: Built low to the ground; is difficult to get arms
- Measured Weight: 214 after pressing through initial lane in the LOS; effective with around due to an active free hand. Disciplined with keeping
lateral second level cuts. Always braced for contact; shows field arm free. Has sudden start/stop ability thanks to short
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" good peripheral vision to know who is attacking and from strides in traffic. Short area acceleration to outrun angles is
where. missing.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 Feet/COD: Feet are deliberate and shows good control with Receiving Ability: Has good versatility as a runner. Has been
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 steps and cuts to pick way through the LOS. Capable of hitting utilized as a delay screen player, a check down receiver and
combo cuts to work through and develop a crease. Has some been worked up the second level with wheel routes against LBs.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.56 surprising lateral mobility due to high ankle flexion and low As evidenced by receiving production has reliable hands and
COG to spring off of foot. greets the nose of the ball cleanly.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Has the build to take on a great deal of punishment Short Yardage Skill: Leg drive is tremendous. Violence as a
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and combines with a running style and posture that create a runner to drop the head down and press into the pile. Rarely
heavy hitting set of pads. Will power through light contact and forced backwards voluntarily and does not get caught with
- Vertical Jump: 35.5" rarely takes body shots due to leverage and small surface area. bodies underneath of pads due to angular running style.
Reliable conversion runner.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" Balance: Has a great tolerance for contact and does well to Football Intelligence: Has found a lot of success as a gap style
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” create YAC thanks to pinballing off of bodies between the runner. Has great versatility to bring playmaking ability to the
tackles. Leg drive, vision and a conservative base as needed all table. Knows down and distance situations and will alter body
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A compliment one another to enable spinning off of hits or a rapid control when pressing for the line to gain in an effort to stay
re-collection after getting knocked off of trajectory. upright.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Passive with hands; needs to punch and stun Effort: Lost count of the number of times whistle blew and
to establish a base. Too apt to squat back on heels and try to eat was still on feet in the pile. Has good leg drive and intent to
free runs from the second level. Does have the built and good push through contact. Will occasionally take the loss and
- SPEED Score: 105.3 leverage to find success as a pass protector. concede an extra yard when having to bounce plays laterally to
the boundary.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Boise State's Jeremy McNichols is an impressive back; he's built low to the ground and shows excellent second
level vision and lateral mobility on his runs to consistently find his way to the boundary and threaten for chunk Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
gains. McNichols runs similar to former Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew: strong leg drive, forward lean and the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
ability to take contact and sustain forward push up the field. McNichols' skillset is best attacking gaps at the POA; Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
he has a fair amount of cut ability but reading lanes heading into the boundary are not where his skillset would be Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
best served. McNichols is a fun player with versatility as well; he's a natural hands catcher and can be a receiving Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
threat on early downs. McNichols also brings short yardage to the table as a runner. Whichever team lands his
services will have no shortage of options for how to implement him on the field.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Kareem Hunt, Running Back #3

Date of Birth: 08/06/1995 Senior, University of Toledo Rockets

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Bowling Green, Western Michigan, Temple
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Brigham Young, Western Michigan, Appalachian St.

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
Senior Bowl
Games watched: Northern Illinois (2015), Temple (2015), Brigham Young (2016), Western Michigan (2016), Ball State (2016), App alachian State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5104 Vision: Does well to identify late developing holes as Elusiveness: Surprisingly sudden and nimble in short areas.
- Measured Weight: 208 pressing the LOS. Identifies potential tackles quickly and Will feign hard cuts with head and body to sell defenders on
reaction time is strong to cut or bend frame as a means of false trajectory. Lacks notable long speed and will get caught
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" slipping contact. Has good creativity to freelance when initial from behind. Has a good burst/acceleration to move into open
push along the front is stonewalled. space.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 Feet/COD: Feet are not especially quick but effective in cuts Receiving Ability: Utilized as a check down and screen player
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 due to looseness through the hips and ability to play with feet with effectiveness. Patient to sell slow releases when squaring
out from underneath base of support. Can plant hard and up on delays. Hands are soft and does well extending to greet
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 sharply break against the grain when pressing the LOS on the nose of the football.
boundary runs.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: Struggled with an hamstring issue in 2015; Short Yardage Skill: Ability in short area is two fold:
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hindered playing time and ability. Has endured a high carry capable of lowering shoulder and running through bodies or
volume and has experience carrying the ball late in games to suddenly cutting late prior to contact and not allowing reactive
- Vertical Jump: 36.5" grind out yards. Smaller gains turn into bigger ones later in movement. Leg drive is strong and frame is built low to the
game thanks to leg drive and willingness to accept contact. ground to run with leverage.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" Balance: Is effective with ability to recollect momentum after Football Intelligence: Understands defensive flow and will
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” cutting hard or twisting away from impact. Will utilize free arm pick apart undisciplined defensive fronts if gap integrity is not
and is capable of tilting or leaning into turns as a means of sustained. Consistent runner between the tackles and is patient
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A moving with quickness and sustaining forward progress. waiting for alleys to develop.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Far too soft in protection. Will get collapsed Effort: Hard runner when attacking downhill. On a number of
backwards or knocked over by free running second level occasions has gone the extra effort in order to return to LOS
defenders. Catches bodies and needs to become more assertive after disruption in the backfield. Active mentally in efforts as a
- SPEED Score: 101.4 with hands to stun. Does carry out and identify necessary blocker. Did play through hamstring issues as a Junior during
assignments. 2015 season.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Toledo's Kareem Hunt is a surprising blend of short area agility and physicality. Hunt is built low to the ground
and is very difficult to get underneath when attempting to tackle. His center of gravity allows for sudden cuts and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
good drive through contact. Hunt is a physically limited prospect: he's quick and has a second gear but lacks the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
long speed to be able to accelerate and break big plays with consistency. That said, Hunt can create yardage for Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
himself in short areas; he's patient and slippery behind the LOS to allow blocks to develop. Hunt needs notable Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
development in his pass protection skills; he will get thrown around and is not assertive enough to absorb the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
contact that free running defenders will deliver. Hunt is mentally sharp with assignments but needs to anchor
better and be more prepared to attack. Hunt has upside as a rotational back on the NFL level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Elijah McGuire, Running Back #15

Date of Birth: 06/01/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Kentucky, Louisiana Tech, Arkansas State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Boise State, Appalachian State, Georgia

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
East/West Shrine
Games watched: Kentucky (2015), Arkansas State (2015), Boise State (2016), Appalachian State (2016), Georgia State (2016), So uthern Miss (2016)
- Measured Height: 5094 Vision: Shows an excellent ability to string cuts together and Elusiveness: Highly slippery player with the ability to win with
- Measured Weight: 212 set up tacklers for missed opportunities throughout the LOS and lateral agility, straight line burst or a creative stop to break
into the second level. Has a good feel for when to plant on pursuit. Has excellent foot quickness and short area acceleration
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" boundary runs and attack creases to slip into space; sees blocks gives runs a jitterbug feel. Is scrappy through lateral contact but
developing well. will not run through direct blows.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 Feet/COD: Typewriter feet with strong quickness; has a good Receiving Ability: Shows excellent ball skills. Has been active
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 comfort in playing on a dynamic base and letting feet work out in the receiving game in a number of ways. Shows good ability
from underneath the hips to produce high angle cuts. Has to track the ball down the field and is aggressive playing the
- 10 Yard Split: 1.58 explosive traits to gain ground or produce a large vacuum ball to attack and be the first set of hands on the football.
behind lateral cuts. Natural receiver.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Has a well put together frame; very compact and is Short Yardage Skill: Has the physical stature to get skinny
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A able to change directions with suddenness thanks to being built and hide from second level flow but is not going to be a tuck up
low to the ground. Takes hits well on his body in spite of an and drive the legs to push the pile runner. Has more oomph one
- Vertical Jump: 36.0" ability to grind out the extra yards after contact that others on one than one might expect and can produce a forward fall
might. head up against a single tackler.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Balance: Comfort playing on steep angles is impressive Football Intelligence: Ability to process defensive flow is root
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” and allows for high play speed on numerous planes. Quickness for such a high frequency of extra yards after first contact or
in the lower half enables a quick re-collect time to continue up touch. Versatile player; able to impact the game in a number of
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A field push. Has ability to spin and roll off of hits from the different areas. Understands when to press for yards and when
side. to avoid the extra hit.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Shows an admirable ability to step in and wall Effort: Hard not to love effort and enthusiasm of runs;
off defenders with hands. Overall pop in hands and ability to particularly after successfully hitting the first cut. Impressive
drop the hips and anchor is not going to inspire and is best creativity to string cuts together and has the want and effort
- SPEED Score: 103.4 utilized as a help/chip player in comparison to being tasked level to maximize every touch.
with interior gaps.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Running Back Elijah McGuire is something of a forgotten prospect in this year's group, due to the overall depth
of the class. Yet McGuire has legitimate potential to be an every down runner for a zone oriented running game. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
While he will not have many designations as a pass protector or a short yardage back, he has a great blend of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
overall skills that extend to success as both an inside and outside runner. McGuire has great lateral quickness and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the foot speed to break immediately after processing a developing alley. His running style will create yards on the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
second level and he has enough long speed to produce some chunk gains. McGuire is also a very strong receiver Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
of the ball and can be relied upon to run crisp routes and create separation at the top of his stems against LBs
coming out of the backfield. Would be an excellent value on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Curtis Samuel, Running Back #4

Date of Birth: 08/11/1996 Junior, Ohio State University Buckeyes

Position Overall
Rank: T11 Rank: 78 - Touchdowns/
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Michigan, Clemson

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Oklahoma (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Rutgers (2016), Nebraska (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 5105 Vision: Unique player but field vision and spatial awareness Elusiveness: Highly slippery player; can play with blue chip
- Measured Weight: 196 are both particularly strong. Trusts conceived spaces and breaks short area quickness, pure speed or with strength. Can
with confidence, allowing huge chunk gains after entering the accelerate with a great deal of suddenness out of a flat footed
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A second level. Boundary runs will feature patience and a good position. Shows great mobility and body contortion to work
cut off of defensive flow. around would be tacklers' limbs.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.31 Feet/COD: Start/stop ability is top notch. Twitchy runner with Receiving Ability: Has a high amount of polish as receiver.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 the cut range and explosiveness that is rarely matched. Can dart Runs routes from the backfield or the slot. Capable of running a
way in and out of congested areas, works like a magician with full route tree and winning at the top of patterns. Has reliable
- 10 Yard Split: N/A a "now you see me, now you don't" approach to attacking hands and has shown an impressive catch radius to cover for
tacklers head up. spotty accuracy.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: Significant question, given limited role as an every Short Yardage Skill: Capable of converting due to explosive
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down back or high volume of touches throughout career. Would ability to go vertical or sudden and large range in lateral cuts to
not employ as an every down featured runner but should not leak out late when pressing the hole. Is not a pure power runner
- Vertical Jump: 37.0" leave the field when the offensive unit is in possession of the and will not be one to drop the shoulder and churn through
football. bodies.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" Balance: High end mobility of body allows for playing at a Football Intelligence: Shows not just versatility to fill roles on
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” high rate of speed with control. Does well to contort the lower the field but the polish and acumen to *WIN* in multiple roles,
half to stay balanced on hard cuts or on speed patterns in space. be it as a route runner, screen player, inside zone runner or
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A Ability to shrug off contact is present when impacted high and boundary ball carrier. Impressive athlete with strong handle on
will sustain forward push. how to harness movement skills.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Value on third downs lies as a receiver on Effort: Can't help but love the wide range of skills and
passing downs; should not be implemented in the backfield and contributions. Not once showed dissatisfaction on the field for a
held to contribute in pass protection. lack of touches. Is a threat to hit a home run each and every
- SPEED Score: 113.6 time he touches the football; has vision, speed and urgency to
runs with daylight.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State Offensive Weapon Curtis Samuel could reasonably be classified as either a Running Back or a Wide
Receiver. Samuel showcases impressive athletic ability but more importantly has illustrated an understanding of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
how to win both as a runner and a receiver. As a ball carrier, Samuel has excellent patience working into the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
boundary and has the twitch and movement skills to cut firmly and break up into the field of play when an Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
opportunity is present. Between the tackles, Samuel has short area quickness and vision to identify weak alleys Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and is capable of exploding into space. As a receiver, Samuel offers twitch and speed from the slot position; while Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
also proving to be a screen threat if faced with space to the boundary and off coverage. Samuel should not be
boxed in to a specific role, he can play and win at a number of them. Should be a valuable chess piece from day 1.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Samaje Perine, Running Back #32

Date of Birth: 09/16/1995 Junior, Oklahoma University Sooners

Position Overall
Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Kansas (2014), Clemson (2015), Houston (2016), Ohio State (2016), Texas Christian (2016), West Virginia (2016) , Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Vision: Plays very much as a hammer into the LOS. More Elusiveness: Massive amounts of YAC, thanks almost
- Measured Weight: 233 prone to attack forward into the teeth of the LOS than look for exclusively to the overall power in his game. Free arm is active
alternate routes. Ability to pick up open space in peripherals to press off defenders. Lateral mobility is limited and cuts are
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" once into the alley is a plus traits and enables creation of some not made with great levels of suddenness. Overall frame and
chunk gains. power forces missed tackles with passive attempts by defense.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.66 Feet/COD: Struggles to reactivate the feet if forced to come to Receiving Ability: Has not had a great deal of exposure to the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 a stop behind the LOS. Lateral cut ability is moderate and does passing game. Lots of check down reps working into the flat,
not show great ability to explode if working laterally to the although release does not press the LOS and some receptions
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 LOS. Feet drive hard through contact. Cuts at 45 degrees or take place notably behind the LOS as a result. Does not have
under can be made with conviction and authority to break. issue receiving the ball with hands.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 30 Durability: Has had a good deal of tread put on the tires and Short Yardage Skill: Excellent ability to drop the head and
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A will regularly get dinged throughout the course of a game. push forward through a non-existent hole. Does well to sustain
Definition of a grinder; will churn out hard yards and be the forward lean and absorb contact; running through potential
- Vertical Jump: 33.0" straw to break defense's back late in game. Physical running tacklers to fall forward and finish runs.
style is relentless.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" Balance: Low, compact frame is complimented with a thick Football Intelligence: Has been exposed to both run blocking
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” lower half. Will eat contact and pinball off, doing well to and pass blocking, working as a direct snap recipient and a
subsequently shift the feet to keep base situated underneath of good number of NFL style blocking combinations in front of
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A hips. Has a good sense of what cuts and breaks his skillset will him. Trusts offensive line to reach landmarks and will hit the
limit him to; does not get overzealous. LOS at full tilt.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Strong area of game. Strength and Effort: Runs assertively and aggressively. Will come back into
leverage are both easily at disposal. Takes a good initial stem to contests after a ding, wants to be on the field. Short yardage
work into a position of advantage before contact. Shoots hands conversions are strong; over 70% on 3rd and 4th and <3 yards
- SPEED Score: 98.8 well and has the functional strength to squat and anchor vs. free to gain over the course of the past two seasons.
runners.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma Running Back Samaje Perine enters the Draft as one of the more decorated runners in the class. In
2014, Perine broke the NCAA record for most rushing yards in a single contest. With 51 touchdowns to his name Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
as well, Perine is a household name. A throwback style of runner, Perine is at his best when the offensive line is Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
manipulating the LOS and creating designated movement, allowing Perine to accelerate from the mesh point into Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
an alley and hit the second level at full speed. That isn't to say Perine cannot create yardage; but he does so in Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
large part due to the fear he puts into defenders; forcing sloppy tackle attempts and utilizing his strong balance to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
work around contact. Perine is Leonard Fournette without the explosiveness; a true hammer style runner that is a
load once the shoulders get square to the LOS. Preventing him from building steam is key to containment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Marlon Mack, Running Back #5

Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of South Florida Bulls

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Navy, Western Kentucky
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Temple, South Carolina

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Temple (2015), Western Kentucky (2015), Florida State (2016), Temple (2016), Navy (2016), Central Florida (201 6)
- Measured Height: 5110 Vision: Ability to press the LOS and work into space with Elusiveness: Ability to start and stop is impressive; capable of
- Measured Weight: 213 speed is strong. Will identify penetration early on at the mesh steep bend to produce sudden cuts. Will twist and lean out of
point and has the ability to brace for contact and cut to create contact and push through contacts. Leg drive and balance is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" yardage. One of the better free lance runners in the class and very strong to sustain forward momentum when impacted at the
finds open space into the boundary well. LOS.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 Feet/COD: Sweet feet. Moves subtly and will pinball out of Receiving Ability: Utilization trends in college are not a clean
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 tight spaces well. Would like to see some more aggressiveness transition. Jet motion and deep check down in the backfield.
to get square to the LOS with a firm up field cut but issues are Will cleanly receive the football with hands; capable hands
- 10 Yard Split: 1.57 habitual; not a limitation of athleticism. Looks effortless in receiver. Transitions well out of receiver and into an open field
sudden start/stop when pressing the LOS. runner to create yardage.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Has frame to take control of game deep into Short Yardage Skill: Needs to be more willing to stick nose
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contest; has explosiveness with an open alley to quickly pick up into the pile and drive the legs; has a habit of trying to make too
a head of steam and drop a shoulder. Has only missed one game much happen behind the LOS in "must have" reps and will
- Vertical Jump: 35.5" in three seasons as a primary back. Would have liked to see a make conversions more stressful than needed. Leg drive, pad
few opportunities to get high carry numbers for conditioning. level and physicality are all present for success.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" Balance: Cut ability is strong and has the ability to break on a Football Intelligence: Offense under Coach Taggart is a spread
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” dime while still sustaining speed. Will do well when having to system and has had some bigger plays come at the benefit of
twist and contort out of reach of defenders. Has desirable levels formation and spacing. Vision and anticipation pressing the
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A of mobility throughout the lower body to adjust and collect feet LOS are excellent. Needs to adjust as a receiver to more
under hips. versatility in targets.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Frame is well put together and functional Effort: A+ runner in terms of maximizing yardage. Capable
strength is present to be stout in both the A-gap against free and frequently able to make space for extra yardage. If anything
running LBs and edge rushers. Hands need to be more assertive is guilty of trying too much to work to the outside on some reps
- SPEED Score: 103.9 to deliver a blow and put off contact with something other than and should be more eager to turn up the field and get pads
shoulder pads. square to the LOS.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
South Florida Running Back Marlon Mack is an exciting runner with a propensity for big plays and a keen habit
for finding his way into the boundary to break off large chunk gains. Where Mack is going to face the biggest Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
transition in coming into the NFL is that he's going to need to eliminate the minus plays; far too often he will try Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to make something big happen at the expense of a handful of yards. These situations end with a loss of yardage Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and put the offense behind schedule; a habit that will not be well received at the next level. Mack has desirable Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
long speed and good wiggle to create missed tackles head up in the alley; he should be regarded as a potential Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Day 2 fit for a zone heavy running system. Mack has not yet proven to be capable of reading the POA when
receiving at the mesh point and will need to grow there as well.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Brian Hill, Running Back #5

Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of Wyoming Cowboys

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Washington State, Boise State, San Diego State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Nebraska, Boise State, San Diego State

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Washington State (2015), Nebraska (2016), Boise State (2016), San Diego State (2016), Brigham Young (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Vision: Best work stems from power/gap designated runs. Does Elusiveness: Has a moderate amount of wiggle; yet in space is
- Measured Weight: 219 illustrate the ability to identify a soft edge and press runs into not going to have great success forcing false angles or missteps
the boundary. Has a difficult time evading contact through the from defenders. Ability to create yardage is much more
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" second level. Has the ability to set up a one on one block in predicated on overall strength and leg drive as compared to
space. finesse reps.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 Feet/COD: Feet are active but not especially fluid with ability Receiving Ability: Has had a fair amount of exposure to pass
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 to plant. Is consistently on a collected base due to desire to keep receiving role. Can be a big bodied check down receiver but
feet under hips. Ankle flexion appears limited and does not overall short area fluidity is going to have trouble separating
- 10 Yard Split: 1.58 showcase sudden lateral cuts. Needs to turn or pivot to greet against man to man coverage at the next level. Hands receive
changes of direction. the ball cleanly.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: Bell cow style back with a ton of touches to name. Short Yardage Skill: Leg drive is excellent through contact. Is
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Has consistently been a player the offense has ridden down the a touch lean in the lower body but overall urgency of running
stretch in close contests. Runs hard and with thumping power to style helps to mask. Shows good balance and pad level in heavy
- Vertical Jump: 34.0" make defenders second guess shooting in for a shot. traffic areas to turn into a forward projectile and maximize push
ability.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" Balance: Ability to stay upright through contact is impressive. Football Intelligence: Seasoned 2.5 year starter at the position
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” Absorbs body shots from all angles and is capable of staying and has seen a good number of quality opponents; level of
upright; must be wrapped up to prevent risk of surrendering competition should not be of notable concern. Would not regard
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A additional yardage. Has shallow cut angles and a consistent as a universal prospect; needs to go to a team that likes to attack
base in running style. gaps in the running game.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Has a poor habit of not utilizing the hands to Effort: Ruthless mentality as a ball carrier. Willing to steamroll
establish control of blocks with consistency. Overall frame and defenders with an aggressive shoulder charge or free arm to
functional strength are present for a great blocking back but create running space. Is a hammer and while that may have an
- SPEED Score: 103.1 needs to identify quicker and be willing to set a punch to impact on longevity of career it is a devastating combination.
establish ground.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Wyoming Running Back Brian Hill harkens some memories to a few years ago when current Miami Dolphins RB
Jay Ajayi came through the draft process. Both players sport a similar build and a frantic running style. Where the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
disconnect takes place in this comparison is that Hill is a more linear athlete and cannot create the steep angles in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the lower half that Ajayi is able to produce. As such, Hill is still an absolute hammer of a ball carrier between the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
tackles and rarely goes down on first contact. His balance and strength to absorb contact (or dish it out) is an Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
impressive ability that will attract teams who are looking to play a smash mouth style of football. Hill is at his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
best hitting designated holes; there isn't a whole lot of examples of successful freelancing while pressing the hole.
Due to his scheme fit, expect Hill to be a Day 3 target for a team needing some pop in the backfield.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D o n n e l P u m p h r e y, R u n n i n g B a c k #19
Date of Birth: 12/06/1994 Senior, San Diego State University Aztecs

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, California, Air Force
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wyoming, Wyoming, Houston

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
Senior Bowl
Games watched: Cincinnati (2015), San Jose State (2016), Wyoming (2016), Houston (2016), California (2016), Fresno State (201 6)
- Measured Height: 5082 Vision: Appears guilty of occasionally predetermining where Elusiveness: Joystick style runner. Capable of darting in and
- Measured Weight: 169 runs are directed once hitting the second level. Vision to string out of traffic with ease. Feet are quick and allow for sudden,
together cuts and force missed tackles and secondary alleys hard cuts to break contain. Has speed to burn and the overall
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" when working into the boundary is very strong. Short area agility in short areas to cause headaches if able to get space.
reaction time is strong.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 Feet/COD: Shows tremendous short area movement skills Receiving Ability: Compliments the passing game well.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 thanks to foot quickness and mobility. Hips have ample amount Presses hard up the field from the slot and can be used as an
of mobility to draw feet from under base of support and still underneath/check down receiver or as a gadget style receiver as
- 10 Yard Split: 1.56 sustain speed. well. Has no issues catching the football away from body and
tucking the ball.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 5 Durability: Has impressive resiliency at the CFB level, with Short Yardage Skill: Offers very little as a short area back.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A over 1100+ touches from scrimmage. In part due to ability to Can be utilized down by the goal line as a perimeter runner but
minimize heavy contact and elusiveness, yet style of play does lacks the leg drive, strength/power or the pop to put head down
- Vertical Jump: 33.5" not translate to heavy workload at the next level. Does not have and drive through contact. Brought down far too easily against
a frame to sustain heavy punishment. soft tackle attempts.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" Balance: Taking contact on body drastically alters trajectory. Football Intelligence: Has shown a number of subtle nuances
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” Has adequate recovery balance to spin off of contact but is of the position; such as a fake read step on toss plays to force
going to struggle to pull through NFL tackle attempts. Does LBs to hold on the second level. Intelligence, heady player with
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A well to stay overtop of base of support when zig-zagging good spatial awareness.
through high traffic areas.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Pass reps though be regulated to receiving Effort: Easy to love on film. Plays with fearlessness and will
pieces only; lacks functional strength to be able to absorb try to drop the shoulder on defenders if faced with no other
NFL free runners from the second level. No fault of effort, avenues. Runs hard and blends taking what defense has given
- SPEED Score: 83.2 simply lacking in tools to show a reasonable ceiling for pass with a desire to break big plays with consistency.
protection.

FILM SCORE
8.17 8.44 5.06 7.43 Durability concerns Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
San Diego State's Donnel Pumphrey finishes his college career as one of the most prolific backs in the history of
FBS football. Pumphrey's pro prospects are not quite as rosy as Pumphrey's diminutive frame is going to be a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
significant handcuff on finding an every down role at the next level. Pumphrey's NFL career could easily mirror Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
that of Darren Sproles: a do it all skill player who teams would be well served to find 8-12 touches a game to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
keep wear and tear down. Pumphrey's feet are magic to watch work; there is quickness, precision and overall Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
deliberateness to each step. Pumphrey could well be targeted by a deeper team looking for a specific weapon on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the latter portions of Day 2 but overall value suggests that the early portions of Day 3 are the sweet spot to land
such a talent. A nightmare in the open field but lacking in viable 3 down bell cow back potential.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a m e s C o n n e r, R u n n i n g B a c k #24
Date of Birth: 05/05/1995 Redshirt Junior, University of Pittsburgh Panthers

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Knee/Hodgkin's Lymphoma)
- Touchdowns/
- Career - Career - Winning - Touches/Game: N/A - Yardage/Game: N/A N/A

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Iowa (2014), Miami (FL) (2014), Houston (2014), Penn State (2016), North Carolina (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Vision: Has illustrated a strong trust for getting behind pulling Elusiveness: Appears to have added some additional
- Measured Weight: 233 linemen at the POA. Does not experience the same level of dynamics to running after taking 2015 off. Looks looser quicker
success when pressing the LOS laterally and awaiting an alley in the open field. Has active head fakes and a strong free arm to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" to present itself. Traditional power/man gap style runner. actively push off of would be tacklers. Does run with nice leg
drive and balance.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.66 Feet/COD: Feet are not especially sudden but are active and do Receiving Ability: Has grown into a viable receiving back in
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 well to sustain forward momentum. Will not produce high 2016; showing good timing on false stalk blocks in the pocket
suddenness in lateral cuts or steep angles to break pursuit; more before releasing as a screen player. Has been introduced to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 of a linear north/south style runner. Does well to sustain leg wheel/flat opportunities as well; catches the ball cleanly with
drive after contact. hands.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 Durability: Looks to have lost some of power from 2014 Short Yardage Skill: Will twist and contort body to pull out of
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A campaign but is still a smash mouth runner with big time power grasp of defenders. Does have an awareness and ability to fall
and ability to run through bodies. Undeniable toughness and forward and convert short yardage carries for scores or 1st
- Vertical Jump: 29.0" capable of a big time workload to wear out defenses later into downs. Is willing to go over the top of piles down by the goal
games. line.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" Balance: Runs on a collected base; does not work well with Football Intelligence: Understands defensive leverage and
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” feet out away from under hips. When having to cut and redirect how to maximize runs with free arm. Plays smart and works to
in the backfield labors to collect and get back up to speed with get shoulders square to the LOS quickly in runs; where style of
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A momentum. When cutting on more subtle angles can combine play is most effective. Aware of opportunities to go the extra
cuts to find real estate to run in. step and assist in blocking or RAC.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Physical blocker. Aggressive but not Effort: Should never have passion for the game questioned.
overly sloppy in attacking; does well to get into defenders early Was participating in drills while undergoing chemotherapy
to provide extra space to allow Quarterback to work cleanly during 2015/2016 offseason. Drags defenders with good leg
- SPEED Score: 98.8 with in the pocket. Has ideal frame for carrying out pass drive when collisioned from the side. Admirable, stand up
protection. young man on and off the field.

FILM SCORE
2015 Knee Injury (MCL)
7.00 8.55 6.04 7.43 Diagnosed with Hodgkin's

Lymphoma in 2015, now declared
cancer free
Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh's James Conner is one of the more impressive stories of the 2017 NFL Draft. Conner suffered a MCL
tear in the 2015 season opener vs. Youngstown State; shortly thereafter being diagnosed with Hodgkin's Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Lymphoma. Conner took the year off and has returned to form his Redshirt Junior season. As a matter of fact, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Conner looked quicker, looser and more nimble in 2016 than he did as the ACC Player of the Year in 2014. Con- Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
ner is still very much a traditional power/gap runner; he lacks the cut ability to create a lot of yardage by reading Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defensive flow on his own. He does well to temper his pace pressing the LOS to allow blocks to develop and get Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
in line behind pulling offensive linemen. Conner has added additional versatility to his game in 2016 as well;
making him a viable scheme specific option as a primary ball carrier in the NFL going forward.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Aaron Jones, Running Back #29

Date of Birth: Not Available University of Texas (El Paso) Miners

658 carries, 4114 rushing yards, 33 rushing TD, 71 receptions, 646 receiving yards 7 receiving TD
Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Foot INJ)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Texas, Army, Louisiana Tech

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: New Mexico State (2016), Texas (2016), Louisiana Tech (2016), North Texas (2016)
- Measured Height: 5094 Vision: Will get chunk yards with gap/power runs but ability to Elusiveness: Has a good, firm lateral cut but is not
- Measured Weight: 208 process defensive flow and find over-pursuit is strong. Does especially fluid in open space. Shows good vision to find poor
well to cut when pressing the LOS and is capable of being angles and will make shallow cuts to break off against poor
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" flexible at the mesh point to not marry to a particular alley too pursuit. Short area agility and start stop ability is only
soon. pedestrian; wins with feel, not necessarily physical skills.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 Feet/COD: Feet are clean and aggressive in the alley, does well Receiving Ability: Hands are not the most soft but does well
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 to drive through trash and carry momentum into the second to see the ball in and receive with the fingertips. Willing to
level to accelerate. Does not possess high end mobility in plant adjust body and contort on routes down the field. Active
- 10 Yard Split: N/A step but can decelerate and then shift trajectory with releasing up the sideline and effective to accelerate against LBs
effectiveness. in the open field.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 Durability: Foot injury in 2015 cost all but two games; will Short Yardage Skill: Low center of gravity is a huge boost in
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A have to clear medicals. Heavy workload runner and capable of efforts to churn through bodies. Has awareness of how to
handling load between the tackles or being a "closer" due to diminish surface area and shrug off lateral contact to sustain
- Vertical Jump: 37.5" compact frame. Shows competency running between the tackles forward push. Raw power is not especially overwhelming but
and has the killer mentality to drop shoulder through contact. does play with leverage.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" Balance: Capable of absorbing contact on the second level. Football Intelligence: Trusts visual cues. Will aggressively
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” Can get bottled too easily and lose footing trying to step out of accelerate off of initial cut in anticipation of creases and open
a hole. Shows active free arm and ability to play off of bodies space. Does well to create positive plays and does well avoiding
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A in pursuit. Does well to run with low hips and carries speed too many minus runs.
well around impact.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Physical strength and functional ability are Effort: Excellent efforts to play through contact and stay alive
present. Shows enough length and leverage to effectively pick in runs. Will try to sustain balance even after hog-tied. Versatile
off LBs attacking from the second level. Needs more enough to warrant looks on all three downs if needed. Was a
- SPEED Score: 96.2 assertiveness if hoping to stave off rushes from larger bodied team leader and clearly invested in the game. Animated after
defenders at the next level. big plays.

FILM SCORE
7.14 8.10 6.84 7.04 2015 foot (missed final

10 games)
Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
UTEP Running Back Aaron Jones is a fun prospect who has dominated the smaller levels of competition he's
been tasked with facing as a member of the Miners program. On the occurrences against higher profile Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
competition, such as Arkansas and Texas, Jones has sustained his high level of productivity; a promising omen in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
projecting him forward. Jones is at his best one on one in the alley against defenders; he's got an active free arm, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
an aggressive shoulder charge, good balance and low leverage to put defenders on their heels at the threat of him Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
going over or around them. Athletically speaking, Jones is functional but not especially notable when having to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
play laterally in the backfield. Projecting much more favorable to a gap/power system, Jones could be a viable
high volume player provided he's medically fit. Not an especially gifted athlete but great feel and vision.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jamaal Williams, Running Back #21

Date of Birth: 04/03/1995 Redshirt Senior, Brigham Young University Cougars

726 carries, 3901 rushing yards, 35 rushing TDs, 60 receptions, 567 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD
Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Suspended for school policy violations)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
Senior Bowl
Games watched: Arizona (2016), West Virginia (2016), Michigan State (2016), Utah (2016), Wyoming (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Vision: Has a surprising blend of gap and zone running skill; Elusiveness: Blend of power, free arm and mobile lower body
- Measured Weight: 211 supplemented by good vision. Will miss open alleys laterally allows for a notable number of broken tackles. Will twist and
after turning up into the point of attack but shows patience contort from the hips to slip past tackle attempts cutting low.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" when pressing the LOS and allowing blocks to develop. Powerful upper body to stiff arm and shrug off potential arm
tackles.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 Feet/COD: Feet are not especially light but cut with Receiving Ability: Shows little issue catching the football with
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 decisiveness. Will stick back foot in the ground and drive on hands. Capable receiver out of the backfield, can be especially
lateral cuts and has enough drive off of cuts to string together effective with delayed releases and chipping from the pocket
- 10 Yard Split: 1.73 multiple cuts as a means of picking way through high traffic before leaking out late.
areas in the box.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Is one of the better "closers" in this year's class; Short Yardage Skill: Can get leg drive bottled up but
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A will wear down defenders and force hesitation when head up in compliments size with overall strength and good balance to spin
the alley, especially late in games. Concerns present about off of contact and work for space. Needs to drop the pad levels
- Vertical Jump: 30.0" physical ability to withstand NFL workload and pounding; and let legs work with greater efficiency when working with
missed time in 2016 and runs with high pads/open torso. head down into a pile.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" Balance: Redirection skills are not dynamic but does well to Football Intelligence: Heady player with good game
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” work with legs out from underneath hips. Has good mobility to awareness, understands when to work for the sideline or fight
twist and contort away from body and adequate ability to for extra yardage towards the marker. Spatially aware and sees
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A absorb contact on the upper body and sustain forward opportunities to string together cuts and create yardage when
momentum. plays get off the rails
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Needs to be more assertive with initial Effort: Plus effort player who can be engaged in all phases of
contact but has the frame and physical strength to be a highly the position. Will transition into a blocker on broken plays
effective pass protector. Currently catches too many defenders when released out into the flats. Fight for yardage is strong and
- SPEED Score: 94.2 and more aggression would yield more space after contact for shows extra effort when into the second level.
Quarterback.

FILM SCORE
8.05 8.32 5.31 7.24 Missed 2015 with undisclosed

violations of team policy Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Brigham Young's Jamaal Williams is going to be an intriguing Day 3 running back in the 2017 Draft. Williams
exploded back onto the national scene for nearly 1000 yards through the first two months of the season after Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
redshirting the 2015 NCAA season due to team violations. Williams' running style is likeable; there is creativity Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and looseness through the hips that allow for created yardage with hard cuts. Williams lacks the long speed to be Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
a true big play threat but his vision, overall strength in the open field and active free arm will force missed tackles Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
if not squared up appropriately. A notable weakness in Williams' game is just how high he runs; as a physical Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
player cumulative body shots on a clean torso are cause for concern. Not to be ruled out of any specific scheme or
style of play, Williams provides a blend of patience and deliberate cuts to compensate for average foot speed.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
T. J . L o g a n , R u n n i n g B a c k #8
Date of Birth: 09/03/1994 Senior, University of North Carolina Tar Heels

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: North Carolina State, Clemson, Baylor
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Virginia Tech, Stanford

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFLPA Bowl
Games watched: Georgia (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Florida State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Georgia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 5091 Vision: Guilty at times of not trusting OL and will tuck into Elusiveness: Smooth athlete with clean wiggle and the
- Measured Weight: 195 lanes pre-maturely. Is spotty with picking up second level ability to shake a defender head up in the hole. Does well to get
defenders while pressing the LOS and at times will run into the small through the alley and stay low to the ground prior to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" teeth of the defense. pressing and hiding from LBs. Has good creativity to break
angles.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.37 Feet/COD: Feet are deliberate and show good action Receiving Ability: Runs fluid routes out of the backfield and is
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 working on contact. Does well to run feet to keep lean. Cuts are able to step on toes of LBs with urgency before darting into
hard and shows the ability to spring off of a cut foot that is space. COD skills are evident and useful in establishing
- 10 Yard Split: 1.51 planted out from underneath of hips. Ability to string cuts and separation as a route runner. Shows soft ands and has been a
steps together with intent is strong. reliable target out of the backfield.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 Durability: Low mileage back but does not have the build or Short Yardage Skill: Ability to stay small and hide behind
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A running style to be a grind it out style player. Has been the LOS assists; as does activity with the feet through contact to
change of pace back and third down option to this point in play through. Does not have the functional strength in the lower
- Vertical Jump: 33.5" career. Would not recommend putting into a featured back role body to press through the pile and create movement in one on
at the next level. one situations.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" Balance: Shows an ability to tap the feet and zig zag through Football Intelligence: Is highly patient behind the LOS;
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” bodies if needed and rarely overextends the feet to put lag into a willing to slow play runs prior to accelerating. Has a better feel
cut. Will run with nice forward lean to absorb contact prior to for boundary runs to allow play to develop as compared to
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A spinning off of and falling forward to finish runs. working in between the tackles. Shows good angles and
understanding of pass pro.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Highly effective due to effort level and Effort: Quality player with a good motor. Shows active interest
assertiveness to press the alley and establish contact early on in in staying engaged in the game and has been a consummate
pass sets. Will give room for needed anchor. Has good center of teammate. Willing to be in a 2 back backfield and contribute as
- SPEED Score: 106.9 gravity and shows likeable feet to slide and stay sticky on a run blocker. Runs hard and with intent to spring big plays.
second level defenders.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina RB T.J. Logan may be the less heralded RB coming out of the Tar Heels program this season,
however film suggests he's the better back at the next level. Logan has great value as a third down back; he's Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
active and engaged both as a receiver and as a pass protector. Logan's success as a blocker is impressive given his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
diminutive frame; yet there is an aggression and a low anchor point that many second level defenders will have a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
hard time collapsing against even with a free run at the pocket. Logan is an intelligent player with an Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
understanding of defensive flow; particularly as a boundary runner and as a receiver. Logan's heads up attitude Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
resulted in a number of big plays for the Tar Heels. A NFL franchise looking to introduce a well rounded 3rd
down RB would be well served to invest in Logan at some point on Day 3 of the 2017 NFL Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Corey Clement, Running Back #6

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Wisconsin Badgers

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Northwestern, Southern California
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
Senior Bowl
Games watched: Alabama (2015), Southern California (2015), Louisiana State (2016), Michigan State (2016), Michigan (2016), Pe nn State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5102 Vision: Appears to be guilty of at times pre-determining alleys Elusiveness: Ability to generate yards on own is predicated
- Measured Weight: 221 to attack at the LOS. Ability to pick up defensive flow is best around power game. Active with the free arm to shove away
when working between the tackles, is inconsistent in deciding would be tacklers. Has good physicality against defensive backs
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" to plant and cut or continue progress into the boundary on some in the open field. Has a moderate amount of wiggle in head up
stretch runs. situations but lacks short area agility to shake consistently.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.68 Feet/COD: Feet are efficient but overall do lack notable Receiving Ability: Guilty of a handful of drops; will appear to
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 quickness and ability to explode into cuts. Does well to throttle fight balls that are not cleanly put into the chest for a
down and collect base when having to be patient behind the reception. Role as a receiver figures to be limited to check
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 LOS but lacks spring to get back up to high gear with a down reps and screen passes in the short areas of the field.
dynamic cut.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 Durability: Battled a number of notable injuries throughout Short Yardage Skill: Lack of re-direction ability can hurt in
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Junior season in Madison. Had a successful rebound as primary must have situations facing POA penetration. Leg drive when
bell cow back during senior season. Physicality between the ducking into the pile is strong and shows the ability to drop the
- Vertical Jump: 28.5" tackles wears on LBs on the second level and can help grind out pads and move forward in a head up tackling situations in the
tough yardage. alley.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" Balance: Is built low and compact to the ground, shows a Football Intelligence: Needs to be more self aware of how he
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” functional skillset in absorbing contact from defenders and carries the football. Has been prone to fumbles and putting the
sustaining forward push. Does well to collect prior to cuts or ball at risk of turnover with a loose handle after contact. Has
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A contact as a blocker and will consistently have full power of good awareness in blocking reps to find where penetration is
legs underneath frame in such situations. slipping through protection.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Physically stout and has shown very well Effort: Will never be knocked for not giving best effort. Does
working against LBs to sustain the pocket. Aggressive to step well to bob and weave through the second level and pick apart
up and close alleys before dropping the hips, attacking with creases. Runs hard, is at best working north/south and does not
- SPEED Score: 92.1 the hands and establishing a firm grip to anchor and sustain shy away from contact when it is needed to get the extra yard.
blocks.

FILM SCORE
6.28 6.36 5.69 7.36 2015 hernia hindered first

half of season. Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
Wisconsin Running Back Corey Clement is the latest in a notably line of backs the Badgers have produced over
the past several seasons. James White, Melvin Gordon and now Clement have all found their way to the NFL Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
through Madison, Wisconsin. Clement may lack the high end physical skills to be a versatile featured back, but he Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
does bring enough to the table to be part of a stable of backs. Clement is at his best working between the tackles; Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
there he can accurately diagnose defensive flow and set up his blocks, picking his way through the POA and into Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the second level for some nice chunk gains. Clement working into the boundary is a more frustrating affair, as he Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
lacks the long speed to pressure defenses and is forced to cut into pursuit. Clement must also offer better ball
security if he is going to reach his potential as a regular fixture in a NFL backfield.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta r i k C o h e n , R u n n i n g B a c k #28
Date of Birth: 07/26/1995 Senior, North Carolina A&T University Aggies

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (FCS)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Not Available (FCS)

- Team Captain Yes - Total Games
(Y/N): Played: 46 - Touchdowns/
- Touches/Game: N/A - Yardage/Game: N/A N/A
Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
NFL Combine
Games watched: Alcorn State (2015), Kent State (2016), Norfolk State (2016), Delaware State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5064
Vision: Beneficiary of massive alley ways at the point of Elusiveness: Twitchy but can be own worst enemy trying to
- Measured Weight: 179 attack. Frequently used in delayed draws and has wide spaces make big plays happen. Has suddenness in tight areas to
to cut into and use high end athleticism. Showcases a good sidestep around defenders and has high end start/stop ability to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" level of peripheral vision to pick up slashing defenders crashing break pursuit angles in the open space.
- Measured Arm Length: 29.75" down across the set.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 Feet/COD: Lateral step ability and stride frequency are Receiving Ability: Hands are clean. Unnaturally large hands
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 excellent. Does well to shift laterally and can jitterbug through for a smaller back and is evident with both ball handling skills
highly congested areas without much effort. Will collect and and receiving the football. Does well to pluck at the football
- 10 Yard Split: N/A string together cuts with fluidity and quickness to bounce and and will cleanly greet the nose of the ball both when working
pinball into the second level. into the boundary and pressing down the field.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 Durability: Frame is a cause of concern. Capable of Short Yardage Skill: Consistently stood up at the point of
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A handling a high workload and volume of touches at college attack and lacks drive or power in the legs to move piles and
level but bump to the NFL will yield many more hard hits establish movement. Struggles in short yardage situations or
- Vertical Jump: 31.5" and wear and tear. Is not a grinding style runner and fails to when head up in the alley to play through initial strike.
pressure defenders late in games with physical style.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" Balance: Foot quickness and low cut frame lend well to Football Intelligence: Has not had to consistently read at the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” bouncing through traffic and consistently carrying a balanced mesh point or press the LOS without being afforded vast lanes
base. Does well to pivot and hinge to keep feet but at times is to press into and break off chunk gains in the secondary. Leap
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A too eager to flip eyes up the field and will not finish collecting in competition and speed of the game has potential to be a total
momentum and slip. backbreaker.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Is too tiny and lacks pop to be a personal Effort: At times will try *TOO* hard to make a play happen.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A protector. Has a difficult time absorbing contact. Skills as a Will spin and play around traffic but fails to protect the football
receiver yield potential third down value but by and large has and exposes for potential turnovers. Has a strong attitude with
- SPEED Score: 93.8 little business playing in protection schemes. the ball in hands but does not have a great impact in
supplemental duties.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina A&T Running Back Tarik Cohen is a lightning in a bottle style runner; however there is going to
be a legitimate issue with his play style translating to the NFL level. Cohen is an electric and wild runner but is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
too much of a freelance runner; failing to show the necessary read ability and consistency in identifying NFL Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
caliber running lanes. Instead, Cohen gives ground, will spin away from contact and risk massive losses to chunk Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
gains. His speed in straight line situations and short area agility are strong; they offer glimpses at a promising skill Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
set that simply does not have a direct connection to the NFL's style of play. Cohen will be a potential late round Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
target but by and large he will be a difficult player to store on a 2017 roster; there's too much raw talent without
polish to warrant anything other than a practice squad slot.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Matt Dayes, Running Back #21

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, North Carolina State University Wolfpack

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Louisville, Virginia Tech, Clemson
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Clemson, Florida State

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
Senior Bowl
Games watched: Virginia Tech (2015), Clemson (2016), Florida State (2016), Wake Forest (2016), North Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 5085 Vision: Ability to identify defensive flow is best accentuated Elusiveness: Cuts are quick and crisp, thanks to low built frame
- Measured Weight: 207 on boundary runs. Does well to find a crease outside the hashes and light feet. Is not going to be capable of powering through
and will cut cleanly when second level is out of position. light contact; guilty of getting pulled down by lateral hits far
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" Disciplined gap runner between the tackles, for better and for too easily. Has good one cut ability to stick foot in the ground
worse. and accelerate.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Light feet are highlighted when having to break Receiving Ability: Shows a good amount of versatility. Has
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 into a lane. Capable of coming to balance when head up against great hands to receive the football at the catch point. Works
tacklers to square and force missed tackles. Has an appealing successfully as a motion or flexed out receiver to highlight
- 10 Yard Split: N/A level of cut range; is not limited to shallow breaks or non- mismatches in space. Fairly crisp and quick in the short slant or
dynamic short area bursts. hook areas. Used with good frequency as a check down.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: Is not a grind it out style of player and should not Short Yardage Skill: Is guilty of allowing feet to stop on
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A be considered a "closer" back. Does not shy away from contact contact once boxed in to a tight area. Should not be asked to
but is not overly successful in winning at first impact and move the pile, in spite of low frame and pad level the lower half
- Vertical Jump: 28.0" imposing will on defensive players. Has struggled with some strength and oomph is missing from game.
injuries as well.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'01" Balance: Balance in the open field is strong. Capable of Football Intelligence: Versatile player that has shown an
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” re-calibrating after spin moves or steep cuts to sustain forward aptitude in each and every task. Understands how to read
progress. Does take some issue when asked to play through arm defensive flow and allow blocks to develop. Needs to show
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A tackles; can be knocked off course or pulled down with more awareness with ball security, however.
troubling ease.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Play is soft and uninspiring. Lacks pop in the Effort: No outstanding issues with effort level. Has been used
hands or aggression to stonewall blitzing LBs early on in the as a three down back and gives strong effort in all areas, even in
set; instead will catch and allow for contact to roll back base pass protection where issues are most notable. Worked hard to
- SPEED Score: N/A into the pocket. Needs to utilize squatty frame to more of an rebound from season ending foot injury midway through 2015
advantage and coil into free runners. season.

FILM SCORE
6.43 7.26 4.31 7.08 2015 foot injury (missed

final 5 games) Running Back (N/A)
Evaluation
Total
NC State Running Back Matthew Dayes projects as a Day 3 target at the RB position; where he will bring a
versatile ball carrier skill set to a franchise. Dayes' best scheme fit would be as a perimeter running in a zone Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
heavy running system. There, Dayes' ability to read second level flow and patience when pressing the LOS can Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
have an effective impact on the game. Dayes is a limited runner in that he doesn't run with consistent physicality, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
in spite of being built low to the ground and having desirable amounts of thickness to his frame. In a perfect role, Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Dayes would be part of a stable of backs and could be utilized in the passing game on third downs to further Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
highlight what he does best. In all, Dayes' ceiling as a starter is limited to a lack of other roster options and an
optimal fit in an outside zone running system. Should have multiple contracts on a NFL roster.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Dare Ogunbowale, Running Back #23

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Wisconsin Badgers

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Iowa, Minnesota
- Touchdowns/

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
East/West Shrine
Games watched: Troy (2015), Maryland (2015), Southern California (2015), Nebraska (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 5107 Vision: Is at best on boundary stretch plays. Is slow to process Elusiveness: Dynamic open field runner with speed to burn and
- Measured Weight: 208 and find space when tasked with working between the tackles highly loose hips to create steep cuts. Has a tremendous level of
and struggles to gain confidence and push forward when lateral cut ability and will cover a great deal of ground with a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" running downhill. Ability to cut and create wins when pressing jump cut. Creative to combine cuts when given the luxury of
outside the tackles is much more definitive. space.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 Feet/COD: Feet are active and step with great frequency. Does Receiving Ability: Excellent receiver of the ball; originally
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 not show ideal leg drive through contact. Does not possess a walked on to program as a defensive back but ball skills are
great deal of confidence running in high traffic areas to step strong. Still needs to add polish to route breaks; can round
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 through trash. Capable of covering a high amount of space with breaks off and allow defensive players to charge hard and
a lateral jump cut. challenge the throw.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 Durability: Has never been more than a change of pace back Short Yardage Skill: Is not going to be able to create forward
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with exception of short stretch of 2015. Not a wear them down push. Has a lean frame and narrow lower half; lacks the leg
type of runner and has a high, lean torso to drop the shoulder drive or functional strength to play through contact. Lack of
- Vertical Jump: 35.0" and run through bodies. Light tread on the tires is a plus. comfort running between the tackles is yet another barrier to
success as a runner.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Balance: Cuts and pivots are crisp and assisted by foot Football Intelligence: Spends too much time dancing in the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” quickness enable radical base of support and comfort cutting. backfield and needs to be more assertive to press up in spall
Former soccer player; has a second nature to turn and cut at a creases when not afforded a definitive hole between the tackles.
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A high rate of speed. Too easily knocked over by lateral Still green at the RB position (just 3 years of experience) and
pressure. has room to grow.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Lacks the power, assertiveness and frame to Effort: Has been a consummate teammate; took over for Corey
have a favorable future as a pass blocking back. Will get Clement with injuries in 2015 before returning to the back up
walked backwards on head on contact; plus receiving ability is role. Effort never once waned and the look to break big plays
- SPEED Score: 89.0 too strong to leave in the pocket on third down pass block was always present. Did contribute some in the return game as
situations. well.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Wisconsin's Dare Ogunbowale is an interesting prospect for the fact that he's a soccer background athlete who
walked onto the Badgers program in 2012 and transitioned from defensive back to Running Back in 2014. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Ogunbowale is undoubtedly an NFL athlete; he has high end movement skills and excellent twitch. When given a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
crease, Ogunbowale is very quick to press into the second level and his speed on subsequent cuts is the source of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
a ton of missed tackles and false steps in the secondary. Ogunbowale is a dangerous athlete that still needs Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
refinement; he's still not confident running between the tackles and some of his routes out of the backfield could Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
be classified as sloppy. With further polish, Ogunbowale could project as a starter. But as is, Dare is a great fit for
an outside zone frequent team that likes to get the ball to their RBs out of the backfield.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e ' Ve o n S m i t h , R u n n i n g B a c k #4
Date of Birth: 11/08/1994 Senior, University of Michigan Wolverines

Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Utah, Michigan State, Ohio State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Florida State

Game:
PSAR METRIC
FILM ASSESSMENT
East/West Shrine
Games watched: Utah (2015), Florida (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (20 16)
- Measured Height: 5107 Vision: Needs to alter trajectory sooner when pressing the hole, Elusiveness: Has an active free arm to push off would be
- Measured Weight: 224 will get too high into the bubble before attempting a lateral cut tacklers and sustain balance. Has minimal wiggle due to
and box himself in. Is best on off tackle runs when able to make tightness in the lower half and doesn't trust feet for hard cuts.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" subtle cuts and have an avenue for open space. Pad level can get caught high but in the open field is able to
generate a good deal of power to attack tacklers.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.75 Feet/COD: Feet operate on a narrow base. Capable of cutting Receiving Ability: Was utilized as primarily a late check down
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 and redirecting but efforts are all notably linear. Has a hard option but showed a competency there in leaking out after a
time producing steep angles of COD with pace due to tightness chip block. Has been used in the screen game as well. Has little
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and requirement to keep feet under hips to sustain balance. issue using hands to receive the football and then transition
Lacks dynamic movement ability. eyes up the field.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Was dinged up a good bit during two year run as Short Yardage Skill: Frame and lack of leg drive in short
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the starting back. Runs with physicality but pad level could be yardage situations is problematic. Has little in the way of lower
problematic; takes a lot of body shots. Has never been a body explosiveness and as a result is not a legitimate threat to
- Vertical Jump: N/A featured back and is not especially effective pushing the pile; go over the top of the pile as a leaper as well. Needs to work on
needs open space to build up power. dropping pads in the alley.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Balance is good due to an understanding of Football Intelligence: Can be too prone to pressing into a
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9” physical limitations. Does not overextend base or attempt to dictated hole in the LOS; even if POA has been sealed. Needs
make steep angle breaks. Takes contact in stride and has been to be more willing to take what the defense is giving. Has
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A effective in spinning off or utilizing the free arm to re-collect patience in the backfield to allow pull blocks to develop in front
base. of face.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Can be late to identify blitz players coming Effort: Runs hard. Visible effort to attempt to play off of
from the second level and as a result will give up some contact. Has done well to maximize productivity in foil with
pressure. Has the ability to slide across the set and step up to physical skill set. Shows leg drive after contact but lower body
- SPEED Score: 88.0 assist on the edge. Shows good aggression and initial angles to power does not always produce results.
set up in a favorable position. Needs to use hands to strike.

FILM SCORE
Evaluation
Total
Michigan's De'Veon Smith parlayed a strong performance in the 2017 East/West Shrine Game into an appearance
in the 2017 Reese's Senior Bowl. NFL evaluators will have had a strong look at Smith, who is slapped together Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
like a NFL Running Back. His compact frame is impressive; yet the on the field product shows a disconnect Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
between his physical stature and physical ability. Smith lacks explosion and quick twitch muscle fibers; he's very Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
linear in his movements and does not show the desired power through the lower body to be an effective "grind it Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
out" style runner that he was known for at Michigan. Smith is a smooth player in shallow angles and should find Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
himself in a training camp come the summer, yet he's going to have to work on improving his reads at the mesh
point if he is going to find a long term home on a 53 man roster.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2 0 1 7 Wi d e R e c e i v e r R a n k i n g s
1 2 WR Corey Davis Western Michigan 8.48 21 159 WR Bucky Hodges Virginia Tech 7.00
2 22 WR Taywan Taylor Western Kentucky 7.93 22 161 WR Fred Ross Mississippi State 6.99
3 44 WR Mike Williams Clemson 7.74 23 168 WR Travin Dural Louisiana State 6.95
4 47 WR Josh Reynolds Texas A&M 7.71 24 173 WR Josh Malone Tennessee 6.94
5 48 WR Carlos Henderson Louisiana Tech 7.69 25 175 WR Jordan Westerkamp Nebraska 6.93
T6 66 WR Juju Smith-Schuster Southern California 7.51 26 178 WR Shelton Gibson West Virginia 6.90
T6 67 WR Malachi Dupre Louisiana State 7.51 27 183 WR Jehu Chesson Michigan 6.85
8 71 WR Amara Darboh Michigan 7.49 28 189 WR Speedy Noil Texas A&M 6.82
9 82 WR Isaiah Ford Virginia Tech 7.43 29 193 WR Mack Hollins North Carolina 6.79
Eastern
10 84 WR Cooper Kupp
Washington 7.41 30 200 WR Artavis Scott Clemson 6.76
11 93 WR Isaiah Jones East Carolina 7.36 31 201 WR Trent Taylor Louisiana Tech 6.75
12 97 WR John Ross Washington 7.33 32 220 WR Bug Howard North Carolina 6.66
13 100 WR Chris Godwin Pennsylvania State 7.32 33 227 WR Jalen Robinette Air Force 6.61
14 106 WR KD Cannon Baylor 7.27 34 242 WR Jamari Staples Louisville 6.54
15 113 WR Ryan Switzer North Carolina 7.23 T35 252 WR River Cracraft Washington State 6.47
16 122 WR Dede Westbrook Oklahoma 7.20 T35 253 WR Travis Rudolph Florida State 6.47
17 131 WR Stacy Coley Miami (FL) 7.13 37 262 WR Victor Bolden Oregon State 6.40
18 134 WR Chad Hansen California 7.12 38 265 WR Gabe Marks Washington State 6.36
19 142 WR Ar'Darius Stewart Alabama 7.10 39 267 WR Amba Etta-Tawo Syracuse 6.34
Damore'ea
20 155 WR
Stringfellow
Mississippi 7.04 40 273 WR Noah Brown Ohio State 6.29
Wide Receiver Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Route Running: Does the WR display the ability to run a versatile amount of patterns? Vertical Receiving Skill: How well does the receiver track the football in flight? Does
Does he create separation with breaks? Does he properly angle his stem to set up DBs? the receiver create throwing windows for his Quarterback to deliver the ball vertically? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Hands: How natural is the WR at receiving the ball? Does he display strong hands to COD Skills: How well does the WR bend at the knees/hips to sink center of gravity and
win catch point? Does he catch the ball away from his body? Capable of tough catches? create sudden cuts? Can he contort his body to make plays on the ball? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Contested Catch Ability: How effective is the receiver in finishing catches with Speed: Does the WR have live game speed to get vertical and sustain separation? Does
defenders at the catch point? Does the receiver effectively use his frame? he have the second gear to break long plays against NFL defenders? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

RAC Ability: What does the WR do with the ball in his hands? Can he generate missed Competitive Toughness: Can the WR be easily thrown off his route via contact or
tackles and create extra yardage? Does he have open field “wiggle” or power? through press coverage? Does he fight for additional yardage? Willing work the middle?
Football Intelligence: Does the WR have an overall high football IQ? Does he Block Ability: Can the WR supplement the running game? Can he appropriately block Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
properly display ability to sit down in zones, bow routes to create throwing windows? on the boundary and help spring big runs? Does he work for body/hand positioning?
Corey Davis, Wide Receiver #84

Date of Birth: 01/11/1995 Senior, Western Michigan University Broncos

Position Overall 331 receptions, 5272 receiving yards, 52 receiving TDs
- Receptions/Game: 6.62 - Yardage/Game: 105.6 1.04
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Ohio State, Middle Tennessee State
- Touchdowns/
- Career - Career - Winning - Receptions/Game: 8.00 - Yardage/Game: 126.7 0.67
2016 Top Competition: Toledo, Ohio, Wisconsin

(Y/N): Yx3 Played: 50 - Touchdowns/
Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan State (2015), OSU (2015), Northwestern (2016), Toledo (2016), Ball State (2016), Central Michigan (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 Route Running: Has a good deal of crispness on route Vertical Receiving: Has long speed to separate against
stems and shows strong footwork with consistently break defensive backs in man to man. Does well tracking the
- Measured Weight: 209 off correct plant foot to establish separation. Runs a full football to greet the ball with clean approach. Physical on
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A compliment of routes and has ability to beat press coverage. stem. Has good leaping ability to extend and reach for the
Will alter stems to manipulate DBs. football.
Hands: Guilty of some drops; will let ball get away after COD Skills: Is super smooth for size; moves well and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A initial stab with the hands. Hands are large and capable of effectively drives for cuts thanks to clean footwork. Sharp
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 some spectacular catches with minimal surface area on the cornering requires tilt; though frame is capable of
leather. When eyeing the ball throughout the catch will producing. Will utilize free hand with the football to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A effectively greet and stash away. suddenly stop and swing back against pursuit.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Large, stout frame; does well to Speed: Notable second gear, has explosiveness to turn up
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A position body between defender and the football before the field and pull away from defenders in the open field.
reaching back to receive the throw. Hands are strong to Carries quickness throughout stems and breaks with
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A squeeze and sustain control when impacted at same time the effectiveness; although does not always run routes at the
ball arrives. Is not phased by limbs flashing in front of face. same speed. Effective tailoring release vs. various coverage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is a big, strong body capable of running Competitive Toughness: Strong body of work from a
through contact and shrugging off arm tackles. Has durability standpoint; only missed two games in four
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A quickness, vision and burst to beat defenders one on one or seasons. Plays physical and will bully smaller defenders at
in the open field in a number of different ways. Dangerous, the catch point and after the catch. Roughs up potential run
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” versatile runner. defenders one on one on the boundary.
Football Intelligence: Plays with cerebral ability in terms Block Ability: Physical. Will roll back soft coverage
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of processing and diagnosing coverage. Knows when to sit corners by getting on top of them early and sustaining
down vs. zone. Can decelerate and adjust if defense vacates ground. Hands are active and sticky to sustain blocks. Will
- Short Shuttle: N/A for pressure reps and provide a target. Good vision to identi- run feet and is capable of physically overwhelming a lot of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A fy where pursuit is closing after the catch. defensive backs.

FILM SCORE
8.33 Wide Receiver

8.39 8.55 (Size only) 8.42 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Western Michigan's Corey Davis looks the part of an alpha receiver at the next level. Although Davis will carry
some concerns regarding the quality of competition faced; Davis has physically dominated and overmatched the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
competition throughout his career. The traits suggest Davis has the movement skills, route technique and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
footwork, strength and ball skills to be a number one receiver at the next level. Davis brings versatility in terms Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
of route success rates; he has won with vertical targets as well as short area throws or hard breaking patterns into Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the teeth of the defense. Davis does have some issues with drops; he's let a handful of passes slip through his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
fingers but by and large the pros are well worth the occasional drop. Davis should be regarded as a Day 1
prospect with the potential to immediately bring an impact to whichever offense he lands in.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta y w a n Ta y l o r, W i d e R e c e i v e r #2
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Western Kentucky University Hill Toppers

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Indiana, Louisiana State, South Florida
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Vanderbilt, Louisiana Tech

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisiana State (2015), Indiana (2015), South Florida (2015), Alabama (2016), Louisiana Tech (2016), Middle Tennessee State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Route Running: Illustrates excellent polish as a route Vertical Receiving: Has a second gear and can close
runner. Will beat shaded coverage at the LOS and flatten cushion rapidly off of the LOS. Especially lethal on double
- Measured Weight: 198 out route trajectories appropriately in anticipation for moves thanks to smooth transitions and sudden acceleration
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" providing windows for Quarterback. Shows good feel for to work into a leveraged position when pressing down the
route spacing and creating space for throws. field.
Hands: Guilty of some drops; will take eyes off of the COD Skills: Is a smooth mover; does well to string together
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 football early looking to work up the field. Otherwise does cuts and carries speed through routes well. Can be guilty of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 well to receive the point of the football and shows soft jumping out of stance against press coverage but has twitch
hands when impacting and bringing in the ball. Will extend in short areas to work across the face of defenders or break
- 10 Yard Split: N/A aggressively and pluck in traffic. potential tackle angles.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has a feel for utilizing frame and Speed: Has good long speed, particularly when defenders
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 wingspan to extend when working back to the LOS. Strong are aligned tight to the LOS. Capable of pulling away from
concentration to not allow limbs to impede vision of the defenders in the open field to break pursuit. Will separate if
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football; capable of comfortably receiving when harassed or hip to hip in route stems once tracking the ball in the air.
pinned to the sideline.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has a blend of versatile abilities as a means Competitive Toughness: Gets after defensive backs as a
of breaking tackles. Can win with speed, wiggle or run blocker. Will chat and let opponents know when he's got
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" through soft tackle attempts. Best trait is short area wiggle; them beat after a play. Plays scrappy and with good play
loose through the hips and active with head to sell false strength outside the numbers as a route runner, RAC player
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” trajectory. and blocker.
Football Intelligence: Crafty and effective route runner. Block Ability: Is not going to be overwhelming players but
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Showcases excellent body awareness working along the hands are violent and can play with extension as a means of
sideline. Knows how to use frame to establish extra staying sticky and sustaining blockers on the boundary. Can
- Short Shuttle: N/A separation on sharp breaks. knock around smaller corners and is effective in 1 on 1
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.21 7.87 6.21 8.21 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Western Kentucky's Taywan Taylor is a draft prospect that faces a smooth and confident transition to the next
level. Taylor is a savvy route runner who understands where he needs to go and how to manipulate both his routes Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and the defenders in order to produce open targets to throw the football. While Taylor does have some lapses with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
consistency in his hands; his issues can be connected to trying to make a play happen after the catch instead of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
safely finishing the reception. Taylor has good long speed and is sudden in short areas, he's a smooth mover Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
capable of carrying speed throughout his routes. Taylor's playstyle harkens memories of current Oakland Raider Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Wide Receiver Michael Crabtree: there is a pleasant blend of contested ability/concentration and polish in routes
to get separation and win one on ones when isolated on the boundary. A potential Day 1 starter.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Mike Williams, Wide Receiver #7

Date of Birth: 10/04/1994 Redshirt Junior, Clemson University Tigers

Position Overall 177 receptions, 2727 receiving yards, 21 receiving TD
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Neck Injury)
- Touchdowns/
- Career - Career - Winning - Receptions/Game: N/A - Yardage/Game: N/A N/A

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Wofford (2015), Auburn (2016), Louisville (2016), Florida State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6035 Route Running: Effective in efforts to beat press Vertical Receiving: Ball tracking skills and acceleration to
coverage with quickness or hand technique. Does well to greet the ball are excellent. Has the burst and length to win
- Measured Weight: 218 work back out of release and into favorable shade vs. tightly contested coverage or outrun angles on the back end.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" coverage to set up a clean break. Does well with timing Will force extra attention in deep portions of the field and
patterns to work head back around to the Quarterback. must be accounted for.
Hands: Poor habit of addressing and receiving the ball with COD Skills: Has a nice ability to snap off sharply when left
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 frame too consistently. Refuses to extend for the ball unless unburdened in the open field to break into open space. Is a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 ball is put above the chin at catch point. Will lose hold of smooth mover and capable of making cuts or breaks with
some throws that would be catchable if trust in hands were suddenness and steep angles.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A greater.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Wins 50/50 balls a good Speed: Has good initial acceleration to reach top speed and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A percentage of the time but room for improvement is present. possesses a second gear to turn on the jets and track down
Excellent box out ability and leaping ability. Needs to use vertical throws or pull away from defenders. Speed through
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A length as an advantage to squeeze the ball prior to letting cuts is effective. Has breakaway ability and big play ability
defender split hands. with straight line burst.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Lethal combination of size, strength, Competitive Toughness: Has shown amazing confidence
explosiveness and wiggle. Active with the free arm to fight in returning from a neck fracture in 2015. Fearless
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" off weak contact and sustain forward push. Has the speed to concentrating on the football on tipped pass and MOF
pull away from defenders in the open field. Not especially receptions. Has no regard for body when ball is in the air,
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” creative but has good wiggle to hit a move and break open. will sell out in effort to track in a catch.
Football Intelligence: Timing based throws are a treat to Block Ability: Would like to see some more consistent
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A watch executed. Has great spatial awareness and ability to enthusiasm, although physical skill set to be dominant is
get limbs down in bounds. Showed great improvement in present. Will drop the hips and anchor against bull rushes
- Short Shuttle: N/A utilizing body to shut out defenders after missing a season on screen throws. Has strength in hands and physically
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in 2015. dominating length to sustain blocks.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.72 6.19 6.61 8.21 2015 Fractured Vertebrae
(Missed whole season) (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson's Mike Williams is an excellent success story; having returned for a dominant Junior campaign after
missing all but one series of 2015 with a scary neck fracture. Williams plays the game with a reckless abandon Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and has tremendous concentration to track down throws both vertically and when having to adjust to poorly Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
located passes. Williams does need to get better at utilizing his length as a weapon; unless the ball is put on the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
eye level or above Williams has a poor habit of letting the ball into his chest. That aside, Williams runs clean, Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
polished routes and will attack defenses to each and every area of the field. Williams' skill set projects favorably Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
as a potential NFL alpha receiver and although his habits addressing the ball will likely allow for some frustrating
reps, Williams is a physically dominant specimen and should have a long, fruitful and high caliber career.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Josh Reynolds, Wide Receiver # 11

Date of Birth: 02/16/1995 (JUCO) Senior, Texas A&M University Aggies

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Auburn, Alabama, Louisiana State

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2015), LSU (2015), Louisville (2015), Alabama (2016), South Carolina (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6026 Route Running: Needs to continue to be more assertive on Vertical Receiving: Tracking the football over the
route stems to push through contact. Does very well in short shoulder is highly effective. Does well to sustain play speed
- Measured Weight: 194 areas to slip press. Will break of sharp breaks and establish while running underneath of the football. Shows a strong
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" separation. Runs high frequency of vertical routes and second gear to turn on the jets and separate from players in
slants. the trail position.
Hands: Has reliable hands. Has flashed some impressive COD Skills: Is fairly slippery at the LOS. Capable of sharp
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 skills to show sticky hands. Hand size looks to enable cuts and breaks on route stems courtesy of clean footwork.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 aggressive traps of the ball, even with one hand if needed. Is not especially sudden laterally as a ball carrier due to
Long fingers and does well to maximize surface area of ball overall anatomical length in the lower body.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A affected on receptions.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has flashed with "wow" catches Speed: Straight line speed is very good. Has a quick
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A with defenders draped all over frame. Has very strong accelerator working off of the LOS to get up to top speed
concentration to not allow hand flashing in front of face and step on toes of off coverage DBs quickly. Has ability to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A break focus on the football. Has high amount of length to pull away from defenders in the open field. Carries speed
extend and finish away from numbers. through shallow cut routes effectively.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Ability to create yardage is going to be Competitive Toughness: Needs to be more physical.
predicated on getting loose in the secondary. Does not show Scrappy as a blocker but can be prone to allowing timing of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" notably high level of wiggle or creativity. Does not run with release and break off route tree to be thrown with contact
a good amount of balance or power to sustain light shots to early in the route.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” body and continue forward progress unimpeded.
Football Intelligence: Runs a fairly diverse tree. Does have Block Ability: Long with strong hands. Is not going to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistency issue with route speed and urgency on some physically dominate or collapse the boundary CBs but
routes but appears to be coaching directed. Very effective overall movement skills and length will create headaches for
- Short Shuttle: N/A working over defensive backs on the boundary to obtain more compact CBs. Willing to work and get out in front of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A desired release and stem pathway. teammates to help spring plays.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.76 6.25 6.84 8.10 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Josh Reynolds, a one year JUCO transfer, has taken excellent strides in growing as a player in each of his three
seasons at College Station. Reynolds has a very attractive physical size/athleticism profile; he's long, lean and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
capable of being a big play receiver working vertically down the field and an explosive jump ball player in the red Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
area. Reynolds has length and leaping ability to win typically uncatchable throws; his catch radius is massive. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Where Reynolds needs to continue to dedicate improvement is staying on course in his routes; too frequently he Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
can be bumped when a defender is working in phase and lose his speed when trying to separate. Reynolds is a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
player with a fair amount of developmental upside and at his best can be an alpha receiver at the next level. At his
worst, Reynolds looks to be a smooth route runner with speed to win big plays vertically down the field.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Carlos Henderson, Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, Louisiana State University Bulldogs

147 receptions, 2878 receiving yards, 28 receiving TD, 32 carries, 259 rushing yards, 2 rushing TD, 3 return TD
Position Overall
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Kansas State, Arkansas State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Arkansas, Western Kentucky, Navy

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Kansas State (2015), Western Kentucky (2015), Rice (2015), Arkansas (2016), Western Kentucky (2016), Texas Tech (2016), Navy (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Route Running: Route stems are effective when pressing Vertical Receiving: Tremendous vertical receiver, does
vertically up the field; however breaks on steep angles well to separate. Tracking the football skill is top notch, will
- Measured Weight: 199 require further polish. Is too prone to rolling softly through bow vertical stems and will consistently adjust late to win at
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.18" breaks; needs to add urgency and cleaner footwork to snap catch point against defenders; leaving no time to react to the
away from man coverage. ball. Potential to impact immediately in this capacity.
Hands: Hands are reliable; although appears to fight the COD Skills: Twitched up athlete in short areas. Has yet to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 ball at times and fails to get hands on the nose of the apply consistently to route stems but overall ability to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 football. Drops are not an issue and has made some change directions and cut to break pursuit is tremendous.
impressive hands catches on targets delivered above the Will explode off of a drive step and dart through tight
- 10 Yard Split: N/A facemask. spaces with great effectiveness.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Physical strength is not a Speed: A big time burner with the ability to run past off
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 notable tool but high point ability is present thanks to ability coverage. Will separate immediately against a failed press
to jump through the roof. Will float and snatch ball off attempt. Will outrun pursuit and is an explosive weapon in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the top of CB's helmet on accurate fades. Has strong the open field as a vertical player, a screen player and on
concentration and squeeze on the ball to sustain control. kickoff return duties.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Slippery and creative at the catch point Competitive Toughness: Would like to see some greater
to shake would be tacklers. Ability to contort frame physicality when impacted early on in routes. Does well
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'11" immediately after the catch allows for false steps and after the catch to fight through soft contact. Strong balance
missed tackles. Explosive straight line speed and exciting to sustain base if knocked around as a runner. Has bounced
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” short area agility to create space. back from some tough shots.
Football Intelligence: Runs a wide range of routes but has Block Ability: Is mentally engaged but not highly
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A really only mastered the vertical level. Knowledge of timing effective as a blocker. Lacks the overall physical strength
and location of the football is top notch. Sideline awareness and punch in the hands to stun and establish control of
- Short Shuttle: N/A is strong and has good concentration to see the ball in with defenders early on in the rep. Could clean up stalk block
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A limbs flashing in front of face. angles to close down and have a cut off advantage.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.68 7.09 6.83 7.96 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana Tech's Carlos Henderson is an electric playmaker with the ability to develop into a big time receiving
threat in the NFL. Henderson has strong short area movement skills and explosive straight line speed; however Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
his ability to apply his natural movement skills into his route running is still a work in progress. As a result, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Henderson may well end up being a player that requires a number of years to fully develop and such a task is no Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
guarantee. However his ceiling is comparable to that of former Baylor WR Corey Coleman; the two play a similar Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
brand of football. Henderson is a plus vertical receiver and has the leap ability to win contested reps; plus strong Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
concentration to sustain control of the football when harassed. Henderson plays with a "my ball" mentality and
can bring a vertical element to a NFL passing offense as he continues to work on improving his overall skillset.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J u j u S m i t h - S c h u s t e r, W i d e R e c e i v e r #9
Date of Birth: 11/22/1996 Junior, University of Southern California Trojans

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Stanford, Notre Dame, Stanford
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Washington, Pennsylvania State

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Washington (2015), Stanford (2015), Alabama (2016), Arizona (2016), Washington (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6013 Route Running: Lacks ideal twitch to snap off sudden Vertical Receiving: Lacks the ideal level of acceleration off
routes and can allow face to be crossed on quick routes vs. of the LOS to pull away but utilizes strength and length to
- Measured Weight: 215 off coverage. Has a full compliment of routes and works hand fight with DBs and create a window to receive. Length
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.5" best on in breaks, middle crossers and 50/50 vertical targets. and size allow for a massive catch radius. Does well to tilt
Overwhelming strength vs. press coverage. and adjust torso to greet the football.
Hands: Is guilty of the occasional concentration drop. COD Skills: More of a subtle cutter than one able to zig
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 Hands are massive and will cover a huge amount of surface and zag through pursuit. Has great smoothness to adjust
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 area on the football. Plays with a "my ball" mentality and angles out of stem but lacks quickness that other, smaller
does well to extend and cleanly receive the ball away from receivers will bring to the table. Shows a nice jump cut in
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the body. the open field.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Power forward style of Speed: Long speed is good but not great; is not one to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 receiver who will physically wear out defensive backs one quickly close vs. off coverage and as a result needs to work
on one. Has a massive, thick frame with great length and a hands from a hip to hip to establish a window. Has enough
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A comfort to attack the ball. Has good leaping ability to greet juice to break plays in the secondary if able to break initial
at highest point. contact.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Overwhelming strength and power are Competitive Toughness: Pounds people in the secondary if
complimented well with strong open field vision and asked to block. Fights hard for additional yardage after
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" smooth transitions. Lacks the long speed to actively burn being contacted. Aggressive mentality to track and play the
defensive backs but will still produce fair share of explosive football. Fiery, animated competitor who believes every rep
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” plays due to craftiness and strength. is an open one.
Football Intelligence: Shows a great awareness of how Block Ability: Crafty with releases off of the LOS to get
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to utilize body to win and how to uncover for targets. quickly on top of DBs and gain leverage as a blocker. Will
Concentration on tipped passes is strong. Does well to know overwhelm boundary corners with strength and runs the feet
- Short Shuttle: N/A how to navigate the boundary and sustain eligibility as a actively to establish push and create a lane.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receiver.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.97 6.92 6.37 7.81 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Juju Smith-Schuster is a big bodied receiver who profiles as a potential alpha receiver if able to iron out some of
the wrinkles in his overall style of play. Smith-Schuster has good mobility and strong ball skills; but he does need Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to quicken up his breaks on fast breaking patterns, he can be too easily neutralized by twitchy off coverage DBs Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and allow them to beat him to a spot and the ball. Smith-Schuster is crafty in compensating for a lack of high end Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
straight line explosiveness, he will utilize hand fighting on his route stems and create separation with subtle push. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
After the catch, Smith-Schuster is a nightmare to bring down; he combines excellent open field vision with Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
strength and fluidity to slip past would be tacklers. Smith-Schuster does not project as favorably into a West
Coast style of attack but on vertical passing teams he can be a valuable piece and a big play target.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Malachi Dupre, Wide Receiver #15


Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Alabama, Louisville

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida (2015), Southern Mississippi (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Route Running: Shows a fair amount of twitch and Vertical Receiving: Has been a big play target; finding
wiggle on route stems to sell false breaks. Deliberate in great success vertically thanks in part to length and vertical
- Measured Weight: 196 release into the secondary to set up acceleration into breaks speed and also ball skills. Does very well to bow torso late
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" as needed. Shows good IQ and awareness of defensive to greet the football and not lead defenders into a route
leverage and when to snap off stem. contest. Clean hands receptions down the field.
Hands: Natural hands receiver and shows both a great catch COD Skills: Showcases comfort playing off hard cuts and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 radius and excellent strength in the hands to squeeze the ball shows an impressive ability to drive off of a hard plant step
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and protect from defenders. Will consistently receive the to break off routes. Tempers stride length appropriately to
nose of the football and has excellent hand/eye coordination provide subtle adjustments in angles and spacing when
- 10 Yard Split: 1.58 and concentration. working on shorter, quicker routes.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Shows good tracking skills, Speed: Has good straight line speed and the ability to press
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 great length to force defenders to play around the body and hard up the field to close cushion against off coverage;
the ability to elevate and greet the ball. Not easily bumped forcing DBs to commit early. Has the second gear needed to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A off of spot when addressing the football and has good hand push beyond defenders playing in the hip pocket and
strength to squeeze and prevent DBs from playing through. separate.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has a solid blend of skills with ball in hands. Competitive Toughness: Strength at the catch point and
Has been schemed screens to turn up into the sideline and after the reception is a huge plus. Is aware of impending
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'03" utilize agility, strength and acceleration to find open space. collisions and does well to brace for contact. Has fair effort
Strong effort to put shoulder down and run through contact in heavy run offense to stay involved and be active as a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” to maximize yards. blocker down the field.
Football Intelligence: Shows ability to win with timing Block Ability: Length is a huge plus; does well to sustain a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and does well to appropriately temper route releases to grasp on defensive backs once in striking distance. Motor
varying speeds depending on defensive leverage. Ball skills runs hot. Lacks overwhelming amounts of strength but
- Short Shuttle: N/A are a huge plus and is an easy mover. Much greater success has enough mobility to stay latched on and ride out once
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A rate than production will show. momentum of defender provides a chance.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.64 4.67 7.43 7.99 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Wide Receiver Malachi Dupre is a very likable prospect. Due to some underwhelming production
Dupre is a bit under the radar; yet he possesses a pleasant blend of skills that should make him a solid contributor Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
early in his NFL career and present him with a notable ceiling. Dupre has the size, length, speed and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
explosiveness to be a big play threat and that ability was consistently on display in Death Valley, in spite of some Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
disappointing Quarterback play. Dupre shows flashes of winning with timing; pairing his route stems with drops Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and shows good trust for when to look back and identify the ball. Because of his unique blend of length and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
speed; Dupre does very well in vertical and contested situations alike. As such, expect Dupre to be an early Day 2
target for a NFL franchise looking for play making ability on the boundary.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Amara Darboh, Wide Receiver #82

Date of Birth: 02/01/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Michigan Wolverines

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Utah (2015), Colorado (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Iowa (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6015 Route Running: Runs a NFL caliber route tree coming into Vertical Receiving: Has good long speed and will get on
the league. Is a dangerous weapon that can beat press top of off coverage in a hurry. Will surprise defensive backs
- Measured Weight: 215 coverage and establish separation with physicality. Does with ability to open up stride after getting out of stance and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" well to take release leverage conceded and still finish routes is capable of covering a lot of ground with rapid pace.
at the top of stems with appropriate positioning. Consistently establishes vertical separation.
Hands: Is a body catcher. Will let the ball eat him up on COD Skills: Deliberate feet and sharp steps in route breaks;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.45 targets when having to reach or extend outside of his does well to throttle down and collect before cutting away
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 numbers to receive the football. Ball will get into the chest from defenders. Short area movement skills show a nice hop
and as a result some targets are double caught before able to cut to force a missed tackle in one on one situations at the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A establish control. LOS.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is very difficult to uproot at the Speed: Has more speed than defensive backs consistently
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 catch point; has a well put together frame and has a ton of give credit for. Has some build up element but also does
natural strength. Concentration is a plus trait but have another gear in straight line situations to open up the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A inconsistencies with receiving ball away from ball are stride and gain ground. Breaks are fluid but not especially
problematic. sudden.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Strength, balance and vision all enable extra Competitive Toughness: Capable of throwing weight
yardage to be created. Does well on smoke throws to force a around, both on route stems, at the LOS or at the break
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" missed tackle one on one in space. Has a good second gear point. Effective to utilize hand and counter-leverage
to pull away from defenders if reception comes with green defensive backs to create separation. Strength after the catch
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” grass ahead. is a plus. Has tremendous blocking power.
Football Intelligence: Understands route leverage and is Block Ability: Aggressive blocking mentality. Takes a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A capable of tying defensive backs inside out to work into hard charge at defensive backs to quickly close down and
desired break. Has a good feel for working back to the LOS increase needed angles to play around frame. Hands and
- Short Shuttle: N/A on hook routes. Will press against off coverage or slow play strong and feet are active after contact to mirror and stay in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a vertical release. front.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.35 5.46 7.58 7.70 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan's Amara Darboh has the potential to be a valuable receiver at the NFL level. Darboh has the movement
skills, cerebral approach, functional strength and build to be a high volume pass catcher. The immediate issue Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
with Darboh is his hands are spotty at best and at his worst he struggles mightily to receive throws that are not put Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
on the numbers. Darboh's route running abilities will frequently create open targets and if not for the poor Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Quarterback play at Michigan Darboh would have been a much more productive player at the college level. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Darboh's ability to temper his route release as needed and use his second gear to accelerate out of breaks or past Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Cornerbacks is a huge plus and adds additional polish to his overall game. Darboh will always have to fight drops
and double catches; yet he has the ability to be an impact starter at the NFL level thanks to the rest of his skillset.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Isaiah Ford, Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: 02/09/1996 Junior, Virginia Tech Hokies

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Ohio State, Miami (FL), North Carolina
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Pittsburgh, Miami (FL), Clemson

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), North Carolina (2015), Tennessee (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Clemson (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Route Running: Loose route stems and is effective Vertical Receiving: Has good length and leaping ability to
playing around route disruption. Shows a likable level of high point targets. Active with hands to softly play off of
- Measured Weight: 194 chemistry on timing patterns. Has ability to separate and defenders and will extend for the ball. Good long speed and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" understands how to utilize length to establish space at the does well to win and stack defenders when pressing on
catch point. linear routes.
Hands: Guilty of some drops; will let eyes drop off of the COD Skills: Loose and fluid athlete. Does well with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 football and look up field too quickly. Impressive catch playing with tilt through the lower body; capable of playing
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 radius thanks to length and the ability to extend/squeeze the on hard, dynamic cuts thanks to flexion through the lower
football in traffic. When able to receive the nose of the ball half. Shows good lateral mobility as well to win at the LOS
- 10 Yard Split: N/A is very smooth in transitioning into a secure position. against press coverage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Explosive springs in legs to Speed: Very good acceleration skills off of the LOS.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 elevate and high point the football. Length is effective Capable of opening into a second gear against defenders
working around bodies and challenging the football. If playing hip to hip down the field. Will beat pursuit angles in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A stationary can get jarred by contact and lose control of the open field if able to flip up the field.
potential catches. Passive in stretches, inexplicably.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Shows good vision, looseness for fluid Competitive Toughness: Is more of a play around
change of direction skills and quality acceleration to create defenders rather than play through contact. Capable at the
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" yards in the open field or on quick patterns. Can be too top of routes to nudge and extend. Active against defenders
easily dragged down by a spare limb; adding some extra in the hip pocket to hand check and fight for leverage and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” strength to game would make a large difference. control.
Football Intelligence: Is a crafty player at the catch point Block Ability: Length and mobility allow for adequate
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but at times mistimes jumps and will attack low or tight to challenges on the boundary. Can get walked back by
body. Runs clean, deliberate routes to all areas of the field. stronger, more assertive defensive backs. Plays assertive off
- Short Shuttle: N/A Shows good timing on when to look back and identify the of the LOS and with the intent of establish leverage prior to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football. contact.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.08 6.97 5.26 7.85 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Virginia Tech Wide Receiver Isaiah Ford is a quality boundary prospect at the next level. Ford is smooth, fluid,
crafty at the catch point and has an explosive leaping ability to win contested catches with high point ability. Ford Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
flourished in a new offense system with a new Quarterback this past season; in which he illustrated excellent Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
timing and chemistry. Ford's main weaknesses are the needed added strength to allow him to maximize his Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
physical ability at the catch point and cleaning up some passive addresses of the football when reading the flight Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
trajectory. Stylistically he compares favorable to former Louisville Cardinal and current Miami Dolphin Devante Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Parker. Ford should be able to win immediately at the NFL level thanks to strong routes and football intelligence
reading/leveraging the secondary. A potential Day 1 starter at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Cooper Kupp, Wide Receiver #10

Date of Birth: 6/13/1993 Senior, Eastern Washington University Eagles

Game:
- Touchdowns/

- Receptions/Game: N/A - Yardage/Game: N/A N/A
Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Washington (2014), Oregon (2015), Washington State (2016), Youngstown State (2016), North Dakota State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6014 Route Running: A true technician at manipulating Vertical Receiving: Tracking skills when pressing the ball
defensive backs at the top of route stems or at the LOS. down the field are strong. Concentration to work through
- Measured Weight: 198 Understands step efficiency and how to work defenders into contact is present and effective. Lacking in the straight line
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" a favorable position to provide a clean break. Very sudden burst and acceleration to consistently separate from
though transitions. defenders on the boundary.
Hands: Will pluck the ball with authority when square to COD Skills: Movement skills are not especially dynamic or
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.62 the Quarterback. Does well to sustain hand/eye explosive but rather very methodical and deliberate.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 coordination on over the shoulder targets. If flashing the Foot quickness is present to collect and re-direct with
hands late will every so often miss the nose of the football, suddenness. Has better start/stop ability than lateral shift or
- 10 Yard Split: N/A resulting in a drop. redirect.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Concentration and ability to Speed: Speed should be considered neither a strength nor a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A greet the ball when square to the LOS allow for consistent weakness. Average long speed and burst to get away from
results, even with a defender situated in the hip pocket. Has bodies in the secondary. Initial push off of the line
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A good ability to extend/greet the football on higher or and final gear will not win any contested routes on the
misplaced targets. boundary.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Illustrates good open field vision to Competitive Toughness: Impressive athlete. Has worked
identify overcommitted pursuit and cut. Uses start/stop for every ounce of success; former walk on at the FCS level.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" ability to force overrunning. Uses the free arm actively to Is a volume receiver; thrives on targets and does well to
stave off lateral tackle attempts. Lacks in the long speed to fight for leverage on every rep. Difficult to box in once in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” consistently break off chunk gains. open space but can be stuffed up at the LOS with press.
Football Intelligence: Understanding of the finer points of Block Ability: Scrappy and effective with initial contact. Is
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the position are impressive. Understands timing and when not going to be an overwhelming blocker and does not have
to work head around to locate the football. Route running the leg drive or length to totally erase defensive backs with
- Short Shuttle: N/A acumen is one of the better individual traits of any receiver consistency.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in the class.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.69 9.00 4.90 7.56 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Eastern Washington's Cooper Kupp is an impressive story of perseverance and hard work to garner accolated.
Kupp walked on with EWU before setting records for receiving productivity over the course of his four years as a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
starter with the program. Kupp has maximized his physical skillset by becoming a highly cerebral player with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
great technique and refinement. The issue with Kupp's transition is what becomes his ceiling? Kupp likely wins Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
best from the slot; he lacks the burst or strength one looks for in a boundary receiver. Kupp's route running skills Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
will regularly win him reps on the inside and he can become a slot starter at the NFL level. Kupp will not find as Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
much success in the NFL after the catch but should still win consistently and be a reliable target working the
numbers and the middle of the field for a Quarterback.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Isaiah "Zay" Jones, Wide Receiver #7

Date of Birth: 03/30/1995 Senior, East Carolina University Pirates

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida, Navy, Temple
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, South Florida, Navy

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida (2015), Temple (2015), South Carolina (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Navy (2016), Tulsa (2016)
- Measured Height: 6017 Route Running: Has a poor habit of bubbling routes and Vertical Receiving: Needs to adjust routes to deep throws
conceding space at the top of route. Needs to play more with better intention to establish a throwing window for
- Measured Weight: 202 assertive to create space in man to man situations. Footwork Quarterback to target. Has enough get up to press and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" is crisp and clean on breaks to change directions cleanly and establish some separation when working against average
on sharp angles. athletes on the boundary.
Hands: Would like to see a greater consistency in COD Skills: Has strong balance and ability to start/stop
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.45 extending to greet the football. Has had a number of with suddenness. In the open field is capable of breaking
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 tremendous concentration grabs. Has very strong ball skills pursuit with a hard stop. Top of routes are broken off with
and flashes hands late to receive throws; preventing CBs intent and a sharp snap of the head in order to transition
- 10 Yard Split: N/A from timing up breaking of receiver's triangle. momentum.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not play with a large Speed: Has a notable second gear and is capable of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 physical presence when hassled at the catch point. Will separating vertically when pressing against many college
allow bodies to jolt frame and dislodge the football. Catch corners. Would not be classified as a true vertical threat but
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A radius and ability to extend is a likeable trait even if not has enough juice to hold defensive backs honest when
consistent with results under duress. pressing on release.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Worked with a high frequency in the shorter Competitive Toughness: Physically is not particularly
areas of the field and asked to create yardage. Needs to be strong but does play with an engaged mind and scrappy
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'01" more willing to take open space in front of face and stop attitude. Has enough desire as a player to run through weak
trying to break big gains by running east/west. Does have tackle attempts or get under the pads of defensive backs if
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” very strong balance to collect body after catch. not taken seriously.
Football Intelligence: At best finding soft spots in zones to Block Ability: Is not an especially effective blocker but
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A curl and sit down in. Will consistently locate the football does have a strong effort level and is capable of walling off
early in breaks. Does well to work back to the LOS on defensive backs on the boundary. Hands are active and work
- Short Shuttle: N/A extended plays. Spatial awareness and ability to play the to sustain a firm grasp on the inside of the numbers when
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A sideline are both notable plus traits. tasked with locking up DBs.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.11 7.70 7.80 7.09 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
East Carolina Wide Receiver Zay Jones has turned an uber productive career with the Pirates into a strong
offseason circuit; generating some buzz around his name as a potential first round target. While that value is a bit Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
rich, Jones brings a likable combination of athletic ability, size and toughness after the catch as a potential Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
boundary receiver. Jones needs to work on adding more polish to his route running skills; he's too prone to taking Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
soft angles at the top of his route stems and will need to be more vigilant to separate at the NFL level with Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
consistency. Jones is at his best finding weaknesses in zone coverage and being able to sit down and provide a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
target for his Quarterback; he's very apt to making the easy plays when available. Jones should be a Day 2 target
and has the potential to develop into a starting boundary receiver in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
John Ross III, Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, University of Washington Huskies

Position Overall 114 receptions, 1729 receiving yards, 22 receiving TD (28 total TD)
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Torn ACL)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Colorado, Alabama

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Idaho (2016), Southern California (2016), Oregon (2016), Colorado (2016), Washington State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 5103 Route Running: Utilized primarily in the deep and short Vertical Receiving: Is effective in redirecting trajectory
sections of the field. Elite levels of short area quickness, and tracking the football in the air. Is comfortable on
- Measured Weight: 188 acceleration and COD whip Cornerbacks who concede too vertical routes to take eyes off of the football and check
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" much space on route stems. Clean footwork and efficient position on field before relocating later in route. Has top not
breaks. Must increase urgency beating press at the line. speed to close cushion and get overtop of defenders.
Hands: Addresses the ball as a body catcher when square to COD Skills: Human joystick. Very difficult to box in and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.22 the throw. Likes to trip the ball and does not always appear moves are strung together very well. Moves at a speed of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 natural in ability to extend and receive away from body. his own on the field; can stop on a dime and re-direct to
Will flash with some impressive catches but consistency in establish separation and pull away from man coverage. Cut
- 10 Yard Split: N/A double catching can pop as well. ability in the open field can make defenders look silly.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not work back and fight for Speed: Blue chip, elite quality. Has blazing speed and can
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A the ball; allows defensive backs to work across face and torch off coverage and deep zone coverage as well. Game
impede the catch point. Concentration is strong when changing speed; acceleration is very rapid as well, capable
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A harassed but lacks the strength to fight through contact and of going from 0-100 in very few strides.
will can be knocked off of spot.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Creative runner with excellent vision. Is Competitive Toughness: Has a hard time fighting off con-
capable of making big plays from scratch if fed the ball tact in route stem if unable to force false steps at the LOS.
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'01" quickly in the open field and allowed to force a missed Would like to see more of an interest in getting involved as
tackle and break pursuit. Speed and agility are difficult to an assist player when the ball has been distributed beyond
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” measure up. the LOS.
Football Intelligence: For a raw WR prospect; has a great Block Ability: Is not going to offer much appeal as a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A feel for finding open space. Needs to work on the little blocker. Does not have the size, length or strength to
things at the catch point to minimize impact of size and positively impact or re-route Cornerbacks on the boundary
- Short Shuttle: N/A hands. Tracks the ball well and takes good angles when ball and help to form running lanes.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is in flight.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.65 6.30 6.82 7.63 Missed 2015 with a torn
ACL (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Washington's John Ross III is fresh to the offensive side of the football; as recently as 2014 Ross spent time as a
starting CB for the Huskies. After missing 2015 with an ACL team, Ross returned and broke out as one of the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
biggest playmaking Wide Receivers in College Football during 2016. Ross has excellent deep skills, he has speed Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to burn and adjusts to vertical throws very well after picking up the flight pattern of the football. Ross has elite Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
levels of short area quickness and foot speed; allowing him to snap off of his route tree with suddenness and cross Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
face on zone defenders or separate against man defense. Ross does have limitations, however; his size is a barrier Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to being a full time boundary receiver and Ross is knocked around too frequently on his stem if he's targeted early
at the LOS. Ross is a great final piece for a receiving group, but should not be considered an alpha candidate.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Chris Godwin, Wide Receiver #12

Date of Birth: 02/27/1996 Junior, Pennsylvania State University Nittany Lions

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Ohio State, Michigan State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Wisconsin, Southern California

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Temple (2016), Ohio State (2016), Indiana (2016), Michigan (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Route Running: Route breaks on hard angles lack the Vertical Receiving: Has mastered the art of working back
crispness to break off of a defender playing tightly on the to the football from a leveraged position. Does well to leap
- Measured Weight: 209 hip. Shows good speed and deliberate steps on in breaking and pluck the ball. Was not granted frequent
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" dig patterns. Shows an ability to stack press man or off opportunities to run underneath the football but shows
coverage when working vertically. strength and awareness to extend prior to catch to separate.
Hands: Hands are somewhat inconsistent. Would love to COD Skills: Is not a steep angled cut player. Will shift or
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 see a greater finish on contested catches and jump ball slide laterally with smoothness and an ability to carry speed
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 opportunities. When square to the ball does well to extend throughout. Is robbed of functional strength and fluidity
and greet; not letting defenders work into a pass break up when having to gear all the way back down before working
- 10 Yard Split: 1.54 situation. into a break.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Leaping ability is tremendous Speed: Straight line speed requires some space; more of a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 shows a good knack for elevating at the proper time to build up runner but top gear is notable. Does well in the
contest throws that are put into a contested situation. Big, open field to stay competitive against all comers and push
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strong body capable of absorbing contact and sustaining the ball down the field after the catch.
focus on the catch.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Strength and usage of the free arm assist in Competitive Toughness: Physical player that does well to
staying upright and fighting through contact at the catch use strength or hand tech to play through press coverage.
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'06' point. Has good long speed and a decent amount of wiggle Still learning to play consistent and press to separate on
in attempts to force false steps and shake off defenders in route stems. Is a smash mouth style blocker that can
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” the open. devastate on crack backs.
Football Intelligence: Needs to continue to work on polish Block Ability: Strength is evident and brings an
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and setting up defensive backs to create throwing windows. enthusiasm to blocking. Closes hard on crack back blocks to
Shows ability to win with timing and chemistry on back body and collapse LBs. Does well with stalk blocks to slow
- Short Shuttle: N/A shoulder throws and fades in the red area. Takes good play and work into a tight vicinity before attacking with
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A angles as an assist blocker. hands to seal.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.14 6.47 7.50 7.42 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Pennsylvania State's Chris Godwin is an impressive specimen at the Wide Receiver position. Playing with PSU
has helped notably to develop vertical elements of game. Is a strong contested catch receiver and does well to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
utilize his size and strength to stack defenders when working vertically down the field. Godwin's upside is that of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
a WR1 at the NFL level; however he still requires a notable level of polish to the rest of his route tree and for Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
consistently establishing separation on firmer breaking routes. It does not appear as though Godwin's current Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
restrictions are based on movement skills; rather he is inefficient on breaks that snap hard off of trajectory and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
needs to add urgency and suddenness, as well as extension, to win with consistency. Godwin projects favorably as
a potential Day 2 target if teams are willing to bet on his physical upside vs. his current on the field product.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
KD Cannon, Wide Receiver #9

Date of Birth: 11/05/1995 Junior, Baylor University Bears

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Texas Christian, North Carolina
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2014), Texas Tech (2015), Oklahoma (2016), Rice (2016), Boise State (2016), Oklahoma State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Route Running: Explosive burst and twitch getting up the Vertical Receiving: Explosive player. Ball tracking skills
field. Will run straight past off coverage. Big time are a huge plus and has straight line speed to win vs. nearly
- Measured Weight: 182 vertical threat with great stop/start ability to decelerate and any defensive back if given a free run. Consistently will win
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" peel back to the LOS for large separation. Needs more reps contested deep throws or draw DPI by defensive backs once
against tight coverage at the LOS. space is conceded.
Hands: Has spotty issues cleanly gripping the nose of the COD Skills: Dynamic movement skills are rare and a true
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 ball on targets. Has had a number of concentration drops blue chip trait. Suddenness and lateral agility in the open
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and has notable numbers of double catches. Will extend and field allow for steep angled breaks and carrying speed
snatch at the ball when put away from the frame. through turns. Footwork at top of route stems can be
- 10 Yard Split: N/A improved to translate physical skills to functional play.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Can misread the football when Speed: Explosive big play potential and is a long RAC rep
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 tracking through limbs. Has good physical approach to waiting to happen. Has speed to burn and will be an
attack the football vertically but could stand to be more immediate deep option in the NFL. Has a notable second
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistent working back into the LOS on come back gear and initial release off of the LOS and explosive to close
patterns. Active with hands to gain space. cushion and force a commit.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Great blend of twitch, fluidity, explosiveness, Competitive Toughness: Plays bigger than size would
vision and strength. Well slapped together athlete and has suggest. Has good play strength and has an aggression in all
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" ability to run through arm tackles, create false steps with a facets; from route stems to blocking to attacking the football
hard cut after the catch or utilize speed to pull away in the with a defender playing in phase.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” secondary.
Football Intelligence: Transition to the NFL from Block Ability: Surprisingly effective blocking skills.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Baylor offense will be root cause of many growing pains. Capable of latching on to defensive backs and pressing with
Not accustomed to working against NFL spacing in strength and foot quickness to seal. Shows good effort when
- Short Shuttle: N/A secondary; has seen ample space on vertical routes. Sideline runs spring into the secondary to stay involved and help ball
awareness is adequate but not exceptional. carrier to the boundary.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.76 6.47 6.11 7.52 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Baylor Wide Receiver KD Cannon is the latest explosive athlete to come through the Baylor program and project
favorably to the NFL. Cannon is a great natural athlete and shows good functional application to the football Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
field; although there is still ample polish to be added due to the coaching and offensive structure he's come Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
through in Waco. Cannon should be an immediate threat as a vertical receiver; but he's also a risk to let targets Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
slip through his fingers. There are too many occasions of double catches and drops to ignore but the explosive Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
play potential that is brought to the table makes his upside difficult to ignore. Cannon plays with good physicality Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
and is a capable blocker in addition to some admirable reps fighting through contact both on route stems and after
the catch. A franchise looking to add explosive plays with high upside should target Cannon in the middle rounds.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
R y a n S w i t z e r, W i d e R e c e i v e r #3

Position Overall 243 receptions, 2903 receiving yards, 19 receiving TD (26 total TD)
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Pittsburgh, Clemson, Baylor
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Pittsburgh, Florida State, Stanford

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Duke (2015), Clemson (2015), Baylor (2015), Pittsburgh (2016), Florida State (2016), North Carolina State (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 5084 Route Running: Masterful route runner. Is very effective Vertical Receiving: Is not a viable deep threat on the
with false stems and knows how to temper pace off of line boundary due to only moderate levels of strength and less
- Measured Weight: 179 and release to work into open space. Has very sudden than ideal long speed. Does well in the middle of the field to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" breaks and change of direction skills. Sits down in zones get into the deep third and gash defenses. Will be blanketed
well and does well to break off and provide a target. by lengthy CBs playing from in phase.
Hands: Has excellent hands. Sure handed player with COD Skills: Light footed, jitterbug style player with great
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 ability to play and address the ball effectively away from quickness and rapid cuts. Capable of ducking in and out of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 the numbers. Has been a vital piece of offensive success and traffic with foot quickness and looseness throughout the
rarely comes away with drops. Will lay out and squeeze the lower half. Has blue chip quickness breaking off of route
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball in clutch situations. stems on any angle.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Tough, scrappy player with great Speed: Has rapid acceleration to get up to top speed out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 concentration to see the ball into frame. Does very well to release but does not have a great second gear in order to pull
work back to the football and protect receptions. Lacks the away from pursuit angles in space. Play speed and route
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strength or the length to protect the ball with a defender breaks are much quicker than open field opportunities; will
working overtop of the frame. win regularly with tempered release.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Great creativity in the open field. Will feign Competitive Toughness: Tough as nails style player;
steps and break angles. Does very well as a return player as works effectively in the middle of the field in spite of a lack
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" well (7 return Touchdowns). Short area quickness is utilized of size. Plays all out and reckless in an effort to uncover or
well and paired with strong vision in space to create beat pressure reps. Plays fearless and can be effective
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” yardage. cutting down defenders on the second level as a blocker.
Football Intelligence: Makes a ton of heads up, Block Ability: Physically limited from a strength
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A intelligent plays. Does well to identify pressure. Alters perspective and is going to have a difficult time uprooting
stems to manipulate coverage and release cleanly into the opposition. Does find success cutting down below the legs
- Short Shuttle: N/A secondary. Is a smart and effective return player; knows or crack blocking down to form a crease.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when to call for fair catches and when to play the ball.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.57 6.64 4.32 7.78 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina's Ryan Switzer brings a physical skill set similar to that of Jarvis Landry of the Miami Dolphins.
Switzer is not as strong after the catch but both are gifted route runners with strong hands, a fearless style of play Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
in the middle of the field and a crafty ability to consistently provide a clean target for his Quarterback. Switzer is Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
a nifty player in the open field with good vision/creativity to make defenders miss. As a route runner, Switzer is Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
an absolute treat; he has some of the best short area quickness and steepness to rout breaks in the entire class. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Switzer will tear up interior defenders with his short area quickness and unless he's consistently harassed early on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
in routes is going to be a threat to move the sticks and keep the offense on schedule. A player with a knack for
making clutch receptions, Switzer would be a great piece to put a receiving group over the top.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e d e We s t b r o o k , W i d e R e c e i v e r # 11
Date of Birth: 11/21/1993 (JUCO) Senior, Oklahoma University Sooners

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Baylor, Clemson
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Houston (2016), Ohio State (2016), Texas (2016), Kansas State (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 5117 Route Running: Will have hands full facing press Vertical Receiving: Dynamic vertical receiver; although
coverage at the next level. Gets bottled up too easily with some production is benefit of high stress offense that forces
- Measured Weight: 178 defender in face. Has excellent wiggle and false stem sell defense to stretch and spread thin. Ability to separate
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" ability when working in space or with a cushion at release. vertically is very strong. Does well to sell a false break and
Acceleration to force DBs to respect speed is strong. produce false steps.
Hands: Will let the ball get into frame at times when square COD Skills: "Quicker than a hiccup". Electric short area
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.38 to the delivery point. Sees the ball in well and has a fair agility and feet that are lightning fast to accelerate off of the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 amount of grip strength to squeeze the ball. Cut down on LOS or carry a high rate of speed through cuts. Is
drop rate in final season (5% to 4%). comfortable planting break foot firm and driving hard to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A produce sudden and steep cuts.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is lacking in wingspan and frame Speed: Acceleration is electric. True track speed athlete
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A to box out defenders. Does possess leaping ability to elevate capable of blowing the top off of the defense and making
and greet the ball in jump ball situations but overall is not a lazy Safeties pay. Can get back up to top gear after the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A traffic receiver. At risk of huge hits if receiving in the reception and is a threat to break quick throws for a huge
middle of the field. chunk gain.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Creative ball carrier. Has been manufactured Competitive Toughness: Shows an admirable effort to stay
touches at Oklahoma to enhance volume; does well to break engaged in plays; presses off of the LOS with
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" angles. Will not run through contact but rather will consistent urgency. Does well to work into favorable
consistently make the first man miss if isolated one on one blocking positions. Functional strength is going to be an
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” in space. issue and prevent consistent wins on the boundary.
Football Intelligence: Is heady with coverage to Block Ability: Effort is strong. Does well to execute on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A manipulate and produce a larger throwing window. Will route stems to get on top of defensive backs from off ball
need to get acclimated to working inside; was featured but lacks the hand strength and overall power to be able to
- Short Shuttle: N/A frequently on the boundary against off coverage due to seal off defensive backs.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A offensive structure.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.16 6.47 6.05 7.56 Multiple domestic violence
charges on record (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma Wide Receiver Dede Westbrook had an excellent final campaign with the Sooners. Westbrook's big
play ability was made evident due to the departure of Giants WR Sterling Shepard the year before. In 2016, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Westbrook proved to be a legitimate vertical threat and has the play making ability to take short throws and break Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
off chunk gains. Westbrook's limitations are going to be defined by his physical stature. Westbrook is too lean Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and lacks length to be asked to play along the boundary to beat press coverage. As a result; he's looking at being Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
boxed into the slot going forward: a role in which he should do quite well. Westbrook is going to have some Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
questions throughout the draft circuit; as he has some off the field red flags and reneged on an invitation to the
2017 Senior Bowl. That decision left some wondering if he was avoiding some questions regarding the incident.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S t a c y C o l e y, W i d e R e c e i v e r #3
Date of Birth: 05/13/1995 Senior, University of Miami (FL) Hurricanes

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2015), Virginia (2015), Florida State (2016), Appalachian State (2016), Georgia Tech (2016), North Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Route Running: Struggles when faced with physical Vertical Receiving: Is a high end vertical receiver. Does
defenders at the LOS. Does not run through contact well. very well to bow route stems to greet the ball cleanly.
- Measured Weight: 195 Needs to do better running all route releases at the same Separation skills are strong and is difficult to contain
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" pace. At best on vertical patterns; does well to step on the without conceding excessive amounts of space over the top.
toes of defenders and press/separate vertically. Explosive playmaking down the field.
Hands: Does have difficulty squeezing balls away from COD Skills: Loose, fluid hips and sudden feet allow for
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 frame when contested at the catch point. Reaching away sudden cuts in the open field. Slippery and difficult to box
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 from frame to greet ball is met with strong results. Does in successfully. Shallow cuts are very crisp at the top of
well to alter angle in regard to trajectory of throws as they route stems and carries speed through such breaks with high
- 10 Yard Split: N/A get into body. ability.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not have the frame to box Speed: Potential game breaking skill player both as a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 out defenders trying to work through the body. Too often is receiver, screen player and return specialist. Explosive
jarred by contact and allows impact to influence hands vertical speed is paired with sudden acceleration. Has ability
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A greeting the ball. Does receive away from frame and can to take the top off of defenses and forces teams to
outjump some defensive backs to pluck away the football. acknowledge vertical threat.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is not especially physical after the catch, has Competitive Toughness: Physically does not play with
a hard time running through contact or churning out yards. notable amounts of strength. Ability to stay on the field
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Is loose in the hips and feet; capable of breaking an open consistency with durability is a concern. Fails to beat press
field angle with a sudden stop cut. Breakaway speed is pre- reps when hands are fixed on frame with efficiency. Does
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” sent to pull away down the sideline. work for yardage after the catch, not afraid of contact.
Football Intelligence: Has illustrated a number of strong Block Ability: Can be caught flat footed against
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reps tracking the football and showing sideline awareness to aggressive click and close defensive backs in the secondary.
keep body in a position to finish receptions. Appears as Shows admirable fight with hands when able to engage with
- Short Shuttle: N/A though role has been cut down in 2016 to fewer routes but defenders in an effort to run into the boundary.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shows ability to alter stems vs. defensive leverage.

FILM SCORE
Durability Concerns
Wide Receiver
6.62 5.68 6.28 7.49
Oct. 2016 - Knee INJ
Spring 2016 - Hamstring INJ
2015 - Hip/Hamstring INJ
2014 - Shoulder INJ
(+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
WR Stacy Coley has the potential to be a home run hitting receiver for a NFL team going forward. Coley's
strengths do not mesh well with those of Quarterback Brad Kaaya; he is frequently open more often than he's Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
targeted and a number of deep throws have forced contested adjustments. With that said, Coley has his own set of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
limitations that should not be ignored. Primarily, Coley is a physically soft receiver who does not handle contact Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
on his route stems or at the catch point particularly well. Coley also has some durability concerns, as he has Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
experienced significant injuries in each of the last three seasons. Coley needs to prove that his health will not be a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
barrier to long term playing ability with strong medical reviews. A deep drop/vertical passing offense would be an
ideal fit for Coley and pair him with an offense suited to maximize his potential game breaking vertical abilities.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Chad Hansen, Wide Receiver #6

Date of Birth: 01/18/1995 Redshirt Junior, University of California Golden Bears

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oregon, Southern California, Stanford
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Washington, Washington State, Stanford

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas (2016), Washington State (2016), Washington (2016), Stanford (2016), San Diego State (2016), Arizona State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Route Running: Route tree at Cal was limited to a high Vertical Receiving: Acceleration is present to separate
frequency of vertical patterns, screens and slants. Does against defenders playing from in phase. Shows heady
- Measured Weight: 202 show some effective short area quickness. Capable of ability to extend while tracking the ball. Bows torso late
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" working through press with desirable size and strength at in route to greet the football and maximize a throwing
the LOS. window.
Hands: If flashing hands late will allow some throws to slip COD Skills: Smooth athlete with a fair amount of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 through fingers. Has strong hands at the catch point and is wiggle. Capable of planting and cutting with a good amount
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 capable of extending to maximum of catch radius to haul in of lateral mobility to cover a ground and vacate after the
errant targets. Shows ability to squeeze the ball away from catch. Has sharp COD skills at the top of route stems and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A body. has impressive cleanliness to not round off breaks.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Vertical explosiveness to Speed: Has a surprising level of separation ability
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 elevate and haul in throws off the top of defender's helmet. working down the field on pure go routes. Acceleration after
Not especially physical to box out but is crafty with ability the catch is capable of breaking angles in the secondary;
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to extend a hand and establish space. will be capable of chunk gains at the NFL level as well.
Route speed through breaks is strong thanks to smoothness.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has some wiggle. Utilized frequently as a Competitive Toughness: Is effective playing through press
screen defender; is experienced and capable of reading coverage. Consistent in route release at the LOS to force a
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" defensive flow and understanding when to turn on the jets. commit from defensive backs. Has a scrappy attitude as a
Has vision to make a hard cut out of peripheral vision to blocker. Runs hard after the catch and is quick to flip the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” break a one on one tackle. eyes up the field to look for extra yards.
Football Intelligence: Transition to the NFL is going to be Block Ability: Has a boundary profile from a size
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A predicated on ability to implement a wider variety of routes perspective but leaves something to be desired once hands
to repertoire. Natural receiving skills are evident when establish a fit on defenders. Needs to be more physical to
- Short Shuttle: N/A watching him track the football. Plays without lag; work hips across the face of the defender and seal off
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A confident in tasks. alley.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.23 5.91 6.49 7.49 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
California Wide Receiver Chad Hansen, an Idaho State transfer, has transformed into an impressive prospect with
the athleticism/size profile of a boundary starter at the next level. Hansen has the ability to win with speed and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
explosiveness; particularly on high point opportunities when his leaping skills are able to shine. Hansen has Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
strong ball skills and the ability to adjust his body late down the field to receive throws cleanly and not allow Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
defenders to work into a favorable position to challenge the football. Hansen's transition to the NFL level is going Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to require him to add more versatility to his route tree; he's currently been boxed in thanks to the Sonny Dykes Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
offensive system. The good news for Hansen is his athletic ability and natural quickness should allow him to
develop his route skills further and be a long term starter at the NFL level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ar'Darius Stewart, Wide Receiver #13

Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Mississippi, Michigan State, Clemson
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Clemson

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan State (2015), Southern California (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Auburn (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Route Running: Is guilty of rounding off some routes and Vertical Receiving: Speed and twitch are excellent and
can allow defenders to challenge across face. Explosiveness defensive backs must respect vertical threat. Has the pure
- Measured Weight: 204 at the LOS allows for sudden close of cushion and create speed to burn past off coverage and shows strong ball
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" space for patterns working back to the QB. Has been tracking skills over the shoulder to track down the ball in
utilized infrequently to MOF. stride.
Hands: Guilty of some drops; particularly in traffic. Does COD Skills: Will dart in and out of tackle alleys with good
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 well to extend for the football and has little effort in effectiveness. Will break pursuit angles and is capable of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 receiving throws away from body. Drops appear to be a creating a good deal of yardage as an individual ball
product of attempting to shift eyes up the field of play too carrier. Will need to continue to translate short area agility
- 10 Yard Split: N/A quickly. into route stems and creating sharp cuts with consistency.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lacks the size, length and frame Speed: Devastating open field speed. Will win some
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A to be capable at boxing out defenders. Showcases excellent vertical routes on pure ability to burn. Has explosive burst
leaping ability in an effort to high point footballs and play to press to the boundary as a short runner and will outrun
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A vertically at the catch point. Can get distracted by bodies angles in pursuit. Capable of being a big play receiver and
flashing around the ball. will take top off of defense.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Creative, twitchy runner. Has been schemed Competitive Toughness: Impressive physicality from an
a lot of touches in the shorter areas of the field and has unassuming physical profile. Chippy as a blocker and
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" found great success in breaking tackle attempts with agility, regularly will be a key piece of boundary blocking.
quickness, speed and balance. Surprising ability to run Strength/balance after being contacted in the open field will
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” through contact in the open field. yield positive gains.
Football Intelligence: Will likely require some Block Ability: Plays well above weight class with ability to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A refinement due to schemed touches and a simple route tree. cut down defensive backs. Takes good stem angles to set up
Ability to read defensive flow as a runner (both in the blocks and stay in trajectory of sealing a running lane. Will
- Short Shuttle: N/A backfield and after the catch) make for a dangerous crack back on box defenders with efficiency and deliver
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A playmaker. Will work head around as a blitz beater. large blows.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.70 4.95 6.16 7.56 2016 knee sprain;
missed 3 games. (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama's Ar'Darius Stewart blossomed in his final season with the Crimson Tide; becoming one of the featured
playmakers in an offense that lacked refinement in the passing game. Stewart will likely require solid coaching to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
reach his full potential; as his route breaks and stems are not consistent at this point and time. Where Stewart Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
should find immediate success is as a return player and a vertical receiver to take the top off of the defense. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Stewart's deep tracking ability is excellent and commands the attention of deep safeties in any defensive scheme. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Stewart is a twitched up athlete with excellent functional athleticism; he utilizes his movement skills to create a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
ton of additional yardage on any specific touch. A great runner with strong field vision and short area agility;
Stewart will have a role on a NFL roster in the short term and projects favorably as a potential WR with time.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a m o r e ' e a S t r i n g f e l l o w, W i d e R e c e i v e r # 7
Date of Birth: 10/18/1994 Redshirt Junior, University of Mississippi Rebels

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Louisiana State, Oklahoma State
- Touchdowns/

Game:

Listed Measures Games watched: Alabama (2015), Florida State (2016), Auburn (2016), Memphis (2016), Mississippi State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Route Running: Delightful ability to pivot and hinge with Vertical Receiving: Long speed is a plus; capable of
quickness at the top of route stems. Runs a fairly stacking defenders if challenged at the LOS. Acceleration to
- Measured Weight: 219 versatile tree; will attack with vertical, in breaking and close down vs. off coverage and long strides to eat space
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A come back patterns with effectiveness. Shows good hand and cover high amounts of yardage when pressing for
work on stems to extend and separate. vertical throws. Capable high point ability.
Hands: Guilty at times of getting passive addressing the COD Skills: Deceleration and quick pivot skills are
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A ball in traffic. Does well when extended and playing ball very strong; combined with deep potential creates a very
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 away from the frame to squeeze and greet the ball at high attractive ability to hinge back into stop patterns. Long
point in trajectory. Fully capable of finishing spectacular strides do not fully inhibit short area movement skills, is
- 10 Yard Split: N/A catches and flashing a high catch radius. twitchy and has nice redirection on route stems.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Length and leaping ability allow Speed: Has notable vertical speed and the ability to step on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A for dynamic catches on back shoulder throws and on the toes of defenders in off coverage. Acceleration when
vertical targets. Tremendous ability to play around bodies given clean release is strong and has the ability to gear back
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and alter frame to find the football. Strong hands. Good up in the open field for RAC.
effort to use body to shield the ball.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: A nice combination of size, strength, Competitive Toughness: Needs to push all route stems
acceleration and long speed. Lateral quickness to cut out of with the same sense of urgency; guilty at times of rolling
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the trajectory of defenders is adequate but not an especially out of stance on some route pattern concepts. Has a great
strong component of film. Will break chunk gains in the fight for the ball in one on one situations. Strength to play
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” open field. over MOF. Needs to be more assertive addressing the ball.
Football Intelligence: Illustrates good awareness around Block Ability: Shows good strength as a blocker but needs
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the boundary to allow for tight rope catches. Shows ability to be more consistent in utilization of the hands to remain
to win with timing up the boundary. Works head around sticky and hold blocks for a longer period of time. When fit
- Short Shuttle: N/A with urgency on breaks and identifies and tracks the football with hands is difficult to shed due to length and hand grip.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A well.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.19 4.51 N/A 7.52 Transferred from Washington
after assault charge (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Former Washington Husky and current Ole Miss Rebel Wide Receiver Damore'ea Stringfellow is an impressive
blend of size and functional athleticism. Stringfellow is a dynamic leaper with impressive COD skills; he's able to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
snap off his routes with quickness and work his head around to identify the football. Stringfellow's athleticism Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
allows him to contest throws that many other receivers would not challenge; he's a handful in one on one Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
situations. Stringfellow is at his best working the boundary; his short area movement skills allow for consistent Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
separation and he pairs that with a frame that is capable of boxing out bodies and finishing tightly contested Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
receptions. At times Stringfellow does not utilize his size and length; increasing consistency in this area could
help him take the next step as a player. Has the physical ability to be a star Wide Receiver at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Bucky Hodges, Wide Receiver #7

Date of Birth: 08/08/1995 Redshirt Junior, Virginia Tech Hokies

Position Overall 133 receptions, 1747 receiving yards 20 receiving TD
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Ohio State, Miami (FL), North Carolina
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Miami (FL), Clemson

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), North Carolina (2015), Tennessee (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Clemson (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6060 Route Running: Does not carry a particularly high amount Vertical Receiving: Lacks the separation skills to be able to
of speed through route stems. Runs high and does not break pull away from man to man coverage. Will bully defenders
- Measured Weight: 257 or pivot with suddenness. Is very physical on stems and at the catch point and shows excellent leaping ability to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" knows how to utilize size and length to establish a pathway reach and extend for the football. Does not have the speed to
to receive the football. consistently threaten at next level.
Hands: Has large, effective hands. Plucks the ball COD Skills: Is not especially smooth or sudden in short
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 cleanly and illustrates a massive catch radius. Has the areas. Tall frame creates long strides and poses as a natural
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 hand strength and concentration skills to see in balls when anatomical barrier to playing with suddenness. Breaks and
harassed by defenders as receiving the ball. cuts play out in slow motion at times when tasked with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A steep angles.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is an excellent high point Speed: If able to get isolated in one on one coverage against
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A receiver. Is open even when he isn't, thanks to length, size LBs has the burst to run for extra RAC but overall does not
and physicality. Will be an instant asset in the red zone; can work away from receivers playing in phase. Will concede
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A win jump balls with power or finesse. Follows the ball into defenders in hip pocket when trying to work down the field.
hands regularly.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has nice strength in the open field to shrug Competitive Toughness: Has hands full when worked as
off contact and has mobility throughout frame to collect a LOS player on limited reps. Very physical on route stems
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'02" balance after contorting to receive throws. Lacks wiggle or and will have way with smaller defenders; capable of
bounce and does not have the open field burst to accelerate overwhelming players and winning reps where blanketed.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” away from defenders in the secondary.
Football Intelligence: Is going to face a difficult Block Ability: When working in the secondary is highly
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A transition to the next level due to blurred lines in role. Has effective to establish push and drive. Does have strong
been worked most often on the boundary. Has had playing hands and length to run DBs off of the alley and has enough
- Short Shuttle: N/A experience in a number of roles; former Quarterback. Has fluid movement skills to mirror in space. Less success at the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A been used as a chess piece with a specific play package. LOS; lean frame and poor leg drive in TE reps.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.78 5.01 7.79 7.06 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Virginia Tech Receiver Bucky Hodges has spent the past several seasons as a hybrid player. Originally a
Quarterback/Receiver mix, Hodges has transitioned into a full time Tight End; yet has been featured most Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
prominently as a flanker on the perimeter for the Hokies. Hodges' athletic profile does not project favorably to the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
perimeter and his route running skills leave something to be desired; he's not especially crisp or sudden to break Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
off routes in the middle of the field. Hodges' receiving success has come prominently against soft zones or in Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
contested situations. Hodges' contested catch ability and size make him an instant asset in the red area; however Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
he appears to have a steep developmental curve if he is going to be utilized in other areas of the field with
regularity. Offers minimal as an inline blocker but can overwhelm defenders in the secondary.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
F re d R o s s , Wi d e R e c e i v e r #8
Date of Birth: 05/19/1995 Senior, Mississippi State University Bulldogs

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Alabama, Mississippi
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Auburn, Alabama

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2014), Louisiana State (2015), Arkansas (2015), Louisiana State (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6005 Route Running: Needs to play with greater intent of Vertical Receiving: Lacks the long speed to be
slipping past content on deeper routes. Works the short considered a viable deep threat at the next level. Will have
- Measured Weight: 203 areas of the field well and is adequate in working back to some success if utilized in the middle of the field but should
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" the LOS on extended plays. Has a good feel for fitting in not be considered a big play receiver, especially on the
behind the LBs and between Safeties in Cover 2. boundary.
Hands: Guilty of a handful of poor concentration drops; COD Skills: Smooth open field athlete with the ball in his
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 will shift eyes off of the ball too soon. When cleanly hands. Feet on routes are crisp and efficient to carry speed at
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 receiving the ball does well to reach and extend to meet the top of route stems. Is not a twitched up player or highly
throws. Does well to squeeze and transition out of a explosive or sudden but transitions weight well from one
- 10 Yard Split: N/A reception and into a RAC opportunity. move into subsequent cut.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is not especially bothered by Speed: Speed is adequate yet is not especially strong. Has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 bodies in vicinity when receiving the ball. Ability to extend enough juice to make defenses pay if left unattended but has
and receive the football compliments strengths as a MOF build up acceleration and lacks a high gear to pull away
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receiver. Has size to withstand contact and not be uprooted from defensive backs in the secondary.
when square to the football.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Smooth. Has a strong feel for where Competitive Toughness: Scrappy and tough. Plays through
defenders are and finding space. Hips are loose and allows contact at the LOS well and is a sticky blocker. Successful
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" for body contortions and slipping past tackle attempts one walling off LBs when tasked with providing an alley. Runs
on one. Has some strength to shrug off contact and win with hard in the open field and is not afraid to stick a shoulder
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” physicality. down to drive for an extra yard.
Football Intelligence: Savvy working the middle of the Block Ability: Has good size for an interior receiver to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field to find holes in zone coverage. Showcases nice ball provide resistance against slot defenders. Has functional
skills and ability to contort body both at the catch point and strength and is able to give push back at the point of attack
- Short Shuttle: N/A after the catch. Natural feel for receiving and does not fight to help ball carriers find an alley.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the ball.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.00 5.85 5.91 7.31 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Bulldog Wide Receiver Fred Ross is a strong slot receiving candidate. Ross lacks the overall explosiveness to
work on the boundary, yet has a strong wherewithal in the middle of the field to consistently provide a target for Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
his Quarterback. Ross is a smooth runner both on his route stems and after the catch, he is crafty in slipping past Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
potential tacklers and does well generating extra yards for the offense. Ross has been somewhat one dimensional, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
running a high frequency of bubble routes; yet he's found success pressing between the hashes and attacking Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
against Cover 2. Ross is a tough receiver with the frame and play style to hold up on the inside at the NFL level as Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
well, he's a likeable player with a high motor and shows an active interest in the peripheral skills involved at the
position. Would be a strong value in the middle rounds of the draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr a v i n D u r a l , W i d e R e c e i v e r #83
Date of Birth: 10/17/1993 Redshirt Senior, Louisiana State University Tigers

Game:
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Auburn, Alabama

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Western Kentucky (2015), Alabama (2015), Mississippi State (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Auburn (2016), Mississippi (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Route Running: Would like to see more toughness and Vertical Receiving: Has very good long speed and if
physicality at the LOS. Can spend too much time working given a clean release off of the LOS is capable of running
- Measured Weight: 206 to beat press at the LOS. Has strong natural movement past defenders. Has leaping ability and strong ability to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" skills and is capable of breaking rapidly off of route stems adjust to the football to win vertical contested throws. Will
to establish separation. occupy Safeties and establish space underneath.
Hands: Has very strong hands to squeeze the football at the COD Skills: Ability to turn, break and cut with speed is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.57 catch point and sustain control if contacted. Showcases a present. Has high end twitch in the open field and is capable
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 good catch radius to attack balls thrown away from the of dropping the hips to scale down pace. Mobility
numbers and still convert targets into receptions. throughout the lower body enables steep angles and rapid
- 10 Yard Split: 1.65 speed cuts.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does possess dynamic leaping Speed: Is a true burner, will run away from defenders trying
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A ability and length to win jump balls if forced into 50/50 ball to play from the hip pocket on deep patterns. Quick to gain
scenarios. Will need to play with greater toughness and can the sideline if schemed the football on touch passes or jet
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A eliminate contested targets by being more assertive at the motion.
top of route stems to play physically.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has some looseness and ability to cut with Competitive Toughness: Needs to become more
sharp angles but does not appear to be the most creative assertive and learn how to play to size. Will get collapsed as
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" runner in the open field. Misses opportunities to allow a blocker and is far too easily held up or disrupted at the
blocks to latch on. Will get pulled down by contact too LOS. Will get eaten up at the top of route vs. off coverage if
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” easily. not able to duck shoulder and roll under contact.
Football Intelligence: Shows ability to track and adjust to Block Ability: Effort is A+ to try to work down the field
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the flight of the ball well. Has nice timing to address the and pick off defenders and spring big plays. As an inline
football late into target to prevent tipping DBs. Has good player does not bring enough juice to create space and needs
- Short Shuttle: N/A sideline and back line awareness to make plays tight to the to do a better job of staying sticky to allow backs to cut off
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A boundary. of block.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.64 4.56 5.31 7.52 2015 Hamstring Tear
(+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
LSU's Travin Dural experienced a down season in 2016; another year in which the Tigers struggled offensively
due to streaky play from the Quarterback position. Dural is a twitched up and speedy boundary receiver, capable Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of making explosive plays down the field if he is not disrupted with his release or ability to get down the field. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Dural has a hard time with physicality and needs to continue to get better at the top of his routes to stay on target Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and prevent defenders from throwing timing off. Dural takes too much time at the line of scrimmage to defeat Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
press coverage and needs to increase his urgency to get out into the secondary. When at his best, Dural is a big Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
play style receiver but should not be considered a potential alpha receiver or the type of player to be the focal
point of the receiving game. Dural makes a lot of sense as a potential Day 2 target.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Josh Malone, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 03/21/1996 Junior, University of Tennessee Volunteers

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2015), Virginia Tech (2016), Appalachian State (2016), Alabama (2016), Nebraska (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Route Running: Does well against off coverage to press Vertical Receiving: Ability to track the ball is strong; does
route stems into defensive back before breaking off of well to keep eyes focused while trying to key on the ball
- Measured Weight: 208 stems. Has a hard time against press getting stacked and not over the shoulder. Has good straight line speed and the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" allowing defensive backs to pin routes into the sideline; ability to run past off coverage.
needs to be more physical to get leverage.
Hands: Does not consistently extend away from frame to COD Skills: Fairly smooth on top of route stems;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.45 receive the ball but catch consistency is present. Does well particularly when tasked with shallow breaks. Does well
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 to quickly tuck the ball and will greet the nose of the ball after the catch to get width on steep cuts but ability to
with fingertips. Reliable target on accurate passes and has explode out of stance when forced to adjust initial drive step
- 10 Yard Split: N/A size to bail out some errant throws. is missing a gear.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Visual concentration is a huge Speed: When able to put the accelerator down does have a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 plus. Does well not to allow flashing hands to detract from notable level of burst and long speed. Too frequently fails to
concentration and is adequate in attacking the ball and translate burst to initial route stem and will allow
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shows good leaping ability to get vertical and cut off defenders to dictate the cadence of routes; needs to be more
defensive back angles to play the ball. aggressive to sell routes.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has a good level of vision and the ability to Competitive Toughness: Too frequently allows defensive
shake off a tackle attempt at the catch point; has enough backs to re-route initial release and get pinned against
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" strength to play off of a weak attempt. Lateral mobility to desired stem break. Would like to see additional hand
vacate area and force missed tackles is present but can be fighting in effort to establish space and get a step when
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” slow getting back up the field. pressing down the field.
Football Intelligence: Knows when to press forward and Block Ability: Has good, smooth feet to mirror
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A fight for yardage when near the sticks. Shows good timing defensive backs. Showcases enough functional strength to
and understanding of how to play the back shoulder throws warrant viable blocking on the boundary. Does well to carry
- Short Shuttle: N/A and knows when lost leverage vertically may result in a speed into pin or crack blocks. Would like to see more
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A target to the back side. assertiveness to set up on a favorable platform.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.62 4.83 6.59 7.27 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee's Josh Malone is a well rounded prospect with enough size, speed and ball skills to be a viable NFL
starter in the long term. Malone has some issues with his route running and will require refinement for him to be Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
able to maximize his physical abilities. Too frequently Malone will concede leverage on stems and needs to be Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
more physical to provide a larger window to throw the ball or get into a break across the face or hips of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Cornerbacks. Malone does show excellent ball skills and is apt to successfully adjust his frame to work into Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
position to challenge the ball; he's got great leaping ability and length to play the ball when put on the top of a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
defender's helmet. If Malone is able to speed up the stems of his routes and create more consistent separation with
subtle hand checks; he could be a viable starting option instead of a niche vertical receiver.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o r d a n We s t e r k a m p , W i d e R e c e i v e r #1
Date of Birth: 06/23/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Nebraska Cornhuskers

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Michigan State, Iowa
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Iowa

Game:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Southern California (2014), Miami (FL) (2015), Michigan State (2015), Ohio State (2016), Oregon (2016)
- Measured Height: 5112 Route Running: Is guilty at times of pulling off the gas Vertical Receiving: Has not been utilized frequently as a
when working as a backside read. Is quick and sudden at pure vertical receiver due to only above average long speed.
- Measured Weight: 194 the top of route stems; will alter release at the LOS Does a good amount of damage wedged between the second
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" appropriately in order to work into open creases in zone level and the overhead Safeties. Has good ball tracking
coverage. skills when pressing hard down the field.
Hands: Excellent hands. Has the strength to squeeze the COD Skills: More of a jerky mover in the open field and at
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A ball in spite of some jarring hits and has the concentration to times is guilty of expending a lot of steps and energy
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 react quickly to tipped throws in the vicinity. Does well to without actually going anywhere. Is at best initially after
extend and attack the ball when tasked with working edges reception in space or as a return player to start/stop with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of catch radius. quickness.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Concentration, hands and Speed: Does show a notable second gear when pressing
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A toughness allow for some impressive receptions in spite of hard off of the LOS. Will get caught from behind if
heavy collisions. Does not have the build to absorb contact breaking out into open space early into plays; lacks the long
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and transition into a RAC player when hit early on in catch burn speed to actively break big plays.
process.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is slippery after initial reception, makes a lot Competitive Toughness: Shows an impressive toughness.
of first defenders miss in the flat with a sudden stop. Plays without regard for well being and will sell out body in
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Creative with fake hard cuts and head fakes in open field to an effort to receive errant throws. Plays with just enough
create creases to pick up chunks of yardage. physicality on route stems to bump clear of Safeties in the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” MOF.
Football Intelligence: Spatial awareness is strong, has Block Ability: Does well to transition from a receiver into a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a feel for where defenders are in spite of keeping eyes blocker after scrambles or quick throws to fellow
occupied on the ball. Has understanding of altering routes teammates. Has enough mobility and stickiness to pin
- Short Shuttle: N/A based on coverage leverage and is reliable working open vs. defensive backs and allow for creases either into the MOF
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A zones. or the boundary.

FILM SCORE
Dec 2016 Torn meniscus,
5.29 Wide Receiver
7.32 4.90 (Size only) 7.20 missed bowl game.
Fall 2016 minor fracture of
transverse process in spine.
(+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Nebraska's Jordan Westerkamp is a bit of a victim of his circumstances with the Cornhuskers. Westerkamp has
not received consistent ball placement and Quarterback play over the course of his career, yet still sits near the top Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of the receiving record book with the program. Westerkamp has excellent hands and as a route runner shows good Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
skills as a slot receiver. He's got a knack for stepping on DBs' toes and bumping with a shoulder at the top of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
route stems; a few of the subtleties that will continue to work well for him at the next level. Westerkamp is an Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
undeniably tough football player but his durability is going to be a concern, as he was exposed to a good number Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
of huge body shots and on numerous occasions was shaken up on the field. Provided Westerkamp is provided
with cleaner pass targets, there is a strong possibility he goes on to have a fruitful slot WR career in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Shelton Gibson, Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: 03/20/1995 Redshirt Junior, West Virginia University Mountaineers

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Baylor, Texas Christian
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Miami (FL)

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas (2015), Missouri (2016), Brigham Young (2016), Texas Tech (2016), Oklahoma State (2016), Oklahoma (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Route Running: Illustrates strong COD skills at the top of Vertical Receiving: One of the better vertical receivers in
route stems. Effective in selling false breaks with loose head the class. Has explosive straight line speed and the ability to
- Measured Weight: 191 fakes and fluid steps to establish separation. Is effective work overtop of stacked defensive backs and winning
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" playing around and avoiding contact at the LOS against against off coverage. Tracks the football with incredible
press coverage. accuracy and ability to bow and adjust frame.
Hands: Cleanly sucks in the ball on throws to the COD Skills: Highly loose and free moving frame;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 numbers or helmet. Is a bit lean in the frame and does effective in producing false steps both in coverage and in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 not show desirable hand strength to squeeze the ball if the open field. Capable of sudden lateral cuts that cover
contacted by defenders at the catch point. large areas of ground to slip past pursuit angles. Has twitchy
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 steps and strong deceleration skills.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Good concentration to Speed: Top notch long speed. Linear routes and patterns
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 8 continue to track the football. Lean frame is not especially that carry into the deep third of the field are explosive and
effective in boxing out defenders and preventing PBUs. difficult to sustain leverage over top of. Acceleration skills
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Good leaping ability and ability to accurately track the ball and ability to get back into a high gear after the catch are
give defenders zero margin for error in defending vertically. excellent.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Does not handle contact well and will get Competitive Toughness: Is more of a finesse player and
dragged down by a spare arm. Vision to avoid contact and can get tied up by contact on route stems. Ability to slip past
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" movement skills in tight spaces do create windows for press is present and fairly consistent but needs to be more
YAC. Shows good balance at the catch point to recollect apt to use hands and bump/nudge to create space when
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” Has explosive long speed. working on breaks vs. man coverage.
Football Intelligence: Polish as a big play vertical Block Ability: Mirror skills are a plus and has enough
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receiver is excellent; should be an immediately translatable weight on the frame to contest initially. Is calculated and
trait. Has ability to pull DBs on a string with false steps and deliberate in stalk opportunities; does not run up on the toes
- Short Shuttle: N/A breaks. Will need to be introduced to more timing pattern of defensive backs and initiate contact unless ball flow
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concepts due to tree run in college. dictates it as needed.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.97 4.84 5.02 7.60 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
West Virginia early declaration Shelton Gibson is an excellent vertical threat who should find himself in a
position to contribute immediately at the NFL level. Gibson's pure speed is lethal on the boundary and is capable Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of stacking defensive backs in all positions; whether in press, off man or deep coverage. Gibson is not especially Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
physical and possesses a lean frame, however his polish on the deeper routes will be a threat teams must account Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
for on a snap by snap basis. Gibson did see limited reps in the red area of the field; so precision in tighter areas is Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
going to be a necessary area of improvement if he is to reach his full potential. However, Gibson shows nice Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
hands and excellent deep tracking ability; which will make him a potential big play threat very early on in his
NFL career. Should be valued late Day 2 or early on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jehu Chesson, Wide Receiver #86


Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan State (2015), Ohio State (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Maryland (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Route Running: Smooth route runner and runs fluid Vertical Receiving: Lacks top notch speed to separate with
breaks. Is not especially twitched on stems and can be too consistency and struggles with hand fighting to create viable
- Measured Weight: 204 easily rerouted by contact either at the LOS or breaking off space to work. Was much more of a big play target in 2015
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" of against man coverage. Most effective on intermediate in but lost role to teammate Amara Darboh. Tracks the ball
breaking routes. well and has good length for a high catch radius.
Hands: Guilty of letting the ball get into chest too COD Skills: Free moving athlete with loose lower half
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 frequently. Struggled greatly with drops throughout season capable of producing steep tilt or angles to carry through
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and failed to illustrate consistent concentration to see ball cuts without having to decelerate and lose momentum. Has
into the finger tips. Has had issues with defenders adequate short area agility when covering notable area to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A contacting the hand or arm to dislodge the ball. slip past potential tacklers after the catch.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lean frame does not provide Speed: Top end speed is above average; not a burner on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 ample resistance in preventing defenders from dislodging routes but after the catch and able to turn up field shows a
the football in tight spaces. Lapses in concentration have notable second gear to pull away and break angles of pursuit
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A been an issue and lacks the strength in the hands to squeeze closing from the far side of the field.
and sustain through contact.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is not a strong enough body to play through Competitive Toughness: Does not play through contact
contact. Has fair amount of wiggle and good straight line with desired level of assertiveness; easily rerouted or
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" speed. Lacks high level of creativity to force missed tackles knocked off target. Will allow contact at or prior to the
and take advantage of pressing the ball into the secondary. catch point to allow misreads of the football and too many
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” missed conversions.
Football Intelligence: Versatility of route tree is vast. Block Ability: Shows scrappy behavior and a tenacious
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Utilized as a short, intermediate and deep receiver over attitude. Product of offensive system in college and has
course of career. Does well to press for the first down been encouraged to stay active even in the running game.
- Short Shuttle: N/A marker before working back to the ball. Will extend plays in Has adequate length to harass but lacks strength to
effort to provide a target for his QB. physically dominate.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.89 4.28 7.61 6.98 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan's Jehu Chesson experienced a regression throughout the course of the 2016 college football season.
Chesson had previously been the big play option for the Wolverines as recently as 2015; yet that mantle was Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
passed over to Amara Darboh and Chesson became something of an afterthought. Chesson is a long, smooth Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
athlete with a large catch radius to challenge errant throws to his vicinity; yet he's got some troubling consistency Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
issues at the catch point and when harassed early on in his route patterns that will give many teams pause before Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
going forward and investing a draft selection in him. Chesson suffered from concentration drops and was too Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
frequent to engage in body catching throughout the year. Additionally; Chesson is going to need to add more of a
strength element to his game in order to be an effective and consistent NFL player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Speedy Noil, Wide Receiver #2

Date of Birth: 10/14/1995 Junior, Texas A&M University Aggies

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Auburn (2015), Auburn (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisiana State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Route Running: Presses firm off of the LOS. Needs to Vertical Receiving: Does good work with hand fighting
sharpen steep breaks; not a physical limitation but rather early in routes in order to get overtop of defenders trying to
- Measured Weight: 199 sloppiness to not press hard into cuts in order to establish disrupt. Was not given a high volume of targets but has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" separation. Effective stacking defenders on vertical shots separation skills to be a big play threat with better
and capable of separation on long developing routes. Quarterback play.
Hands: Does well to greet the ball when put directly on the COD Skills: General movement skills are strong and shows
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A frame. Can get lackadaisical flashing the hands on in good short area agility to bog and weave through traffic.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 breaking patterns and let ball slip through catch radius Capable of creating after the catch thanks to fluid movement
uncontested. skills and twitch as an athlete. Would do well with smoke
- 10 Yard Split: N/A patterns to break pursuit angles in space.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Shows excellent contest ability Speed: Straight line speed is evident against off
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 with high pointing and leap ability. Good concentration coverage; shows consistent success to close down and force
with defenders on the frame to go find the football and defensive backs to commit up the field. Can break pursuit
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A finish receptions. Has a fairly well put together frame to angles on short area targets thanks to quick acceleration
play through contact. skills.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has fluid step transitions to bob and weave Competitive Toughness: Motor does not always run hot.
through traffic. Good open field vision and ability to Fails to sell all route stems equally and is guilty of rolling
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'01" process pursuit. Plays with good functional strength. off of the LOS on backside progression reps. Scrappy as a
Limited in opportunities to play around contact due to blocker and brings engaged mentality on quick hitting plays
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” altering frame to receive passes. to get involved.
Football Intelligence: Has not had many opportunities to Block Ability: Shows good stalk blocking skills. Does well
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A be a force due to offensive structure and limitations in the to close in on the toes of defensive backs and mirrors very
passing game. Will likely require a steeper curve than well on the second level to stay tight on defensive backs and
- Short Shuttle: N/A many others to gloss over limitations in reps and targets contest.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A throughout college career.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
4.29 3.83 7.89 7.12 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Texas A&M Wide Receiver Speedy Noil made an interesting decision to declare for the 2017 NFL Draft. Noil,
who had eligibility left, never truly got involved with the Aggies offense; always being a supplementary receiving Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
option on a team that seemed to be filled with them. Noil's growth and development was stunted due to the poor Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
structure of the Aggies passing game in 2016, which may have been an influence in his decision to leave. From a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
pure movement skill standpoint, Noil is a likeable prospect with the ability to win routes on the boundary thanks Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to fluid mobility and good straight line speed. That said, due to just how erratic the passing game was for the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Aggies Noil was not frequently afforded targets and is likely going to require a substantial learning curve in
comparison to some of his contemporaries in this year's Wide Receiver class.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Mack Hollins, Wide Receiver #13


Position Overall 81 receptions, 1,667 receiving yards, 20 receiving touchdowns
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Miami (FL), Clemson, Baylor
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Georgia, Pittsburgh, Florida State

(Y/N): Y(x4) Played: 41 - Touchdowns/
Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Baylor (2015), Delaware (2015), Duke (2015), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Big time vertical receiver; running Vertical Receiving: Arguably best trait. Long strides do
primarily deep patterns. High frequency of go routes and take a few steps to get to top speed but can pull even with
- Measured Weight: 221 dig patterns. Shows understanding of stemming routes vs. DBs when pressing vertically and has length to reach bucket
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" leveraged defensive backs to create space for breaks. throws. Does very well to track and adjust route trajectories
Efficient steps on hard breaks. after ball is in the air.
Hands: Will cradle some footballs that would be better COD Skills: Leaves something to be desired with short area
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 received if attacking the ball in the air. Struggles to movement abilities. Will roll through route breaks cleanly
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 consistently squeeze when high pointing the football. with efficient steps but long levers do pose an anatomical
Ability to finish with traffic around body is admirable and a restriction to ability to step quickly or efficiently in short
- 10 Yard Split: N/A quality trait. areas or when working off of the LOS.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Could stand to extend with Speed: Straight line speed is only adequate. Lacks initial
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A greater consistency to greet throws when square to ball. burst to explode and rapidly close cushion against more
Does well to win tightly contested throws when defensive twitchy DBs. Build up speed is strong enough to warrant
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A backs have not located the ball; will work around body of respect on the early downs from DBs; cannot squat on short
defender and get hands on the ball. routes due to get off from yards 5-15.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Long strider without suddenness in Competitive Toughness: Plays fearlessly and is an
acceleration or second gear. Is not particularly creative with integral part of punt return and punt teams. Will fulfill team
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A ball in hands; more of a straight line runner. Has length to role as lead blocker on returns. As a receiver shows strength
extend ball and establish a few yards of extra forward to run through initial contact. Utilizes length well to work
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” progress when contacted. through press and keep body clean. Fights after catch.
Football Intelligence: Has been a contributor on special Block Ability: Effective in abilities to collision and stick;
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A teams for four years (ST captain each season) and a both to defensive backs on the perimeter in the run game or
receiving option for three. Well seasoned and very self as a special teams player. Strong hands and initial push
- Short Shuttle: N/A aware of game situations, players on the field, creating create backwards momentum which is difficult for smaller
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A space in routes, etc. defenders to disengage from.

FILM SCORE
Was a 0-star recruit due to Wide Receiver
6.69 4.34 6.74 7.09 legal issue in HS; forced to
walk on at UNC. (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Hollins has had to scratch and claw for playing time since high school; where an altercation with a teammate
resulted in charges levied against him. The charges were significant enough to pull all offers for college off the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
table. Hollins cleared his name and walked on at UNC; where he has been a staple of the special teams units and a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
supplemental part of the receiving corps as the vertical big play receiver. Hollins lacks the movement skills or Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
route tree to be considered a viable every down receiving option but his frame and ball tracking abilities would Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
warrant some attention in the red area. Additionally, this is a player who can play on special teams and be a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
WR 4-6 for a team and do the dirty work. Hollins' speed is questionable going forward due to it's buildup nature
but there is potential here to work with. Lost the last half of his Senior season due to a broken collarbone.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Artavis Scott, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 12/12/1994 Junior, Clemson University Tigers

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Louisville (2016), Florida State (2016), Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 5102 Route Running: Shows good initial acceleration and is Vertical Receiving: Has good initial quickness and is
quick to stack defensive backs playing either off or at the capable of closing space on defenders off the snap. Lacks
- Measured Weight: 193 LOS. Has good quickness to break off of a stem and the true high end long speed to separate with consistency.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" accelerate into space. Has run vanilla route combinations in Lacking in length to be effective consistently over the
Tiger offense. shoulder or at the catch point.
Hands: Shows great strength in the hands to squeeze the COD Skills: Very fluid and sudden in short areas. Shows
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 ball when contested. Lacking in catch radius but does do good quickness in the feet and lateral agility to beat press
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 well to extend and reach for the ball when forced to play coverage and overaggressive collisions in space. Will be
outside of the pads. able to plant hard and carry speed through route breaks to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A separate in the shallows.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lack of wingspan and length is Speed: Initial acceleration and quickness is supplemented
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 problematic and will allow defensive backs to work across with good step quickness. Has only average long speed and
the face and challenge the football. Shows great lacks the length in body to open up strides and eat up space
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concentration and good toughness to hand tough for big hits with effectiveness. More consistent in separation in short
in the middle of the field. areas vs. down the field routes.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Shows vision and quickness in tight spaces to Competitive Toughness: Can work the middle of the field
force false steps and create a crease to slip through. Has with effectiveness thanks to mentality, ability to play around
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" good balance and the ability to recollect after absorbing bodies in traffic and build. Can break sharply off of contact
contact laterally and turn up the field. Compact frame lends but overall functional strength is not going to win battles
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” well to playing off soft tackles. when locking horns as blocker.
Football Intelligence: Role had regressed to manufactured Block Ability: Is not going to offer high end skills or
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A touches and a fairly elementary tree down the stretch; will results. Will fail to establish a square and tight punch,
need to ease "system" concerns. Peripheral vision and instead reaching and lunging into contact and failing to
- Short Shuttle: N/A ability to see defenders is a plus to maximize productivity. establish any pop to put off defensive momentum.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
9.00 5.24 3.96 7.34 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson's Artavis Scott has the makings of a highly successful slot receiver in the NFL; provided his
development as a player takes well to adding more versatility to his routes. Scott shows natural short area Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
movement skills and high end peripheral vision to play around heavy traffic. Additionally, Scott is comfortable Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
receiving the ball with his hands and shows excellent concentration when contacted at the catch point to ensure a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
completed reception. Scott lacks high end long speed and will need to spend notable time developing his skills as Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
a blocker but as a receiving prospect there is much to appreciate. Scott should be valued on the early portions of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Day 3 and would be a strong addition to a Wide Receiver corps that is in need of natural athleticism. Scott should
project to any passing offense but could require some time to reach his ceiling.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr e n t Ta y l o r, W i d e R e c e i v e r #5
Date of Birth: 04/30/1994 Senior, Louisiana Tech University Bulldogs

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Kansas State, Mississippi State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Western Kentucky, Navy

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Mississippi State (2015), Western Kentucky (2016), Arkansas (2016), Texas Tech (2016), Navy (2016)
- Measured Height: 5075 Route Running: Is excellent with short area movement Vertical Receiving: Lacks the length and speed to run
skills to play with suddenness and break off of route stems. vertical routes on the boundary. Will get in between
- Measured Weight: 177 Has hands full playing through contact early on in routes. defenders in zone coverage and find soft space in the middle
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" Ability to produce false steps and hard commits in of the field. Does well to mirror the football in flight to
coverage is strong due to RR acumen. optimize RAC opportunities.
Hands: Hand size issue is evident on contacted catch COD Skills: Twitchy, jitterbug style runner. Does well to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 opportunities. Will fail to corral the football when hammer feet down prior to hard breaks to decelerate and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 collisioned. Hand/eye coordination is strong and makes an then explode out of breaks. Has a pleasant level of lateral
effort to pluck at the ball as compared to trapping up against cut mobility and is comfortable playing loose throughout
- 10 Yard Split: 1.60 the chest. the lower half to steepen angles.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lacks length and hand strength/ Speed: Has a good initial acceleration and twitch off of the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 size to be able to finish when impacted at the catch point. line thanks to rapidness of step frequency. Will struggle in
Concentration is good and will see and receive the ball open field situations to find the end zone; lacks the long end
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A around bodies if able to have a clear pathway to greet the speed required to finish breaks out into the open. Can
football. routinely be caught from behind.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Vision, short area mobility and initial Competitive Toughness: Fearless player willing to work
acceleration are complimented by balance to contort the through traffic and the MOF to win mismatches in one on
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" frame and toe the sideline before slipping up the field. Is not one. Lacks physicality and functional play strength for any
going to break many tackles with physicality and is easily element to be usable at the NFL level. Needs to avoid press
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” pulled down at the catch point by a free arm. to avoid being washed from a play.
Football Intelligence: Route running skills and ability to Block Ability: Is not going to offer tangible blocking skills
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A find open space are excellent. Does very well to sit down in at the NFL level. Lacking in the length, frame, weight and
soft areas in zone and provide a throwing window for his strength to lock hands on defensive backs and hold ground
- Short Shuttle: N/A Quarterback. Patient at the LOS to manipulate and win vs. to sustain an alley.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A press coverage.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.10 7.88 3.77 7.06 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana Tech Wide Receiver Trent Taylor projects as a niche receiver to the next level. His route running
acumen and sharp breaks will regularly win at the NFL level, however Taylor lacks the functional strength and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
length to play with productivity when harassed early on in his routes. Taylor will win against zone coverage Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
thanks to his ability to find soft spots in zone coverage. Durability will be a concern as well; as Taylor is a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
suboptimal size for NFL punishment; especially as a middle of the field slot receiver. Taylor's mental toughness Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
should not be questioned however, as he plays at full tilt and is fearless working over the middle. Taylor will be a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Day 3 draft investment but has the ability to stick if his special teams contributions are strong. Given the
opportunity; Taylor would not disappoint but should not be relied upon for anything other than a secondary piece.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Bug Howard, Wide Receiver #84


Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Baylor (2015), Pittsburgh (2016), Florida State (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Georgia Tech (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Can be lethargic pressing off of the LOS Vertical Receiving: Vertical tracking skills are solid. Does
and does not show great acceleration off of the line. Guilty well to pick up the flight of the ball and utilize frame to
- Measured Weight: 222 of rounding off sharp route breaks and needs to firm up extend and optimize chances at receptions with a large
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" angles. Does show awareness of how to separate from a wingspan. Does not show ideal levels of long speed to
defender in the hip pocket. separate with consistency.
Hands: Strength in hands is one of better traits; capable of COD Skills: Is more of a smooth runner than a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 firmly grasping the ball and sustaining control through twitched up athlete. Is not clunky and shows capability to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 contact or as defenders attempt to sweep through the hands. contort body for efficient movement skills but lacks in
Does well to optimize wingspan and have a high level catch explosive traits or ability to move laterally with any level of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A radius. high suddenness.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is an excellent red zone target. Speed: Does not have high end acceleration skills; is very
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Does well with back shoulder throws and end zone fades to much a long strider. Once in the open and up to top speed
extend while locating the football and using height/length to shows a competent level to sustain cushion and break off
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A extend and greet the football. Concentration to look ball all chunk yardage.
the way in is strong.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Lacking any notable traits to create Competitive Toughness: Can get dogged by press
yardage on own. Smooth but not sudden from a still defenders due to initial get off issues and fail to separate all
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" position. Lacks high end initial acceleration and frame is the way through quick hitting routes. Is a competitive player
long and wiry; will not be able to consistently run through with a strong motor to consistently work into a favorable
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” contact after the catch. position to spring teammates.
Football Intelligence: Sense of timing to look back Block Ability: Takes good initial angles to release off of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and identify the football is a plus. Needs to work on the the LOS and get into a favorable set up. Assertive and
crispness of routes to maximize a skillset that does not length is used optimally to stay sticky on defenders and help
- Short Shuttle: N/A naturally promote suddenness to establish separation. to create creases on the second level. Does well to slide and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shift the feet.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.09 4.17 6.97 6.91 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina Wide Receiver Bug Howard is a long, lean receiver with a ceiling as a potential depth player and
red zone target at the next level. Howard's overall physical skillset is fluid but long; that length and lack of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
quickness causes issues when trying to separate on hard breaks down the field. Conversely, Howard has an Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
excellent wingspan and shows a feel for high pointing footballs, which suggests he may just have a niche role in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the NFL. Howard has great hand strength to squeeze the football and not allow defenders to play through his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
triangle; he's firm and assertive addressing the ball in back shoulder or high point situations. Howard's physical Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
limitations are going to make a more regular every down role difficult to come by but he should be expected to
challenge for a spot on a 53 man roster through training camp.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jalen Robinette, Wide Receiver #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Air Force Academy Falcons

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Navy, Michigan State, California
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Army, Navy, Boise State

Game:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Navy (2016), Army (2016), Wyoming (2016), New Mexico (2016), Boise State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 Route Running: Has been the beneficiary of soft Vertical Receiving: Long speed is not as good as
coverage on account of style of offense. Has not shown advertised; frequently has run past DBs with eyes in the
- Measured Weight: 215 much experience working against press coverage or up backfield or caught flat footed. Has great length and high
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.75" pressure at the LOS. Has not needed to manipulate DBs on point ability to attack the ball in the air. Shows ability to
drops or work through contact on stems frequently. track the ball reliably and contest cleanly.
Hands: Will double clutch some throws on the tips of COD Skills: Big body with smooth but not especially rapid
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.62 fingertips but otherwise does well to greet the football. steps or cuts. Has work to do in regarding to putting snap
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 Consistent in efforts to turn hands up or down to greet the into hard cuts and stems. Size and length take away from
ball depending on velocity and trajectory. Massive hands ability to drive rapidly from a stationary position and shift
- 10 Yard Split: N/A show great strength. laterally.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Limited reps to showcase but Speed: Shows build up speed; lacking in initial
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 when harassed at catch point shows excellent strength, acceleration out of the blocks to quickly close cushion
length and explosiveness. Will box out smaller bodies and against disciplined DBs. Has adequate long speed but not as
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A size is key to playing around defenders and still cleanly dynamic as film gives the impression of.
greeting the football. Impressive resume.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has excellent size to power through soft Competitive Toughness: Will need to develop aggressive
tackle attempts. Shows good balance to collect frame and nature on route stems; has been given too easy of a time
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" regain push up the field after leaping for errant throws. Has releasing down the field. Shows a "my ball" mentality to
a strong free arm and does well to press off diving attempts elevate and challenge high point targets. Highly effective as
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” at the legs. a blocker.
Football Intelligence: Limited route tree and will Block Ability: Well versed in stalk blocks and pin blocks
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A require some added polish in order to translate an exciting cracking down into the second level. Shows great functional
skill set to the NFL. Has been primarily a long target and strength and the ability to play aggressively to seal avenues
- Short Shuttle: N/A has not needed to show nuance as a route runner in order to into the boundary. Hands are powerful and do well to latch
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A have a rapid transition. on to defenders.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.99 5.29 5.99 6.77 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Air Force's Jalen Robinette was one of the toasts of the 2017 East/West Shrine Game; parlaying that performance
into a late addition the Senior Bowl. There, Robinette showed much of what his film showed: Robinette is a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
massive body that looks the part of a NFL wide receiver; yet he's currently unaccustomed to having to deal with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
heavy contact or press coverage thanks to his offense in college. Robinette faces a significant mental curve to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
acclimate to much heavier traffic than he faced at Air Force. But should Robinette get down the field uncontested Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
he has excellent size, strength, length and leaping ability to zero in on targets and box out defenders. His upside is Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
as a traditional possession receiver and he appears to have adequate movement skills to apply newly learned
techniques to the field. Would be a long term investment but would also be an intriguing one.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jamari Staples, Wide Receiver #2

Date of Birth: 09/10/1994 Senior, University of Louisville Cardinals

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Clemson, Louisiana State

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2016), Clemson (2016), Boston College (2016), Houston (2016), Kentucky (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Route Running: Needs to approach vertical stems with Vertical Receiving: Long strider; when not contacted early
more aggression; has long strides and needs to close with on in reps and given space to work will accelerate quickly
- Measured Weight: 190 more quickness to force harder commits from DBs on past bodies. Has great length and good tracking to challenge
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" routes that work back into the LOS. Can increase efficiency the ball early on in reps and allow for a clean reception.
on steps at top of stem.
Hands: Does well addressing the ball to square and greet COD Skills: Length poses issues in playing with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 the ball cleanly with hands. Has the wingspan to close out suddenness. Has long strides and will not easily gain lateral
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 defenders. Disciplined to see the ball into body and tuck width when needing sharp or sudden cuts. Can whip head
away before transitioning up the field. around on softer breaks effectively and swing momentum
- 10 Yard Split: N/A into break.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lacks overall physicality in Speed: Straight line speed is good but separation skills and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A frame to play through contact unimpeded. Has good length speed through routes leaves something to be desired. Has
but can get caught up with a body on the hip pocket and build up speed and will not be able to close cushion against
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A struggles to separate when tracking the ball on the move to off coverage with a convincing nature. Limited effective-
clear space. ness and separation ability as a result.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Lacks a high end level of wiggle or burst. Competitive Toughness: Will have a hard time beating
Lean frame does not lend well to playing through contact or press due to length and lack of physicality at the LOS; will
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'10" illustrating balance to sustain forward push when not separate against defenders able to play in phase from an
contacted after the catch; pulled down easily by a free arm early portion of route stems. Shows good scrappiness as a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” of defenders in space. blocker down the field.
Football Intelligence: Needs to add notable polish to game Block Ability: Lacking in strength but does have a good
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A as a route runner and on releases in order to win reps early level of length to extend and get into the body of defensive
and provide a greater success rate. Has had success on backs. Will not effectively wall off but sticks to bodies to
- Short Shuttle: N/A quick throws to identify defensive flow and be able to max- prevent a clean rally to the football. Attitude is present to be
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A imize space. effective with more strength.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.64 4.34 7.24 6.62 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisville Wide Receiver Jamari Staples is an attractive body along the boundary at a legit 6'3. Staples' long, lean
frame does well to present a large catch radius for his Quarterback and shows reliable hands on targets both down Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the field and when square to the football. Staples, a transfer from UAB after the disbanding of the program; has Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
been a two year contributor for the Cardinals. Staples will require notable polish to maximize some of his natural Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
size skills; he's not a particularly crisp route runner and struggles to beat press coverage due to a lack of short area Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
quickness and a lack of strength to play through contact. Staples is going to have a steep developmental curve due Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to the needed developments in polish and in changing his body makeup. As such; Staples should only be regarded
as a potential late round target and his overall success may come down to his ability to contribute on ST units.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
River Cracraft, Wide Receiver #21

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Washington State University Cougars

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oregon, Stanford, Miami (FL)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Boise State, Stanford, California

Game:

Listed Measures Games watched: California (2015), Miami (FL) (2015), Eastern Washington (2016), Boise State (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Route Running: Is one dimensional with route tree; will Vertical Receiving: Does not have the vertical speed
run shallow crossers, slants and stick routes with high to separate against defensive backs. Will be able to get
- Measured Weight: 198 frequency. Lacks high amount of suddenness at top of onto the second level against zones but does not have
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A routes and does not showcase short area elusiveness to slip acceleration ability to rapidly work hip to hip on release at
past jam attempts at the line or at top of routes. the LOS.
Hands: Will allow bodies at the catch point to distract from COD Skills: High motor helps mask some issues in short
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A receptions and has had some receptions glance off hands. areas. Is not going to generate high amounts of yardage after
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 Does well to extend and greet the football away from frame the catch on own. Lacks long speed and short area foot
in an effort to minimize pass breakups. quickness to suddenly break or cut to shake a pursuit angle
- 10 Yard Split: N/A in the open field.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Physically tough and scrappy Speed: Appears to move at all the same speed;
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A player who when able to cleanly see the ball into hands is regardless of portion of route or in the open field. Is not
able to sustain a big hit and cradle the ball effectively in the going to win routes without a clean break off of stems, fails
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A middle of the field. Lacks length to reach and extend high to force defensive backs to respect vertical element.
with bodies around. Physically maxed out player.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is linear in terms of athletic ability. Not Competitive Toughness: Likeable player in terms of
especially creative in the open field and lacks the long speed approach to the position. Does not shy away from contact
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A to explode after the catch and shake angles. Physically and is mentally engaged in participating as a blocker to
tough and willing to drop a shoulder on defensive backs and spring free teammates with seal blocks on LBs or on the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” churn for a first down. perimeter.
Football Intelligence: Would like to see a greater level of Block Ability: Scrappy and possesses enough size to give
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A variance to finding way through traffic in routes; will too LBs pause when scraping over top. Is not going to
frequently give ground and concede space, losing route physically manhandle LBs but can roll up on boundary
- Short Shuttle: N/A leverage and depth on potential key downs. Takes strong corners and get a nice hand fit to wall off an alley. Strong,
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A angles as a blocker. consistent effort.

FILM SCORE
November 2016 Wide Receiver

7.89 6.53 N/A 6.23 Torn ACL (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Washington State's River Cracraft has made a living on the college level running slot routes and being a tough
body over the middle of the field. A number of progressions are required in his game if Cracraft is bound to find Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
similar success in the NFL. Cracraft is a physically limited player and will need to add more routes and more Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
versatility in his stems in order to find space regularly. Cracraft brings a likeable energy and enthusiasm for the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
position, he is not a diva receiver and is willing to stick his nose in traffic to free up space for teammates when Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
required. Cracraft suffered a structural knee injury late in 2016 and is likely going to be limited physically early in Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
his rookie season; it would not be a surprise to see him slip into the undrafted range as a result and have to make a
team from the UDFA avenue.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr a v i s R u d o l p h , W i d e R e c e i v e r #15

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Houston (2015), Wake Forest (2016), North Carolina State (2016), North Carolina (2016), Clemson (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 5116 Route Running: Lacks high end levels of physicality or Vertical Receiving: Functional long speed is good but not
twitch on route stems. Does well against off coverage to great. Has adequate ability to track the football but does not
- Measured Weight: 189 alter stems and releases to find open space but struggles to showcase consistent ability to win contested receptions
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" work defenders off of hip pocket when forced to run against while carrying defenders down the field.
man to man coverage.
Hands: Has effective ability to pluck the football and does COD Skills: Has good balance and wiggle in tight
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 well to extend and receive the nose of the ball. Hands do spaces. Will work around defenders after the catch with
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 lack some strength to squeeze and finish potential good cut ability to vacate laterally. Shows smooth but not
receptions when working with a defender in a contested especially sudden breaks off of route stems to carry speed
- 10 Yard Split: N/A situation. through pivots and turns.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is not especially physical and is Speed: Ability to break off chunk gains after the catch is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 12 pretty spotty in results with a defender in striking distance solid. Has enough juice to outrun some angles when
to play through the hands. Does not show the "power catching the ball in a still position. Has been caught from
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A forward" mentality to utilize body to box out potential behind but is capable of getting large chunks of space
PBUs and will get jarred. ripped off if left unoccupied.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Large gains are a product of sitting down in Competitive Toughness: Does not play with notable
soft coverage and turning up field or using balance to pivot strength or physicality. Needs to be more active with hand
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" or cut sharply at the catch point and force a missed tackle. on route stems to work defenders off of hip and use length
Does not show a high end level of strength after the catch to as an advantage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” shrug off contact.
Football Intelligence: Very apt to find soft spots in zone Block Ability: Lacks pop in the hands and aggression with
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A coverage. Does well to throttle down and allow zones to the feet to generate forward push. Will work into favorable
clear before squaring in to the Quarterback and providing a positioning but fail to seal or pin down defensive backs due
- Short Shuttle: N/A target. Reliable MOF receiver with a good feel for to a lack of aggression.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A peripheral vision to find space.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.12 5.40 4.21 6.91 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Florida State's Travis Rudolph is a solid, yet unspectacular prospect in a deep group of pass catchers. Rudolph is
well documented as a stand up individual during his time at Florida State and from that regard would be a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
welcome presence in any locker room. On the field, Rudolph is at his best playing against zone coverage, where Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
he has strong football intelligence to find soft spots and sit down to present to his Quarterback. In such situations, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Rudolph is effective in gaining yards after catch and snatching the ball cleanly to move the sticks. Rudolph's route Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
skills against man to man coverage still leave something to be desired, as he has a hard time shaking off sticky Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
defensive backs when played up on the LOS. Rudolph has the physical skill set to be an effective NFL receiver
but he must learn to use his length and strength optimally to take the next step.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Vi c t o r B o l d e n J r ; Wi d e R e c e i v e r #6
Date of Birth: 04/04/1995 Senior, Oregon State University Beavers

Position Overall 170 receptions, 95 carries, 1863 receiving yards, 2590 total yards, 7 receiving TD (14 total TD)
Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Stanford, Utah, Oregon
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Colorado, Washington, Stanford

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2014), Washington State (2015), Stanford (2015), Washington (2016), Oregon (2016)
- Measured Height: 5080 Route Running: Will get far too easily rerouted with Vertical Receiving: Is not largely utilized in the
contact when working down the field of play. Routine downfield areas of the field. Lacks the length and extension
- Measured Weight: 178 speed outs/patterns breaking into sideline are most effective. ability to finish receptions when DBs are playing from the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" Largely works at the same speed; needs to work defensive trail. Works consistently from the slot and will force SAF to
backs over with altered speed and angles to create windows. hold the MOF.
Hands: Guilty of a number of drops; particularly when COD Skills: Pocket dynamo, difficult to box in;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 having to turn and reach behind his frame. Hands do not particularly on return opportunities. Frequently used in the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 have the size to grab and squeeze throws if working outside short areas of the field and allowed to use short area
of catch radius, needs to be hit with accurate passes to corral quickness and rapid cuts to break angles of defenders.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.60 targets.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lacks the physical size to box Speed: Big time speed player with plenty to burn.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 9 out or extend in order to prevent plays from behind the Capable of running away from defenders and breaking
frame. Difficult to sustain at the catch point, yet does flash angles when opening up stride and accelerating in the open
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A nice concentration and admirable toughness when taking field. Short area acceleration is excellent and will get the
big shots. corner on quick throws or jet motion.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Does not absorb contact well, will get rag Competitive Toughness: Physically soft player, not by
dolled if receiving the ball from a stationary position. When mentality but rather just a complete lack of overall play
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" eyes are up field does very well to force missed tackles in strength or thickness. Will get bullied by contact and
the open field and combined with long speed has ability to prevented from getting started out of the gate.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” break contain on any play.
Football Intelligence: Route running skills are fairly one Block Ability: Lacks the overall size ability in order to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A dimensional, has thrived as a gadget player and quickly stave off progress to the football regardless of opposition.
gotten the football in the open field as compared to winning Motor runs well to try to harass defenders but is not going
- Short Shuttle: N/A with precision and creating throwing windows against either to open up lanes to the boundary or wall off SAF or LBs on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A man or zone coverage. the second level.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.44 5.57 4.94 6.84 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oregon State's Victor Bolden Jr . Is a fun open field athlete who has made his career on elite levels of short area
agility and long speed. Unfortunately, Bolden is built more like a track athlete than a football player and greatly Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
struggles with the physical component of the game. He is a mentally tough player who plays fearlessly in the face Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
of live bullets as both a receiver, runner and return player. Yet he is far too easily uprooted and will get bumped Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
off his route stem with ease, throwing off the timing of his patterns unless able to release cleanly down the field. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Bolden Jr. has the look of a special teams roster player at the next level, he's a fun return player with 4 career Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
touchdowns to his name. Similar to former Texas Tech Red Raider Jakeem Grant; Boldon Jr. has the ability to be
an impact player as a returner immediately on the NFL level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Gabe Marks, Wide Receiver #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Washington State University Cougars

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oregon, Stanford, Miami (FL)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington, Colorado

Game:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Miami (FL) (2015), Eastern Washington (2016), Stanford (2016), Arizona State (2016), Colorado (2016), Minnesota (2016)
- Measured Height: 5106 Route Running: Deliberate intent as a route runner; does Vertical Receiving: Lacking in the long speed to
well to sell false release and false breaks when pressing up consistently run away from defensive backs down the field.
- Measured Weight: 185 the field against off coverage. Short area quickness on Has good tempered release to set up some opportunities.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.00" breaks is strong and has good step efficiency to crisply Lacks physical nature to bump defensive backs off of hip
break off routes. and create space.
Hands: Sees the ball into hands with consistency and does COD Skills: Short area agility is smooth but not overly
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.57 extend to receive the ball away from numbers. Hand size is dynamic. Foot quickness is present to weave through low
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 a concern; but shows comfort extending for the ball. Will angle traffic effectively. Does not have high end plant and
have some throws at far reaches of wingspan glance off the drive ability to cover large amounts of space with a single
- 10 Yard Split: N/A fingers. plant.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Concentration is strong; does not Speed: Long speed is only average. Does not have
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 let defenders take eyes off the ball. Lack of wingspan, hands dynamic second gear to enable a break away chunk gain
and density to frame all present issues when attempting to with consistency barring lapses in defensive coverage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receive the ball with a defender in the hip pocket. Does not threaten immediately off of the LOS to force a
commitment from DBs to open hips.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Smooth in the open field and has good vision Competitive Toughness: Plays well above weight class in
to slip through creases on screen throws but lacks the terms of mental approach to the game. Is fearless working
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" explosiveness in open field to truly make defenses pay. over the middle and will attempt to extend and fight through
Does not show a great deal of creativity to maximize or hands to create a reception in tight areas. Scrappy approach
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” create extra space. to blocking.
Football Intelligence: Shows a high understanding of route Block Ability: Approach is strong to press hard inside and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A running but does come from an offense that assisted in set up between defenders and the alley. Does not have
masking physical limitations with spacing of the field and functional strength to hold blocks with consistency and will
- Short Shuttle: N/A route layers. Is likely limited to the slot due to size and have some issues preventing assertive CBs from pressing
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strength concerns; should find some immediate translation. back into the running lane.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.68 7.42 4.01 6.62 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Washington State's Gabe Marks exits the Cougar program as the PAC 12 leader in career receptions with 316.
Marks, a participant in the 2017 East/West Shrine Game, has done well to maximize his physical gifts and enters Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the league with a fair amount of polish. The question becomes what kind of ceiling can be expected from a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
physically limited athlete that lacks size, contested catch ability and burst? Marks projects well into a role in the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
slot, where his consistent route running acumen and ability to sell false stems to produce throwing windows in the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
middle of the field will optimize his skill set. Marks is a fearless receiver working through the middle of the field; Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
a trait that will add to his chances of finding a consistent home on a 53 man roster. Marks should not be
considered as anything other than a supplemental piece to a receiving corp due to his athletic profile.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
A m b a E t t a - Ta w o , W i d e R e c e i v e r #7
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Syracuse University Orange

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Clemson, Florida State

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: South Florida (2016), Connecticut (2016), Louisville (2016), Notre Dame (2016)
- Measured Height: 6012 Route Running: Rounds off some corners at the top of Vertical Receiving: Lack of long speed prevents
routes, needs to develop more crispness in feet to allow for consistent separation as a vertical receiver. Does well
- Measured Weight: 198 sharper breaks. Plays physical on route stems and is not tracking the football to challenge throws when targeted
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" easily rerouted at the LOS. Has a knack for vertical deep. Has good length to get hands on ball in contested
separation thanks to physical play. situations.
Hands: Appears to fight the football at times. Can get eaten COD Skills: Lacks notable wiggle. Is more of a straight line
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 up on low targets. Will have to double catch some throws mover and plays with power; is not going to create a ton of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 put sharply on the facemask. Capable of catching the ball yardage on own if boxed up by pursuit. Route breaks are
away from frame but is not consistent when harassed or inconsistent and limited twitch appears to be a factor in this
- 10 Yard Split: 1.62 disrupted. regard.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has potential to be much more Speed: Has functional build up speed. Lacks twitch off the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 effective yet will get too easily disrupted through the hands. line and does not quickly eat up coverage cushion. Has long
Needs to do a better job of working back to the Quarterback strides and is capable of opening up to eat turf after about
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A on come back patterns to boxout. Size and length are 10 yards and can close and get over top of defenders at said
present to close out PBU windows for DBs. point.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is not a sharp cutter and lacks initial Competitive Toughness: Needs to stay engaged after poor
acceleration. Does have good size, balance and physical throws to help tackle defenders after turnovers. On stems
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'06" strength in the open field to pose a challenge to defensive and in blocking situations brings a good, hard nosed ap-
backs trying to bring down one on one. Open field vision is proach to the position.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” good to maximize open space.
Football Intelligence: Has good ball tracking skills but Block Ability: Physically capable next level blocker for the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A needs to work back to the line more often to eliminate boundary. Has mentality and strength to harass
contested catches. Good feel for finding space to maximize defensive backs and can hold own against second level
- Short Shuttle: N/A run after catch opportunities. Will set up defensive backs on defenders as needed.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A deeper targets with release speed.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.56 4.84 5.92 6.55 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Maryland graduate transfer Amba Etta-Tawo had a very strong Redshirt Senior campaign with the Orange,
turning into a big time receiver at a Power 5 school. The production Etta-Tawo put up his final season (76% of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
career receptions and 77% of career yardage) appears to be more of a byproduct of high end options on the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Syracuse offense than Etta-Tawo's physical abilities and technique. Etta-Tawo is not a notable athlete, he's long Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and thick but lacks twitch: he requires a good amount of space to work up to full speed. Furthermore, he's a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
handful thanks to his size but he lacks suddenness in short areas to be able to shake would be tacklers. In spite of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
a lack of notable long speed, Etta-Tawo was effective as a vertical receiver thanks to his physical strength when
working hip to hip and ball tracking. He needs to improve technique to stand out at the NFL level, however.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Noah Brown, Wide Receiver #80

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Sophomore, Ohio State University Buckeyes

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Broken Leg)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Clemson

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Route Running: Is at best when aligned inside the Vertical Receiving: Does not have high end explosiveness
numbers and given space to bow on contested throws or or vertical speed to press and separate against defensive
- Measured Weight: 222 vertical routes. Has a fair amount of hip sink and ability to backs one on one down the field. Shows a strong knack for
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" decelerate as a means of working back to the LOS and bowing body late and adjusting to the trajectory of the
uncovering for targets. football to receive cleanly over the shoulder.
Hands: Has had some issues with concentration drops; can COD Skills: Redirection is best illustrated on sharp
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A get too eager to flip the eyes up the field and fail to finish comeback patterns working into the LOS. Guilty of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 receptions at the catch point. Has made some splash plays rounding off some route stems on steep lateral breaks and
with hands but consistency is not a strength to cleanly catch not carrying sharpness or speed through top of stems.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the football.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has hand strength to squeeze Speed: Long speed is good but not great. Knows how to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 ball when able to see in to the hands. Does well to elevate slow play routes on long developing passes but pure straight
on underthrown passes in an effort to pluck the ball off the line speed isn't especially notable on the field. Has
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A top of helmet of defender. Can win in tight spaces with smoothness to routes but not especially sudden.
jump ball ability.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Possesses a good size profile and will be Competitive Toughness: Big and physical body does well
difficult to bring down one on one in space. Has a fair working off of press coverage at the LOS. Can at times get
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" amount of initial acceleration to build momentum and tangled with defenders at top of route stems but does have a
overall strength can be problematic for smaller receivers. Is good frequency of getting defensive penalties called when
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” not especially creative to make YAC on own. contact occurs.
Football Intelligence: Is coming from a low volume Block Ability: Is a tremendously physical blocker. Crack
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A passing offense down the field. Has shown good back ability is strong and has collected an impressive body
competency in route stems asked to run, but overall count on the second level. Can walk CBs out of the club in
- Short Shuttle: N/A versatility of receiving impact is still a work in progress. one on one reps in the boundary. Possesses strong hands and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Excellent awareness of angles working off the LOS. active feet.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
4.98 4.62 5.63 6.70 2015 broken leg (missed
entire season) (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State Wide Receiver Noah Brown presents an intriguing skillset to the NFL level. Brown has appealing size
for a boundary role at the next level; however as is he is far too inconsistent and irregular with his on the field Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
product to warrant early consideration. Brown has gathered a reputation for some spectacular catches; his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
concentration and hand/eye coordination are indeed very strong. Yet the basics of playing around contact, using Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his size to create space and seeing the ball into his hands when he's granted space all fail to be consistent and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
regular in his game experience. Brown is more of a developmental prospect after starting with the Buckeyes as a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
supplementary role player in the receiving game; he has not been exposed to the reps needed to provide live
action experience and help him to grow. A viable investment on Day 3 of the Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2 0 1 7 Ti g h t E n d R a n k i n g s
RANK RANK SCORE
1 23 TE OJ Howard Alabama 7.91

2 28 TE David Njoku Miami (FL) 7.87
3 34 TE Evan Engram Mississippi 7.81
4 68 TE Jake Butt Michigan 7.51
5 89 TE Jonnu Smith Florida International 7.37
6 111 TE Gerald Everett South Alabama 7.24
7 123 TE Pharaoh Brown Oregon 7.20
8 139 TE Eric Saubert Drake 7.10
9 148 TE Adam Shaheen Ashland 7.08
10 156 TE Cole Hikutini Louisville 7.04
11 163 TE Jordan Leggett Clemson 6.98
12 203 TE Michael Roberts Jr. Toledo 6.73
13 214 TE George Kittle Iowa 6.68
14 218 TE Scott Orndoff Pittsburgh 6.67
15 241 TE Josiah Price Michigan State 6.55
16 270 TE Sam Rogers Virginia Tech 6.32
17 271 TE Jeremy Sprinkle Arkansas 6.31
18 291 TE Blake Jarwin Oklahoma State 6.02
Tight End Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Route Running: Does the TE display the ability to run a versatile amount of patterns? Power at POA: Is the TE capable of generating movement as a blocker? Can he be
Does he create separation with breaks? Does he properly angle stem to set up defenders? relied on to win blocks in short yardage scenarios? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Hands: How natural is the TE at receiving the ball? Does he display strong hands to win Competitive Toughness: What kind of physicality does the TE display? Does he fight
catch point? Does he catch the ball away from his body? Capable of tough catches? for extra yardage? Play through pain? Is he competent blocking box defenders? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Versatility: Is this a three down player? How many different areas of the formation Flexibility: How well does the TE bend at the knees/hips to sink center of gravity and
can this TE contribute? Is he effective in numerous areas of the field? create sudden cuts? Can he contort his body through waist to make plays on the ball? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Contested Catch Ability: How effective is the receiver in finishing catches with Balance: How well does the TE stay on his feet? Does he keep his base underneath him
defenders at the catch point? Does the receiver effectively use his frame? as a blocker? Can he shift off his center of gravity and still produce after the catch?
RAC Ability: What does the TE do with the ball in his hands? Can he generate missed Football Intelligence: Does the TE have an overall high football IQ? Does he Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
tackles and create extra yardage? Does he have open field “wiggle” or power? properly display ability to sit down in zones or bow routes? Have blitz awareness?
O . J . H o w a r d , Ti g h t E n d #88
Date of Birth: 11/19/1994 Senior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Mississippi (2015), Clemson (2015), Southern California (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Auburn (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6055 Route Running: Acceleration off of the LOS is sudden. Power at POA: Functional strength and anchor ability are
Does very well with carrying speed through breaks. Highly strong. Does well to sustain forward push on account of
- Measured Weight: 249 fluid and quick at the top of routes. Active working both strong mobility through the base and mirroring defenders.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" vertically in the middle of the field and into the shallow Capable of working defenders off of the LOS with pop in
flats releasing from across the set. hands and leg drive.
Hands: Has done well to improve issues with Competitive Toughness: A very tough, physical runner
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 concentration drops early in career. Sees the ball into hands after the catch. Ability to work from an inline position is
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 and is effective flipping the hands to greet the ball impressive; will hold ground against heavier defensive line
depending on the trajectory. Focus and wingspan are strong defenders from an inline position. Effort does not wane in
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and enable aggressive addressing of the football. spite of a lack of targets and priority in the offense.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Capable of fulfilling any role imaginable Flexibility: Has the freeness and mobility of a Wide
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 in an offense. Vertical receiving ability is present and a Receiver; looks to be highly pliable and capable of working
dynamic piece of skillset. Can play inline, flexed in the slot, with speed on steep angles. Does well to anchor with low
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 flanker, as a screen player, etc. Capable player in pass hip drop. Will carry speed up the field while looking back to
protection. the football.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Length, size and strength is Balance: Foot quickness and a strong sense of base
present and poses a significant issue for defensive backs in keep body upright constantly. Will shadow second level
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" the open field. Hands will occasionally double clutch the defenders and stalk block with consistency to keep
ball and open window for a PBU. Leaping ability is defenders out of a play. Will tilt and lean through speed
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” explosive and allows for high point effectiveness. breaks.
RAC Ability: Is not the most creative runner in the open Football Intelligence: A polished, well rounded player.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field but vision is strong to understand where to accelerate. Patient on the second level as a blocker. Takes great angles
Has the burst to pull away from defenders in the secondary to pick off defensive flow. Has understanding of how to
- Short Shuttle: N/A and has a good deal of strength to power through contact if manipulate coverages with route stems and producing
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders don't align the pads properly on contact. throwing window.

FILM SCORE
8.60 5.18 6.89 8.40 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama's O.J. Howard projects as a tremendous NFL Tight End in spite of a receiving career at Alabama that
could at best be described as marginally productive. Howard is a poster child for the dangers of "box score Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
scouting"; his physical abilities are tremendous and he features top notch acceleration, length, route running Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
acumen and run after catch ability. Howard was utilized with great frequency as an inline and second level Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
blocker with the Crimson Tide; his experiences there have left him highly polished and able to play immediately Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
at the NFL level. When running routes, Howard was frequently separated from LBs and SAF but not targeted, Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
whether it was in the flats or the deep middle portions of the field. Howard can add a whole new element to a
passing offense in need of a mismatch and should be regarded as an early starter with star potential at NFL level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a v i d N j o k u , Ti g h t E n d #86
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Sophomore, University of Miami (FL) Hurricanes

Game:
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Pittsburgh, West Virginia

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Appalachian State (2016), North Carolina (2016), West Virginia (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Took strong strides in 2016 to become Power at POA: Physically has the frame to add more for
more physical and assertive on route stems. Illustrates upside as a drive blocker. Does not show great leg drive or
- Measured Weight: 246 excellent burst and release off the line. Effective working consistency in getting hips lined up with defenders to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" from the slot. Capable of using body to bump defenders at generate push. Will press and get movement when washing
the top. Effortless in transitions and COD. down on favorable angles.
Hands: Is occasionally late flashing the hands and will have Competitive Toughness: Hustle and motor run hot. Will
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 the ball squirt away. Pluck ability when having good read transition into a defender on turnovers or a lead blocker
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 on the ball is excellent. Catch radius is massive. Guilty of on short throws. Scrappy as a blocker to mirror. Is a
letting some throws get into the chest when square to the devastating open field runner with physical power and an
- 10 Yard Split: N/A football. active free arm.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Upside as an inline player is present in the run Flexibility: Pliable player who moves cleanly and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 game. Will win effectively when tucked into the LOS or without limitation. Does well to turn and reach to extend for
when working as a flexed receiver. Capable of moving the ball as needed. Can tilt and lean well through the hips
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 around an offensive set but should be regarded primarily as and lower body as a means of carrying speed throughout
a receiving option. Can attack all levels of the field. turns and cuts.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Capable of fully overwhelming Balance: Will allow feet to close and narrow base when
defenders at the catch point. Will box out when defenders engaged with defenders at a blocker; spinning at POA as
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'01" hold overtop leverage and showcase excellent leaping result. Open field mobility and redirection skills are a great
ability and length to go up and attack the ball. Can win with showcase of natural athletic ability and skills playing with
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” either explosiveness or power. dynamic movements at any angle.
RAC Ability: Has a notable second gear, although long Football Intelligence: A budding star at the position.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A speed is only above average. Can break off long runs with Showed notable improvement in the subtle techniques of
speed. Bodies both linebackers and secondary players if route running and position throughout 2016. Continued
- Short Shuttle: N/A able to square shoulders and stave off contact with the free development, while not guaranteed, appears to be likely
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A arm. given how much game slowed down in 2016.

FILM SCORE
5.20 4.95 8.06 8.36 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Tight End David Njoku has the potential to be a true gamechanger for a team's passing offense at the next level.
Njoku, just a Redshirt Sophomore, has made tremendous strides in his game throughout his most recent season Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and has the physical upside and physical ability to be a transcendent player at the position. Njoku is a dangerous Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
combination of size/explosiveness and he's now shown he understands how to use that combination as a means of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
getting open. Njoku has begun to master the art of the subtle bump at the top of route stems, creating separation. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
He runs his whip routes like wide receivers as well; he's very smooth with transitioning weight and his movement Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
skills allow for sudden acceleration when working out of cuts. A dangerous red zone threat as well, Njoku has the
ability to impact the game on all levels of the field; he's a plug and play starter as a receiving Tight End.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
E v a n E n g r a m , Ti g h t E n d #17
Date of Birth: 09/04/1994 Senior, University of Mississippi Rebels

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas A&M (2015), Oklahoma State (2015), Alabama (2016), Florida (2016), Auburn (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 Route Running: Illustrates wonderful nuances to route Power at POA: Functional strength to uproot defenders is
stems when faced with collisioning defenders. Does well to not present. Does well to jar defenders with body and hands
- Measured Weight: 232 slow play release or feign a stalk block before breaking into and will work to hold ground but is not going to be a viable
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" open field. Has smooth transitions and breaks off of top of option as an inline blocker. Simply lacks the frame to be
routes. effective.
Hands: Has let a number of easy catches get away. Issues Competitive Toughness: Lack of functional strength can
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 appear to be easily fixed as taking eye off of the ball too detract from game both as a blocker and when square to the
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 soon in the open field is a poor habit. Actual hands are LOS and having defenders collision body. Stickiness in
strong and capable of tightly squeezing the football at the blocks in spite of lack of strength is impressive. Difficult to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A catch point. corral in jump ball scenarios.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Valuable move piece that has been worked all Flexibility: Has a very pliable frame; easily extends hands
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 around offensive sets. Capable of working from the to the far reaches of wingspan in effort to collect throws.
backfield or slot in order to be isolated on LBs or SAF in Does bend and coil from the hips well when asked to absorb
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 the open field. Capable as a pass protector thanks to good contact. Loose lower body creates sudden, smooth cuts in
angles and discipline to not overcommit. the open field.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Needs to stiffen body when back Balance: Does well to stay on feet when riding out blocks
is to the end zone as a receiver; will get jarred and working to stay in front of defenders. Will combine
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" violently and lose the football on reception opportunities. steps and cuts in the open field as a receiver effective and
Jump ball and high point situations are highly effective due sustain forward momentum. Transitions from receiver into
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” to explosive skill set, length and range of motion. ball carrier naturally when tasked with turning up field.
RAC Ability: Loose, fluid athlete with a strong second gear Football Intelligence: Versatile player used in a number of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to pull away from linebackers. Runs like a wide ways. Multi-use experience has not detracted from
receiver and has explosive potential when isolated against nuances of the game and ability to win reps with crafty
- Short Shuttle: N/A lesser athletes one on one. Shows good strength in the fakes and angles.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A secondary after the catch as well.

FILM SCORE
8.43 6.58 7.25 7.99 Missed final game of 2016 with

hamstring injury Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Mississippi Tight End Evan Engram fits the mold of today's preferred NFL weapons. He is not going to spend
much time working with a hand in the ground; as he lacks the functional strength and frame to lock horns with Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
defensive ends and outside linebackers and be able to reset the LOS. Engram's crafty route running and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
movement skills are much better suited to work from the backfield or from the slot, where when isolated against Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
LBs and SAF he is capable of winning with speed and length. Engram's overall abilities will make him a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
consistent player and an every down weapon on the NFL level. An asset in the vertical game and working in the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
red zone, Engram's hybrid blend of speed, length and polish should be coveted in the early portions of the draft.
Should not be considered as a scheme specific player but may require some creativity to maximize potential.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a k e B u t t , Ti g h t E n d #88

Game:
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin, Ohio State

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Utah (2015), Northwestern (2015), Florida (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6056 Route Running: Smooth route runner. Lacks the Power at POA: Does not have overwhelming amounts of
explosive tendencies of some colleagues but has power but does do well to pair hand punch, hip coil and leg
- Measured Weight: 246 consistency in release and ability to work through traffic to drive. Will win first contact when coming forward out of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" carry routes into desired area with timing. Does well with stance and is a capable inline drive blocker; even in short
breaks of all angles. yardage situations.
Hands: Has very reliable hands. Does well to pluck the ball Competitive Toughness: Physically effective player at the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and extend to greet the ball away from body to point of attack to wall off alleys. Does well after the catch to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 ensure minimal influence from defenders in the area. Sees fight for yardage; has strength to get after defensive backs
the ball into hands and has made a number of clutch and run through contact. Is not bothered by contact at catch
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receptions. point.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has a nice blend of blocking and receiving Flexibility: Is not the most fluid with routes and breaks but
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A skills; very well rounded. Fits the mold of a traditional has enough to cleanly pivot from the hips/waist to sell false
inline Tight End but has high end receiving ability in the red breaks and generate a window. Coils well into blocking
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 area of the field. Has been moved around the set to assist in attempts and shows good hip drop to anchor as a blocker.
pass protection as needed as well.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Is not bothered by bodies. Balance: Does well to sustain a balanced base of support
Does well to make himself available to the Quarterback by when engaged with defenders. Has strong balance at the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A squaring the shoulders and providing a target. Extends catch point to alter body to greet the ball and keep footing in
well to square out defenders. Has the frame to sustain an effort to turn up the field and challenge for additional
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” concentration and focus on impact. yardage.
RAC Ability: Smooth open field runner. Is not going to Football Intelligence: Highly experienced player that has
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A create many plays on own but if left in man coverage can shown an ability to maximize physical ability with
run away from LBs. Has strength to fight off weak contact. technique. Game moves slow enough to implement
- Short Shuttle: N/A Does not have exceptional wiggle but can break off a cut fundamentals with consistency. Does well to manipulate
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A against a bad pursuit angle with effectiveness. coverages to establish a larger throwing window.

FILM SCORE
6.98 December 2016

8.08 4.72 (Size only) 7.91 ACL tear
Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan's Jake Butt is a polished Tight End Prospect; he fits the mold of a three down inline player. While the
NFL may be trending away from pure inline players; Butt has the route running acumen, hands, block ability and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
skills at the point of attack are not simply novelty. Butt lacks the dynamic RAC ability of his contemporaries, yet Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
he's effective in the red zone thanks to his size, frame and ability to utilize both as a means of boxing out Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
defenders. Butt is a heady player who recognizes pressure situations and when urgency is needed in his target; he Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
can be relied upon to sit down in the middle of the field or square up to his Quarterback and provide a target for a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
throw. Butt looks to be a plug and play starter from day one, he has enough polish in all areas of the game to be
an instant upgrade for a team that is weak at the position.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o n n u S m i t h , Ti g h t E n d #87
Date of Birth: 08/22/1995 Senior, Florida International University Golden Panthers

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Central Florida, Louisiana Tech, Indiana
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Indiana, Maryland, Louisiana Tech

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisville (2014), Old Dominion (2015), Middle Tennessee State (2015), Maryland (2016), Indiana (2016)
- Measured Height: 6026 Route Running: Pleasantly smooth in space considering Power at POA: Moderate levels of strength as a blocker but
size. Does have a second gear and does well to identify and does not consistently generate push. Does have success on
- Measured Weight: 245 find open space on the second level in routes. Feet move the second level climbing and walling off linebackers as a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" cleanly and is well balanced carrying through route stems means of creating space.
and into breaks.
Hands: Big, strong hands and does well to catch the ball Competitive Toughness: Plays with consistent, reliable
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 away from body. Large catch radius is present as well and effort through all phases of the position. Is very sticky in
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 has no issues adjusting hands and arms to turn and greet the blocking situations to press the issue and harass defenders
ball depending on trajectory. Hands are strong to sustain even if not able to regularly uproot off of the LOS and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A catch through contact. generate push.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: An excellent athlete capable of fitting a Flexibility: Functional mobility is a plus. Is a well
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 number of roles as needed. Has been moved around and balanced player and has no issues playing with feet away
used as a move piece blocker, in line receiver and flexed out from underneath of hips. Torso mobility to peel back on
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 in the slot. Active in the red zone and even used in the blocks or turn to greet the football is also strong.
screen game as a receiver.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Possesses a large frame and Balance: Active in the feet as a blocker but lack of
poses a challenge for defensive backs trying to work movement can have a negative effect on balance. When able
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" through body to interrupt receptions. Strong hands and to sustain a wide base is well balanced and stays chest to
willingness to extend for the football are plus traits that chest with defenders. Carries route breaks smoothly and
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” allow for success here. efficiently.
RAC Ability: Has a notable second gear and is capable of Football Intelligence: Has a strong feel for angles as both a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A outrunning linebackers if isolated in the middle of the field blocker and running initial route stems. Open field vision
after the catch. Has looseness to body and wiggle to fake and feel as a ball carrier is adequate and is well versed in
- Short Shuttle: N/A breaks and force false steps from defenders. A big body; a number of roles. Mentally capable of handling a wide
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A difficult to wrap in the secondary. spectrum of responsibilities.

FILM SCORE
7.78 5.91 7.27 7.50 October 2016 Domestic

incident (victim) Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
FIU Tight End Jonnu Smith had an unfortunate end to his collegiate career; after 3.5 seasons with the Golden
Panthers Smith was the victim of an assault from his pregnant girlfriend. The third degree burns suffered from the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
boiling pot of water on his head ended his season prematurely but Smith still has a promising football future Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
ahead of him. Smith is a great blend of receiving skill, burst and explosiveness and size. An athletic flex player, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Smith has great balance and a notable second gear to accelerate and pull away from zone defenders prior to the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
throw or pursuit after the catch. Smith has a habit of quickly turning receptions up the field to maximize yardage Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
and is a notable weapon in the red zone thanks to his length, size and contested catch ability. Not a true inline
player, yet Smith would be an excellent addition to a team looking to add some receiving versatility.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Gerald Everett, Tight End #12

Date of Birth: 06/25/1994 (JUCO) Senior, University of South Alabama Jaguars

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Nebraska, San Diego State, North Carolina State
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Mississippi State, San Diego State, Arkansas State
Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: San Diego State (2015), NC State (2015), Mississippi State (2016), Arkansas State (2016), Troy (2016), Louisiana Lafayette (2016)
- Measured Height: 6026 Route Running: Shows an impressive crispness to route Power at POA: Is not going to offer any tangible value as
breaks in space. Will snap off stems with sharp head snap an inline blocker. Lacks the width in the base and the
- Measured Weight: 227 and foot drive. Closes cushion aggressively against off strength in the lower body to run the feet and wash out
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" coverage and will get defenders back on heels to establish a defenders along the LOS. Can be relied upon to cut and cut
cleaner break. off on backside to provide enough resistance.
Hands: Has shown to be a reliable hands catcher in spite of Competitive Toughness: Physically a nightmare to bring
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.59 a less than favorable measurement at the 2017 Senior Bowl. down in the open field. Very challenging for secondary
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 Will extend and pluck the ball; is comfortable extending for players to corral and shows good aggression with the ball in
the ball and playing in traffic. Strength at catch point is his hands. Functional strength in the box is limited and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A impressive. presents little upside.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Ability to play along the LOS is Flexibility: Movement skills for size is impressive. Fully
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 compromised by frame and functional strength but as a flex capable of hinging from the shoulders to greet the ball and
receiver in the slot or a move piece in the backfield can carry speed up the field. Feet are comfortable working away
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 wear a lot of hats. Movement skills to block from the slot or from hips to recollect balance after a late reaction or hard
cut on the back side. Route running and burst is strong. stop.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Uses body to advantage. Has the Balance: Working from a blocking position is too prone to
frame to box out in space and has an adequate amount of narrow the feet and lean into blocks, can get tossed or spin
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" length to prevent defenders from playing through hands and off of run fits as a result. Open field athleticism is
jar loose the football. impressive and shows enough recovery balance after
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” leaving feet to continue up field push.
RAC Ability: Shows a good acceleration after the catch to Football Intelligence: Is undisciplined and sloppy as a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pull away from defenders typically assigned to play in man blocker. If asked to play primarily in space will minimize
to man coverage. Has good cut ability and is light on feet to lack of polish thanks to clean routes and a good
- Short Shuttle: N/A feign cuts in space and force a false step before continuing understanding of how to find open space on route stems.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A up the field.

FILM SCORE
6.51 7.20 7.04 7.28 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
South Alabama Tight End Gerald Everett, originally a JUCO product who had transferred to UAB prior to the
dissolvement of the program in 2014; is an excellent move piece player with a skill set that should translate over Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to the NFL game favorably; provided whichever team lands him does not try to mold him into an inline blocker. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Everett has impressive movement skills; enough to mirror that of Mississippi's Evan Engram (at the same size). Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
While Everett may be a viable alternate in the receiving game, his lack of polish as a blocker is going to hurt his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
assessment because many teams will suggest he is not a three down player. As a result, Everett is poised to be a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
highly valuable Day 3 selection for a team that could use the versatility in the backfield and in between the hashes
as a receiver. Look for Everett to have a gradually larger impact on the game through his first few seasons.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
P h a r a o h B ro w n , Ti g h t E n d #85
Date of Birth: 05/05/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Oregon Ducks

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Leg Injury)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Washington, Southern California, Stanford

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Wyoming (2014), Utah (2014), Nebraska (2016), Southern California (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6055 Route Running: Prior to injury was a large body with Power at POA: Is not an uproot type of blocker but overall
strong release off the LOS. Utilized strength to power athleticism allows for a wide base and sustaining
- Measured Weight: 255 through contact well and establish separation. Looked to positioning on blocks. Will not be able to regularly move
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" regain some of prior movement skills later into Redshirt bodies at the LOS against NFL competition; is a bit light in
Senior season. the trunk.
Hands: Shows great hands. Has little issue with extending Competitive Toughness: Physical runner after the catch to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and receiving the football away from his body. Does well shrug off soft tackle attempts. Scrappy blocker. Would not
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 to alter hands to greet the ball based on current trajectory. tell him "no"; was supposed to never run again and
nearly lost leg after injury vs. Utah (2014) but was a starter
- 10 Yard Split: N/A all 9 games played in 2016.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Capable of offering reps from an inline Flexibility: Torso mobility is strong to open hips in routes
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 position or flexed from the slot. Has been moved around or reach to adjust to the football. Needs to continue to gain
offensive sets in the backfield prior to the snap. More of a trust in leg after injury.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 receiving option than a blocker but could be serviceable
against softer EDGE defenders.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Physical, long frame can be Balance: Has good recovery balance to mirror and stay
effective in getting between defenders and the football or against defenders. Will show ability to carry speed
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A guaranteeing that plays cannot be made through the body at throughout breaks in patterns without compromising frame.
the catch point. Physical nature on route stems prevents a Is back to running confident routes and playing at a faster
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” lot of contested reps. speed.
RAC Ability: Is a chore to bring down. Will pose Football Intelligence: Comes from a wide open spread
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A significant issues for smaller defensive backs as strong open offense yet showed some nice nuance in vertical route stems
field balance and an active free arm stave off contact from and open field vision. Immediate role is more likely as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A smaller players. Has a nice second gear to work down the niche receiving option.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field and into the open.

FILM SCORE
6.66 4.84 8.02 7.69

Fall 2015 Tore 2 knee ligaments and
stretched artery, nearly resulting in Tight End (+0.05)
leg amputation
Evaluation
Total
Oregon's Pharaoh Brown projected as a potential high draft selection after breaking out in 2013 and 2014. A
devastating knee injury nearly cost him not just his career but his leg below the knee; yet after over a year and a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
half of rehabilitation Brown returned to the starting lineup for the Ducks. Brown is a big body with pleasant Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
mobility, even as he's regaining trust in his leg and working to regain the explosiveness after the catch the he had Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
prior to the injury. If Brown's medicals come back clean, this could be a true dark horse prospect. His offensive Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
system is simplified compared to the NFL game but he has every down potential. An initial role as a receiving Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
TE and MOF player would suit him best as he acclimates to the more advanced NFL and continues to work back
to as close to 100% of skill prior to injury as possible.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
E r i c S a u b e r t , Ti g h t E n d #85
Date of Birth: 05/1994 Redshirt Senior, Drake University Bulldogs

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: South Dakota (2015), Dayton (2016), Butler (2016), 2017 East/West Shrine Game (2017)
- Measured Height: 6046 Route Running: Has strong awareness of where Power at POA: Can be somewhat passive when playing
defenders are leveraged and will hinge route stems from inline and trying to work into the boundary; needs to
- Measured Weight: 253 appropriately to get into body of defenders or to hinge into a play with a forward angle through the body to absorb
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" soft spot against zone. Is not especially fluid or quick at the potential contact and body blows. More effective in space
top of routes to win without a free hand extension. than working from an inline position.
Hands: Flashes of strong hand work are a function of Competitive Toughness: Is a bear on route stems and at
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.86 massive mitts to stab at the football. Will have some top of breaks. Will extend and create separation. Does well
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 concentration drops; appears to be a byproduct of shifting with contested situations to box out. Needs to deliver a
the eyes off the nose of the ball and trying to work up field greater pop through the hands when attempting to establish
- 10 Yard Split: N/A too quickly. the edge or find a firm run fit.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has shown comfort in playing flexed from the Flexibility: Illustrates a respectable level of hip mobility
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 slot. Will win against smaller defenders if flexed out in but does not illustrate dynamic range of motion in the lower
space or playing in the red zone as a high point receiver. Is half when hinging stems or breaking off routes. Impressive
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 going to continue to be a work in progress from an inline upper body mobility and range of motion to extend and
role. reach for the football.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Has large frame and great length. Balance: Does well to sustain forward push and not
Wingspan is massive and hands are big enough to gain large allow contact on the numbers to put off momentum in
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" amounts of surface on the football and prevent defenders space. Will spin and pivot off of blocks as a POA defender;
from playing through and breaking grasp on the football. needs to sustain a wider base and stay more active with the
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” Does well to judge ball trajectory in air. feet.
RAC Ability: Impressive balance to absorb contact. Is Football Intelligence: Has been accustomed to bullying
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A aggressive and violent with the free arm and will press off lower level competition. Shows promising nuance and
bodies at the catch point. Lacks high end acceleration skills complexity to reading defenses as a route runner and
- Short Shuttle: N/A or burst to pull away in the open field but has enough life in adjusting landmarks appropriately. Has a good ability to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A legs to punish if left unoccupied. track the football and high point appropriately.

FILM SCORE
7.89 6.98 7.00 7.01 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Drake Tight End Eric Saubert is an intriguing middle round option for a team looking to add size to their crop of
middle of the field receivers. Saubert will face a notable transition due to his time at Drake; yet there's promising Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
signs that he's a cerebral player and should be able to acclimate to the complexity of the NFL game. Saubert does Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
well to flatten his breaks or hinge his stems to avoid defensive leverage; providing an optimal throwing target for Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his Quarterback. When playing along the LOS, Saubert has issues with getting his hands, hips and feet in line. As Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
a result, his efforts as an inline player are irregular and too often Saubert is caught with soft hands and will get Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
collapsed into the backfield. In all, Saubert can provide quality looks in the red zone and be a reliable receiver
who knows how to use his size to his advantage. High upside for an early Day 3 investment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Adam Shaheen, Tight End #44

Date of Birth: 1994 Redshirt Junior, Ashland University Eagles

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Division II)
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Division II)

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Mercyhurst (2016), Wayne State (2016), Findlay (2016)
- Measured Height: 6064 Route Running: Impressive versatility for size; runs crisp Power at POA: Primary role is as a receiver yet shows the
straight line and narrow angle routes pressing up the field. frame to get excited about blocking upside. Powerful lower
- Measured Weight: 278 Does have a harder time with sharp breaks and steep chang- half that although maxed out carries frame well. Good leg
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" es in direction to do so with fluidity. drive and power to play through contact and gain a forward
push.
Hands: Is aggressive and assertive addressing the Competitive Toughness: Is a man amongst boys at the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.79 football. Does well to extend the hands and is an easy Division II level. Will bully defenders with free arm, size or
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 catcher of the ball away from body. Has soft hands to with a shoulder. Drags defenders on wrap up attempts and
transition from receiving the nose to tucking away, even will easily overwhelm defensive backs in the secondary
- 10 Yard Split: N/A against contact. after the catch.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has ability to develop into a three down player Flexibility: Is not especially or notably loose throughout the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 at the NFL level. Frame is present to be an in line factor. torso or hips. Must peel back the entire frame and square to
Releases clean out of a tight formation and has the ball to get elevation on errant throws. Catch radius can
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 been flexed wide and runs routes from the boundary with be compromised due to mobility throughout the
effectiveness if given a head of steam. shoulders to reach high.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Is a physically dominating Balance: Surprising level of balance; frame is well
presence at current level of competition. Overwhelms with proportioned and prevents top heavy hits from derailing
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" frame, power and confidence at the top of routes to win to progress. Does well to collect after the catch and requires
the spot and defeat defenders. Ability to translate to NFL wrapping up around the thighs to guarantee a takedown.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” level is an obvious question.
RAC Ability: Has workable NFL speed but is evident Football Intelligence: Is going to require a grace period in
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A that explosiveness is not as dynamic that level of order to translate skillset to a much higher level of
competition might suggest. Initial acceleration out of a still competition. Will not be able to win with the same approach
- Short Shuttle: N/A position is present but lacks the long speed to break big of overwhelming skill over opponents that competition at
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A gains. Balance and strength to run through arm tackles. Ashland has promoted.

FILM SCORE
7.11 7.20 7.33 6.94 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Ashland's Adam Shaheen surprised with his decision to declare early for the 2017 NFL Draft. Shaheen justified
the decision by stating: "I've been here four years; I've had two good seasons...I have an opportunity and the door Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
is open." Shaheen likely would do little to boost his stock higher than it is now; as two years of consecutive Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
strong film have put the NFL on notice. Shaheen will not have the glaring skill imbalance that he's enjoyed at the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Division II level but has baseline level Tight End skills that will give him a fair chance to translate in the long Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
term. Shaheen has done well to mold his body; he entered college at just 215 lbs and has built his frame with Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
over 60 lbs of muscle over that time. Teams should regard Shaheen as a high upside prospect with a long term
developmental curve to account for such a drastic change in scenery.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C o l e H i k u t i n i , Ti g h t E n d #18
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Louisville Cardinals

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Pittsburgh, Texas A&M
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Clemson (2016), Houston (2016), Kentucky (2016), Louisiana State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Shows nice crispness at the top of routes Power at POA: Is not an especially effective blocker; lacks
and an understanding of how to manipulate off coverage to strength in the lower half and struggles to square up
- Measured Weight: 247 produce a throwing crease. Can afford to be more physical defenders and roll hips through contact. More of a space
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" at the top of routes; more athletic defenders prove capable player and has yet to find success resetting the LOS on in
of sticking in hip pocket through cut. line opportunities.
Hands: Hands are soft and prove capable of cleanly Competitive Toughness: Has too many streaky stretches in
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A receiving the ball. Will extend and greet the ball away from stress and effort off the snap. Appears to know when he's
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 frame. Shows good softness to receive throws off the high in progression levels; will push notably hard off of the
numbers and is a reliable target in the middle of the field. LOS. Can be complacent as a blocker if run is designed to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Assertive addressing the ball; works back to receptions. work away from pre-snap alignment.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is not going to find success in the NFL as an Flexibility: Pliable athlete. Has looseness throughout the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A inline player. Does showcase good movement skills and can body and shows dynamic movement skills in the lower half
be flexed into the slot or work from an H-back position. Is a to produce smooth transitions and cuts. Capable of sharply
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 pure receiver, however; best reps in the run game come whipping the head around on hard breaks to locate the ball
from cuts on the second level. late in route.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Shows a likeable frame as a slot Balance: As a blocker in run fits will overcommit weight
style flex target. Leaner frame does allow for some jolts to forward; failing to sit back on feet. Lack of strength in the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A body but overall ability to aggressively reach for the ball lower half is a huge barrier and will limit success staying
compensates appropriately. sticky to blockers inside the box. Shows good balance when
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” pressing vertically up the field and manipulating stem.
RAC Ability: Has only a moderate second gear to Football Intelligence: Likeable ability to run routes against
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A accelerate and pull away from defenders after the catch. off man coverage. Will attack defenders on an island
Shows good balance and vision to make an initial defender before transitioning into breaks. Needs to be more aware of
- Short Shuttle: N/A miss before maximizing open space. Does not show high potential for plays to work back into vicinity and be more
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A end strength to mismatch against DBs. prepared to play an assisting role.

FILM SCORE
6.75
5.10 4.84 (Size only) 7.39 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisville Tight End Cole Hikutini will attract attention as a modern day NFL Tight End. Twenty years ago,
Hikutini would have fit the mold of a traditional possession receiver; however today's game allows him to utilize Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
his skillset workout out of the backfield or from the slot. Hikutini's best trait is his route running ability; while he Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
is not overly explosive or dynamic he shows a likable ability to cleanly and smoothly roll in and out of breaks. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
This allows for good separation against conservative defenders and the ability to break off against zone coverage. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Where Hikutini needs to improve, regardless of the facet of the game, is his functional strength. Currently Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Hikutini is too passive at the point of attack, at the top of contested route stems and after the catch. Hikutini
figures to be in play for Day 3 as a receiving target specialist for a team in need of depth at Tight End.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o r d a n L e g g e t t , Ti g h t E n d #16
Date of Birth: 01/11/1995 Senior, Clemson University Tigers

Game:
- Touchdowns/

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Oklahoma (2015), Alabama (2015), Louisville (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6054 Route Running: Is lacking in quickness at the top of route Power at POA: Is a sticky player in one on one
stems. Would like to see a greater focus on playing physical situations but doesn't have the overall push and pop to be
- Measured Weight: 258 to bump and extend as a means of establishing extra separa- relied upon consistently to set the edge. Hand placement is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" tion. If not impacted on routes can hit shallow breaks with deliberate and when working linear does well to establish a
good speed and head snap. grasp; yet power doesn't jolt opponents.
Hands: Some of the softest hands in the class. Ball sticks Competitive Toughness: Physically is not going to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A on contact consistently and regardless of status at catch overwhelm any POA defenders. Strong run fits on second
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 point. Catches the nose of the ball away from body with level defenders are a good showcase of motor, foot drive
ease and has the hand strength to palm when tucking away and persistence to sustain. Excellent focus in the MOF as a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A into the frame to secure and finish. receiver to provide a target in spite of traffic.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has been utilized in the backfield, as a flex Flexibility: Movement is a bit upright throughout the torso
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 receiver and from an inline position. Slot reps as a blocker and does not appear to have high amounts of lean or tilt.
require better angles and initial contact. In line will not Has to roll through breaks, taking out suddenness and speed
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 provide adequate push against Defensive Ends. More of a to rapidly break off. Will get caught with high pads trying to
move piece and flexed receiver. establish a run fit on the move.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Overall size, wingspan, Balance: When moving laterally will get in trouble due to a
concentration and hands are plus traits that allow for lack of fluidity, a high center of gravity and poor foot
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" positive receptions and targets in tightly contested areas. quickness to mirror and shadow. Will end some reps with
Will be an asset in the red area thanks to skill with lost footing trying to work across the face of defenders; too
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” defenders draped on frame. often beat to spot and not able to recover while contacted.
RAC Ability: Does not have a notable second gear and Football Intelligence: Is going to require more polish on
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is not capable of breaking off chunk gains unless left angles when working laterally. Does find soft spots in zone
unaccounted for in the underneath areas. Has had some big defense and will identify pressure reps and break head
- Short Shuttle: N/A RAC as a beneficiary of high volume of zone read action in around to look for the ball if replacing the blitz. Plays to the
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the backfield to suck up LBs. sticks to keep offense on schedule.

FILM SCORE
9.00 5.34 6.74 7.05 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson Tight End Jordan Leggett projects as a niche TE at the next level most favorably. Leggett lacks the leg
drive, mirror ability and pop in the hands to be a consistent inline blocker; and when asked to flow laterally and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
work across sets or out in space and hit moving targets he will too frequently get caught out of position and allow Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
defenders to cross his face. As a receiver, Leggett is an intelligent player to know when to be ready for hot throws Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and provides his Quarterback with excellent hands to receive throws. Yet a lot of the extra yardage Leggett has Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
created has been on account of backfield action sucking up LBs and Leggett does not present a notably twitched Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
up athletic profile to suggest there is much room for growth. As a red zone target and a potential H-back working
from the offensive backfield, Leggett can provide fair value for a NFL franchise; early Day 3 investment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Michael Roberts, Tight End #80

Date of Birth: 05/07/1994 Senior, University of Toledo Rockets

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Arkansas, Western Michigan, Temple
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Brigham Young, Western Michigan, Appalachian St.

Game:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Arkansas (2015), Temple (2015), Brigham Young (2016), Northern Illinois (2016), Western Michigan (2016), Appalachian State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6041 Route Running: Does not move with a great deal of Power at POA: Capable of generating forward push with
suddenness in routes. Guilty of popping up out of route consistency. Does well to absorb contact and restart the feet
- Measured Weight: 259 release and robbing of forward burst. Does well to utilize to uproot and create creases along the LOS. Does well to tie
- Measured Hand Diameter: 11.58" size to body defenders and create a void to separate and the hands and feet together to play with functional power at
come open for the catch. all times.
Hands: Massive hands are impressive when receiving the Competitive Toughness: Traditional style Tight End. Plays
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.01 football. Does well to open and squeeze the ball with a firm very physical both as a receiver and a blocker; effective to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 grasp. Shows very well to pin the ball and not allow contact not allow other bodies to negatively influence leverage and
to slip hands out of a favorable reception point. positioning. Capable of playing effectively in line and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A staying on target for route releases through contact.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is not going to be a dynamic field receiver of Flexibility: Shows a very likable hip and pad level in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 30.0" make splash plays in the passing game. Has the ability to running game once established into run fits. Would like to
positively influence in short yardage and as a red area target see more focus to coming forward out of stance. Does show
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 with high point throws. Capable three down player, simply some tightness when trying to play with speed laterally or
limited in receiving upside. redirect frame.
- Vertical Jump: 9'02"
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Big, strong body that has length, Balance: Very likable with ability to move the feet in
height and hand size to box out. Rarely knocked off base blocking fits. Works hips around with good step frequency
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A both at initial catch point and immediately afterwards; and wide base. Strength at the catch point is evident but
strong enough to shrug off bodies. Impressive red zone re-routed releases can get knocked off course due to high
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” threat with high catch radius. pads initially.
RAC Ability: Does not showcase the twitch or short area Football Intelligence: Shows impressive polish as a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A agility to consistently break angles or slip past closing blocker. Effective utilizing hands and a good base/leg
tacklers at the catch point. Does well to turn to diminish drive to win. Initial angles releasing out of stance or
- Short Shuttle: surface area and shrug off contact to sustain balance and working across the formation are strong; wins with initial
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A buy a few extra yards. movements and first contact.

FILM SCORE
4.67 5.01 4.97 7.43 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Toledo Tight End Michael Roberts has parlayed strong All Star performances into some notable Draft buzz.
Roberts has impressed with his ball skills after being utilized as primarily a blocker for Kareem Hunt over the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
course of his career with the Rockets. Roberts was able to break out in 2016 with a highly productive senior Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
season and his performances in the Draft circuit have proven that to be no fluke. While Roberts has only limited Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
upside with his ability to make splash plays in the passing game, he is a reliable target capable of winning at the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
catch point and being a red zone target to win in tight areas. Roberts' blocking skills are notable as well and he has Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the ability to be a valuable three down Tight End for a NFL franchise. Roberts' bet fit would likely be as a
blocking piece for a power oriented running game and use his receiving skill in a high volume of play action sets.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
George Kittle, Tight End #46


Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Northwestern, Michigan State, Stanford
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State, Florida

Game:

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2015), North Dakota State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6036 Route Running: Effective releasing off of the LOS and Power at POA: Will overwhelm defenders when able to
getting around contact when releasing from inline position. catch on a poor base but hand strikes are inconsistent to
- Measured Weight: 247 Does not inspire with quickness at the top of route stems but win at first contact. Requires some favorable first impact
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" does well to alter speeds and accelerate when attacking up to transition and roll hips through contact to generate
the seam. movement.
Hands: Sees the ball into hands with consistency and is a Competitive Toughness: Plays with relentless motor
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 reliable hands catcher when tasked with receiving in traffic through the whistle. Has good leg drive and active blocking
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 or the middle of the field. Possesses a desirable catch radius efforts to make an impact along the LOS. Functional
and is capable of peeling back across frame to challenge strength is only above average and lacks high end push to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A errant throws. regularly collapse.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Traditional inline style blocker; latest in Flexibility: Movement skills in space and mobility from
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 lineage to come from Hawkeyes program. Has the linear inline position are favorable. Does well to play with a
athleticism to be asked to win up the seam and be effective fluid base and does not concede positioning thanks to hip
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 getting between linebackers and the safeties on the back mobility. Has clean hinge through the torso to turn and greet
ends. the ball.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Shows good wingspan and Balance: Ends plays on the ground; particularly when
concentration to see the ball in but is not overwhelmingly attempting to wash out defenders on angular blocks. Will
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" strong or effective at the top of routes to cleanly box out fail to keep the feet controlled and gets rolled up; losing
defenders. Can get jolted or let defenders play through footing.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” frame.
RAC Ability: Has enough straight line juice to sustain Football Intelligence: Traditional inline style player; has
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A separation in the secondary against LBs after the catch. Has ample experience playing with hand in the dirt. Shows some
good strength but not much creativity with the ball in hands; nice nuance at the LOS to push/pull or delay release on play
- Short Shuttle: N/A fails to generate missed tackles unless able to put a shoulder action passes. Shows clean footwork and ability to diminish
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down and churn out extra yardage. surface area and play through a punch.

FILM SCORE
4.98 2.82 8.26 6.94 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Iowa's George Kittle stunned at the NFL Combine by registering a 40 yard dash that was comparable to Alabama
Tight End O.J. Howard. Kittle lacks the dynamic receiving skillset of Howard; instead he is a traditional inline Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
style blocker with good mirror skills and the ability to be an effective space blocker or assist player in pass Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
protection. Kittle has strong footwork at the LOS and is consistent in working into favorable positioning with his Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
blocks. There are times when a lack of functional power results in him losing his footing; however by and large Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
this is a reliable blocker. Kittle's upside as a receiver is tempered but he's capable of being more of an impact Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
player than what was seen at the Iowa program. Kittle should be valued as a quality TE2 option on Day 3 of the
Draft and poses a fair amount of development upside if he can apply his movement skills into his routes.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S c o t t O r n d o f f , Ti g h t E n d #83

Game:
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Virginia Tech, Clemson

Game:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), North Carolina (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Clemson (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 6046 Route Running: Appears to be limited at the top of routes Power at POA: Reliable in line blocker with effective
due to a lack of short area quickness to break off and ability to punch and reset the LOS. Does well to establish
- Measured Weight: 254 separate. Adjusts stems vs. zone coverage and has field control after first punch and sustains a wide base to mirror
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" vision to sit down in zones. Willing to bump off and hand and stay square on defenders. Is not an overwhelming drive
check defenders running in phase to earn some space. blocker but reliable and sticky.
Hands: Had a few concentration drops, appeared to take Competitive Toughness: Shows an admirable skillset
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 eyes off the ball and eye defenders in vicinity. Hand size is working as a blocker; difficult to collapse against leaner
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 strong and does have the ability to squeeze the football and defensive players. Works hard to cross face on blocks and
sustain through contact. Does well to extend and greet the stays active and engaged in the play. Runs hard in attempt
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball away from body. to maximize RAC.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is a traditional inline style player. Was Flexibility: Is notably tight in hips/torso at the top of route
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 afforded reps at Pitt as a flex player but lacks the release or stems, lacks confidence in lower body to plant, drive and
explosiveness off the LOS to work nickel defenders. Can be cut off of foot away from hips. Runs a bit upright and needs
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 used and relied upon in the run game, as a red zone target or space to pivot and hinge into breaks. Base and COG in
a safety blanket on key down/distances. blocking postures are strong.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Allowed flashing hands or Balance: Patience and strong feet as a blocker pay
bodies at the catch point to influence ability to finish dividends; rarely caught off balance and regularly plays
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" catches in a number of games. Big, strong body and with control. Upright running does influence ability to stay
likable size to play overtop of defenders and challenge the on feet after contact; will not earn a lot of extra yardage by
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” football. pinballing off bodies.
RAC Ability: Has a subtle, pleasant second gear to break Football Intelligence: Intelligence is highlighted by
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A out into the open if beating pressure as a leaking receiver up consistency in knowing when to look back and locate the
the MOF. Has strength to put head down and drive for a key football. Knows when QB's time to throw is pinched with
- Short Shuttle: N/A yard and convert on down/distances. pressure. Knows way around the sticks as a receiver. Takes
good angles to maximize RAC and cut off blockers.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
5.61 4.84 5.59 7.16 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh's Scott Orndoff developed nicely in his final season with the Panthers program into a reliable target for
budding QB prospect Nate Peterman. The two showed very nice chemistry and timing together; something that is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a nice supplement to his physical skill set. As a receiver, Orndoff is not going to move the needle in comparison Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to the athletes in this class. He is lacking in short area agility and explosive straight line speed to be a dangerous Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
receiver; yet he has good spatial awareness and the ability to beat zone coverage consistently. A reliable inline Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
blocker, Orndoff projects favorably as a team's TE2; where he can influence the game as a red zone target and be Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
relied upon in game situations to be an effective pass or run blocker. Offenses that do not prioritize Tight End
targets may get away with valuing him as a potential starter but his ceiling is only moderate.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o s i a h P r i c e , Ti g h t E n d #82
Date of Birth: 07/19/1993 Redshirt Senior, Michigan State University Spartans

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Ohio State, Iowa, Alabama
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio State

Game:

MSU Pro Day Games watched: Ohio State (2014), Baylor (2014), Oregon (2015), Indiana (2015), Alabama (2015), Notre Dame (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Does well to alter stems to manipulate off Power at POA: Has nice push and leg drive to enable
defenders and create a window to cross face. Does not resetting the LOS when drive blocking. Effective washing
- Measured Weight: 246 showcase a great amount of mobility or burst at the top of down defensive ends and helping to wall off. Capable
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A routes to separate and win vs. man to man coverage. Will second level blocker and works well with double teams to
not stretch the field with vertical throws. get hip to hip before transitioning to control either defender.
Hands: Has big, reliable hands. Is especially effective Competitive Toughness: Throwback TE prospect with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.83 when hassled at the catch point and is capable of great success working at the LOS. Difficult to bring down
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 squeezing the football. Will reach and extend; using size in unless chopping low below the thighs. Mixes up well with
the red area to attack the football aggressively and finish hand in the dirt and has the functional strength to do so at
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receptions. the NFL level.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Positive results as a receiver are typically in the Flexibility: Straight line player, particularly when in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A red area. Is not a RAC threat due to pedestrian physical open field running routes. Is not especially fluid to break
explosiveness. Traditional inline position is most favorable steeply with suddenness. Plays balanced and with low hips
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 for success in a block heavy role; would not recommend as a blocker.
utilizing as a move piece.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Perhaps best trait. Is a Balance: Plays upright as a receiver and can get
consistent and reliable red area receiver due to size and play knocked off course when collisioned up high on the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A style. Likes to extend and attack the ball and is reliable shoulders. Does a nice job in pass protection to stay square
when shielding defenders off of the ball. Will box out with feet and not chase or overcommit. Shows a good center
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” defenders and then adjust appropriately to receive the ball. of gravity when established in run fits.
RAC Ability: Shows very little in the way of creativity or Football Intelligence: Highly experienced player. Shows
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ability to establish extra yards after receptions. Lacks burst discipline in pass protection and running game. Takes nice
or acceleration and has poor wiggle to shake potential angles, illustrating an understanding of physical limitations
- Short Shuttle: N/A tacklers. Is easily cut down in the open field by faster and what plays are in range to challenge.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A closing defenders.

FILM SCORE
7.15 3.89 5.83 6.98 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan State Tight End Josiah Price has the profile of a TE2 in today's NFL. Price is going to offer minimal
full field receiving prospects; yet has the blocking acumen and red zone ability to be a player in heavy personnel Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
groupings. Price uses his big body well and can be a short area receiver; he's heady and capable as a delay blocker Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
before peeling off into the flat and providing a short target. Price has had a great deal of success as a size receiver Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
in the red area; he's tallied 20 of 21 career touchdowns inside the opponent's 20 yard line. Price uses his frame Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
effectively to sustain positioning and reach to extend for the football. Price's upside is negligible, he is not a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
strong open field athlete and shouldn't be relied upon on a full time basis. But as a rotational player, Price can
provide positive reps on a week to week basis and hold a roster spot on a long term basis.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Sam Rogers, Tight End/Fullback #45

Date of Birth: 04/12/1995 Senior, Virginia Tech Hokies

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Ohio State, Pittsburgh, North Carolina
- Touchdowns/
- Career - Career - Winning - Receptions/Game: 2.00 - Yardage/Game: 34.7 0.33[]l.;
2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Pittsburgh, Clemson

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Ohio State (2015), North Carolina (2016), Tennessee (2016), Clemson (2016), Virginia (2016), Boston College (2016)
- Measured Height: 5102 Route Running: Has been utilized primarily as a FB but Power at POA: Showcases a good amount of pop in the
has experience being flexed into slot. Highly effective with hands but ability to squeeze and control blocks at the POA
- Measured Weight: 231 delayed routes and whip routes. Short area receiver; works can be compromised due to lack of length. Is undersized for
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" flats and space as a check down. Shows well gaining ground an inline role but as a move piece player is capable of
on lateral routes to work up field. working across sets and creating a crease on contact.
Hands: Shows strong hands and excellent ability to track Competitive Toughness: Fiery competitor; was
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.93 the nose of the football to finish catches. Has good hand eye originally a walk on before becoming one of leaders of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 coordination and consistently flashes hands at the right time program for several years. Physically is capable of playing
to complete a catch. at the NFL level. Grinds out tough yardage as a runner.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Plays at full speed.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has been a true chess piece for the Hokies but Flexibility: Boxy build and ability to redirect is limited.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 NFL versatility will be more limited. Capable of being Low center of gravity assists in deceleration but overall
played off the ball as an H-back or working as a traditional lateral mobility and agility is limited. More of a straight line
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 fullback. Fully capable of being utilized as a short yardage player but does contort the lower half to slip past tacklers in
runner, a lead blocker or a short area receiver. the open field.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Lack of wingspan and Balance: Low COG and build offer a benefit here. Is
receiving reps down the field suggests there is limited consistently square to the LOS and carries frame well.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" upside as a more versatile receiver. Does not have the Squats low and will run feet through contact as a blocker.
wingspan to extend back for the ball and win with a Does well to not overextend as a runner, knows what
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” defender draped over the shoulder. physical limitations are.
RAC Ability: Shows toughness and vision in the open Football Intelligence: Highly intelligent player. Knows
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field. Does not have the long speed to break sizeable gains. where the needed line to gain is and works hard to churn to
Lacks ability to create in the short areas of the field but will it. Has some flashes of strong vision when given ball as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A maximize open space and opportunities to run through ball carrier to find creases if the POA is bottled up. Given
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A smaller defenders one on one. many roles at college level.

FILM SCORE
7.37 3.38 4.70 6.94 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Virginia Tech Fullback/H-back Sam Rogers is a tried and true football player, first and foremost. Rogers is a
squatty compact player that would have perfectly fit the mold as a fullback in the 1990s. However, Rogers does Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
show enough versatility to warrant a roster spot in today's NFL: he has good short yard running ability, he has the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
ability to be a short area receiver and he can block as a move piece working off of the LOS to seal the edge with a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
pin block or work out onto the second level. His versatility will extend to special teams as well, where Rogers can Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
be an consistent contributor on any and all units. Rogers figures to be in play for teams in the late portions of the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
2017 NFL Draft; his selection would be well warranted for the fact that he can do the job of two or potentially
three specialist players without his overall versatility.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jeremy Sprinkle, Tight End #83

Date of Birth: 08/10/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Arkansas Razorbacks

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Louisiana State, Mississippi
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Florida, Louisiana State

Game:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Mississippi State (2015), Alabama (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Florida (2016), Louisiana State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6046 Route Running: Is lethargic at the top of route stems. Fails Power at POA: Is effective in locking in hands and does
to show the burst or dynamic movement skills required to well to reset the LOS with a balanced base. Has the hand
- Measured Weight: 256 create separation against physical defenders. Capable of strength to win at the POA and functionally operates with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" leaning into breaks and bumping defenders off of hip the leg drive to control EDGE defenders.
against off coverage.
Hands: Hands are soft and do well to extend and greet the Competitive Toughness: Sticky along the POA. Will get
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.70 nose of the football when receiving in space. Hand size is walked back against tough assignments vs. power players
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 present and capable of throwing up a paw to corral a poorly along the LOS but wins in every phase of the game stem
placed football to maximize catch radius. Does well to from physicality. Shows a likable level of baseline strength
- 10 Yard Split: N/A adjust hands to trajectory and placement of the ball. in space and along the LOS.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is an inline prospect although has seen reps Flexibility: Appears rigid throughout the entire frame. Has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A working out of the backfield as a fullback. Can leak out into stiffness in the hips trying to run routes and carry speed
the flats and frequent number of wins as a receiver come as through breaks. Has high pad level in release off of the LOS
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 a delayed release player. Has success as a blocker and can and provide a target for defenders to interrupt. Capable of
be considered a viable short yardage blocker. desirable peel back ability as a blocker.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Length and hand strength are Balance: Balance along the LOS is strong. Shows good foot
excellent. Shows good extension to extend and receive the activity and the width throughout the base to stay square on
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" ball; not allowing defenders a chance to get into the body. defenders and mirror when tasked with being a blocker
Has not had a high frequency of contested targets; sees a lot along the POA. Has upright route running and when con-
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” of wide open targets due to scheme. tacted on route stems is guilty of getting uprooted.
RAC Ability: Shows desirable balance to contort legs and Football Intelligence: Pro style offensive weapon that
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A avoid swiping tackles down low. Lacks creativity and short shows understanding of winning as a blocker. Wins as a
area movement skills to create misses in tight areas; will not receiver do not come consistently against man to man
- Short Shuttle: N/A be able to run away from defenders with consistency at the coverage but is savvy with delayed releases and leaking out
next level. into space late.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
4.39 3.55 6.42 6.75 2016 suspended for bowl

game (shoplifting) Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Arkansas Tight End Jeremy Sprinkle projects favorably as a TE2 at the NFL level. Sprinkle is a strong blocker
and is disciplined along the POA. He's got the frame and functional strength to be effective working as a run Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
blocker on both the LOS and the second level. Where Sprinkle is going to need to develop is as a receiver; too Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
many of his wins and production comes from uncovered reps leaking out after delayed releases. Sprinkle will Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
need to continue to get better bumping defenders off of his hip and creating separation, as he does not have the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
movement skills to be able to run away from LBs or SAFs in the open field. Sprinkle should be approached as a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Day 3 value in the 2017 NFL Draft but for a team looking to add reliable blocking and an adequate replacement
level receiver; he would be a welcomed addition to the roster.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Blake Jarwin, Tight End #47

Date of Birth: 07/16/1994 Redshirt Senior, Oklahoma State University Cowboys

Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: West Virginia, Texas Christian, Mississippi
- Touchdowns/
2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Oklahoma, Colorado

Game:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Iowa State (2015), Mississippi (2015), West Virginia (2016), Texas (2016), Pittsburgh (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Route Running: Lethargic in route release. Is guilty of Power at POA: Offers minimal pop or push at the LOS due
rounding off the peak of routes and does not consistently to a lack of usage with the hands. Needs to develop a greater
- Measured Weight: 244 generate separation. Versatility of routes run is limited due awareness of throwing the hands with authority in order to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" to offense system; frequently used only as a shallow drag or offer a chance of controlling defenders at the first strike.
check down.
Hands: Hands are adequate. Does well to extend and greet Competitive Toughness: Plays without an inspiring level
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 the football on limited receptions. Has a soft pair of hands of physicality. Chip blocks do not offer much in way of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 to receive and shows good concentration to see the ball into rerouting defenders and fails to illustrate baseline levels of
the catch point. functional strength along the point of attack. Is passive on
- 10 Yard Split: N/A contact.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has been utilized in the backfield, flexed out Flexibility: Loose player throughout the hips and torso.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 wide and in line. Best role is flexed out as a receiver; does Capable of flipping the shoulders and hips back around to
not present the blocking acumen worth developing. Will not the Quarterback and locate the football smoothly. Feet are
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 be an asset between the tackles. comfortable playing away from the hips and carrying speed
through breaks.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Showed good concentration to Balance: Too easily knocked off of balance when
see the ball all the way in; in spite of contested sight lines squaring up blocks. Guilty of lunging at first strikes. Will
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" and visuals to the ball on flight in. Has enough of a frame lean into blocking fits in an effort to hold ground but will
and soft enough hands to sustain contact and finish get rolled back onto heels and concede space against many
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” receptions. defenders.
RAC Ability: Lacks notable acceleration skills or burst to Football Intelligence: Faces a steep transition to the NFL.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A break initial angles in pursuit after transitioning at the catch Comes from a spread system and lacks polish as both a
point. Lacks wiggle or creativity with ball in hands to force route runner and a receiver. Raw skill set worth noting as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A missed tackles. big bodied potential flex TE option but will require high
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A level of time and coaching.

FILM SCORE
6.70 3.10 7.33 6.04 None Tight End (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma State Tight End Blake Jarwin faces a difficult transition to the next level. Jarwin has a light, lean build
and looks the part visually but his functional athleticism leaves quite a bit to be desired. Jarwin lacks twitch or Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
suddenness in the open field; plus he's missing vital baseline levels of functional strength to suggest a role as a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
blocker is a feasible option at the next level. Jarwin has been utilized as a short area receiver at Oklahoma State; Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
yet his routes are soft and rounded and he is far too easily re-routed by contact when trying to release off of the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
LOS. Jarwin is a camp body with the potential to be regarded as a practice squad candidate if a team thinks they Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
can coax some dormant ability to be a flexed big slot player in the NFL. Jarwin is a longshot for a NFL Draft
investment and his future projection is a long term one.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 6 . 0 2 : P R I O R I T Y U D F A R O U N D VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2 0 1 7 O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e R a n k i n g s
RANK RANK SCORE
1 3 OT Cam Robinson Alabama 8.27
2 9 OT Ryan Ramczyk Wisconsin 8.11
3 41 OT Antonio Garcia Troy 7.77
4 53 OT Garett Bolles Utah 7.62
5 64 OT Chad Wheeler Southern California 7.53
6 70 OT Dion Dawkins Temple 7.49
7 102 OT Taylor Moton Western Michigan 7.29
8 104 OT David Sharpe Florida 7.28
9 112 OT Jonathan McLaughlin Virginia Tech 7.24
10 153 OT Sam Tevi Utah 7.05
11 157 OT Jermaine Eluemunor Texas A&M 7.02
12 181 OT Zach Banner Southern California 6.88
13 182 OT Erik Magnuson Michigan 6.86
14 223 OT Justin Senior Mississippi State 6.65
15 225 OT Adam Bisnowaty Pittsburgh 6.64
16 234 OT Julien Davenport Bucknell 6.58
T17 248 OT Dan Skipper Arkansas 6.49
T17 249 OT Roderick Johnson Florida State 6.49
19 250 OT Storm Norton Toledo 6.48
T20 255 OT Avery Gennesy Texas A&M 6.45
T20 256 OT Will Holden Vanderbilt 6.45
22 266 OT Conor McDermott UCLA 6.34
23 286 OT Victor Salako Oklahoma State 6.11
24 292 OT Jonah Pirsig Minnesota 6.01
Offensive Tackle Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Pass Sets: How well does the OT execute his kick slide? Is he smooth with his feet? Football Intelligence: Does the OT make appropriate reads after the snap? Adjust and
Does he get good depth with each step? Does he hinge properly off his post leg? take good angles for defenders? Break down in space? Pick up stunts and blitzing Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
defenders?
Length/Extension: Does the OT play with good reach? Is he able to re-route pass Functional Athleticism: How well does the OT get out onto the second level? Does he
rushers with his length and cut off the edge in pass protection? move well laterally along the LOS? Is he able to get in front of cut off blocks from tough Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
angles?
Balance: Can the OT stay on feet once engaged on a block and generating movement? Is Anchor Ability: How does the OT sit down and prevent the pocket from being
he easily thrown off his base? Can he maintain a power position while moving? collapsed? Does the OT have the necessary strength to absorb speed to power rushes? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Hand Technique: Does the OT show ability to land strikes within the defender’s chest Flexibility: Does the OT show the ability to maintain a low pad level with adequate
plate? Does he maintain his hand fit once engaged? Work to keep his placement? knee bend? Does he show good hip mobility rolling into run blocks?
Power at POA: Can the OT generate movement at the LOS? Does he consistently get Competitive Toughness: Can the OT physically stand up in the trenches? Does he Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
push against defensive linemen in the run game? Is his anchor strong in pass protection? finish blocks through the whistle? How heavy is his anchor in pass protection?
C a m R o b i n s o n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 7 4
Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Position Overall OL prospects are alternatively scored with duplicate of
Rank: 1 Rank: 3 Leadership Score.
2015 Top Competition: Not Available
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
- Career - Career - Winning
Statistics not available.
Starts: 41 Wins: 37 Percentage: 0.902
Yes 41
(Y/N): Played: Statistics not available.

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2015), Michigan State (2015), Tennessee (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Florida (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6060 Pass Sets: Functional skill set and length provide ample Football Intelligence: Needs to continue to focus on
opportunity for success. Does well to drive hard out of consistency in fundamentals. Is physically dominant when
- Measured Weight: 322 stance and gain ground on deep sets. Will get lazy with the feet, hands and angles are all tied together. Charged with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" feet and not sustain base with consistency; opening the gate an alarming number of penalties (13) in 2016; plus an
for rushers to press through. additional 11 in 2015.
Length/Extension: Has length and wingspan to ride out Functional Athleticism: Physical gifts to be a perennial All
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.15 pass rushers that would beat other OTs around the corner. -Pro caliber Offensive Tackle. Has mirror ability, short area
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 Ability to play at max extension has been a huge plus to acceleration, power, balance and functional strength to work
pass protection skills. Has range to protect long armed over defenders at the LOS and generate large creases in the
- 10 Yard Split: 1.78 interior or exterior counters. running game.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will get tripped up over own feet occasionally but Anchor Ability: Strong as an ox. Very difficult to get
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A overall movement skills are a sight to behold. Has the drop underneath of pads and bull rush. Thick lower half is filled
in the hips to sit low and sustain a balanced base of support with power and even on poor technique reps does not show
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 in pass pro. Ability to break down and peel back in the open weakness or inability to squat and absorb. Rarely caught
field allows for impact blocks in space. with a soft set.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are active and show well Flexibility: Natural mobility and flexibility throughout the
trying to work for an inside grip. Initial punch is loaded hips is a plus trait. Has little effort hinging and peeling out
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" with a ton of pop and ability to reset the LOS when playing into the boundary to make plays on the second level. Ability
assertive and crisp. Needs to carry hands higher in initial set to roll hips through contact is evident and can be
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” up, can get caught with hands shooting late. overwhelming.
Power at POA: Bully style blocker when afforded the Competitive Toughness: Has some flashes of
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A chance to attack and play forward off the snap. Hands will complacency on the back side of plays. Needs to dial in
jolt with violence and when bringing the feet through will efforts with consistency to set up consistently regardless of
- Short Shuttle: N/A whitewash opponents and carry far out of the play. Strength play direction or call. Shows great hustle when the ball is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is overwhelming. peeled back into vicinity.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.59 8.59 7.98 8.14
Summer 2016 faced two misdemeanors for
marijuana and firearm possession; plus a
felony for carrying a stolen firearm. (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama Offensive Tackle Cam Robinson, for all of his issues with some questionable off the field decision
making and technical inconsistencies, showcases the most desirable skillset of any offensive tackle in the 2017 Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
class. Robinson has an all-world combination of size, power and mobility; he's constantly flashing on the screen Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
as an impact blocker and a player capable of springing a big play with unnatural movement skills or hustle. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Robinson has the feet and length to be a franchise cornerstone; his ability to reach said ceiling is going to come Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
down to his maturity and whichever franchise selects him providing him with some structure to ensure he stays on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the straight and narrow. Robinson has the ability to be plugged into any offensive system and provided he keeps
his hand fits tighter and holds his water at the LOS, he can be an upgrade in both pass pro and the run game.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
R y a n R a m c z y k , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 6 5
Date of Birth: Not Available (JUCO) Redshirt Junior, University of Wisconsin Badgers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 14

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana State (2016), Michigan (2016), Ohio State (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6060 Pass Sets: Step frequency, angles out of stance and into Football Intelligence: Has shown an impressive level of
kick slide and pacing of depth are all tremendous. Shows mental aptitude for just one year starting as the FBS level.
- Measured Weight: 310 great control and deliberate placement to gain depth and Would like to see better initiative to gear down and finish
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" mirror pass rushers on the boundary; will frame QB with blocks on the second level, will fail to recognize alteration
back numbers with consistency. in pathway to target.
Length/Extension: Length is present and serviceable. Functional Athleticism: Is an A+ move piece in the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Overall movement skills are a greater factor in controlling blocking scheme. Effortless in ability to get out in front of
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 the boundary but hands fit firm and can stay sticky. Does plays into the boundary and also shows little issue in
well to sustain grip stretch and hand fit even after defender peeling back to pick off late showing rushers. Recovery
- 10 Yard Split: N/A has pressed in attempt to disengage. balance/ability to rebound to influence defenders is strong.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will get overzealous on open field opportunities Anchor Ability: Natural base is wide and allows for a low
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A and fail to square up LBs. Recovery ability after absorbing center of gravity. Does well to sustain bend throughout the
contact from a power rusher is strong to re-collect the feet torso and keep forward pitch to provide constant push back
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 and sit down to ensure a strong anchor. Moves cleanly as an against potential rushers after locking horns and
open field athlete. establishing a hand fit.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Shows some impressive hand Flexibility: Very loose through the hips. Highly notable
techniques (pulls, push/pull, turn, press, etc.) in an effort to after first rep hinging and opening to pull out in space.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A manipulate the point of attack and utilize defender's Torso and shoulders are free to move independently of one
momentum as a weapon. Strong effort in working to reset another. Shows little issue with lower half flexibility to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” the hands inside if initial punch doesn't land. sustain a base of support in block fits.
Power at POA: Plays like a bully. Lacks high end raw Competitive Toughness: Plays with a mean streak. Will go
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A power but punch with hands, consistent and methodical leg out of way to bury a defender who loses footing. Looks to
drive and leverage will produce high levels of push. lay big hits working from the blind side or when creeping
- Short Shuttle: N/A Capable of uprooting and taking defenders for a ride thanks out onto the second level and finding flow. Plays through
to clean mechanics rolling through contact. the whistle with consistency.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
7.43 Winter 2017 Offensive Tackle

6.16 6.16 (Size Only) 8.32 Hip surgery (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Wisconsin Left Tackle Ryan Ramczyk, in spite of just one season as a starter for the Badgers, looks to have the
cleanest transition from the college to NFL. Ramczyk is so methodical with his feet and blocking mechanics that Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
he will rarely lose a rep after first contact. There are times in which Ramczyk's movement skills are used against Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
him; he can be prone to overrunning blocks. Yet the physical size and athleticism combination is a treat to watch Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
in action. Ramczyk is capable of exploding off the line in drive blocks, pulling cleanly to get out in front of a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
stretch run or cleanly taking balanced strides to get back onto a pass set platform. There is some subtle nuance to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Ramczyk's game with his hand utilization as well, which suggests that this transition will be one that takes place
smoothly and provides Ramczyk the opportunity to start early on in his career.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
A n t o n i o G a r c i a , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 5 3
Date of Birth: 12/10/1993 Redshirt Senior, Troy University Trojans

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 43

Senior Bowl Games watched: Appalachian State (2015), Clemson (2016), Ohio (2016), South Alabama (2016), Arkansas State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6063 Pass Sets: Feet show an excellent efficiency and ability to Football Intelligence: Steady and reliable at passing off
gain depth out of stance. Has mirror skills to redirect and defenders to pick up stunts. Will stay in control in gap
- Measured Weight: 293 challenge without allowing a clean rush across face. situations to not chase after bodies. Has an understanding of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" Effective getting set up on both quick sets and deeper pass how to pursue on the second level. Utilizes leverage as a
sets. Shows patience out in space. blocker to turn out and seal defenders.
Length/Extension: Will shoot hands assertively and does Functional Athleticism: Mirror ability is immediately
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.16 well to time punches. Keeps hands and feet tied together to evident in watching pass sets. Ability to play out in space is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 show synchrony in both halves. Anatomically has baseline excellent and a viable weapon in the run game both working
length for offensive tackle at the next level. Will sustain an into the boundary or playing on the second level. Quick to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.81 inside grip as defenders attempt to stack and shed. get out of stance and win early on in reps.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Does need to work on anchor and ability to absorb Anchor Ability: Is notably light in the trunk and is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 contact; will get rolled back onto heels and concede space. evident against power rushers that additional anchor
Works with strong foot quickness to stay square and ability and strength is needed. Can get pushed back into
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 centered on the frame of blockers. Maneuvers point of the lap of the Quarterback against more dynamic rushers.
attack with effectiveness and control. Balance enables a late sink at times.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are highly effective after an Flexibility: Mobility throughout frame is excellent. Has the
initial blow to manipulate and turn out bodies. Knows how movement skills to hinge, greet rushers and pivot as needed
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" to use hands and establish space for running alleys. Has the in pass sets to redirect to attempt to push or wash out. Pad
ability to pop defenders cleanly and shows understanding to level is strong and ability to drop hips on collapse is present.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” shoot hands cleanly.
Power at POA: Is effective working forward or laterally Competitive Toughness: Will need to add some clean
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A thanks to strong movement skills and an effective punch. weight and strength to frame; can get put on skates against
Has the mobility to work into advantageous positions power rushers. Sticky blocker and tenacious with approach
- Short Shuttle: 4.94 working laterally in the ground game. Effective sealing as a blocker to continue to work for hand establishment and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down on blocks with a clean angle. control at the POA.

FILM SCORE
October 2013 Knee Offensive Tackle
8.12 8.12 6.66 7.74 cartilage tear; missed
final half of season (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Troy Offensive Tackle Antonio Garcia features the movement skills of a premiere NFL offensive tackle; he is
effortless in pass sets when needing to press for depth against speed rushers. Garcia is effective in the run game as Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a weapon blocker to cut off linebackers, turn out defensive ends and string out lateral runs to the boundary. Garcia Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
shows great polish and football IQ to manipulate the point of attack to create advantageous grips and position Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
along the LOS and provide his ball carrier with a lane to cut into. Garcia, a participant in the 2017 Reese's Senior Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Bowl, had an up and down week which was accentuated by how light in the frame he is and how much additional Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
lower body strength Garcia needs to add. If able to establish a more consistent anchor and ability to absorb
contact in pass protection Garcia can be a high caliber starting Left Tackle in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
G a r e t t B o l l e s , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #72
Date of Birth: 05/27/1992 (JUCO) Redshirt Junior, University of Utah Utes

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 13

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2016), Washington (2016), Southern California (2016), California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Pass Sets: Is very light footed; does well to gain depth and Football Intelligence: Takes strong angles on the second
protect the outside shoulder when tasked with facing speed level, allowing for picking off LBs and cutting in space.
- Measured Weight: 297 rushers. Quick set up out of stance, capable of getting Occasionally will pass off a defender too soon without
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" established feet and braced for contact quickly on short ensuring a seal inside. Limited experience at the top level
throw patterns. but a physically mature player.
Length/Extension: Length is utilized well to reach and Functional Athleticism: Is an excellent move player. Feet
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.96 extend for initial contact. Does well to play with extension are nimble and can quickly slip the second level or pop out
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 when trying to push pass rushers beyond the peak of the of stance to quick set. Appears natural when folding across
pocket. Has strength in hands to influence defenders in poor the offensive formation as a puller or releasing on screen
- 10 Yard Split: 1.71 leverage situations laterally. passes out onto the second level.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can at times plant the feet in the ground too Anchor Ability: Is a bit light in the trunk. Lean lower body
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A staunchly in an effort to hold ground; will end up leaning and at times will see pads jolt and concede space against
into contact and losing balance. Is very controlled moving speed to power players or heavy handed defenders.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 in space and when working through pass sets/kick slide to Recovery ability is good thanks to functional athleticism to
enable redirection. regain balance.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands can be slow to shoot at times; but Flexibility: Effortless mover. Does well to play with a
when firing cleanly will pop well. Hands show ability to balanced base and wide feet. Hips are loose for working out
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" pull and contort the torso of defenders with a good hand fit of stance; shows little in the way of physical limitations or
as a means of manipulating the point of attack and opening movement restrictions.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” up space.
Power at POA: Does not always run the feet or roll the Competitive Toughness: Likes to get after people. Will
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hips through contact, neutering potential power. Movement not let up until the whistle. Will go down with defender and
skills and quick hands do allow for bubbles to be created. bury if able to knock someone off their feet. Consistency
- Short Shuttle: 4.55 Skilled at using defender momentum as a weapon; will pull with functional strength is a work in progress but looks to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders off base if overcommitted. have necessary power to play in any scheme.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
4.67 4.67 7.74 7.85 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Utah's Garret Bolles is a one year Division I prospect; his decision to declare has likely been decided by his age
(25 during rookie season) and maturity. Bolles has very strong movement skills for the next level; he has the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
mirror ability anyone would want to see out of a Left Tackle tasked with defending the blind side. Bolles' strength Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
appears to be adequate as well, although due to some lapses in consistency with his hand punch and ability to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
initial first contact he does has issues with anchoring and resetting the LOS from time to time. Bolles' physical Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
upside has reached it's peak, but continued dedication to utilizing the hands with quickness and playing with Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
urgency to set the hands will allow his physical movement skills and overall scrappy play style to be much more
effective. Is a viable option to become a quality NFL Left Tackle in any offensive system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C h a d W h e e l e r, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #72
Date of Birth: 01/19/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Southern California Trojans

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 47

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2016), Stanford (2016), Washington (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6070 Pass Sets: Illustrates great footwork and step cadence; will Football Intelligence: Smart player in the trenches; is not
get out of stance and onto platform and calmly concede easily crossed up by false pressure or defenders
- Measured Weight: 306 depth to sustain boundary against perimeter rushers. Has dropping off of the LOS after the snap. Understanding of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" quick ability to transition and counter when faced with an how to frame the Quarterback with pads and protect the
interior slant thanks to foot quickness. edge is excellent.
Length/Extension: Punch is active with pop and does well Functional Athleticism: Has the movement skills of a high
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.43 to throw through bodies to get full extension and end NFL Left Tackle. Mirror skills and quickness getting
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 consistently put off charge of defenders. Comfortable with out in space to pick off flow are both high end. Does well to
establishing a grasp away from the body and mirroring with get out of stance and has no issues with quick or deep sets
- 10 Yard Split: 1.89 high end foot speed as defenders attempt to disengage. and rarely caught out of position.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Activity in the feet and width in the base allow for Anchor Ability: Will give up some space initially against
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 a bracketed block fit and closing in defenders. Has good more powerful pass rushers but has a cognitive ability to
understanding of when to let the feet narrow and when to know when to drop the hips and eat up rushes to prevent
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 concede push in favor of absorbing defenders and letting getting rolled back into the lap of the Quarterback.
backs cut of hip.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands can strike wide and outside the Flexibility: Easy, free mover. Hips hinge cleanly and is
numbers at times. Timing and quickness of punch is strong comfortable shading the post leg up the field to keep
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" and does well to get extension as a means of maximizing interior gaps closed. Clean, balanced stance and has no
pop. Will re-work if defenders attack wrist to find a clean mobility restrictions in the lower end to drive out of stance
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” placement on the torso. cleanly.
Power at POA: Is not an overwhelming drive blocker but Competitive Toughness: Plays with tenacity and through
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A has good mirror ability and the movement skills to ride out the whistle. Can't help but love the "annoying" play along
blocks and wait for defenders to work themselves off the LOS. Will not be outworked or out-leveraged by
- Short Shuttle: 5.01 balance. Constantly pressing the issue. Can have success in defensive players attempting to press off and work into the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a gap/power heavy scheme. open.

FILM SCORE
Durability concerns. Offensive Tackle
8.19 8.19 5.47 7.70 Domestic incident (resulted in
psychiatric assessment). (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Southern California Left Tackle Chad Wheeler possesses all the traits one would look for in a starting Left Tackle
at the NFL level. While Wheeler is not a particularly dynamic or explosive athlete; he's a very smooth mover and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
that fluidity wins many reps that a more rigid offensive tackle would lose. Wheeler has strong mirror skills in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
space and shows a good understanding of how to use his feet to stay balanced and shadow pass rushers while Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
protecting his interior gap. Wheeler will need to prove he can keep his weight up and also clean up his strike zone Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
on his initial punch and stun; yet there are strong flashes of power in the hands to suggest it is an achievable goal Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
working forward. Wheeler is also going to have to provide answers stemming from a domestic incident during his
time at USC; in which the police were called and took Wheeler for a psychiatric assessment. Starter ability.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D i o n D a w k i n s , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #66
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Temple University Owls

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx3 44

Senior Bowl Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Memphis (2016), South Florida (2016), Cincinnati (2016)
- Measured Height: 6037 Pass Sets: Natural foot quickness is lacking but feet are Football Intelligence: Can be guilty of playing
efficient getting out of stance and gaining depth in kick complacent in the pocket if not initially occupied. Angles
- Measured Weight: 317 slide. Does well to sustain a balanced base and greet pass working onto the second level on combo blocks are clean.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" rushers with the hips centered on the frame of opposition. Has had some lapses with holding water on long count.
Angles are strong. Well seasoned and experienced at Left Tackle.
Length/Extension: Has excellent benchmark length for an Functional Athleticism: Lateral mobility is adequate but
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.11 offensive tackle at the NFL level. Pairs actual length with has issues playing in space due to poor habits with foot
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 willingness and ability to play with hands fit on defenders activity at first contact. Capable climbing onto the second
away from body. Needs to be more assertive with hands to level and has the ability to sink and mirror in space to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.80 consistently strike first. envelope LBs.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will get in trouble due to feet stopping at first Anchor Ability: Can be guilty of a late anchor at times;
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 contact and leaning into some blocks. When unengaged is conceding too much space when absorbing bull rushes. Has
able to sustain a balanced base and play with length. Does the functional strength and thickness in the base to drop and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 well to sustain width of feet after initial contact and prevent hold ground.
spinning off of defenders.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands can be carried too wide and too Flexibility: Has a fairly reasonable amount of mobility
low in pass sets. Needs to be more self aware of working throughout frame. Build and body composition allow for
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" hands into a more favorable position to sustain after initial surprising amount of hip hinge to get out and work in space
contact. Will show firm hand grip strength to sustain control or on the second level. Has the length and torso mobility to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” from a distance. maximize wingspan.
Power at POA: If boxed in with a tight end or working Competitive Toughness: If able to uproot defenders
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A against an inside shade is very physically dominant, will will mercilessly play through the whistle. Drive block
reset the LOS and win at first punch. Laterally is neutered opportunities are met with great punch. Needs to pick up
- Short Shuttle: 4.78 of some power but hand grip strength promotes controlled the mobility in the feet to allow natural power to be more
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A blocks if first punch lands clean. functional and balance to be more consistent.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.46 8.46 7.22 7.27 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Temple Offensive Lineman Dion Dawkins is a polarizing prospect who will be a Guard on some boards and a
Tackle on others. Dawkins has the functional skill set to play Tackle, provided he cleans up his feet and generates Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
more consistency to be able to mirror and sustain his balance. Dawkins also shows the length that teams will Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
covet at the Tackle position with 34.63" arms. Yet the foot activity issues Dawkins illustrates will concern some Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
teams and prompt a kick inside to Guard, as Dawkins did at the 2017 Senior Bowl. Yet Dawkins' natural position Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
is on the boundary and a team would be well served to invest some time working on his feet prior to completely Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
giving up on him as a Tackle. Dawkins' other glaring flaw is his hand placement and punch is too wild at times;
he is going to need to carry the hands tighter to establish a punch and win on first contact more consistently.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta y l o r M o t o n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #72
Date of Birth: 08/18/1994 Redshirt Senior, Western Michigan University Broncos

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 52

Senior Bowl Games watched: Georgia Southern (2015), Central Michigan (2016), Kent State (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 6053 Pass Sets: Has shown functional level of range and Football Intelligence: Has been worked on both the inside
adequate mobility on the edge. Has poor habit of stopping and outside throughout career. Does well to use
- Measured Weight: 330 the feet on some boundary rushes. Featured in a high peripherals to see potential threats coming from the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.75" frequency of slide protections and was not often asked to second level. Has good awareness of body positioning in
isolate away from remainder of protection. run fits.
Length/Extension: Needs to be more willing to snap hands Functional Athleticism: Has only average mobility and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.18 and get a full range of motion with punch. Too apt to catch foot quickness is subpar. Is efficient with movement to not
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 bodies with pads and can negate natural anchor at times. waste steps and work out of position. Is at best in tight
Has adequate length anatomically and when utilizing an vicinities and when able to work inside out; can get isolated
- 10 Yard Split: 1.86 outside stab does well to wall off up field rush. if left protecting a two way go.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Guilty of getting pulled off of pass set by more Anchor Ability: Massive frame is complimented by a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 crafty pass rushers; will parlay a punch into a pull and get squatty lower end and has the ability to bend at the knees,
weight out overtop of the toes. Patient squatting on blocking drop the butt and eat up power rushes. Natural strength is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 platform and will not chase bodies out in space when not complimented by good awareness of keeping feet tied to the
engaged. ground and a workable base.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Is more of a catcher than one would Flexibility: Is not especially pliable and can get worked by
hope for such a powerful frame. Needs to improve the strike rushers that have the lower half mobility to pressure the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'01" zone and get hands into numbers when throwing with both outside shoulder; forcing hinge throughout the frame and a
hands. Is active with a single arm stab to put off momentum loss of leverage. Linear squat is strong and functional to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” and then work to establish a grip. play with power.
Power at POA: Capable of engulfing defenders and is a Competitive Toughness: Plays with a mauler mentality in
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A master at manipulating frames with a powerful pull and the run game. Does well to take out uprooted bodies and
twist. Needs to focus on foot drive through contact in order will bury defenders into the ground and wait for the whistle
- Short Shuttle: N/A to maximize natural strength and be a consistent force as a to eliminate players.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A drive blocker.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.94 7.94 6.94 7.13 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Western Michigan Offensive Tackle Taylor Moton presents a high floor, low ceiling projection to the NFL.
Moton plays with power and has a NFL body; yet there are some technical deficiencies and physical limitations Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
that will handcuff Moton early on. Moton lacks the mirror ability or foot quickness to recover when pressured Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
early on in pass sets; instead he's forced to fold at the waist and chase after bodies in an attempt to push past the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
pocket. Moton's hand technique will need development as well; as he's currently prone to square up rushers with a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
tight inside hinge and allow his frame to absorb the majority of the rush. Moton is safe, reliable and understands Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
how and where he wins as a player. As such; he can be an adequate Right Tackle at the NFL level and should be
regarded as a middle round prospect in the 2017 NFL Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a v i d S h a r p e , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #78
Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of Florida Gators

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 33

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2016), Tennessee (2016), Louisiana State (2016), Alabama (2016), Iowa (2016)
- Measured Height: 6060 Pass Sets: Possesses heavier feet and is guilty of Football Intelligence: Can get impatient in space and
stopping pass sets when throwing initial punch. Does well needs to hold water and stay firm on established base. Has
- Measured Weight: 343 to snap out of stance and get onto an established platform inconsistencies with angles and initial contact. Needs polish
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" before square up boundary rushers. Possesses needed length and additional reps but shows high promise.
to compensate for foot quickness.
Length/Extension: Extension of hands and range with Functional Athleticism: Big, thick frame and does show a
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.44 power does well to knock rushers off of trajectory, even if fair level of mobility. Is not clunky or belabored when
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 striking from afar and without an established base. Has moving in space or getting onto pass sets; simply lacks high
enough natural strength and length to win reps that weaker/ end quick twitch ability. Transitions are clean and does well
- 10 Yard Split: 1.90 shorter OTs would fail at. playing forward to angle properly and square up defenders.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will let the feet stop on contact and as a result Anchor Ability: Possesses thick lower half and natural
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 will end too many reps on the turf. Needs to run the feet to power to squat and sit down to prevent bull rushes from
carry momentum from initial push into up field drive collapsing the pocket. Showcases a good ability to drop
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 blocks. Anxious to land strikes and as a result will get up the hips; rarely caught getting rolled backwards in pass
overtop of the toes. protection.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Impatient at times with the hands. Flexibility: Fairly rigid as far as shoulder to hip
Needs to work on synchrony of punches and feet together. relationship; has issues peeling back the shoulders to greet
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'01" Can get a bit grabby as defenders suck off of contact and defenders without having to work the feet and hinge angles.
flow laterally in pursuit. Heavy duty hands when striking Does well when engaged to roll hips through contract or
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” with the thumb up and elbow in line. drop down center of gravity and anchor.
Power at POA: Has irregular results due to not Competitive Toughness: Does well to play through the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistently striking blows on a balanced base with the feet whistle. Is active in looking for work when man drops off of
working in unison. When able to roll throw contact can be a the LOS or left unoccupied in pass protection. Will go out
- Short Shuttle: 4.78 devastating run blocker with huge levels of push to reset the of way to bury defenders into the turf.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A LOS.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.25 7.25 6.09 7.31 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Florida Offensive Tackle David Sharpe is an early entrant into the NFL Draft and shows the promise that could
make him a viable long term starter at the position. There are unteachable traits present in Sharpe's game: his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
length, his frame and his natural play power. Sharpe is capable of complimenting these traits with adequate Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
movement skills, good angular pursuit and clean feet to be effective against even the best in the country (see Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Derek Barnett). Yet Sharpe's game is still a work in progress; he's too inconsistent to get excited about as an early Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
starter but if landing with a team that has the ability to establish consistency in Sharpe's game he has a higher Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
ceiling than many other Offensive Tackles in the class. Sharpe should be regarded as a year two starter and would
fit best in a primarily gap/power heavy running system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o n a t h a n M c L a u g h l i n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #71
Date of Birth: 10/27/1993 Redshirt Senior, Virginia Tech Hokies

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 49

East/West Shrine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Arkansas (2016), Notre Dame (2016), Boston College (2016)
- Measured Height: 6041 Pass Sets: Shows clean stride cadence and a balanced base Football Intelligence: Does well to play to strengths.
when dropping off of the LOS. Is disciplined in angles and Navigates the pocket well and has shown to be effective in
- Measured Weight: 293 does well to not overcommit when pressures up the field. passing off stunts and slants along the LOS. Rarely gives
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" Has likable stride length to commit to necessary depth the impression of being overwhelmed, is controlled and
depending on rusher. calm through live action.
Length/Extension: Has top end length and wingspan to Functional Athleticism: Appears to be a marginal
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.45 influence when playing laterally or when punching to stun athlete. Lighter frame lends well to moving laterally and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 at first contact. Does well to time and sync up hands to working hips across blocks. Success stems from clean
optimize ability to establish early control in reps. hinges and playing constantly with a workable base of
- 10 Yard Split: 1.89 support.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can let heavy hits result in getting walked back Anchor Ability: Would like to see some added weight on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A into the pocket. Maneuverability is strong and does well to frame. Can get overwhelmed against more heavy handed
not over-extend. Stays patient and as a result is capable of power rushers and struggles to be able to re-work the hips
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 constant adjustments in angles and positioning. into a low positioning in order to hit the brakes. Has
marginal strength and will lose if caught early.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Does well to manipulate body Flexibility: Fairly pliable and plays with a low set of hips
positioning with usage of hand push/pull. Lacks the power thanks to strong knee bend and ability to comfortably play
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A in the hands to yank defensive players off of set consistently with feet set wider. Does well to maximize lateral impact
but will hinge and work around bodies to turn out and seal with loose shoulders to reach and extend an arm to run with
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” when afforded the chance. defensive flow at the POA.
Power at POA: Is not an uproot style of player. Does Competitive Toughness: Does very well to stay engaged
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A much better when tasked with riding with defensive with the play through the whistle. Will look for work and
lineman. Has adequate leg drive but overall lower body find way down the field on delayed runs to pick off
- Short Shuttle: N/A power is not going to create bubbles along the point of defensive backs or linebackers and try to spring big plays.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A attack. Overall strength is only adequate.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.97 7.97 4.80 7.34 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Virginia Tech Offensive Tackle Jonathan McLaughlin is an under the radar prospect that could be a viable option
for a team that runs a lot of primary zone concepts in the running game. McLaughlin has great length and lateral Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
mobility for the position and has proven to be a calm and controlled pass protector in the run game. His issues Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
arise when he's assigned to handle more heavy hitting defenders; he simply lacks the strength and power in the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
trunk in order to control those players after first contact. McLaughlin shows good spatial awareness and the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
ability to manipulate bodies along the LOS; which will lend itself well to interior/exterior zone runs. McLaughlin Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
is going to need to try to add some strength but overall shows nice polish and desirable athletic/physiological
traits for the position. Should warrant consideration in the third day of this year's NFL Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S a m Te v i , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #52
Date of Birth: 11/15/1994 Senior, University of Utah Utes

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 37

East/West Shrine Games watched: UCLA (2016), Colorado (2016), California (2016), Brigham Young (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Pass Sets: Feet are raw and often do not illustrate muscle Football Intelligence: Still lacking in feel for the
memory of coordinated steps to sustain balance and depth. position. Understandable given recent transition from
- Measured Weight: 312 Feet are active and illustrate desirable step frequency but is defensive side. Has field vision to pick up defenders in area
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" going to require high volumes of reps to instill muscle and challenge appropriately. Flashes of high end skills offer
memory. glimpse to ceiling.
Length/Extension: Evident that time has been spent on Functional Athleticism: Shows a desirable level of
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.28 defensive side: very aggressive using hands and optimizing mobility and can get up and down the LOS on boundary
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 length to establish a first punch. Will play with strong runs effectively. Has enough short area quickness to peel
extension but needs to get better at sustaining initial stun back and pick up late pressures. Initial quickness out of
- 10 Yard Split: 1.80 and locking in for control. stance is strong.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays on too narrow of a base too often. Will spin Anchor Ability: Natural strength is impressive and has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 and pivot trying to run the feet and generate push. Needs to mobility through frame to play with a coil and run hips
be more self aware of angles and keep base leveraged through contact. Conversely, needs to show desired body
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 appropriately to not concede soft corners when on a pass posture with greater consistency; too often caught high in
set. pads with a shallow base.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Still a work in progress. Shows great Flexibility: Has some looseness through the hips in both
power and pop to shoot and has a pretty concise punch for linear and lateral reps. Capable of hinging steeply to work
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'11" such long arms. Has to find home tight and inside the back and challenge with base behind hands. Has coil ability
numbers with a greater level of consistency. to roll hips through contact and generate some forward push
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” and transition into forward push.
Power at POA: Natural strength is a plus and shows Competitive Toughness: Relentless style when locked into
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A desirable traits in foot work and hand pop; consistency is a fit. Runs the feet and is aggressive with trying to wash out
the elephant in the room. Needs to not overextend or get of plays. Needs to be more comfortable in blocking schemes
- Short Shuttle: 4.60 anxious trying to create push; has natural skills to be to allow for finding work if left unoccupied as a pass
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective. protector.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
5.80 5.80 6.41 7.16 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Utah Offensive Tackle Sam Tevi is going to present intriguing developmental upside to whichever NFL franchise
he lands with. Tevi has the necessary levels of length, power, mobility and tenacity to play as a starting lineman at Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the NFL level. The issue is Tevi is still extremely raw; he's only recently switched over to the offensive side of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the ball. Tevi is in the process of breaking his muscle memory as a defensive player; he's prone to punch and stun Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
but does not always look to lock the hands and finish a run fit. Additionally, as a pass protector Tevi can be guilty Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
of drifting in space and lacks the crispness to his kick slide to get him back onto a sustainable level of depth with Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
consistency. Tevi can project favorably to any number of offensive systems and if all of the traits are
complimented with the light going on between the ears Tevi can be a considerable steal in this year's class.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J e r m a i n e E l u e m u n o r, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #72
Date of Birth: 12/13/1994 Senior, Texas A&M University Aggies

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 25

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2016), Tennessee (2016), Auburn (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6037 Pass Sets: Is too soft on the inside leg and will concede Football Intelligence: Still green, played at Lackawana
interior power rushes. Needs to trust technique and not be College before transfer to A&M for final two seasons. Does
- Measured Weight: 332 so quick to bail into the boundary to greet and box out well processing stunts and delays along the LOS and will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" rushers. Steps are clean and does well to sustain a wide, cleanly pass off with teammates. Is currently most effective
balanced base of support. in lateral zone blocks or pins than working across face.
Length/Extension: Has desired length to warrant Functional Athleticism: Can be a bit clunky peeling back
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.22 consideration in the boundary. Shows comfort and ability to or attempting to pick off shooting defenders at the LOS. Has
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 extend arms when needed and lock in a firm grip. Has the good level of control and comfort sliding laterally and when
hand grip strength to squeeze and sustain away from frame. tasked with playing square to the LOS. Climbs onto second
- 10 Yard Split: 1.84 level off of combo blocks cleanly.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Feet are consistently controlled and is not one to Anchor Ability: Physical anchor is promising. When able
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 34 over-extend. Can bail quickly gain traction on deep pass to drop the hips and bow back to absorb pressure is effective
sets and expose a narrow angle to rushers to pressure and in holding ground. Will concede space at initial contact due
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 knock off of set. Does well to stay square on fits along the to a soft initial stun on numerous reps.
LOS and sustain/mirror.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Needs to get more zip in the initial stun. Flexibility: Has mobility through the hips to gain depth in
Can carry hands low and give up chest to defenders before pass sets and has illustrated the physical ability to detach
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A working into a favorable fit. Does do well to constantly the hips and shoulders to move each half of the body
work for leverage and establish a grip, even if after losing independently. Hip drop when needing to anchor is present
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” first contact. and workable.
Power at POA: Has the frame of a body mover but does Competitive Toughness: Natural skillset is present to be a
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A not show consistency in forcing bubbles at the POA. Much tough assignment. Technical flaws rob of some of that
more effective washing laterally or when asked to combo ability currently, needs to clean up hand pop and be more
- Short Shuttle: N/A and pick off second level flow than uproot defensive aware of playing angles to strengths.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A linemen.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
4.52 4.52 7.13 7.02 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Texas A&M Offensive Tackle Jermaine Eluemunor has the skill set to develop into a potential quality starter at
the NFL level. Just a two year player at the Division I level, Eluemunor has the length, strength, anchor and foot Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
quickness to be a viable option if projecting forward into his 3 and 5 year development curves. Eluemunor can be Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
his own worst enemy, at times he does not trust his technique and will bail out of clean pass sets in fear of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
conceding the edge. Eluemunor also needs to be attentive to improve his hand strike; his natural power and frame Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
is neutered by a passive initial punch in many instances and will result in him conceding space at the LOS. If his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
trust in his movement skills and his hand work are both improved; this is a player that can potentially be a long
term solution along the offensive line. He projects best into a primarily zone heavy system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Z a c h B a n n e r, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #73

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 42

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2016), Stanford (2016), Washington (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6083 Pass Sets: Feet are heavy and consistently get left behind Football Intelligence: Prone to exposing self to
when trying to set up in space. Has issues sliding to slam disadvantageous reps due to poor positioning. Spatial
- Measured Weight: 361 shut inside counters. Steps are long and causes issues with awareness and peripheral vision in the pocket is fine;
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" step frequency to adjust platform and mirror. Must use however anticipatory skills and identifying defensive flow
length to ride out boundary rushes. needs work. Lacks awareness of physical limitations.
Length/Extension: Has length to extend and ride out Functional Athleticism: Lethargic. Has issues in space and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.58 rushes. Loses power and control after extended periods is not going to inspire with workable base. Has issues with
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 engaged with defenders due to a static base. Has shown any reps that involve having to peel off of initial trajectory
ability to connect with the hands and land body blows at and react to defensive pursuit.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.86 extension point.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Difficult to get working backwards if having to Anchor Ability: Raw power and brute strength are off the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 square up in a rush lane. Has natural anchor to absorb charts. Will not concede pressure if defenders are tasked
contact. Will pivot and spin if pressures laterally and with playing through body or into a tight inside gap, even
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 concedes gaps off of either hip due to inability to slide or without ability to play with leverage. If able to establish a
shuffle the feet. square fit with both hands, defenders are eliminated.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands have a great level of pop, Flexibility: Is tight through the hips and struggles to get
particularly in the run game when let off the leash and able frame down and play with bend. Has issues with hinging
- Standing Broad Jump: 7'08" to play forward. Does not always land strikes inside the and opening the hips to get pass sets open and allow for
numbers and will need to shorten/quicken time from trigger defenders to gain advantageous angles in wide angled
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” to contact. rushes.
Power at POA: Will overwhelm defenders in drive block Competitive Toughness: Questions regarding dedication
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations. Consistent with swallowing up smaller bodied and consistency in playing through the whistle or being
players and if able to get forward push will prevent and engaged in backside plays linger. Has to cut down some of
- Short Shuttle: 5.21 chance of a lateral disengage and rally. Does well to press weight to relieve pressure on hips that have both required
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and extend to get first clean step forward. medical work.

FILM SCORE
Procedure on both hips Offensive Tackle
8.14 8.14 5.62 6.88 Weight management (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Trojan Offensive Tackle Zach Banner is the son of former All-Pro Lincoln Kennedy; and in flashes the relation is
easily apparent. Banner can be an overwhelming blocker if he's able to square his feet and hips onto his target and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
fit both hands into a block. When playing forward as a drive blocker, Banner showcases a devastating level of pop Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and power to generate push and create creases at the point of attack. Banner's issues creep up when he's ask to do Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
anything other than play forward, however. Too often Banner will pop straight up out of his stance and hinge, Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
allowing defenders to take soft angles and work around him in space before making plays on the football. Banner Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
is also going to have to ease concerns about his playing weight; keeping his frame lighter would do wonders for
both his movement skills and his spotty medical history (two bad hips).

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
E r i k M a g n u s o n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 7 8

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 46

East/West Shrine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Florida (2015), Colorado (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Illinois (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6044 Pass Sets: Shows less than optimal foot speed; which Football Intelligence: Takes good angles out of stance to
allows some speed rushers to effectively gain the edge. get into favorable positions on drive, down and stalk blocks
- Measured Weight: 303 Needs to be more assertive with his lead foot to protect in close quarters. Well seasoned starter with ample
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" from inside counters on deep sets. Has adequate length and experience in a pro style passing offense.
strength to anchor.
Length/Extension: Punch is not always delivered with the Functional Athleticism: Struggles with lateral mobility to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A amount of stun one might expect; guilty of letting the hands mirror in space and is lethargic with pulls. Tightness
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 ride wide at times. Does not showcase great ability to turn, through the torso is a notable limiting factor. Will need to
hinge and ride out defenders beyond the peak of the pocket be limited in opportunities playing into the boundary as a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to compensate for foot speed. lead blocker.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Has a poor habit of letting the feet die, both in run Anchor Ability: Natural strength is present; has well built
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A fits and as a pass protector. Will end up having to fold at the lower half. Anchor is strong when feet are able to walk back
waist as a result and allows COG to roll forward overtop of and eat forward push from a rusher but too often will get
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 the toes with too much frequency. caught with weight rolled back on heels and concede too
much space.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are effective once a fit is Flexibility: Will let shoulders pop straight up out of stance
established on defender. Does well to not pull or tug with a if first movement/step is anywhere other than forward.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A secondary hand on blocks taken at an angle but does utilize Lacks ideal levels of flexion through the knees and drop in
to seal and ride out trajectory. Pulling hands in tighter to the the hips to play with a low anchored COG.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” torso on punch would add greater pop.
Power at POA: Drive blocks and down blocks produce Competitive Toughness: Bar room brawler. Will mix
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A excellent results. Aggressive minded drive blocker with things up until the end of the whistle. Loves to play
good attitude when asked to play forward and create a aggressive and in attack mode. Has little issue with
- Short Shuttle: N/A bubble. Lateral run fits are where issues with foot activity producing movement or absorbing contact when blocking
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A will creep in. mechanics are correct.

FILM SCORE
5.18 Offensive Tackle

6.94 6.94 (Size only) 6.91 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan Offensive Tackle Erik Magnuson has a strong foundational skill set to play Right Tackle at the next
level, although he has some technical flaws which overly accentuate his handicaps. Magnuson is not a strong Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
space mover; he doesn't have great lateral mobility and his eyes move much faster than his feet do. If Magnuson Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
can sure up the issues with his foot activity while engaging with blockers, it will do a lot of good for his overall Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
game. Magnuson is at his best playing forward, he's a throwback,/smash mouth style of run blocker that does well Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to move and reset the LOS. Magnuson's ceiling as a starter is likely limited by his lack of functional movement Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
skills and notable tightness throughout the hips and torso; yet a team looking to add depth or invest some time to
potentially groom a starter with a lot of mechanical overhaul would be well served to cast a look his way.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J u s t i n S e n i o r, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #58
Date of Birth: 07/08/1994 Redshirt Senior, Mississippi State University Bulldogs

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 49

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisiana State (2015), Auburn (2016), Brigham Young (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6054 Pass Sets: Feet are heavy and have an issue extending to Football Intelligence: Shows good spatial awareness to
gain depth out of stance. Does not have the stride quickness not overextend at the LOS on RPO style plays. Has issues
- Measured Weight: 322 to plant and redirect to mirror against more agile rushers on with angles when asked to greet boundary rushers from a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" the boundary. Does sustain a solid foundation with width in wide angle.
base.
Length/Extension: Does not play with especially notable Functional Athleticism: Surprising linear release in the run
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.56 length. Instead is hit or miss with ability to throw hands and game to get out of stance and spring on top of LBs.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 land a first strike. Does have firm grip to play away from Struggles when having to work for width or zig zag to
chest once established in a run fit. match steps with defensive rushers with a two way go. Best
- 10 Yard Split: 1.92 skills are when moving forward.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can spin off of blocks due to a lack of foot Anchor Ability: Has good recovery strength to negate
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A quickness. Lack of length will allow for backwards push if some hard press reps from pass rushers trying to walk back
caught without landing hands early in sets and get weight into the backfield. Natural strength and ability to anchor is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 rolled back onto heels. Disciplined with foot width to not high when working from a square position and properly
cross over steps. framing the Quarterback.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Grip strength is a plus. Does well to Flexibility: Is not notably loose and has a hard time trying
play with a firm grasp. Adding a one arm stab would help to to open up the hips and take pass sets on angles to force
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'02" negate some mediocre effects in attempting to land a two rushers to bubble or get width. Hips and shoulders are
handed stun. typically tied together and has issue against interior counters
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” to flip open and ride out rushes.
Power at POA: When able to play forward shows an Competitive Toughness: Has no issues with effort. Does
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A impressive level of push. Capable of working through initial well to play through the whistle and is tenacious if engaged
contact to collapse defensive players and open up creases. Is with hand fighting with defenders. Does well to peel off and
- Short Shuttle: 5.06 strong with both combo blocks and man on man situations look for another defender to pick off if initial defender is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and can create wash if tasked with blocking down. able to slip past area.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.87 6.87 4.49 6.77 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Mississippi State Offensive Tackle Justin Senior is a gap heavy scheme prospect with some surprising ability
when asked with climbing to the second level. Where Senior gets into trouble is when he's isolated in space or Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
asked to play laterally; he simply lacks the foot quickness and COD skills to be able to effectively redirect his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
body weight and stay balanced on a clean base. Senior may be a candidate to kick inside of Offensive Guard; Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
where he would be boxed in an protected from such high levels of strain and pressure trying to get outside and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
have to mirror with such frequency. In all, Senior should be regarded as a marginal prospect on Day 3 of the 2017 Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
NFL Draft by teams looking to add size and natural strength. From there, an offensive line coach may be
optimistic that with greater step efficiency that Senior can latch onto a roster and be a quality depth piece.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
A d a m B i s n o w a t y, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #69

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 45

Senior Bowl Games watched: Iowa (2015), Notre Dame (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Clemson (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 6055 Pass Sets: Guilty of some false steps out of stance; feet are Football Intelligence: Tight End conversion project; looks
athletic but needs to clean up technique in order to maintain to lack to basic feel for the position. Does not always take
- Measured Weight: 307 greater integrity on the boundary. Carries hands low and good angles in pursuit of cut off blocks. At other times will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 11.25" will chase after rushers if left isolated in space. pop off really nice technique to cross face of far angled
blocks at the POA. A mixed bag.
Length/Extension: Has an offensive tackle profile but does Functional Athleticism: One of best traits. Moves very
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.26 not play to possessed length. Will not be consistent with well and cleanly; winning reps in spite of some poor
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 landing first strikes and fails to control players when footwork when releasing off the line. Mirror ability is
working away from frame. Ample room for improvement as present and athletic foundation is present to be a high
- 10 Yard Split: 1.83 physical tools are present. impact second level run blocker and pass protector.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Ends too many reps on the ground. Will get feet Anchor Ability: Needs to continue to dedicate time in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 crossed up and is guilty of crossing over to chase weight room to improve strength. Guilty of getting
defenders. Lacks the overall push to physically impose collapsed far too easily. Lack of hand stun is a factor but
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 will and therefore has to throw body into drive block largely lacks the overall strength profile of a NFL offensive
opportunities and can bounce off. tackle.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are soft and do not inspire a great Flexibility: Mobility is evident, as is previous history as a
deal of confidence. Does show some advanced hand TE. Guilty of popping up out of stance at times but overall
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'00" techniques to work and manipulate bodies but success there does show strong mobility through the hips (both linear and
is largely when working laterally. Hands guilty of playing laterally) to separate the hips from the shoulders and peel
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” outside the numbers and getting grabby. back onto block attempts.
Power at POA: By and large should be considered a Competitive Toughness: Plays with a tough mentality but
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A finesse tackle. Is tenacious with play style and feet but does does not have the physical nature to really capitalize on
not have the pop to be able to drive defenders off of the mindset. Will scrap and claw for space but is fighting an
- Short Shuttle: 4.94 LOS and uproot with consistency. Movement is best when uphill battle due to play strength.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collapsing down and combo blocking onto the second level.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.00 8.00 5.82 6.44 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh Offensive Tackle Adam Bisnowaty looks to be an appealing late round project at Offensive Tackle. In
spite of nearly four years of playing experience along the offensive line, Bisnowaty still looks to be a notable Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
work in progress from a functional strength perspective. Bisnowaty lacks the pop in his hands to be able to put Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
off forward momentum of defensive players across his face. The appealing side of Bisnowaty is his functional Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
athleticism and physical size profile are both appealing. Bisnowaty climbs to the second level and gets out in Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
front of boundary running plays with great effectiveness. Would not recommend investing early draft capital or Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
expecting a quick turn around with playing time: Bisnowaty lacks baseline levels of strength and needs to
continue to develop more effective pass sets and footwork before seeing a NFL field.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J u l i e ' n D a v e n p o r t , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #70
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Bucknell University Bison

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 44

Senior Bowl Games watched: Charleston Southern (2016), Lehigh (2016), Georgetown (2016), Fordham (2016)
- Measured Height: 6066 Pass Sets: Steps are going to need to be cleaned up; pass Football Intelligence: Mental processing is a half step
set can be long and clunky. Raw foot mobility presents slow. Faces a steep jump in level of competition and will
- Measured Weight: 310 notable upside but technically is too rigid and reactive require notable acclimation to playing on a level where raw
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" with adjusting angles to greet pass rushers on the boundary. power and athleticism are no longer enough to impose will
on the opposition.
Length/Extension: Surreal length; has un-coachable traits Functional Athleticism: Natural movement skills are
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.46 in frame that will be a high demand project. Hand pop is highly impressive for size and length. Moves with fluidness
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 neutered by some sloppy hand placement and mistiming on the second level and has a fair amount of quickness
initial stabs to put off defensive push but again upside is getting out of stance. Ability to work into the sideline or
- 10 Yard Split: 1.88 undeniable. beat defenders to a spot is strong.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays far too reckless with base of support. Will Anchor Ability: Has not been challenged by NFL caliber
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 fold and chase after bodies or play with high pads to absorb rushers. Will face a rude awakening against power rushers
contact and get knocked around by strong defenders. Needs due to a lean lower half and high hip level in pass sets;
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 to focus on sustaining a wide base of support in run fits to provides a large target for defenders to strike with the hands
prevent spinning. and generate forward push.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands must strike with a more clean Flexibility: Restrictions do not appear to be mobility
strike zone on the bodies of defenders. Too often gets based; as there are flashes of strong hip level, clean hinge
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" caught with wide hands and will shoot a punch; get wrapped out of stance and anchor. Instead is highly variable with
up around the shoulder of defenders. Shows good activeness results and has been allowed to get comfortable in poor
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” with a single arm stab to work rushers around the outside. habits due to level of competition.
Power at POA: Disappointing levels of push generated Competitive Toughness: Has been a big fish in a small
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A against much smaller bodies. Does not consistently flip hips pond. Used to bullying defenders and simply overwhelming
and roll through contact to generate push. Natural strength with his size/natural athleticism combination. Will get
- Short Shuttle: 4.69 is immediately evident but technical development is knocked around early on in his career; long term trajectory
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A required to unlock keys to high end physical ability. determined by response to the initial culture shock.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.19 8.19 6.24 6.30 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Bucknell Offensive Tackle Julie'n Davenport is a high upside prospect who has been on the national radar since
last summer. Davenport's physical gifts are impossible to ignore but yet there little polish and very little to suggest Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
that a role within the first two or three years on a NFL roster would be a realistic expectation. Davenport carries Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
his hands low, strikes wildly with his hands and allows his base to be compromised when both looking for contact Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
or attempting to absorb the contact of defenders in his vicinity. As such; Davenport projects best as a Day 3 Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
offensive tackle prospect to a roster that has the depth to afford Davenport the necessary years of development. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Davenport's mental processing is not on a NFL level and he is going to have to be slowly introduced to the level
of intensity present at this level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a n S k i p p e r, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #70
Date of Birth: 09/20/1994 Senior, University of Arkansas Razorbacks

Rank: T17 Rank: 248 Leadership Score.
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

East/West Shrine Games watched: Louisiana Tech (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Florida (2016), Missouri (2016), Virginia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 6092 Pass Sets: Feet are heavy and struggle when tasked with Football Intelligence: Is over-ambitious with angles and
re-directing momentum. Stride length is long and has pursuit in the open field; will bite off more than movement
- Measured Weight: 317 capable kick slide to drop back off of the LOS but initial skills can chew and be uninvolved at the POA. Does possess
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" start is susceptible to speed and lack of lateral mobility awareness if initially left unoccupied to stay home.
limited ability to wall off interior counters.
Length/Extension: Has the necessary length and frame to Functional Athleticism: Is not considered a plus athlete
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.42 play on the boundary. Capable of pushing to ride pass and lacks the mobility to mirror high caliber athletes on the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 rushers beyond the peak of the pocket if hands are set. Does other side of the ball. First step can be labored and struggles
not consistently find hand fits away from frame and lacks to work in space with consistency and stay on blocks. Has
- 10 Yard Split: 1.87 ability to control stacked blockers. good linear quickness once out of stance.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Allows the base to narrow too frequently and will Anchor Ability: Natural strength is a plus but is lacking in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A spin off of drive blocks after contact. Will bail out of pass the ability to drop the hips and eat up power rushes. Will
sets if pressed with speed and can be tossed to gain an labor to coil into hits in space and is usually caught
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 advantage back on the inside. throwing a shoulder into defenders if able to close ground
and get into body.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are too often caught being Flexibility: Has a difficult time springing out of stance
carried low and wide. Susceptible to hand counters due to with depth and not allowing shoulders to pop up. Plays
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'01" allowing pass rushers into tight quarters before establishing consistently as the tallest player along the LOS; an
contact. Does not show a good deal of activity with hands to anatomical restriction and byproduct of immense frame and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” work for more favorable grips. height. Lacks ability to consistently play with leverage.
Power at POA: If able to get the hands set and the Competitive Toughness: Wins a lot of reps with grit and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shoulders square is capable of taking defensive players for determination, even after conceding initial advantage to
rides into the secondary. Raw power is excellent but must defenders. Does well to play through the whistle. Difficult
- Short Shuttle: 5.01 hit the bullseye in order to generate applicated power to the to collapse suddenly in spite of a lack of leverage.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.73 7.73 5.80 6.30 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Arkansas Offensive Tackle Dan Skipper is an impressive physical specimen; checking in over 6'9 and looking
every bit of 317 lbs. Skipper's impressive frame actually works against him on the football field, however. These Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
long anatomical levers cause lethargic steps and a lack of high end lateral mobility; causing Skipper to struggle Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
when left in space as a pass protector. Additionally, Skipper's height robs him of much of his natural power and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
anchor ability; he is typically the highest set of pads on the field. Skipper compensates for these limitations with Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
a strong awareness in the pocket and a mean, nasty streak that will translate to many reps and save him from Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
conceding pressure. Skipper is going to need to continue to master his movement efficiencies if he's going to
mask his limitations adequately at the NFL level. A Day 3 caliber prospect.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
R o d e r i c k J o h n s o n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #77

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 34

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Clemson (2016), Florida (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6070 Pass Sets: Feet set too vertical and does not play with Football Intelligence: Technically speaking is a mess.
power as a result. Needs to add width to base and control Has far too much wasted movement in body and is
- Measured Weight: 298 angles with more temped sets. Is far too reactionary to constantly caught "chasing tails" instead of working with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.75" bodies flying in front of face as compared to illustrating anticipatory angles to cut off flow.
patience on platform.
Length/Extension: Has ideal levels of length and Functional Athleticism: Movement skills in a vacuum are
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A extension to play away from frame and ride out defenders. a plus trait. Moves cleanly when releasing forward and does
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 Arm length is ideal for establishing initial contact if hand well to quickly get out of stance when playing forward. Has
technique and punch timing can be ironed out. straight line speed and fluidity to work across the set and cut
- 10 Yard Split: N/A off defenders as a puller or boundary blocker.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Feet are constantly dead on contact and does not Anchor Ability: Light in the trunk and does not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 slide feet to collect a center of gravity in front of showcase the ability to drop the hips and squat if conceding
defenders. Will get uprooted and pushed off of base by initial space in pass sets. Has anatomy to be effective but is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 power rushes and ends far too many reps on the ground. robbed of all natural power with the lack of foot activity and
Needs reconditioning of natural body cadence. established base.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are soft and do not inspire with Flexibility: Does have ample mobility throughout the hips
first pop. Is too apt to allow defenders to get into the chest to move cleanly in the open field and does well to get width
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" plate and then attempt to handle with a late grasp. Will grab or large reach on first step prior to contact. Has issues with
cloth and try to push past the pocket but cannot hold off keeping the hips down when engaged and will fold and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” firm angles from rushers off the edge. chase.
Power at POA: Generates little push on account of a weak Competitive Toughness: Plays soft and needs to sharpen
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A first punch and narrow feet. Feet are dead after engaging internal clock. Has issues with establishing contact first and
with bodies and does not showcase the ability to uproot plus reps are a end result of high end functional mobility to
- Short Shuttle: N/A along the LOS. recover and outmaneuver in one on one situations.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.83 7.83 6.29 6.23 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Florida State Offensive Tackle Roderick Johnson made a curious decision to enter the 2017 NFL Draft. Johnson
is a high ceiling athlete at the position but lacks a feel for the flow of the position and has a number of massive Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
technical issues that are going to be large barriers to finding success at the NFL level. Johnson carries his hands Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
soft and does not throw hard, firm stun punches with consistency. That lack of initial pop compounds issues with Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Johnson's feet; he cannot consistently keep the feet animated and carrying a balanced base when engaged with Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defenders. Johnson has the movement skills in open space to be a viable NFL rostered player but he has a plethora Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
of issues that a NFL coach is going to need to iron out before he should ever warrant consideration and seeing the
football field. A late Day 3 style long term investment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S t o r m N o r t o n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #74
Date of Birth: 05/16/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Toledo Rockets

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 45

East/West Shrine Games watched: Appalachian State (2016), Brigham Young (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6075 Pass Sets: Lacks coordination and speed in the feet to Football Intelligence: Takes poor angles out of stance and
sustain a desirable base. Will be forced into crossover steps is also guilty of overrunning fits in the running game on
- Measured Weight: 308 and concede leverage and balance when pressed with speed both the first and second levels. Needs to be more patient
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" rushes up the edge. Guilty of folding at the waist and working out of stance in all phases of the game and use
chasing bodies. length more optimally.
Length/Extension: Arm length is present to be a trump Functional Athleticism: Mobility is questionable.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A card on the edge. Does showcase ability to get a hand fit Appears to play with a clunky skill set and is disjointed
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 and ride out boundary rushers when tasked with one on one due to length and lack of quick twitch ability. Instead is
assignments. Does not showcase great control of defenders consistently beaten to the spot and fails to get into a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A away from body. favorable position at first contact.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Struggles to sustain base of support on account of Anchor Ability: Lacks a powerful anchor due in part to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A narrowing of the feet. Pace of movements struggle to mesh frame and build. Does not possess notable girth in the lower
with defensive flow and all technique and width in the base end and is caught with high pads; will get pushed back on
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 are the first thing to go out the window. first contact and lacks the ability to re-work into a more
powerful position to recover.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Can be seen clapping at defenders away Flexibility: Shows a fair amount of lateral mobility
from frame and trying to catch the hands instead of shooting throughout the torso and the hips but linear mobility is
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A off the hip and then finding a firm fit. Length is present and handcuffed by size and therefore struggles to play with
will assist in winning some reps but by and large has a leverage. Needs to work on dropping the elbows in initial
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” difficult time establishing a tight grasp. punch/stun to create more power.
Power at POA: When able to work into a firm fit shows a Competitive Toughness: Can let plays steamroll; will lose
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A moderate level of push but level of competition brings into a rep and come back sloppy and overaggressive on the next
question general strength and ability to create bubbles as an one. Needs to get stronger physically to help mask leverage
- Short Shuttle: N/A individual at the NFL level. issues. Cleaning up initial punch and establishing firm feet
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tied to ground would assist in improvement.

FILM SCORE

7.56 7.56 (Size only) 6.05 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Toledo Offensive Tackle Storm Norton has the look of a NFL Offensive Tackle; yet there are a number of
handcuffs to his game that are going to create a very daunting transition to the NFL level. Norton struggles with Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
leverage, functional play strength and the ability to sustain his base when pressured with speed by pass rushers. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
As a result, Norton is constantly spinning off of potential blocks, crossing over his feet and being collapsed back Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
into the pocket by power rushes. Norton's frame appears to have some room to grow, so adding weight will be Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
paramount to him sticking at the NFL level. Without it; Norton is too lean and lacking in the power department Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to play with effectiveness to what his movement skill will allow him to do. Norton should be regarded as a
developmental prospect with a long term plan required for success.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Av e r y G e n n e s y, O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #65
Date of Birth: 02/06/1994 Redshirt Senior, Texas A&M University Aggies

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 26

East/West Shrine Games watched: Auburn (2015), Alabama (2016), Tennessee (2016), UCLA (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Pass Sets: Is heavier of foot and does not showcase Football Intelligence: Guilty of some wasted movements
desirable depth in kick slide to protect with consistency on in both the upper and lower halves. Will take a poor initial
- Measured Weight: 308 the boundary. Much more effective in quick sets when step and allow defenders to wash across face. Has irregular
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" snapping laterally out of stance to protect against lack of pop in hands and at times will carry soft punch into a lazy
mobility. run fit.
Length/Extension: Has desirable length and is adequate in Functional Athleticism: Is a boxy athlete. Does not do well
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.35 skills playing away from the torso. Has an effective range when tasked with isolating against speed on the boundary;
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 when attempting to pin rushers into traffic along the inside will give up interior counters or stop the feet and hinge on
and has enough separation ability to ride out rushers on the the outside. Linear athleticism is strong to climb to the
- 10 Yard Split: 1.87 outside as well. second level and pick off LBs.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays with high hips due to immobility and Anchor Ability: Natural strength is a plus and has a firm
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 struggles to collect if having generated any notable level of base of support on the lower half. Will get in trouble if
momentum. Stays controlled with base working boundary conceding first contact due to issues with bending at the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 rushes; keeps feet a sustainable distance apart. Will get knees and hips to get weight down to anchor.
weight over toes in some drive blocking instances.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Showcases a nice club on delay plays to Flexibility: Notably tight through the middle of the body.
clear out space. Good pop when able to shoot clean off the Has rigidness in the hips and has issues opening hips in pass
- Standing Broad Jump: 7'07" hip. Too often will carry hands wide and low; will not sets while keeping shoulders oriented to protect both
attempt to work the hands back inside and is content to get a interior and exterior avenues.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” fit outside the shoulders.
Power at POA: Will get nice push with a clean run fit; Competitive Toughness: Plays somewhat complacent on
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A has the leg drive in linear situations to establish some the back end at times. Does well in pass protection to try to
movement. Redirection abilities are tempered and will find work and seal off interior lanes if left unoccupied. Has
- Short Shuttle: 5.00 struggle to sustain movement in space due to a lack of foot baseline levels of natural strength to compensate for some
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A mobility. mobility issues.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
5.59 5.59 5.24 6.59 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Texas A&M Offensive Tackle Avery Gennesy is a movement restricted athlete along the point of attack that does
not fit the traditional mold for a Left Tackle. Gennesy has effective sets in short areas but when tasked with Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
playing to protect deeper pass drops or work out in space as an isolation blocker he will labor with the task at Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
hand. Gennesy, a JUCO transfer and 2 year starter with the Aggies, has baseline levels of strength and power in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the lower half to generate movement as a POA blocker and should have little issue translating that skill to the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
NFL level. However if he is going to mask his limitations as a blocker he's going to require a much more Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
consistent usage of his hands and feet to prevent him from conceding unnecessary creases or gaps along the LOS.
Should be considered a Day 3 prospect with marginal upside due to anatomical limitations.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
W i l l H o l d e n , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #74
Date of Birth: 09/14/1993 Redshirt Senior, Vanderbilt University Commodores

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 50

NFL Combine Games watched: Tennessee (2015), Middle Tennessee State (2016), Missouri (2016), Florida (2016)
- Measured Height: 6070 Pass Sets: Gains good ground on snap step to drive out of Football Intelligence: Has a number of pre-snap tip offs
stance. Angles are a little too linear; needs to add more fade that need to be eliminated; including directional biases to
- Measured Weight: 311 to not force hard inside redirections to protect inside as block in stance. Does well to feel second level flow as a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" needed. Good balance prior to contact. Has enough mobility blocker and peel off as needed.
and length to protect outside lane.
Length/Extension: Has a good amount of length and is Functional Athleticism: Is at best when working linear.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.47 comfortable extending to ride out rushers outside. Has a Has adequate mobility but notable tightness through the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 good range and area of influence as a second level blocker. hips and torso when trying to peel off and greet defenders
Lacks pop in hands when forced to shoot from a distance in space. Has adequate foot mobility to sustain a base of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and initiate contact. support.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will spin off of blocks due to inability to sustain Anchor Ability: Height and frame are an issue. Prevents
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 low hips and drive with width in the feet on drive blocks. gaining leverage and as a result will give up most of the
Has enough quickness to shadow and mirror as a counter to body. Lacks lower half power and play strength to absorb
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 inside rushers. contact without getting lifted off of the ground and
conceding space in the pocket.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are active. Does well to throw Flexibility: Body sits upright on the hips; struggles to get
and get a firm fit on the numbers; particularly in the run base of support down and squat through contact. Does not
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" game. Does well to peel off combination blocks and sustain roll the hips consistently at point of contact but still able to
a hand to pass off with confidence. produce a fair amount of forward push.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5”
Power at POA: Capable of uprooting more due to mobility Competitive Toughness: Admirable effort to sustain
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A than power when blocking hat on a hat along the POA. Has leverage and placement of hands in head up situations in
been moved across the set in short yardage situations to run spite of anatomical restrictions. Has a fair level of push and
- Short Shuttle: 4.72 behind blocking efforts. Will consistently bully LBs thank plays sticky as a space blocker.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to length, mobility and size.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.30 6.30 6.21 6.37 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Vanderbilt's Will Holden is a solid college tackle who presents enough savvy and traits to warrant consideration
as a late round flier in the 2017 NFL Draft. Holden is a large, long frame and as such has a number of natural Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
movement restrictions that are going to make life at the NFL level difficult. First of all; Holden's leverage is Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
compromised by his height and he will get rolled back in a number of instances against speed to power pass Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
rushers. Additionally, Holden's base is naturally narrow and he will labor trying to play with his feet away from Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
underneath his hips. But there's a mental polish, strong hand techniques and enough movement skills to suggest Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Holden, in an appropriate scheme as a gap Left Tackle, can be a viable depth piece. Holden is a late round
prospect and expectations for immediate dividends should be held as such.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C o n o r M c D e r m o t t , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #68
Date of Birth: 10/19/1992 Redshirt Senior, University of California (Los Angeles) Bruins

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 32

Senior Bowl Games watched: Nebraska (2015), Southern California (2015), Texas A&M (2016), California (2016), Colorado (2016)
- Measured Height: 6081 Pass Sets: Does not illustrate trust in footwork or angles in Football Intelligence: Still very much a raw prospect at the
spite of functional movement skills to effectively mirror and OT position. In spite of 32 starts does not illustrate
- Measured Weight: 305 shadow defenders on the edge. Hinges hips open too fundamentals with consistency or trust. Takes poor angles
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" quickly and fails to deliver convincing blows at initial point out of stance and will not regularly execute blocking
of contact. responsibilities correctly.
Length/Extension: Has desirable length with wingspan to Functional Athleticism: Mobility is above average,
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.15 push pass rushers past the peak of the pocket. Does not especially considering overall size and length. Mobility is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 always play with arm length to advantage; will instead workable and should be improved with further
allow defenders to work tightly into chest and collapse pass improvements in footwork and step efficiency. Needs to get
- 10 Yard Split: 1.81 sets. stronger and able to drop hips with more power.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays out over top of toes at times and spends a lot Anchor Ability: Functional power is lacking. Plays tall at
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A of reps chasing after defensive players in pass protection. times and due to lack of hand pop will allow defenders to
Needs to get weight back on the heels and firmly stick feet collapse pass sets far too easily. As a run defender is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 in the ground. Will allow base to narrow or feet to cross capable of generating good wash when feet are running
over protecting the edge. beyond initial contact.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are carried well but fail to Flexibility: Is going to always be handcuffed on account of
regularly stun defenders. Needs to do a better job of overall size and length but still needs to find ways to play
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" working to keep hands fit firmly inside the numbers of lower. Torso and shoulder pads sit high on the hips and
opponents to sustain leverage and control of blocks. concede a large target for opposing players to land blows
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” onto.
Power at POA: Overall push is adequate. Mobility Competitive Toughness: Needs to play tougher. Lack
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and overall size allow for swallowing up defenders and of an anchor is going to be a legitimate problem; will be
overwhelming once forward push is established. Needs to collapsed back into the lap of Quarterbacks far too easily
- Short Shuttle: 4.58 run the feet with a wider base to regularly uproot in one on unless improvements are established. Better hand placement
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A one situations. and punch would go a long way in assisting as well.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.31 6.31 7.17 6.12 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Originally a blocking Tight End, McDermott has two and a half years of starts at Left Tackle under his belt.
Unfortunately, there is drastic amounts of improvement needed before he should be considered to play at the NFL Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
level: McDermott has sloppy footwork, a poor anchor and irregular punches to stun and stave off momentum of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
pass rushers. Without improvements here, McDermott will be a turnstile at the next level; he's too frequently beat Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
around the outside at the college level. Where McDermott can appeal to evaluators is his overall athleticism Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
projects with favorable traits, yet make no mistake. This is a developmental player and one that should be Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
multiple years away from live action reps. Investing draft capital here is not recommended; worthwhile stash onto
a practice squad to see if growth and coaching is able to produce improvements.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
V i c t o r S a l a k o , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #77

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 47

East/West Shrine Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Baylor (2016), West Virginia (2016)
- Measured Height: 6054 Pass Sets: Feet are heavy and labor when tasked with Football Intelligence: Struggles with playing with
gaining notable depth off of the LOS. Has tightness in patience. Is a space blocker; spends too much time
- Measured Weight: 335 the hips and struggles to gain reach and extend kick slide disengaged from defenders and needs to pick up intensity
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" beyond immediate vicinity. and internal clock. Has a hard time anticipating defensive
pursuit and adjusting angles appropriately.
Length/Extension: Does not show ability to shoot hands Functional Athleticism: Labors getting out of stance and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A with power or get a run fit when working outside of has issues with playing effectively as a slide defender in
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 immediate grasp. Will float in space and allow defenders pass protection. Does not showcase any notable level of
within strike zone to flow away when tasked with working acceleration to close down and finish blocks. Will get beat
- 10 Yard Split: N/A laterally. in space by defensive flow.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Guilty of folding at the waist and leaning into Anchor Ability: Too stiff through the torso and the hips to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 blocks once established in a run fit. Has a hard time keeping sink down and prevent defenders from rolling weight back
spine tall and sliding feet to generate any level of control on the heels. Does have some notable natural strength if
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 and can be easily pulled off of set as a result. able to get into a fit with wide feet but occurrences are at the
mercy of defender's pathway and pursuit.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands carry wide and low; do not pose Flexibility: Notably rigid in the spine and hips. Does not
a legitimate threat to establish an initial blow. Does not win show natural ability to play with the hips low and squat
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A at first contact as a result and is currently much more of a down onto a base of support. Needs protection with slide
lean blocker than an aggressive drive blocker. ` calls or a TE to avoid quickly losing initial effort out of
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” stance.
Power at POA: Does not showcase movement unless able Competitive Toughness: Comes across as lackadaisical in
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to latch on to a down block and wash defenders out of the space and is highly underwhelming with efforts to work out
point of attack. Lacks leg drive through initial contact to in front of the play. Too frequently content to sit back and
- Short Shuttle: N/A create a forward push. flow cross face.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.81 6.81 5.46 5.98 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma State Offensive Tackle Victor Salako was a participant in the 2017 East/West Shrine Game. There,
Salako received some notice for his size; however his overall playing ability has tempered any potential Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
excitement that may be in the air for his pro prospects. Salako is a physically limited athlete and does not Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
showcase baseline levels of foot quickness, power, functional strength or mobility to play in the NFL. Too Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
frequently Salako will fail to engage with defenders in his vicinity; instead chasing from an arm length away Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
before leaning into an attempted seal. Salako is likely going to only warrant camp consideration; his physical skill Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
set suggests that there is a barren cupboard of upside when looking to project to the next level. Salako will likely
find himself in a smaller league to start his professional career.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o n a h P i r s i g , O f f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #79
Date of Birth: 05/04/1993 Redshirt Senior, University of Minnesota Golden Gophers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 42

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Nebraska (2015), Oregon State (2016), Maryland (2016)
- Measured Height: 6075 Pass Sets: Struggles with finding comfort extending feet Football Intelligence: Mental processing skills appear to
out beyond hips; does not get great depth in kick slide as a be slow. Will delay in coming off of initial defender when
- Measured Weight: 316 result. Has issues with playing in space and mirroring due to stunts are taking place. Does not see free runners in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" heavy feet and needs to work on awareness with base to peripheral vision and will float in the pocket unoccupied
stay in a more balanced position. instead.
Length/Extension: Is a tight quarters style blocker. Fails to Functional Athleticism: Clunky and mechanical.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A utilize arm length to extend and run edge rushers beyond the Struggles with planting and redirecting momentum back
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 Quarterback. Struggles with syncing punch with length to inside; feet get stuck in the mud. Does not take favorable
strike optimally and negate up field push. angles or show adequate burst to climb up onto the second
- 10 Yard Split: N/A level and KO Linebackers.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Feet are constantly stagnant and narrow. Needs to Anchor Ability: Struggles to drop the hips and will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A increase foot activity to provide greater chance of sustaining rarely get body aligned to be able to eat up contact. Has
or surviving first contact. Will peel and pivot when engaged issues with flexibility in both the feet and hips; is constantly
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 and concede soft angles to work off of blocks. chasing tails in space.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Has a fair amount of coil and pop in Flexibility: Struggles getting low in stance. Feet/knees fail
hands to establish a clean grip when shooting cleanly off to line up in initial stance and step; robbing of forward
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the hip and able to catch a defender square. Hand activity mobility and removing immediate power on quick sets. Is
after initial contact is somewhat complacent; can get shed very linear with movements out of stance and struggles to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” without a second punch. play with lateral agility.
Power at POA: A number of issues remove what would Competitive Toughness: Plays with a mauling mentality.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A otherwise be above average push. Lacks foot drive and hip Is at best when collapsing down on angular blocks and
mobility to roll through contact and finish what a concise washing out defensive linemen along the LOS. Needs to get
- Short Shuttle: N/A first punch can start with consistency. more active and find work with a greater consistency in pass
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A protection.

FILM SCORE

6.19 6.19 (Size only) 5.69 None (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Minnesota Offensive Tackle Jonah Pirsig has the build one looks for in a NFL offensive lineman but there is a
disconnect between his frame and his functional movement/technical skills. Pirsig is a heavy hitter in tight spaces Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and when able to get the hips lined up and not have to worry about lateral sheds can be effective in resetting the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
LOS and creating some push. However, once Pirsig is isolated in space and asked to mirror or cut off flow he is Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
robbed of all of his natural strength. Pirsig has a bad habit of getting the feet stuck in the mud and compounds that Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
issue with what appears to be tunnel vision when playing along the LOS. Pirsig fails to peel off of blocks and will Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
allow pressure if he's unoccupied by failing to see free runners. Pirsig faces a notable transition to the NFL and
should be considered an undrafted free agent candidate, regardless of system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 Offensive Guard Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 12 OG Pat Elflein Ohio State 8.10
2 21 OG Dorian Johnson Pittsburgh 7.93
3 39 OG Sean Harlow Oregon State 7.78
4 45 OG Forrest Lamp Western Kentucky 7.74
5 54 OG Dan Feeney Indiana 7.62
T6 58 OG Nico Siragusa San Diego State 7.57
T6 59 OG Isaac Asiata Utah 7.57
8 88 OG Kyle Kalis Michigan 7.39
9 116 OG Ben Braden Michigan 7.23
10 150 OG Adam Pankey West Virginia 7.06
11 171 OG Daniel Isidora Miami (FL) 6.95
12 194 OG Joshua Boutte Louisiana State 6.79
13 206 OG Damien Mama Southern California 6.73
14 224 OG Caleb Peterson North Carolina 6.65
15 229 OG JJ Dielman Utah 6.61
T16 236 OG Jordan Morgan Kutztown 6.57
T16 237 OG Alex Kozan Auburn 6.57
18 269 OG Greg Pyke Georgia 6.32
19 272 OG Jessamen Dunker Tennessee State 6.30
20 274 OG Corey Levin Tennessee-Chattanooga 6.29
Offensive Guard Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Functional Athleticism: How well does the OG get out onto the second level? Does he Pass Sets: How well does the OG execute his kick slide? Is he smooth with his feet?
move well laterally along the LOS? Is he able to get in front of cut off blocks from tough Does he get good depth with each step? Does he hinge properly off his post leg? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
angles?
Football Intelligence: Does the OG make appropriate reads after the snap? Adjust and Flexibility: Does the OG show the ability to maintain a low pad level with adequate
take good angles for defenders? Break down in space? Pick up stunts and blitzing knee bend? Does he show good hip mobility rolling into run blocks? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defenders?
Anchor Ability: How does the OG sit down and prevent the pocket from being Power at POA: Can the OG generate movement at the LOS? Does he consistently get
collapsed? Does the OT have the necessary strength to absorb speed to power rushes? push against defensive linemen in the run game? Is his anchor strong in pass protection? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Hand Technique: Does the OG show ability to land strikes within the defender’s chest Length/Extension: Does the OG play with good reach? Is he able to re-route pass
plate? Does he maintain his hand fit once engaged? Work to keep his placement? rushers with his length and cut off angles in pass protection?
Balance: Can the OG stay on feet once engaged on a block and generating movement? Competitive Toughness: Can the OG physically stand up in the trenches? Does he Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
Is he easily thrown off his base? Can he maintain a power position while moving? finish blocks through the whistle? How heavy is his anchor in pass protection?
Pat Elflein, Offensive Guard #65

Date of Birth: 1994 Redshirt Senior, Ohio State University Buckeyes

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx3 55

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Oklahoma (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan State (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Functional Athleticism: Mobility is excellent. Does well to Pass Sets: Feet well occasionally get stuck in the mud or
move laterally and mirror with defenders both in pass overstep but mobility allows for a rapid correction to snap
- Measured Weight: 303 protection and when tasked with cutoff blocks along the back into a favorable position. Has a good spring out of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" POA. Capable of quickly climbing the ladder and getting stance and is rarely caught unprepared for contact at the top
onto a blocking platform on second level. of the pocket.
Football Intelligence: Tasked with playing Center in 2016 Flexibility: Ability to disconnect the hips from the
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.32 and was highly successful in working protection calls. shoulders is a top trait. Does well to hinge and concede
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 Shows an understanding of defensive stunts and late depth while staying square to the LOS. Capable of twisting
pressure situations; adequate in ability to spring back and back to pick up a late gap shooter or stay sticky when
- 10 Yard Split: 1.88 hold serve in gap. reflecting defenders who react to a cut.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Recovery balance is excellent thanks to Power at POA: Guilty of leaning into some blocks but
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 natural athleticism. Has the strength to squat and absorb bull physicality is complimented with a nasty demeanor. Does
rushes to prevent a collapse. Good coil and spring to hold well with hands to deliver blows and play with extension to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 ground. Cognitive of how much space he's given his QB win first control. Has good strength to roll back pads to
and when to drop. establish a push.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are active. Clean with elbow/ Length/Extension: Comfortable playing away from chest;
wrist relationship and does not chicken wing his blocks. Has trusts mirror stills to let hands get into a fit with extension.
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'03" a quick shoot of the hands and awareness to continue to Does well to manipulate defenders with strength even as
rework positioning. Strength in punch is present and hands are extended to create a crease. Knows when a one
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concise, both as a G and C. arm fit is needed to sustain leverage in relation to ball.
Balance: Habit of letting the feet get narrow or stop at Competitive Toughness: Does well to find extra work if
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 times does result in some plays lunging at target or ending left unoccupied as a gap player. Nasty approach to blocking
up on the ground. Has recovery balance on pass sets to and will play through the whistle. Has a willingness to carry
- Short Shuttle: 4.71 rework the feet into a square base once pushed or uprooted blocks through the ground if able to uproot and knock over
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 from spot. an opponent.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.59 8.59 6.14 8.28 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State Offensive Lineman Pat Elflein will be an attractive option early on in the 2017 NFL Draft. He offers
positional versatility on the interior and has the functional athleticism to be a valuable part of a protection scheme. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Elflein has some lapses with his footwork but overall his functional movement skills and ability to play with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
strength at the point of attack are assets that are difficult to ignore, particularly in a class that is so top heavy along Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the offensive interior. Elflein has good recovery balance and an impressive pass set, making him a good fit for the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
offenses of today's NFL. His punch and hand technique are both strong; he does very well to continue to work Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
after first contact to sustain a favorable grasp on defenders and manipulate the point of attack to produce creases
for his running backs. Elflein should be considered a viable plug and play starter on day 1.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Dorian Johnson, Offensive Guard #53

Date of Birth: 10/21/1994 Senior, University of Pittsburgh Panthers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 51

NFL Combine Games watched: Iowa (2015), Notre Dame (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Functional Athleticism: Ability to move, mirror, slide and Pass Sets: History as a Left Tackle is apparent; has
climb is very strong. Has mobility to release quickly off of methodical and choppy feet to constantly absorb hip anchor
- Measured Weight: 300 the LOS and consistently beats defensive linemen to spot. and relationship with defenders. Comfortable getting depth
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" Tight pulls and clean angles. Can get out in front of plays in deep drops or taking quick settings. Guilty of getting out
on the perimeter with effectiveness. overtop of toes at some points.
Football Intelligence: IQ is strong. Passes off defenders as Flexibility: Lateral pliability and mobility is very strong.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.33 needed when working in gap protection. Comfortable Appears to be a bit rigid in the knees, is guilty of playing
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 working hip to hip and has strong spatial awareness to with a tall pad level and struggles to sustain low COG
identify where opposition is flowing. working in the open field. Anchor with hips is strong and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.80 rolls pelvis through contact to generate power.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Strong as a bull; wide base and active feet Power at POA: Is a monster on the inside. Powerful hands
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 do very well to stave off any bull rushes. Can sit down and and upper body combine with a strong base and thick lower
squat on power rushes after a few steps, recognizes when half to roll through first contact and generate momentum
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 anchor is necessary to sustain the integrity of the throwing before churning out space and establishing running lanes.
platform.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands contain a ton of power and are Length/Extension: Has offensive tackle length. Fully
strong after establishing a hand fit. Shows comfort playing competent and comfortable playing with extension. Will
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" away from body and will push/pull or yank defenders off of press and squeeze hands to fully fit in hands and has ample
run fits. Capable of manipulating bodies against their will power from extended position. Has the one arm ability to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A on the inside. influence a high area at the LOS.
Balance: Guilty of overextending and getting out over top Competitive Toughness: Nasty with a mauler mentality. Is
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 of toes in pass sets. Can be pulled forward by more not built like a road grader but plays with the same intent to
physically stout defenders. Base is wide and fluid when demoralize opponents. Smart to bury and lie on top of
- Short Shuttle: 5.09 drive blocking off of the LOS. downed defenders. Will toss LBs is able to get both hands
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 established.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
6.64 6.64 5.52 8.39 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh's Dorian Johnson presents a wonderful set of skills for an offensive lineman at the next level. Johnson
is a prized recruit at Left Tackle and could feasibly play there in a pinch going forward. Johnson's glaring Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
weakness is a habit of getting overaggressive in some block fits and getting weight too far forward; which Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
impacts his balance and ability to recover from counters. That habit aside, Johnson has length, power and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
functional mobility to be a devastating power blocker. He delivers massive amounts of pop in his hands as a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
means of stonewalling defenders and generating forward push in the run game. As a pass protector, Johnson's Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
long arms allow for first contact and he illustrates a strong anchor to squat and hold ground to sustain a clean
pocket for his Quarterback. Johnson rarely is defeated at first contact and will be a high ceiling offensive lineman.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S e a n H a r l o w, O f f e n s i v e G u a r d # 7 7
Date of Birth: 03/28/1995 Senior, Oregon State University Beavers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 37

NFL Combine Games watched: Minnesota (2016), Colorado (2016), Utah (2016), Arizona (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Functional Athleticism: Tremendous mover in open space. Pass Sets: Quick, smooth feet do very well to get out of
Shows desirable athleticism to work on the second level, get stance and onto a platform. Is crisp in redirection steps and
- Measured Weight: 303 into the boundary or mirror pass rushers. Capable of being is patient at first contact to not overextend and lose leverage
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" left on an island and shows foot quickness to keep hips or balance. Patience extends to the hands as well to pass off
aligned to defenders. contact and find a clean fit.
Football Intelligence: Has frequent illustrations of Flexibility: Loose throughout the hips and shows little
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.15 fundamental applications in live action. Understands angles issue working across the face of run defenders. Has a good
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 and how to contort bodies along the LOS. Frequently will level of mobility to work out of stance with a smooth hinge
use leverage and an initial step or strike to work into step and gain width as a puller. Will slide on a loose,
- 10 Yard Split: 1.79 favorable position and win reps. dynamic base to mirror.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Lower body power is certainly a Power at POA: Shows ability to uproot and work
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 limitation. Wins are on account of mobility, fluid transitions defenders off of the LOS but is more so based on mobility
and football intelligence. If worked back onto heels has a and quickness. Shows a low center of gravity to get
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 difficult time getting back onto a balanced set and leverage. Will deliver notable pop on double teams to smash
preventing power rushes. and before turning onto the second level.
- Vertical Jump: 30.5
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Reliable punches are not especially Length/Extension: Lacks high end extension. Played
powerful but show manipulation ability. Will push/pull or Tackle at the college level but lacks range and length to ride
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" leverage hands in order to turn body and hinge for an up out rushers on the boundary. Punches are active and not tied
field push. Hands are active and re-engage consistently together, allowing for one arm stabs to optimize what is
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A throughout fits. otherwise average extension.
Balance: Foot quickness and cadence allows for constant Competitive Toughness: Plays relentlessly. Lacks raw
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 adjustments. Consistently works off a clean base and slides power but movement skills and attuite make him a bear of
feet regularly to keep underneath the hips. Has good activity an assignment. Will run defenders out of the picture on the
- Short Shuttle: 4.81 after contact to stay into bodies of defenders in the running second level.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 game.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.60 7.60 6.41 7.97 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Oregon State Offensive Lineman Sean Harlow is going to be an attractive option to NFL systems that implement
a high amount of zone oriented blocking in the running game or who are in search of a swing player who can play Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
across the line in a pinch. Harlow is a long time starter at the Left Tackle position and he showed adequate Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
movement skills on the outside to warrant consideration should depth issues arise. Yet his true value is on the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
interior, where Harlow can be an asset chipping onto the second level (he possesses excellent combo block skills) Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
or steering defensive linemen with strong hand work. While Harlow lacks high end anchor or natural power, his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
fundamental understanding of how to win with positioning gives him upside as a potential quality starter along
the offensive interior. Should be a Day 2 value but lack of power could scare some teams off.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Forrest Lamp, Offensive Guard #76

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Western Kentucky University Hill Toppers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisiana State (2015), Alabama (2016), Louisiana Tech (2016), Old Dominion (2016), Memphis (2016)
- Measured Height: 6036 Functional Athleticism: Exceeds when working in space Pass Sets: Feet lack the overall quickness or technique to
as a run blocker. Shows excellent mobility climbing to the work as an isolated boundary pass protector. Has good
- Measured Weight: 305 second level and pursuing defenders. Will mirror effectively lateral mobility with feet and does well with quick sets
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" and illustrates recovery ability after getting knocked off set to stay balanced and mirror in space without lunging at
by pass rushers. rushers.
Football Intelligence: Long term starter at Left Tackle, has Flexibility: Hip flexibility is adequate as an interior
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.00 had some experience at interior OL early in career. Does blocker. Does struggle when pressed up the field to hinge
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 well with identifying pass stunts at the LOS and takes the hips and get depth. Has little issue dropping the hips to
desirable initial steps to work into a leverage position when absorb power rushes. Capable of tight cornering with strong
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 unoccupied at the snap. pace when pulling out into lead blocking role on boundary.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Has hands full with more twitched Power at POA: Will get a lot of movement on wash down
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 34 rushers, who keep balance off base due to lack of ideal blocks and is especially powerful at the second level. Is not
functional strength. Technique and hip drop is strong to a pure drive blocker and should not be asked to isolate and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 counter pure power or pure speed. uproot 1T defensive tackles; lacks the frame and leg drive to
be successful there.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Punch is crisp and compact. Holds more Length/Extension: Does not regularly establish first punch
pop in hands than expected; does well transitioning out of with length, appears to have only an adequate wingspan.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" an initial blow and establishing a strong grasp on the Operates best in tight spaces and is especially effective in
4numbers to stay sticky. Uses hands well to turn and pivot sucking defenders into chest and turning or pinning down.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders at the POA.
Balance: Shows nice recovery balance, even on the Competitive Toughness: Plays mean and with tenacity in
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 4boundary when pressed on the boundary shoulder. Can spite of lean frame and less than optimal girth. Does
reestablish base after being forced to concede footwork or very well to find work in both the pass and run game if left
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 pass sets. Does well when engaged in run game to stay on unoccupied or if initial responsibility vacates.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 feet and sustain wide base.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.35 8.35 7.43 7.70 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Western Kentucky's Forrest Lamp, in spite of missing a handful of games this season with a lower leg injury;
culminated an impressive career with a strong senior campaign. Lamp played Left Tackle for all but three of his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
games as a Hill Topper; but he projects most favorably to an interior offensive line slot in the NFL. This in part Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
due to less than ideal footwork for the boundary: Lamp struggles with deeper pass sets to get depth and sustain Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his angles to prevent boundary rushers from turning the corner without having to fold at the waist and chase. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Additionally, Lamp has adequate length and wingspan for the NFL level; but as an interior pass blocker his length Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
is at less of a premium and allows him to utilize his lateral mobility and functional athleticism to keep the interior
of the pocket clean and get out in front of plays as a run defender. Should be a plug and play starter.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a n F e e n e y, O f f e n s i v e G u a r d # 6 7
Date of Birth: 05/29/1994 Redshirt Senior, Indiana University Hoosiers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 37

Senior Bowl Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Florida International (2016), Michigan (2016), Purdue (2016), Utah (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Functional Athleticism: Has mobility and fluidity in initial Pass Sets: Quick sets are solid. Showed passable deeper
release to get out in front of plays or work onto the second pass sets at Right Tackle after injuries forced reps there but
- Measured Weight: 304 level. Issues manifest when needing a sudden redirection of general foot quickness when moving laterally does not lend
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" weight; will not move the feet with needed quickness to stay well to having success in deeper pass sets. Highly effective
balanced and square up hits. if bracketed in to either side.
Football Intelligence: Intelligent player along the LOS to Flexibility: Lateral mobility in the hips is present to pivot
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.24 handle, process and pass off stunt work. Does well to take out of stance and gain suddenness in pulling reps. Torso and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 effective angles immediately at the snap to work into shoulders do look tight when having to peel back or engage
favorable positioning on cut off blocks. Needs to stay self in late cut off blocks; will not get full strength of hands
- 10 Yard Split: 1.82 aware of tugging opponent jerseys; however. engaged on the frame of defenders.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Defenders attacking head up are offered Power at POA: Easily best trait. Drive blocks, double
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 little chance to develop push or collapse in the pocket. teams and second level blocks that are lined up product vast
Heavy anchor and is able to set early with balanced feet. levels of wash and is capable of single handedly opening up
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 Capable of stonewalling bull rushes initially at the top of the wide creases in the running game. Stays sticky and runs feet
pocket all the way through the whistle.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands shoot quickly and illustrate a Length/Extension: Has workable length and the ability to
wonderful level of power. Will win reps immediately at the play with hands set firmly away from the frame. Has timing
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'05" snap thanks to the strength and power in the hands. Needs to in punch to get hands thrown quickly. Guilty when playing
work on consistency of strike zone and not grabbing cloth laterally of letting defenders separate and getting out
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when defenders pull away. overtop of toes.
Balance: Film can be confusing due to inconsistencies with Competitive Toughness: Smash mouth player and heavy
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 balance. Has good natural hip hinge but appears to lack the hitter when able to operate in tight spaces. Will lose the
foot quickness to keep base in line with thoughts and ability to functionally apply power if tasked with reaching
- Short Shuttle: 4.68 defenders. Will get anxious and throw shoulders out over laterally or playing against lateral pressure from rushers.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 the top of toes.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.27 8.27 7.28 7.70 Concussion issues (None)
Evaluation
Total
Indiana Interior Offensive Lineman Dan Feeney is a heavy handed hitter along the POA and will be an immediate
upgrade to a team's ability to push along the LOS. Feeney can get into some trouble with pass sets; particularly if Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
asked to play in slide protections that will leave him susceptible to potential two way gos against pass rushers. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Feeney's foot quickness is not great and will lose favorable angles if rushers are able to bubble their rushes Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
laterally to work their hips around his outside leg. Feeney shows applicable movement skills in the run game and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
can work both out on the second level and as a puller getting out in front of plays. Feeney's other big question Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
mark is his health; as he's suffered a number of concussions which could be a red flag for teams and hurt his draft
assessment. Feeney should be considered a viable plug and play starter in man/gap power schemes.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Nico Siragusa, Offensive Guard #56

Date of Birth: 5/10/1994 Redshirt Senior, San Diego State University Aztecs

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 54

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2015), Nevada (2015), Wyoming (2016), Fresno State (2016), Houston (2016)
- Measured Height: 6044 Functional Athleticism: Struggles to work hips into a Pass Sets: Shallow pass sets are strong and shows a very
favorable position when tasked with pulling or working strong anchor to be able to sit down and absorb contact at
- Measured Weight: 326 laterally. Has enough length and mirror ability to be reliable initial punch. Shows off powerful hands and strikes well;
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" when tasked with working slide protections. A bit clunky sustains grip as a means of locking up and holding on to
working out of stance and struggle to hinge hips. potential pass rushers.
Football Intelligence: Is consistent and reliable in Flexibility: Rolls hips through contact with great
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.35 passing off defensive stunts or exchanges at the point of effectiveness, is very powerful and overwhelming in linear
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 attack. Shows off a good feel for how to manipulate bodies situations. When working side to side has pad level rise and
at the point of attack with powerful hand techniques. struggles to open hips to get width while sustaining a low
- 10 Yard Split: N/A center of gravity.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Natural strength is evident just by Power at POA: Capable of whitewashing defensive
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 looking at frame. Very thick in the lower half and has the players on drive blocks. Will take second level defenders for
overall strength to squat and eat up potential bull rushes. a ride if met with an unoccupied gap at the snap. At best
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 Very difficult to collapse as both a pass protector and when when working forward and when contact is sudden after the
holding ground at the POA. In the run game. snap.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are powerful and show an ability Length/Extension: Length will allow for a strong punch
to jolt defensive players on contact. Will roll back shoulder and press to reset the LOS in a favorable direction and
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'01" pads and does well to sustain initial grasp. Has a fair establish interior gap creases in the run game. Times punch
amount of length to play away from body with strength. well in pass protection to meet rushes with a stun punch to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Does well to re-work hands as needed to find favorable fit. put off forward push.
Balance: Feet do narrow in order to sustain balance further Competitive Toughness: True smash mouth style of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 down the field or when having to work side to side to get player. Thrives on heavy contact and will pop defensive
into favorable positions. Can get weight rolled forward and players in vicinity. Does well to continue to look for work
- Short Shuttle: 4.56 out over top of toes; resulting in folding at the waist. in pass protection if left unoccupied or facing odd man
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 fronts.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.17 8.17 7.96 7.45 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
San Diego State Guard Nico Siragusa is a power/gap style offensive guard at the next level. Possessing
overwhelming amounts of power and strength when tasked with playing forward and creating bubbles as the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
LOS, Siragusa is a devastating run blocker who will consistently win. However, Siragusa has a limited functional Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
skill set when tasked with moving directions other than forward and will be limited in scheme potential as a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
result. Siragusa struggles with his hips to sustain a low center of gravity and cleanly get out of his stance to work Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
out onto the second level or get out in front of perimeter plays. Due to his limitations, Siragusa is likely not going Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to grade well across all team boards and his demand will suffer as a result. There is, however, enough consistency
in his tape to think that in a power/gap scheme this is a potential starter going forward.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Isaac Asiata, Offensive Guard #54

Date of Birth: 12/29/1992 Redshirt Senior, University of Utah Utes

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 45

Senior Bowl Games watched: UCLA (2016), Washington (2016), Colorado (2016), Indiana (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 Functional Athleticism: Can be somewhat clunky Pass Sets: Does well to not get anxious and chase after
working out of stance but have mobility when able to contact. Sustains a favorable base and does not easily let
- Measured Weight: 325 generate forward momentum and has surprising ability to defenders contort the feet or compromise angles. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" get out in front of plays. Mirror ability is slightly delayed methodical step rhythm on deeper pass sets and has
but is certainly serviceable for size. synchrony in space.
Football Intelligence: Shows very likable level of control Flexibility: Is moderately mobile throughout the trunk and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.34 and comfort in live action; knows when unoccupied to look hips. Has ability to pull but more a product of clean angles
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 for and find work. Has excellent angles on shallow or long and efficient steps as compared to loose hips to hinge early
pulls to get feet clear and hug the LOS tightly. Operates in the set. Holds a low center of gravity and will squat hips
- 10 Yard Split: 1.85 compact and understands what frame can and cannot do. when engaged.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Powerful frame is supplemented by a thick Power at POA: Heavy handed hitter and will generate
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 lower half. Does well to eat up rushes with strength in the good push at the LOS. Does well to work underneath pads
core and lower end. Not easily collapsed and sustains width of defenders and run the feet to establish push. At times is
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 in the base to functionally apply power to the ground with robbed of high end movement due to foot speed but rarely
consistency. rolled back onto heels.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands showcase a good deal of power Length/Extension: Optimizes strike distance regularly
and punch is concise and proficient. Has good tight hand on pass sets or when working on the second level; capable
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'06" grip and shows comfort utilizing grip strength to squeeze of eyeing up punch distance and trusting when to throw.
and hug defenders in tight to the chest. Has adequate length to control blocks when working on the
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A second level and not get pressed off of the run fit.
Balance: Range is limited due to size but knows what body Competitive Toughness: Thrives off contact. Does well
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 can and cannot do; rarely caught overcommitting or lunging to seek out work if left unoccupied in protection. Will go
at targets. Feet are active but not especially quick; wins with out of way to ride defenders down to the ground. Will lie on
- Short Shuttle: 4.93 even stride distance to maintain a wide base of support. top of defenders uprooted after losing balance; will maul
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 smaller bodies with consistency.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
6.94 6.94 6.31 7.81 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Utah Offensive Guard Isaac Asiata is a quality option for a team looking to add power and functional mobility to
their offensive line unit. Asiata has a nice blend of power, aggression and intelligence to understand where his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
body works best and consistently work into favorable positions to execute on reps. Asiata is a road grader in the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
run game; able to generate forward push with consistency and his ability to sustain blocks long after the initial set Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
is a huge plus. Asiata has a moderate level of scheme diversity; although he would be a more optimal fit for a gap/ Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
power style running game he has enough mobility and understanding of how to stay balanced when flowing Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
laterally to be a viable option in a zone heavy system as well. Asiata shows the necessary strength, pop in hands
and mental acumen to be a solid, if unspectacular, pass protector at the next level as well.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Kyle Kalis, Offensive Guard #67


LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 50

East/West Shrine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Florida (2015), Colorado (2016), Illinois (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6041 Functional Athleticism: Very capable athlete when Pass Sets: Quick sets are effective to snap out of stance and
working in linear releases. Can be tight through the hips, establish a wide base of support. After initial contact does
- Measured Weight: 303 negatively impacting ability to pull tightly and with speed. well to sustain foot positioning and walk defenders out of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" Has a hard to breaking down in space to mirror defenders the area of the play. Has adequate short area lateral
on the second level. mobility if playing in a phone booth.
Football Intelligence: Mental processing after the snap Flexibility: Notable connection between the shoulders and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and ability to adjust/pass off defenders at the LOS is strong. hips; tight torso has negative impact on ability to pivot out
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 Disciplined to ride out a stunt. Shows good nuance in ability of stance or ride out blocks without having to fully open the
to manipulate bodies at the POA. Will sustain local gate to stay square to defenders. Shows good roll through of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A responsibilities as unoccupied pass protector. hips and butt through contact on drive blocks.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Strong as an ox; has little effort dropping Power at POA: Is a mean, effective drive blocker. Capable
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A the anchor and stonewalling an opposing bull rush. of uprooting many defensive lineman in one on one
Functional strength, base of support and power with hands situations; will climb the ladder with feet and generate a ton
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 all contribute to strength in the pocket and ability to absorb of forward push. Has ability to open to POA on inside and
rushes. outside shades.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are filled with pop and are able Length/Extension: Is difficult to stack and shed cleanly
to translate with consistency thanks to a clean inside punch. due to combination of arm length, hand grip and demeanor.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Can at times get too complacent and not work to reset an Will time throwing of the hands effectively and shuts down
inside hand grip. Has plus length in arm/wing for an any power rushes. Is difficult to turn the corner on, although
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A offensive guard. some deeper pass sets are a struggle to ride out with length.
Balance: Is guilty of playing overtop of toes at times and Competitive Toughness: Big, mean, nasty mauler. Loves
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 can be top heavy when defenders are able to jolt first. Base to get chippy at the whistle and let guys know when he's
of support plays wide with consistency; showing a strong dogged them. Plays with power and plays with the intention
- Short Shuttle: N/A ability to swallow up defenders and not allow for a late to whitewash opposition in the run game. Strength and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 disengage. power are staples of skillset.

FILM SCORE
6.53 Offensive Guard

6.94 6.94 (Size only) 7.56 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan Offensive Guard Kyle Kalis looks the part as a potential starting OL in a power run style system. Kalis
is at his best when he's able to play forward and attack at the point of attack. Kalis will overwhelm many comers Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
with his punch, leg drive and discipline with his frame. Effective in straight line reps, Kalis is fully capable of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
climbing the second level and picking off wash from the back side of plays as well. Where Kalis struggles is with Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his fluidity in space; he's definitely tight throughout the torso and hips. As a result, breaking down to mirror Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
smaller defenders one on one or pulling clearly around the set and being a lead blocker has led to mixed results. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Kalis' projection sits favorably in the middle rounds of this draft but there is a solid foundation here for a team
with power tendencies to scoop up a mid-round starting Offensive Guard at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ben Braden, Offensive Guard #71


LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 38

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Iowa (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6062 Functional Athleticism: Natural athleticism is very strong. Pass Sets: Is guilty at times of crossing over the feet;
Does well working out of stance. Has been utilized at both leaving open an avenue for rushers to work back inside
- Measured Weight: 335 LG and LT in 2016; adequate working the edge with foot across face. Has good depth on deep set kick slide to gain
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" quickness and mirror skills. On an established base is very depth and not concede the edge. Quick sets snap onto wide
strong and effective absorbing contact. base with consistency.
Football Intelligence: Spatially struggles to feel flow. Will Flexibility: Has a good deal of mobility throughout the
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.03 have free runners coming off hip and fails to see out of hips to hinge and open. Effective pulling out in front of sets
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 peripheral vision. Can take some poor angles in space when and has good ability to bend from the knee and keep center
trying to get out in front of plays. Hand work needs notable of gravity set low when trying to coil and absorb contact.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.78 polish.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Natural strength is excellent. Has great Power at POA: Will uproot defenders at the point of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 ability to plant the heels in the ground and bow the back attack with good effectiveness and roll hips through
after conceding initially as a means of gathering control contact well when striking clean. Linear blocks have great
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 of first contact. Has good anchor on quick sets to eat up success in resetting the LOS and working up into the second
contact through frame. level.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are carried too low and often Length/Extension: Has a workable amount of length to
sweep softly and catch. Adding more assertiveness to first work on the boundary as a flex tackle if called into duty.
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'06" strike would provide devastating results on a regular basis. Shows power and comfort with hands away from chest.
Needs to re-work inside and sustain inside grasp; strong Will sustain grip and has movement skills to ride out
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A grip is reluctant to let go after set on defender. defenders and work beyond the ball.
Balance: Can be own worst enemy. Will overextend and Competitive Toughness: Smash mouth style of player.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 play first contact aggressively. If sitting a little taller on hips Finds success as a road grader in the run game and will
and keeping weight back would provide much more control. take defensive linemen for a ride when all of the technical
- Short Shuttle: 4.90 Has movement skills and hip mobility to work across bodies aspects click on the same page.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 and be effective on steep angle blocks.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
6.87 6.87 6.71 7.34 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan Offensive Guard Ben Braden showcases an excellent physical skill set for the NFL game. He has mass,
length and good overall mobility skills to play out in space. Braden was able to showcase himself at both Tackle Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and Guard during the 2016 season, looking adequate in both slots. This will certainly add value to his assessment, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
knowing he can fill multiple slots along the line. Braden needs to clean up his hand usage; too often he is soft and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
wide with his punch. In spite of this flaw, Braden showcases excellent movement skills and power along the LOS. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
If able to clean up his hands and improve upon his spatial awareness, Braden can be a quality starting offensive Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
lineman in the NFL. But those technical issues are going to require notable work and mental reconditioning of his
surroundings. Braden has a high ceiling and would be well worth investment in the middle rounds.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
A d a m P a n k e y, O f f e n s i v e G u a r d # 5 7
Date of Birth: 02/02/1994 Redshirt Senior, West Virginia University Mountaineers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 46

East/West Shrine Games watched: Baylor (2014), Texas (2015), Brigham Young (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Oklahoma State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6043 Functional Athleticism: Has a pleasant level of linear Pass Sets: Has been utilized across the front and pass set
mobility to challenge the second level and cut off blocks on work at OT will lend well to interior reps full time. Has a
- Measured Weight: 313 shallow angles. Is notably tight throughout the frame and fair amount of depth to initial step thanks to size. Struggles
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" has a hard time with sustaining a low COG to redirect. with lateral re-direction but working in tight spaces has
Lacks suddenness. length to press and seal.
Football Intelligence: Has played admirably in spite of Flexibility: Tightness is evident and a consistent issue. Will
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A bouncing around the line. Can get anxious if left in space fold at the waist trying to hold firm on run fits. Pad level
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 too often and will fold and chase too soon. Shows a good creeps high and will let defenders squat underneath of pads
knack for rolling off of double teams and picking up a to prevent consistent forward push.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A second defender on combo blocks.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Natural strength is a clear advantage and Power at POA: Shows a good level of natural push.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A will help to mask for issues with leverage. Has good Length and overall strength pose a challenge for defenders
understanding of how to bow the back and prevent trying to press and disengage in the run game. Will spin
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 continued collapse into the pocket. off of some blocks but generally causes enough push that
uproot of defender from the POA is complete.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands can carry a bit low at times and Length/Extension: Natural length is excellent. Has the
does not always sync up first punch with optimal strike wingspan to sustain grasp on defenders even as disengage
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A distance. Has grip strength to squeeze and establish takes place in space. Does not always utilize natural length
secondary control on defenders; issues should be mitigated with great effectiveness but unteachable range is present and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A inside as defenders have less bubble room. can be improved upon.
Balance: Will let base narrow when running through Competitive Toughness: Straight line player. Will lose
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 contact due to tightness on throughout the hips. As a result much of natural strength and ability when tasked with
sustainability of blocks can be compromised; opening a chasing after defenders from the backside or shadowing one
- Short Shuttle: N/A window for spinning off of blocks. Shows good balance in on one in space and trying to align hits.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 pass sets to absorb contact.

FILM SCORE

Evaluation
Total
West Virginia Offensive Lineman Adam Pankey is a large bodied prospect who in spite of finding moderate
success at Offensive Tackle in 2016 projects most favorably to a role inside. Pankey spent the entire 2015 season Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
working on the interior (12 games) and there his lack of high end movement skills and mobility can be masked by Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
working in tighter areas. Pankey's length is a huge asset; as is his natural strength to absorb contact and not lose Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his footing at the point of attack. Pankey's lack of foot quickness will manifest against both quick/penetration Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
style defenders and when trying to sustain his drive blocks but there is a moderate level of ability that power/gap Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
style running teams can work with to find themselves a respectable interior offensive lineman. Pankey should be
considered late in the Draft; the back end of Day 3 feels like a good blend of ability and value.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Daniel Isidora, Offensive Guard #63

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Miami (FL) Hurricanes

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 41

Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2016), North Carolina (2016), Notre Dame (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), West Virginia (2016)
- Measured Height: 6034 Functional Athleticism: Lateral mobility is an issue when Pass Sets: Has an adequate snap out of stance to set up on
isolated in protections. Has good balance in run fits to platform but will get pressed hard and concede leverage/
- Measured Weight: 311 sustain a wide base and run the feet. Is clunky and struggles gaps in short areas when defender has room to operate. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" at times when asked to come across the formation in either struggle if attacked with late developing stunts to pass off
boundary runs, traps or pass protection. and reset in a favorable position.
Football Intelligence: Has an understanding of physical Flexibility: Ability to drop the hips in stance is adequate
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.03 limitations and does play to strengths. Will take good initial and does have enough mobility to spring forward or
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 release angles to come forward in anticipation for defensive backward out of stance without conceding leverage. Has
flow. good hip drop in pass sets and low COG. Hips hinging
- 10 Yard Split: 1.73 laterally do appear to be limited in fluidity.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Has great natural strength and is Power at POA: Is at best when playing forward and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 difficult to walk backwards when locked in on defenders in attacking in the run game. Methodical feet gain ground and
the pocket. Has a functional drop in the hips to stave off enable for swallowing of defenders at the point of attack.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 bull rushes. Eats up rushes through the trunk, needs to stave Functional strength and width of base create issues for
off more power rushes with an initial strike. defenders trying to press or slide off laterally.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Guilty of clapping hands at defenders Length/Extension: When able to establish a firm grasp on
and needs to tighten up the strike zone. Has a troubling defenders is impressive with sustained grasp in spite of less
- Standing Broad Jump: 7'01" habit of letting elbows flare and catching defenders. Needs than ideal foot speed to keep hips in line with opponent.
to invert the base of palms and shoot strikes straight off the Needs to work on range of punch and kinesthetic efficiency
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hip as compared to attacking with a windup. to maximize strike distance.
Balance: When able to sustain methodical steps is very Competitive Toughness: Mauler in the run game. Overall
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 compact with hips and wide through the base. Issues stem functional strength is present to dominate at the POA.
when pressed with speed: either on the second level or Needs to improve assertiveness in space situations to strike
- Short Shuttle: 4.90 moving laterally in pass protection. Foot speed not present with efficiency and establish control of blocks, otherwise
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 to keep up with eyes. prone to allow defenders to slant and cross face.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.97 7.97 6.20 6.91 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Miami Offensive Guard Danny Isidora fits the mold of a potential Day 3 addition for a power run heavy offensive
system. Isidora has heavy feet and does struggle in space; when attacked by delayed blitzers or stunts will labor to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
slide laterally and slam the door shut on gaps. Yet when Isidora is provided the opportunity to play in tight spaces Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and attack forward at the snap; he's highly effective in getting sticky on defenders at the point of attack and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
swallowing up any shed attempts he sees. Isidora has an adequate initial kick slide and does play to his strengths/ Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
limitations when working under his own pacing; when he's pressured or force to bail out of initial pathway is Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
when issues with movement skills become apparent. Isidora also needs to clean up his hand technique, too
frequently he's caught grasping at air trying to land an initial strike.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Joshua Boutte, Offensive Guard #76

Date of Birth: 05/20/1994 Senior, Louisiana State University Tigers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 44

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Mississippi State (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Missouri (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6041 Functional Athleticism: Straight line athlete who Pass Sets: Covers a vast amount of space courtesy of
struggles when forced to get off of current pace of size and width through the base. Will be able to pin in
- Measured Weight: 356 trajectory. Struggles with lateral mobility and even straight defenders in tight spaces and lean as a means of sealing
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" line quickness is lethargic; giving defenders ample window but deeper sets can result in getting isolated and having
to slide or scrape over the top. movement skills exposed.
Football Intelligence: Is aware of surroundings and does Flexibility: Tight and rigid in every sense. Has little to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A well to inventory appropriately at the snap to react with offer as a pulling player. Tightness through the core even
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 appropriate man assignment. Is effective in double teams manifests trying to get hips down in a three point stance.
and communicates well with teammates along the LOS. Should not be asked to play as a lead style blocker out in
- 10 Yard Split: N/A front of the set.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Heavy hitter with heavy base and strong Power at POA: Lack of movement skills and foot speed
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A anchor. Does very well to envelope defenders and eat up limit sustainability; will get caught with feet left behind.
every bit of their charge early on in sets. If anchored with a Ultimately initial pop and press are enough to force creases
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 frame on the QB is very difficult to generate any level of and bubbles if looking for a quick hitting short yardage
movement against. situation or allowing back to cut off hip.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Loaded with power to wipe out Length/Extension: Workable levels of range in terms of
defenders. Needs to have additional self awareness of when throwing hands. Does well to sync release step with a punch
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A to let go and not run the risk of getting popped for a holding working off of the snap. Lack of control at extension is a
call. Hands will throw multiple stuns and does well to byproduct of the feet, not of poor upper body strength or
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A continue to look to establish control. placement.
Balance: Will spin off of blocks. Needs to have a straight Competitive Toughness: Plays right on the line between
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 line avenue to target and must be able to uproot tough intensity and out of hand. Animated after the play and
immediately to sustain grasp. Otherwise will fold and lean loves to chirp. Physicality is rarely matched in terms of raw
- Short Shuttle: N/A at the waist, chasing after a shoulder to protect from firm power, simply handcuffed by size in practical applications
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 angles to the ball. on the field.

FILM SCORE

Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State's Josh Boutte made himself infamous to college football fans at the end of the Tigers' season
ending loss to the Wisconsin Badgers; where Boutte leveled a Badgers defender after a game sealing interception. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Boutte claimed he never saw the defender down and he did serve a suspension for the incident. Since then, Boutte Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
proved himself to be a gap specific scheme prospect for the 2017 NFL Draft. Boutte's movement skills are limited Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and he's notably tight throughout his entire frame, yet he does well to latch on as a drive blocker and is very Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
difficult to shed if he's able to establish forward push and momentum as a run blocker. Boutte is going to likely Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
need to drop some weight to add longevity to his career and assist with his movement skills; but there is a
workable set of skills for a team to invest in late in the 2017 NFL Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Damien Mama, Offensive Guard #51


LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 38

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2015), Alabama (2016), UCLA (2016), Washington (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Functional Athleticism: Struggles when having to play Pass Sets: Struggles to prevent defenders from pushing
with strength outside of natural base. Playing on the second across face and producing penetration in the backfield. Has
- Measured Weight: 334 level does not produce consistent results due to poor foot issues with foot speed and stride consistency to establish an
- Measured Hand Diameter: 11.00" speed and overall mobility issues. Rigid in pulls and must even cadence in kick slide to prevent early hinges in set and
cheat with alignment to gain favorable angles. conceding angles.
Football Intelligence: Takes adequate release angles in Flexibility: Shoulders will pop straight up out of stance and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.84 space to work into a favorable position on the second level. allows a loss in momentum. Has issues playing with
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 Will have borderline cut blocks from angles; at risk of comfort when feet are required to plant and catch away from
getting hit with penalties for chop blocks and taking underneath the hips. Shows good hip roll through contact to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.95 defenders out from behind. generate forward push.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Massive frame does well to naturally Power at POA: Sledgehammer style blocker with some
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A absorb a lot of power rushes. Capable of utilizing thick very impressive drive blocks when afforded the opportunity
lower half to wall off against rushes. Natural strength is to catch a defender with square hips and pads. Does well
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 evident and when able to establish a clean base is with leg drive to sustain forward push and will consistently
impossible to collapse. generate bubble in head up situations.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are powerful and will Length/Extension: Timing of punch is synced as
consistently reset the LOS on first contact. Guilty at times defenders enter strike zone. Showcases an ability to sustain
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'00" of getting grabby and failing to reset when defenders are a grasp when defenders attempt to stack blocks. Possesses
able to work head across the chest. an adequate sphere of influence at the point of attack to be
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective on the interior.
Balance: Foot quickness is a significant issue and will be Competitive Toughness: When offered opportunities to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 the root cause of many poor reps. Eyes and brain moves play linear and in straight lines is highly effective and
faster than the feet and will result in hinge at the waist; difficult to shed. Has issues with play strength and
- Short Shuttle: 5.38 chasing after defenders as they vacate area of power and functional application of power when having to slide
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 control. laterally or work out in space.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.65 7.65 4.60 6.88 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Trojans Interior OL Damien Mama is a powerful inline blocker with the ability to crease vast creases along the
point of attack; yet some of his physical limitations pose a significant barrier to playing at a high level in the NFL. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Mama struggles when playing laterally or having to mirror defenders; even in tight windows. This lack of foot Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
speed is evident in both the pass game and as a run blocker if asked to play into the boundary. Yet if Mama is able Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
to get situated in head up scenarios he will consistently generate push necessary to win in both short yardage and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
standard running packages. Mama, an early entry into the 2017 NFL Draft, will likely not be a prospect whom is Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
highly coveted come April; yet if he's able to successfully remodel his frame and drop weight he does pose some
moderate upside as a potential developmental starter down the road.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Caleb Peterson, Offensive Guard #70

Date of Birth: 12/22/1993 Redshirt Senior, University of North Carolina Tar Heels

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 42

Listed Measures Games watched: Baylor (2015), Clemson (2015), South Carolina (2015), Florida State (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Georgia (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Functional Athleticism: Ability to move laterally is Pass Sets: Short sets are most effective; deeper drops and
restricted on account of foot speed and activity. Smooth longer timing routes are susceptible to pressure due to poor
- Measured Weight: 300 mover when releasing and pulling across sets or climbing to feet and soft punch. Can get beat out of stance against more
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A the second level; is capable of working with moderate explosive defensive linemen. Once anchored and centered
success out in space. on rushers is effective squatting to hold ground.
Football Intelligence: Needs to hold water with more Flexibility: Shows a fair amount of anchor thanks to hip
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A consistency, at times is antsy at the snap. Better drop. Smooth release off of the LOS when pulling laterally;
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 understanding of angles and physical limitations would lead does not look clunky when moving in the open field. Feet
to better results playing the backside cut off blocks. Handles do stay tight under the hips, does not turn or corner with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A stunts and passes off defenders well in pass protection. particularly high amounts of quickness.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Functional strength is a significant Power at POA: Should not be regarded as a people
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A limitation; will get walked backwards when locked in on mover. Is not going to consistently cause creases and bubble
heavy handed defenders. Needs to show improvement in at the LOS when drive blocking. Ability to finish off a
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 natural strength as technique and posture do not always double and climb and close vs. second level defenders is
remedy poor reps. strong.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands can be guilty of firing late and do Length/Extension: Appears to have baseline level of length
not possess natural power. Will allow pads to get rocked on and extension to work from outside of frame. Issues come
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A first contact too frequently and doesn't put off opponent's from dead feet rather than inability to lock hands on
momentum. Hands are sticky and do sustain grip once defenders and sustain blocks. Should be regarded as an
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A established inside the numbers. interior prospect only, however.
Balance: Fails to regularly sustain a strong and mobile base Competitive Toughness: Scrappy player but lack of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 of support due to foot inactivity. Will stop feet on contact physical power limits ability to play with authority and
and allow weight to be rolled back onto heels or be pushed impose will on defenders at the point of attack. Could find
- Short Shuttle: N/A into crossing over feet. Moves adequately but not with great more work when unoccupied in pass protection to push
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 quickness to re-direct in space. exclamation point on some blocks.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.02 8.02 N/A 6.41 October 2016: Back Surgery
(None)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina Offensive Guard Caleb Peterson faces a challenging road back to the NFL after undergoing back
surgery in the fall of 2016. Yet Peterson showed some likable skills that will warrant a closer look at the next Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
level and provided his medicals are clean, Peterson could be worth a late round selection. Peterson is at his best in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
shorter pass sets and when being played as a blocking move piece in protection schemes. Too frequently Peterson Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
will have issues at the point of contact and fails to inspire with any ability to play with physicality; so he's going Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to need notable investment and time in the weight room to build up his core and lower body strength if he's going Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to challenge for playing time in the future. Peterson plays with an admirable attitude and is tenacious in tight
spaces, refusing to be cast aside.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J.J. Dielman, Offensive Guard #68


LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 32

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2015), California (2015), Brigham Young (2015), Brigham Young (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Functional Athleticism: Mobility and lateral agility are Pass Sets: Looked more effective in traditional short set
both very strong. Does very well to climb onto the second kick slides from OT than working on the interior. Guilty of
- Measured Weight: 309 level out of the trenches. Does well to take strong angles chasing in tight areas; will need to develop better patience
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" into blocks in space. Capable of getting out in front of plays and confidence in sets. Foot quickness is strong and capable
on the perimeter consistently. of sliding laterally or gaining depth.
- Measured Arm Length: 32.25
Football Intelligence: Struggled entering 2016 prior to Flexibility: Mobility throughout the hips and trunk is very
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A injury to acclimate to the interior after spending two years at strong. Does well to flip open at the snap and cross face of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 Right Tackle. Needs to do better finding additional work in defenders cleanly. When anchoring shows desirable
the pocket when left unoccupied. Angles are strong and amounts of drop in the hips to play with a low, controlled
- 10 Yard Split: N/A does well to cut or stab with hands as needed. COG.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Plays light in the trunk. Was given fits Power at POA: Should not be considered much of a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A against a 0 tech NT against Southern Cal. Has a hard time people mover. Results in drive blocks are mixed at best but
sitting down and effectively sustaining the pocket against poor on the interior unless helped by a teammate. Wins in
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 power rushers. Recovery balance is strong when needed to individual reps are on account of balance and mobility to
gain footing. out-leverage defenders.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Appeared to struggle this year with Length/Extension: Has adequate levels of length to play
consistency to strike punches out of stance. Was unable to along the Offensive Line but has been regularly beat to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A land palms on the numbers, instead would overextend and initial contact in 2016 as a Center. May not have the snap
miss on initial strike. Hands were much cleaner at Offensive abilities to play there on a full time basis. Capable of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Tackle and illustrated adequate stun. mirroring while sustaining hands once established.
Balance: Has little issue in moving freely; whether Competitive Toughness: A physically scrappy player
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 releasing off of the LOS and onto the second level or but ultimately lacking in the ability to punch and stun and
pulling around formations. Can get knocked off set by negate heavier defenders. Activity when along in the pocket
- Short Shuttle: N/A heavy handed defensive linemen but typically capable of could be improved as well. Tenacious when established on
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 recovering to reestablish base of support. bodies.

FILM SCORE
6.53 Missed all but 5 games Offensive Guard

7.77 7.77 (Size only) 7.02 of Senior season with
lower leg injury. (None)
Evaluation
Total
J.J. Dielman missed a majority of his 2016 Senior season on account of injury. Dielman was facing a difficult
transition from a two year starter at RT to the starting C; a task that proved to be a challenge for Dielman. I do Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
believe Dielman's skillset suits itself better to the interior than as an Offensive Tackle but like him better as a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Guard in a zone heavy running system than I do at Tackle. Dielman struggles with power players, not just heavy Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
defenders but explosive players capable of converting speed to power as well. At the end of the day he appears to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
have limited upside on account of only marginal amounts of functional strength. Without drastic improvement in Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
this area he's only going to be a fit for a handful of systems and will consistently have issues when isolated one on
one against defensive lineman. Dielman is a well seasoned player who in the right fit could offer strong depth.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jordan Morgan, Offensive Guard #67

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Kutztown University Golden Bears

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 43

Senior Bowl Games watched: East Stroudsburg (2016), California, PA (2016), Senior Bowl (2017)
- Measured Height: 6026 Functional Athleticism: Has the necessary movement Pass Sets: Is going to have to add polish to steps; too
skills and natural ability to play loose and have fluidity much of a lateral shuffle on deep sets and needs to kick to
- Measured Weight: 313 working onto the second level or into the boundary. Feet gain depth and protect angles and frame the Quarterback.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" for frame are light and carry weight very well for mirrored Does well on initial step to drive out of stance and get on a
reps. blocking surface.
Football Intelligence: Level of competition is going to be Flexibility: Has needed looseness through the hips to open;
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.36 a significant concern. Looked overmatched at times during especially notable on pulling reps back into the teeth of the
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 Senior Bowl week and will need to be acclimated to no play. Has good hip level and does not compromise leverage
longer being the big fish in a small pond. by rising up and out of athletic position.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.86
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Is going to initially have issues at the NFL Power at POA: Bullied level of competition the way one
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 level barring adjustment in feet. Currently spends too much would expect. Was a nasty mauler and played through the
time while engaged with neither foot tethered to the ground. whistle. Is more effective and polished playing forward as a
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 Will be collapsed by power rushes far too easily if habit is run blocker and creating movement along the LOS than
not remedied. working in pass protection.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands can be complacent but do Length/Extension: Has consistently been one to first
showcase a nice level of power and velocity. Will throw establish contact with defenders but will need to sync the
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'06" firmly and has been able to date to sustain a fixed grip on punch and feet together with greater consistency at the next
the frame of defenders after contact. level. Needs full body synchrony to optimize power.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Balance: Feet are active and do a nice job of running Competitive Toughness: Bully style blocker in the
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 through contact in order to sustain forward push. Can get running game. Shows likable intensity and effort to play
complacent in pass sets and lean into bodies to absorb through bodies and get to the second level as a drive
- Short Shuttle: 4.73 contact as compared to sliding the base. blocker. Was overwhelmed with physicality of defenders at
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 2017 Senior Bowl, however.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.31 8.31 6.17 6.41 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Kutztown Offensive Lineman Jordan Morgan is an intriguing and high upside prospect hailing from a small
school in Central Pennsylvania. Morgan as the requisite amount of movement skills, functional strength, smash Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
mouth attitude and size to be a starting offensive lineman in the NFL. But the environment in which he has Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
learned on the college level does not promote a polished transition. Morgan's feet need to be re-worked; he spends Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
too much time with both of his feet off the ground. This will lead to anchor problems in the NFL and is a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
significant task to overtake. Yet Morgan shows nice aggression, good pop in the hands and flashes constantly in Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the run game; a promising sign that his development will take hold and he can reach his full potential. Should be a
middle of Day 3 valued prospect in 2017.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Alex Kozan, Offensive Guard #63

Date of Birth: 11/17/1993 Redshirt Senior, Auburn University Tigers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 40

East/West Shrine Games watched: Louisiana State (2015), Memphis (2015), Mississippi State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6033 Functional Athleticism: Has a fair level of mobility but is Pass Sets: Utilized in a high frequency of slide
lacking in the short area quickness to win reps with protection. Will get impatient and chase bodies along the
- Measured Weight: 309 consistency. Has workable level of lateral ability in pass LOS in space if not quickly occupied. Does well to stay
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" protection to slide and slam door shut. Pulls and fold blocks tight in effort to help on man/gap protections.
take a bit too long to develop.
Football Intelligence: Takes some questionable angles and Flexibility: Appears to struggle to keep the hips down
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A needs to clean up footwork when playing out in space. when pulling into space and working across the set. Will
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 Fundamentals across the board are somewhat hit or miss; pop straight up out of stance and struggles to hinge the
ranging from hips at contact to hand placement and leverage hips open and gain width quickly as both a run and pass
- 10 Yard Split: N/A on angular blocks. blocker.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Plays light in the trunk. Will let a firm Power at POA: Is more of a leaner than a drive blocker.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 punch roll weight back onto heels and struggle so regain Will be able to bully linebackers on the second level but
footing as a means of collecting to squat and drop the hips primary effect along the LOS is to turn, pivot and try to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 and prevent further push. work head and hips across the body of defenders as a means
of sealing.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands will clasp outside the numbers Length/Extension: Long arms are not optimized and
and on the shoulder pads far too often. Long arms are not too often will play defenders tight to the chest, opening
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A consistent in striking clean; has a bit of a windup in delivery windows for strike counters or a false punch. Shows range
of the hands. Does not work to re-find placement after to extend from an occupied position and influence gap
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A initial strike. shooting LBs.
Balance: Needs to find further activity with the feet. Prone Competitive Toughness: Is more of a steer blocker
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 to stopping on contact and leaning into blocks or getting out than an actual drive blocker. Questionable anchor and
overtop of toes and lunging at defenders. As a result will effectiveness in setting control of defenders at first pop.
- Short Shuttle: N/A lose leverage and control and end plays on the turf. Plays hard through the whistle and will ride out uprooted
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 defenders away from the ball.

FILM SCORE

Evaluation
Total
Auburn Offensive Guard Alex Kozan projects most favorably into a zone heavy running system. There, his lateral
mobility can be accentuated and he may be protected from a lack of an ability to uproot defenders at the point of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
attack and cause bubbles along the LOS. Kozan plays too soft with his hands and needs to speed up his internal Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
clock for striking and establish first contact. Additionally, Kozan has a poor habit (especially in pass protection) Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
to let the feet go dead and must sustain his base cleaner as a means of sustaining balance in his blocking fits. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Kozan shows likable ability to climb the second level but is not especially quick in doing so. There, he is able to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
lock firm onto second level defenders and has enough length to hold a large sphere of influence to dictate
defensive flow to the football. Should not be asked to play in near future due to fundamental issues.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Greg Pyke, Offensive Guard #73

Date of Birth: 06/04/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Georgia Bulldogs

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 40

Georgia Pro Day Games watched: Auburn (2014), Louisville (2014), Florida (2015), North Carolina (2016), Tennessee (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Functional Athleticism: Boxy player with good Pass Sets: Played out of position in 2016 as Right Tackle.
immediate strength to work bodies into favorable positions. Struggles gaining depth and is much more successful when
- Measured Weight: 313 Does not show high end range or ability to work onto the tasked with sliding laterally or quick setting to get a hand fit
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A second level with quickness. Lacks mirror ability due to sub early on in the set.
-par foot speed.
Football Intelligence: Active in communication and hand Flexibility: Tightly wound throughout the hips and core.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A signals at the LOS prior to the snap. Has handled multiple Struggles to get leverage as a blocker or drop the hips down
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 positions and makes most of limited athletic profile with to roll through contact; robbed of functional power as a
taking good decisions and consistently processing defensive result. Has little ability to reach or extend the feet out from
- 10 Yard Split: N/A flow. underneath of the hips.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: High set of hips and pads remove ability to Power at POA: Wins with body manipulation as
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A consistently drop anchor and prevent further push. Is better compared to raw power. Has a good track record of
in tight spaces when defenders have less room to build up a out-maneuvering defenders off of their spot and winning
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 speed to power conversion and get weight back onto the with lateral leverage as compared to rolling hips into
heels. punches.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are guilty of striking high Length/Extension: Poor placement of the hands robs of
and outside. Has good activity throughout mitts to find a some of potential ability to play away from frame. Due to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A fresh fit and if able to stay square will readjust and proceed catching will concede first contact and negates several
to manipulate defenders with a tug or push/pull inches of length. Lacks mobility to sustain hands away from
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A combination. immediate area.
Balance: Ends too many plays on the ground. Was a Competitive Toughness: Is not a raw road grader and fails
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 liability at Tackle, caught leaning too often and lunging in to inspire with toughness after losing an initial strike. Does
space. Showed better control and discipline of body as a well to play through the whistle and looks for extra work if
- Short Shuttle: N/A interior lineman but overall lacks functional strength to left unoccupied in the immediate vicinity.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 sustain contact after flow.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.14 7.14 3.92 6.51 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Georgia Offensive Lineman Greg Pyke is a limited athlete with limited upside at the NFL level; however he does
possess a NFL frame and has shown clear football intelligence. This should warrant him a look at the next level, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
even if the expectations are tempered and he never sees field time as a starter. Pyke is boxy and works best in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
tight spaces. Ironically, he's not notably powerful in drive block situations; instead he's at his best steering Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
defenders and walling off potential tacklers along the LOS. Pyke's projection would be most effective if landing Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
with a team that implements a lot of three step drops and a high occurrence of inside zone runs. As such, Pyke's Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
limited mobility would be protected and his hand usage to pull defenders out of place would allow ball carriers to
cut off his blocks along the interior.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J e s s a m a n D u n k e r, O f f e n s i v e G u a r d # 6 6
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Tennessee State University Tigers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 46

Senior Bowl Games watched: Jackson State (2016), Tennessee Martin (2016), Senior Bowl (2017)
- Measured Height: 6041 Functional Athleticism: Possesses a pleasant skill set Pass Sets: Free moving skills and able to gain depth off of
working in the open field. Notable lack of play strength is the LOS with suddenness. Needs to be more aware of not
- Measured Weight: 306 troubling but overall mobility and foot activity gives oversetting; will get hips open too quickly and not have feet
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" promise for a high ceiling. anchored. As a result cannot absorb heavy punches and can
get rolled back into the Quarterback.
Football Intelligence: Will need to acclimate to new level Flexibility: Has mobility and looseness through the
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.00 of competition. Has poor technical habits that have been torso; capable of peeling back to challenge late showing
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 masked by being a better mover than opposition throughout blitzers or stunt players along the LOS. Has no issue with
college career. Notably struggled with power and getting full extension out of frame.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.80 explosiveness of defenders at Senior Bowl.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Far too soft in the trunk; needs to spend a Power at POA: More of a steer player than one to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 full offseason in a NFL strength and conditioning program uproot defenders; however has had success moving people
to assist in lower body power. Will give ground when on current level of competition. Foot activity and leg drive
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 taking an initial stun punch and needs to drop hips once are enablers of movement and will carry defenders out of
engaged. the alley.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are patient. Possess an Length/Extension: Has length to strike with enough
adequate level of pop and shows good reset ability in space range out of stance if timing is coordinated. Will need to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" to coil and be ready to stun again. Guilty of aiming wide work on meshing foot patterning with strike of hands and
and needs to bring strike zone in tight to the numbers. be more consistent when pulling the trigger into first
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contact.
Balance: Foot activity is both a blessing and a curse. Will Competitive Toughness: Threw weight around in college
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 run the feet and if momentum is not generated will narrow but generally speaking is lacking in functional strength to
and allow room for defenders to shed laterally. Guilty of hold ground and anchor at the professional level. Is going to
- Short Shuttle: N/A overextending with punch and getting out over top of the have to either transition mindset or transform lower body
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 toes. strength.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.04 8.04 7.05 5.99 Florida transfer
(None)
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee State Offensive Lineman Jessaman Dunker is a former Florida Gator recruit and has notable movement
skills to entice NFL decision makers in this year's NFL Draft. Dunker is very raw and has notable work to do both Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
in the weight room and with his lower half mechanics; yet there's a workable level of mobility present that should Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
warrant an investment and a long term developmental plan. Dunker must arrive to a team that has willingness to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
invest time and technique with their coaching staff; otherwise he will fall by the wayside as an unpolished and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
lighter bodied offensive lineman. Dunker figures to be in play in the late rounds of the 2017 NFL Draft; his best Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
fit schematically is likely with a team that implements a lot of inside and outside zone concepts. This would allow
Dunker's lateral mobility the greatest chance to shine.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Corey Levin, Offensive Guard #62

Date of Birth: 08/12/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Mocs

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 52

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Jacksonville State (2015), Weber State (2016), Sam Houston State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6034 Functional Athleticism: Moves well and climbs to the Pass Sets: Soft steps and passive hands. Has trouble getting
second level with effectiveness. Does not show lateral body into a power position when driving out of stance and
- Measured Weight: 305 quickness in same way as linear release from the LOS. into kick slide. Lacks ability to cleanly bow sets and keep
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" Needs to show developments in upper body power to hold angles steep for rushers.
ground with greater effectiveness.
Football Intelligence: Does not showcase high levels of Flexibility: Has a good level of mobility throughout the
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.16 polish as a lower level of competition. Troubling issues frame and can hinge open naturally out of stance. Capable
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 with getting into proper body position to press and seal off of dropping hips prior to contact. Does well to hinge and
alleys. open up shoulders on the second level trying to get hands
- 10 Yard Split: N/A square on defenders.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Can be walked back and collapsed in Power at POA: Lacking in natural strength. Missing
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 the pocket far too easily. Blend of poor strike consistency, power in the lower half and leg drive to start positive
lacking power in the lower half and a general inability to momentum unless generated immediately at the first sign of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 showcase core strength and balance after absorbing a punch. contact.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are wild. Will strike errantly on Length/Extension: Length assists in masking poor
first punches and at times when releasing laterally into placement skills and erroneous steps. Has enough mobility
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'01" blocks will invert palms and catch without establishing any to ride out blocks long enough to allow ball carriers to slip
level of pop at all. through.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Balance: Plays soft and will get knocked around by Competitive Toughness: Struggled to stand out against
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 contact. Fails to sustain low hips when running in open FCS levels of competition. Movement skills are strong in
space and as a result will get knocked off trajectory. Has a general but lacks application to the football field or ability
- Short Shuttle: 4.73 poor anchor and can get bullied at point of first contact. to reset the LOS with any levels of consistency. Faces
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 significant jump to the next level.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.20 8.20 6.93 5.98 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Chattanooga's Offensive Guard Corey Levin had a strong showing at the 2017 NFL Combine. Levin tested with
baseline levels of size and plus athleticism. Unfortunately at this point, Levin is a total ball of clay but is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
extremely raw; tempering expectations that he may be a potential small school sleeper. Levin is lacking in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
baseline levels of strength for the NFL level and will have a difficult transition if pressed into any notable action Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
early on in his career. Instead, a team should look to invest late in Levin and consider him as a long term Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
investment: a player worthy of stashing for one or two seasons in order to see what kind of development is able to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
take place. Levin is a notable draft asset due to quality athleticism; but there is currently far too much to work on
in order to get excited about his short or long term NFL prospects.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 Center Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 49 C Ethan Pocic Louisiana State 7.69
2 90 C Tyler Orlosky West Virginia 7.37
3 230 C Jay Guillermo Clemson 6.61
4 263 C Deyshawn Bond Cincinnati 6.40
5 276 C Kyle Fuller Baylor 6.26
Center Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Functional Athleticism: How well does the C get out onto the second level? Does he Pass Sets: How well does the C execute his kick slide? Is he smooth with his feet? Does
move well laterally along the LOS? Is he able to get in front of cut off blocks from tough he get good depth with each step? Does he hinge properly off his post leg? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
angles?
Football Intelligence: Does the C make appropriate reads after the snap? Adjust and Flexibility: Does the C show the ability to maintain a low pad level with adequate knee
take good angles for defenders? Break down in space? Pick up stunts and blitzing bend? Does he show good hip mobility rolling into run blocks? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defenders?
Anchor Ability: How does the C sit down and prevent the pocket from being col- Power at POA: Can the C generate movement at the LOS? Does he consistently get
push against defensive linemen in the run game? Is his anchor strong in pass protection? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99
lapsed? Does the OT have the necessary strength to absorb speed to power rushes?
Hand Technique: Does the C show ability to land strikes within the defender’s chest Length/Extension: Does the C play with good reach? Is he able to re-route pass rushers Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49
plate? Does he maintain his hand fit once engaged? Work to keep his placement? with his length and cut off angles in pass protection?
Balance: Can the C stay on feet once engaged on a block and generating movement? Is Competitive Toughness: Can the C physically stand up in the trenches? Does he finish Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
he easily thrown off his base? Can he maintain a power position while moving? blocks through the whistle? How heavy is his anchor in pass protection?
Ethan Pocic, Center #77


LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 42

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Florida (2016), Missouri (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6060 Functional Athleticism: Shows ability to climb the Pass Sets: Can be guilty of overextending at first contact
ladder and slide laterally with quickness. Does well to but possesses excellent ability to drop the anchor and
- Measured Weight: 307 recover after initial contact and regain footing. Capable of stonewall against power rushes. Feet are active and move
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" quickly snapping out of stance and getting established on a cleanly and freely. Takes good lateral angles out of stance to
pass set. work to appropriate gap.
Football Intelligence: Highly experienced starter with a Flexibility: Shows very likable ability to peel back and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.15 strong college pedigree. Active in calls and communications pick up defenders shooting late from wide angles. Does well
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A at the LOS. Highly efficient in passing off defenders in with the hips to hinge and open for pulling out in front of
stunt situations or working into favorable position before the play. Has strong hip drop and knee bend against power
- 10 Yard Split: 1.85 bumping teammates onto second level with combo blocks. rushes.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Functional strength is strong. Especially Power at POA: On drive blocks will consistently get good
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 big frame for a Center but shows strength from untraditional movement. Capable of washing out defenders on the first
angles and the ability to halt momentum before recollecting level and creating vast alley ways for defenders. Wins with
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A feet and frame to work into leveraged position. leg drive and power when attached; impressive level of
strength and movement for a lack of hand pop.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Hands do not regularly shoot and strike Length/Extension: Shows very good length and size for
with authority. Grip in the hands is strong to sustain control the Center position. Length can sometimes get the best of
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" once locked into a run fit. Active in re-working hands if early contact situations; needs to speed up the clock on
initial stab comes up empty to find an inside grip of chest of close proximity throws. Does well to recover and ride
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders. defenders past target area as needed.
Balance: Surreal ability to work back onto base after Competitive Toughness: Does well to play through the
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 allowing feet to narrow or lose at first punch. Will need to whistle. Will take defenders for a ride if able to produce
clean up technical pieces early in set but knowledge of a skates and get forward push on drive blocks. Strong on
- Short Shuttle: 4.81 workable recovery balance will ease the transition to the all bases and angles. Is at best when playing forward to
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 next level. produce push.

FILM SCORE
8.14 8.14 5.36 7.99 None Center (-0.05)

Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Interior Offensive Lineman Ethan Pocic is an impressive physical specimen along the interior.
Pocic makes plays that one wouldn't expect him to make with outlandishly good recovery balance and power Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
from all angles and bases of support. Pocic shows strong mobility throughout his frame and lateral quickness; Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
allowing him to have a massive sphere of influence along the interior of the LOS. Pocic is a naturally large body Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
himself; which at times creates complications in trying to anchor early against bull rushes or strike to establish Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
quick contact out of stance. Yet Pocic nearly always is able to work himself into a favorable position; showing Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
comfort and a calmness in the chaos of the trenches. Pocic is an excellent steer blocker; he's regularly found
squaring out defenders and working into favorable positioning along the POA. Should be a Day 1 starter.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ty l e r O r l o s k y, C e n t e r #65

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 50

Senior Bowl Games watched: Baylor (2014), Texas (2015), Texas Christian (2016), Brigham Young (2016), Oklahoma State (2016), Miami (FL) (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 Functional Athleticism: Is a free and easy mover; has Pass Sets: Is a bit light in the trunk and will need to work
little issue in working in space or stringing plays laterally on one on one anchors but the quickness and crispness of
- Measured Weight: 292 into the boundary. Has free moving hips and a sudden first feet is very strong. Feet are active; sustain width and have
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" step; consistently snaps out of stance and onto base prior to the quickness to adjust the base and the hips to work into
pressure from defenders. favorable positions to box out the QB.
Football Intelligence: Active in communications at the Flexibility: Has tremendous looseness throughout the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A LOS during the pre-snap. Highly polished player who hips to hinge and get width or out in front of boundary runs.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A illustrates fine technical skill in numerous areas; speed of Has the low base to get underneath pads of defenders in the
the game is not an issue. Good ability to hold water on running game and is free to roll and unlock hips at point of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A screens prior to slipping into space. first contact.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Functional strength is something of a Power at POA: Ability to move defenders is much cleaner
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A question. Highly effective in help situations but ability to sit when playing laterally. Has high end foot quickness and
down and hold firm against power rushes when isolated is mobility to work across the face of defenders; even at steep
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A limited. More of a traditional "help" player in both power angles. Shows subtle leg drive in forward pushing reps and
run game and man on man pass protection. does well to stalemate.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Right handed snapper; shows a nice stab Length/Extension: Does not have notable length but
with the left arm before working to find a consistent fit. helps to negate issue with single arm stab with free arm to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Hands are active and work to find space on the chest. Does establish first contact. Can be pressed off of chest of
show some nuance in ability to manipulate the torso of defenders in run fits due to lack of push forward when drive
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders as a means of working into favorable position. blocking and sub-par arm length.
Balance: Excellent ability to stay upright. Foot quickness Competitive Toughness: Poor habit of failing to finish
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 and overall natural athleticism are top notch. Will make through the whistle when in space. Shows good, active leg
for an excellent move piece in blocking schemes; easily drive when engaged along the POA to work across face of
- Short Shuttle: N/A able to square up blocks on the second level and hit with tough blocks. Lacks raw power but mobility allows for high
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 power. stickiness.

FILM SCORE
4.73
7.98 7.98 (Size only) 7.69 None Center (-0.05)
Evaluation
Total
West Virginia Center Tyler Orlosky is a traditional Center in that his movement skills are top notch and his ability
to play with power is limited; to say the least. Orlosky will not offer a team much positional versatility; his lack of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
length and functional strength in one on one situations will limit him to a Center role full time. With that said, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Orlosky is an excellent Day 2/early Day 3 Center option for a team in any kind of offensive system. Where Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Orlosky is at his best is as a help player in pass protection (or when handling stunts) and when tasked with Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
playing laterally along the LOS on boundary run plays. Orlosky shows good football IQ and the ability to take Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
strong, aggressive angles to cut off defensive flow on the second level when asked to do so. Orlosky has the
ability to be a quality starter in the NFL but his lack of versatility and strength could weigh him down on boards.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jay Guillermo, Center #57

Date of Birth: 08/26/1994 Redshirt Senior, Clemson University Tigers

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 46

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2015), Auburn (2016), Florida State (2016), Louisville (2016), Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 Functional Athleticism: Ability to play laterally is strong Pass Sets: Light feet do well to snap out of stance and get
thanks to foot quickness. Struggles with balance and onto blocking platform. Too light in the trunk and is apt to
- Measured Weight: 301 playing through contact to seal and stay sticky at the point concede space at the top of the pocket. Needs to be able to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" of attack. Has a hard time climbing ladder onto the second squat and hold ground firmly. Passive at first contact.
level if pressed with contact at LOS. Effective as a help and seal player.
Football Intelligence: Peripheral vision is good. Does Flexibility: Has the ability to hinge and open the hips
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.45 well to process delayed attacks on protection and is quick cleanly to greet late pressure. COD skills are adequate due
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to disengage and pick up blitz. Has been active in to fluidity and low COG. Has nice separation between torso
communicating calls prior to the snap and reading at the and hip relationship; capable of hinging cleanly.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A LOS. Technically sloppy in the upper half.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Lacking in functional play strength. Far Power at POA: Is lacking in leg drive and ability to uproot
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 33 too often put on skates by power rushes and needs to be defenders at the POA. Has a hard time working hips across
able to drop the hips and save space for QB to work in the face of defenders to get into a position of leverage. Does not
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pocket. Technique and squat are sound but appears to lack roll the hips through contact. Will miss ability to climb off a
core and leg strength. double team and pick up 2nd level flow.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Caught far too often with hands wide Length/Extension: Lacks high end level length. Will not
and low. Will let hands situate outside the numbers of be able to consistently establish first contact or jolt
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A defenders and is late to re-work for control. Has a quick stab defenders with hands. Lacks pop with working away from
and is effective in attacking with free hand on quick pass body and staying tight on frame of defenders as they pull
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A sets to feel body. away leads to folding at the waist.
Balance: Lack of functional play strength is detriment in Competitive Toughness: Appears to be lacking in the
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 trying to sustain base and play with control. Can get baseline level of necessary strength for the NFL level.
knocked around with heavy crashes via stunt at the LOS. Most effective working against smaller defenders and when
- Short Shuttle: N/A Can get pulled off set and is prone to chase defenders after not locked one on one with pass rushers at the top of the
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 initial punch. pocket.

FILM SCORE
8.30 8.30 5.18 6.64 None Center (-0.05)

Evaluation
Total
Clemson's Jay Guillermo faces a difficult transition to the NFL level. Guillermo is lacking in the necessary
strength to be a stalwart in the offensive interior; instead he's most effective if being utilized as a help player and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
second level piece. NFL defenses will not be quick to accommodate his lack of functional strength and as a result Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
this is a player that is going to require some notable time in the weight room before being tried on the field. Too Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
frequently Guillermo is bullied by power rushes and fails to generate any notable forward push in the running Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
game; letting LBs slip off of blocks on combo blocks or allowing defensive linemen to push through contact and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
challenge the ball carrier in the backfield. Guillermo is an intelligent player who; with some steep reconditioning
would be worth a look. Likely a practice squad candidate for any interested franchises.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Deyshawn Bond, Center #59

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Cincinnati Bearcats

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

Listed Measures Games watched: Memphis (2015), Brigham Young (2016), Temple (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Functional Athleticism: Showcases a workable level of Pass Sets: Needs to be more self away of the feet and
mobility and short area agility. Does not pair mobility with keeping a mobile base. Will lean and leave feet behind;
- Measured Weight: 292 baseline levels of strength and will get bullied along the resulting in zero pop in punch and inability to mirror and
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A point of attack. adjust when defensive rushers counter and work back across
the face.
Football Intelligence: Spatially unaware and has Flexibility: Has ability to hinge and redirect with
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A difficulty in processing how body position translates to effectiveness. Capable of low stance and when able to press
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective blocks. Is a leaner and needs to pick up activity out hands on blocking fits shows ability to drop and play
throughout the entire body to create a more coordinated with leverage. Is an easy mover in space thanks to fluid
- 10 Yard Split: N/A effort across frame. mobility.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Lacks power in the hands and strength in Power at POA: Lack of leg drive eliminates any chance of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A the lower half. Defenders given a free run will establish running the feet and is consistently stonewalled along the
notable push and collapse; rolling back into the lap of the point of attack. Does not create creases in the A-gaps but
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Quarterback. Needs to get hands and feet in sync to play does show ability to stay sticky on second level defenders in
with more initial strength. space.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Carries the hands far too low and will Length/Extension: Has necessary wingspan to help and
get busted with an open chest. Struggles snapping out of seal with a long arm effort but lacks pop or comfort playing
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A stance and working into a firm stab to negate initial up field with hands away from chest. Needs to be more confident in
push from defenders in front of face. throwing punches early as a way to avoid letting first impact
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A create a backwards push.
Balance: Will get tripped up and lose footing trying to gain Competitive Toughness: Plays soft and unassertive. Is at
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 recovery balance. Will narrow the feet in efforts to anchor best working out of an uncovered stance and taking out
and drop the hips; as a result can spin off of block attempts second level flow with functional mobility. Effort is
- Short Shuttle: N/A on second effort plays. admirable and does well to play through the end of the
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 whistle.

FILM SCORE
7.93 7.93 N/A 6.19 None Center (-0.05)

Evaluation
Total
Cincinnati Center DeyShawn Bond illustrates the desired movement skills to play Center at the NFL level,
unfortunately there is a disconnect between his mobility and his functional strength and aggressiveness that is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
going to make a NFL transition notably difficult. Bond is very effective when given a clean release to pull across Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
sets or work out onto the second level to pick off defensive flow, yet he struggles greatly with the concept of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
playing with timing in his hands and will consistently catch defenders with his chest. His lack of lower half Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
strength results in these blows negating all forward push and stopping Bond in his tracks. If Bond is to take the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
next step and be a viable NFL roster caliber prospect, his sense of timing, spatial awareness, aggression and
footwork are all going to have to show notable improvement. Likely a Training Camp candidate only.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
K y l e F u l l e r, C e n t e r #55
Date of Birth: 03/04/1994 Redshirt Senior, Baylor University Bears

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 52

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas Tech (2015), Rice (2016), Oklahoma (2016), Boise State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6044 Functional Athleticism: Lateral quickness is adequate Pass Sets: Guilty of stopping the feet prior to first
and has the movement skills to climb the ladder and be an contact and as a result will lean and chase into contact. Does
- Measured Weight: 306 effective cut off defender if angles are improved. Clean, not show consistency working side to side and sustaining
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" natural mover in space but struggles staying balanced and sealed leverage over pass rushers.
controlled in tighter spaces.
Football Intelligence: Has poor spatial awareness and is Flexibility: Natural movement skills are adequate but by
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.24 too easy to pull off of plays and not latch on to allow QB and large struggles with sustaining a low pad level and low
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A time to flush the pocket or extend with legs. Plays a bit hips to drop and challenge on first contact. Peels open out of
wild and is too careless with hands working outside of the stance cleanly and does well to hinge and get width on
- 10 Yard Split: 1.81 numbers to grab cloth. boundary reps or pulls.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Rarely establishes a firm grasp on first Power at POA: Does not reset the LOS or generate
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 contact; instead is guilty of letting defenders establish hands high levels of movement with consistency. Has issues with
on chest and is caught in backpedal. Natural strength takes running feet and is constantly the last man engaged at the
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A over and does have some push back after initial counter gets LOS after movement has been produced by teammates.
onto heels.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Strike accuracy is an issue. Punch is Length/Extension: Natural anatomical length is
long and labored; length is a detriment on the inside and is excellent and would be a large asset if able to be harnessed
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'0" the root cause of many missed punches. Loose and care free effectively. Conversely, punch is clunky and delayed,
when playing against defenders flashing across face; will preventing power being transferred into defender's frame.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A extend and grab cloth. Will chase in space.
Balance: Has issues with feet and ability to stay Competitive Toughness: Plays soft and passive at the
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 balanced and controlled. Will lean and fold at the waist point of attack. Fails to show aggression and wherewithal to
trying to sustain initial contact with defenders; causing roll through contact and play through the whistle. Does do
- Short Shuttle: 4.84 quick pivots and minimal resistance when trying to well to bury defenders when uprooted and lie on bodies to
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 mirror. eliminate from play.

FILM SCORE
8.62 8.62 5.92 6.08 None Center (-0.05)

Evaluation
Total
Baylor Center Kyle Fuller is an intriguing late round option for the 2017 NFL Draft. Fuller has the frame and
length to be a high caliber offensive lineman; however there appears to be notable disconnect between his body Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and his mind's ability to create in live action reps. Fuller is hindered by a myriad of technical problems: his feet Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
are guilty of stopping dead at contact, his hands strike wide, wild and inconsistently, his timing and ability to play Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
with total body synchrony is a large issue and his feel for action happening behind him in the pocket is spotty. If Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the light goes on for Fuller, he has the physical ability to be a viable potion along an offensive interior. That Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
projection is notably optimistic, however and instead Fuller should be regarded as a late round flier option that
warrants consideration due to his size and length.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 EDGE Defender Rankings

- 4-3 Defensive Ends/3-4 Rush Linebackers -
RANK RANK SCORE
1 1 EDGE Myles Garrett Texas A&M 8.65
2 19 EDGE Jonathan Allen Alabama 7.95
3 30 EDGE T.J. Watt Wisconsin 7.83
4 33 EDGE Solomon Thomas Stanford 7.81
5 35 EDGE Derek Barnett Tennessee 7.80
6 36 EDGE Taco Charlton Michigan 7.79
7 38 EDGE Derek Rivers Youngstown State 7.78
8 42 EDGE Takkarist McKinley UCLA 7.74
9 60 EDGE Carl Lawson Auburn 7.56
10 81 EDGE Ejuan Price Pittsburgh 7.43
11 83 EDGE Dawuane Smoot Illinois 7.42
12 87 EDGE Hunter Dimick Utah 7.39
13 92 EDGE Ryan Anderson Alabama 7.36
14 95 EDGE Trey Hendrickson Florida Atlantic 7.34
15 114 EDGE Charles Harris Missouri 7.23
16 119 EDGE Keionta Davis Tennessee-Chattanooga 7.21
17 124 EDGE Carroll Phillips Illinois 7.19
18 129 EDGE Demarcus Walker Florida State 7.16
19 141 EDGE Daeshon Hall Texas A&M 7.10
20 151 EDGE Tarell Basham Ohio 7.05
21 154 EDGE Jordan Willis Kansas State 7.04
22 162 EDGE Vince Biegel Wisconsin 6.98
23 166 EDGE Avery Moss Youngstown State 6.97
24 172 EDGE Tim Williams Alabama 6.94
25 198 EDGE Devonte Fields Louisville 6.77
26 202 EDGE Joe Mathis Washington 6.74
27 208 EDGE Lewis Neal Louisiana State 6.72
28 210 EDGE Bryan Cox Jr. Florida 6.70
29 247 EDGE Al-Quadin Muhamad Miami (FL) 6.53
30 285 EDGE Garrett Sickels Pennsylvania State 6.12
EDGE Defender Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

First Step Explosiveness: How quickly does the EDGE get off the line of scrimmage? Competitive Toughness: How well does the EDGE hold up in the trenches? Can he
Doe he have explosiveness to win with speed? Does he react to the snap and time it well? reset the LOS in the backfield? Does he fight to get off blocks? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Hand Technique: How well does the EDGE establish separation with his hands? Does Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the EDGE display? Does he wrap up,
he play with good extension and does he work to keep his chest clean? “bite the ball”, bring his feet? What kind of range does he have with his length? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Pass Rush Counters: Does the EDGE show versatility in attacking OTs? Does he have Lateral Mobility: How well does the EDGE play along the LOS? Can he move with
a wide array of pass rush moves? Can he win with primary move and counter moves? good play speed while staying square to the LOS and facing up ball carriers? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Flexibility: Does the EDGE have natural ability to bend from the ankles, hips and waist? Stand Up Ability: Does the EDGE display ability to impact the game in space as
Can he produce steep bend while maintaining balance and speed to play with leverage? well as at the LOS? Can the player have a positive role in zone coverage or spy? Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49

Run Defending: What kind of football intelligence does the EDGE show against the Football Intelligence: Does the EDGE illustrate an understanding of game situa- Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
run? Does he play his gaps appropriate? Does he maintain contain? Can he string out the tions? Make smart decisions as a pass rusher? Show proper keys/gap control?
LOS? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.75
Myles Garrett, EDGE Defender #15

Date of Birth: 12/29/1995 Junior, Texas A&M University Aggies

Position Overall 141 total tackles, 31.0 sacks, 47.0 tackles for loss (TFL)
Rank: 1 Rank: 1
- Tackles/Game: 3.92 - Sacks/Game: 0.86 - TFL/Game: 1.31
- Career - Career - Winning - Tackles/Game: 6.00 - Sacks/Game: 0.67 - TFL/Game: 1.83

(Y/N): Yx2 Played: 36

NFL Combine Games watched: Arizona State (2015), Louisville (2015), UCLA (2016), Tennessee (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisiana State (2016), Kansas State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6044 First Step Explosiveness: Highly twitched up athlete. Competitive Toughness: Has gutted through injury to play
Was hindered by an ankle in 2016 but when let off the leash in 11 games in 2016. Functionally strong enough to hold
- Measured Weight: 272 and encouraged to rush freely was still capable of quickly ground at the point of attack but can get moved by double
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" getting hip to hip with blockers. Lateral steps off the snap teams. Motor runs hot and will double back if pushed past
are equally as sudden. Elite trait. the pocket on effort reps.
Hand Technique: Length and ability to play with Tackling: Is excellent in terms of utilizing wingspan, bend
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 precision away from frame is tremendous. Utilizes reach and explosiveness to have a huge sphere of influence on the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 well to time hand counters and will successfully disengage boundary and at the mesh point. Size and close down ability
with a stack and shed. Hand fits at the point of attack can combine for explosive hits and is successful in shadowing
- 10 Yard Split: 1.63 get wide on occasion. late cuts to prevent missed tackles.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Will win consistently with pure Lateral Mobility: Moves like a linebacker on the edge;
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 33 speed rushes but has a number of counters at disposal. capable of hinging open the hips and covering huge areas
Length allows for effective long arm chops and rips to slip of grass to keep the edge and force ball carriers into the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 past initial stun punches. Speed to power rushes are sideline. Initial twitch to close down when isolated is also
effective from wider angles. very strong.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Highly pliable frame. Will bend, tilt and lean Stand Up Ability: Get off and rush ability are just as
into perimeter rushes and is capable of unlocking the hips to effective from a 2 pt. stance as compared to having a hand
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" corner tightly and play with leverage through the Tackle's in the dirt. Mobility leaves door open for reps in space but
outside shoulder. Highly effective in tight spaces due to currently is utilized primarily as a line of scrimmage and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” ability to bend, tilt, turn and diminish surface area. edge defender/rusher.
Run Defending: Is more of a penetration style defender as Football Intelligence: Is aware of down and distance
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A compared to a gap defender; but has shown great growth in situations. Disciplined with responsibilities. Understands
area during 2016. Disciplined to sustain gap and execute how to counter blocks and rushes when faced with changing
- Short Shuttle: N/A primary responsibility before transitioning into pursuit. landmarks and angles. Has a feel for finding the football
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Lateral quickness allows forced missed blocks off the snap. initially after the snap.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.98 8.33 8.66 8.57 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Myles Garrett is a generational talent; a special player with a startling blend of length, change of direction ability,
linear explosiveness and football intelligence. Garrett battled through a gimpy ankle during the 2016 season; Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
which some may interpret as a regression of skill. Yet on the reps in which Garrett was let off the leash and free Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to actively pursue penetration, Garrett was as dominant as ever. Garrett effectively utilizes his first step and length Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
to win reps with suddenness and effectively turn the corner on many Offensive Tackles. Garrett was able to add Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
further polish to his run defending skills in 2016; he was more effective holding ground at the point of attack and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
staying disciplined to squat and force cuts from the ball carrier. Garrett's next step will be adding transitional
counters out of stacked blocks with more quickness, but that is a minor gripe. A franchise changing selection.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 8 . 6 5 : T O P T E N O V E R A L L VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jonathan Allen, EDGE Defender #93

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Rank: 2 Rank: 19

(Y/N): Yes Played: 57

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2015), Florida (2015), MSU (2015), USC (2016), Tennessee (2016), Florida (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 First Step Explosiveness: Possesses notable quickness Competitive Toughness: An absolute monster along the
getting out of stance. Does not have the burst to get hip to LOS. Will drop hips and anchor in the run game and is
- Measured Weight: 286 hip on the perimeter with consistency but close down ability nearly impossible to generate push against. Plays violent
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" and acceleration shedding blocks is startling for stature. Has and physically, with a notable mean streak. Fearsome hitter.
a strong initial split considering frame. Motor and transitions in rush are top notch.
Hand Technique: Has some of the most polished hand Tackling: Close down ability and tackle range is very high.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.00 work I've seen in years. Precision and deliberate nature of Will re-direct without much effort and is capable of show-
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 attacking blockers is blue chip. Explosive power and ing high lean to attack ball carriers. Closing burst allows
excellent ability to establish a hand fit and lock out against for bone crunching tackles and a large wingspan promotes
- 10 Yard Split: 1.74 blockers. Shows fluidity in transitioning from stack to shed. high tackle consistency.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Versatile rusher; will win with Lateral Mobility: Has a good deal of range if left
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 quickness on interior rushes and with power against unoccupied or free on the boundary. If blocked down from
Tackles. Has explosiveness through lower body to bull rush. the OT position can concede laterally trying to string to the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 Hands are fluid and precise. Capable of minimizing surface sideline. Short area quickness and fluidity is top notch and
area to slip through creases and sustain progress. effective crossing face of blockers.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does not have the bend ability of a Stand Up Ability: Is not going to offer looks from a two
traditional 4-3 DE but shows very strong ability to play with point stance. Should be regarded as a scheme diverse
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" torso tilt and rotation through the core. Will unhinge the defensive lineman; can be moved up and down the LOS and
hips effectively to power through lateral contact and get slotted in any potential alignment. Versatility is strong.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” width in space. Interior rusher and quality edge setting run defender.
Run Defending: Is a run defending stalwart with an Football Intelligence: Savvy player who has shown
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A impressive combination of hand technique, functional ability to implement precision techniques with hands in live
power, short area quickness, mental processing and finish game action. Ability to locate the football by reading blocks
- Short Shuttle: 4.50 skills. Has one gap penetration or two gap abilities and will is excellent. Spatial awareness to detect screens on stunts or
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A immediately upgrade any unit in the league. rushes is high.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.59 6.35 5.18 8.50 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama Defensive Lineman Jonathan Allen is one of the most polished defensive players in this year's class.
Allen combines an impressive combination of football intelligence/mental processing, fundamental technique and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
hand work, raw power, length and a strong motor to keep opposing teams off balance at the point of attack. Allen Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
can realistically play in any number of alignments and play effectively; he has the functional strength to play the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
B-gap, the power and mobility to set the edge as a base 4-3 defensive end and the pass rushing acumen to find Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
mismatches across a protection scheme and be a productive player. Regardless of the scheme, Allen projects as a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Day 1 starter and an immediate upgrade to any unit's combined run defending and pass rush. Allen is a safer
prospect who, barring injury, should experience great success in the NFL.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
T. J . Wa t t , E D G E D e f e n d e r #42
Date of Birth: 10/11/1994 Redshirt Junior, University of Wisconsin Badgers

Rank: 3 Rank: 30
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Reserve)
- Career - Career - Winning - Tackles/Game: N/A - Sacks/Game: N/A - TFL/Game: N/A

2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Michigan, Pennsylvania State

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana State (2016), Northwestern (2016), Ohio State (2016), Michigan (2016), Penn State (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6045 First Step Explosiveness: Lacks the top end explosiveness Competitive Toughness: Relentless motor. Will peel back
associated with premiere pass rushers. Has a good get off if pushed past target with urgency. Does well to ID chances
- Measured Weight: 252 and has been working from primarily a two point stance. to get hands up and disrupt passing lanes. Tough, scrappy
- Measured Hand Diameter: 11.00" Has a smooth acceleration but initial twitch could only be player at the point of attack; holds a great deal of pop in
described as above average. hands.
Hand Technique: Some of the most consistent hand work Tackling: Has had a huge amount of near misses; needs to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.69 at the POA in this class. Hands hold good jolt to roll back be able to hold water a little longer and ensure a wrap up
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 opposing player's pads. Extension and ability to press and instead of throwing body at a TFL or sack. When able to
disengage are very strong. Has good length. Will attack at establish a wrap up is effective. Does well to get low on ball
- 10 Yard Split: 1.62 the wrist/elbow to shed hands off frame. carriers to negate forward push.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Is forced to win with attacks other Lateral Mobility: Does show a slight level of tightness
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 than a pure speed rush. Has precise hands; lands strikes with throughout the hips but overall motor and play recognition
a good deal of consistency. Push/pull, rip/dip are popular allow for ample compensation. Will charge hard off the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 choices to win around the outside. Physical and effective as back side of plays and impacts plays many others would not
a stunt player to occupy and establish rush alley. as a result.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Hips do sit high in pass drops. Does not show Stand Up Ability: Has been used effectively as a spy
greatest level of bend through hips on boundary rushes. player or in zone pass drops. Does well to re-route receivers
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" Capable of separating the shoulders from hips and rotating crossing face at the LOS or in space. Does well as an attack
to offer small surface area. Capable of tightly cornering player from off the ball to patiently allow a crease to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” thanks to high ankle flexion. develop.
Run Defending: Fundamentals are on point. Does well Football Intelligence: Highly skilled in processing plays,
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to stack blocks and remain dedicated and leveraged in executing fundamentals, attacking OL based on pass set and
primary gap prior to finding the football. Shows great stack leverage, etc. as a two year defensive player. Transitioned
- Short Shuttle: 4.21 ability and length to press and prepare for a shed block. from TE to OLB after missing 2014 season with a patellar
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hands make up for light frame and reset LOS well. subluxation.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.16 7.09 7.27 8.10 Missed 2014 with a knee
injury (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
T.J. Watt may still be green on the defensive side of the football; but he is by no means "raw". Watt has
wonderful hand skills at the position and will regularly jolt Offensive Tackles with a compact and powerful punch Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and win first contact in spite of a lean frame. Watt shows excellent motor and has the ability to work his way into Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
plays all over the field as a result. Watt lacks the stature and power of brother J.J. (Houston Texans) but there is a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
similar passion for the game; evident in his feverous play style. Watt is still a bit light in the trunk and can get Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
pushed around after initial contact if unable to cleanly disengage. Also, Watt lacks the bend and initial Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
explosiveness that is traditionally associated with a high end pass rusher. That said, Watt makes up for his lack of
elite traits there with motor, technique, hand ability and disciplined mental processing. A 3-4 starting OLB.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Solomon Thomas, EDGE Defender #90

Date of Birth: 08/26/1995 Redshirt Sophomore, Stanford University Cardinal

Rank: 4 Rank: 33
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oregon, Notre Dame, Iowa

2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Colorado

NFL Combine Games watched: Northwestern (2015), Iowa (2015), Southern California (2016), Washington (2016), California (2016), North Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 First Step Explosiveness: When able to gear up and Competitive Toughness: Is a total heavyweight along the
work for pocket penetration shows a very nice get off for point of attack. Capable of playing interior line, B-gap or
- Measured Weight: 273 player of such stature. Quickness out of stance is setting the edge and has strength to play all effectively.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" accentuated in a three point; spent high number of reps Heavy hands. Transitions out of initial rush and into a
reading blocks out of a four point. counter well.
Hand Technique: Hands are loaded with tons of pop, Tackling: Devastating hitter. Does well to come to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 however does need to get more consistent in discarding balance and has surprising amounts of range to string plays
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 blockers after pressing to stack and separate. Hands have out laterally and influence ball carriers. Will effectively
flashed with push/pull, one arming for length and a nice wrap up in the open field if chasing down plays from an
- 10 Yard Split: 1.65 forearm shed. angle.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Interior rushes prominently Lateral Mobility: Range is present to play the edge as a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 feature a swim or a club move as a means of shedding base side defender in a four man front. Capable of stringing
hands. Does well on stunts to occupy man before shedding plays out. Moves well with the hips opened and shows close
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 and carrying speed into twists with good lean throughout down ability when isolated on reps in space.
the body.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a strong ability to rotate the shoulders and Stand Up Ability: Should not be regarded as a stand up
diminish surface area as a means of slipping through creases player. Can be utilized as a piece moved up and down a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'06" along the POA. Has the ability to transition in pursuit with defensive front as needed depending on play situation and
a fair amount of speed with torso lean. Lacks high end tilt of mismatches; needs to be a hand in the dirt player to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” premium EDGE but is different body mold. maximize skill set.
Run Defending: Is a load at the point of attack. Will Football Intelligence: Light has really come on during
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A occasionally get bowed back but by and large is physically first season as a full time starter. Has become more
stout and holds firm. Would like to see feet stay square; assertive and cognitive with hands to play off of contact and
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 opens door to get turned out of plays w/ cockeyed base. avoid cuts. Feels the flow of offense well while attacking
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Tremendous length and has two gap ability. blockers.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.54 6.64 7.34 8.07 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Stanford's Solomon Thomas is a massive player who has done very well to continue strength and power to a
frame that entered the Cardinal program 20 lbs lighter. Thomas has flawlessly translated that extra weight to a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
powerful style of play; he is physically overwhelming in many reps as a one on one defender regardless of his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
alignment. Thomas has the potential to play as a 3T, 5T or a base 4-3 defensive end; his formal assignment is just Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
that: formality. Thomas can move up and down as matchups allow at the next level. Long, fully built and smooth; Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Thomas has the burst and release to be a much more disruptive player than he was asked to be at Stanford as well, Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
he spent many reps two gapping and reading blockers at the POA. A well rounded player that has multiplicity and
upside to grow into an even more dominant player with more urgency and precision through his hands.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Derek Barnett, EDGE Defender #9

Date of Birth: 06/25/1996 Junior, University of Tennessee Volunteers

Rank: 5 Rank: 35
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Florida, Alabama

(Y/N): No Played: 39

NFL Combine Games watched: Alabama (2015), Oklahoma (2015), Virginia Tech (2016), Appalachian State (2016), Florida (2016), Alabama (2016), Texas A&M (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 First Step Explosiveness: Does not possess high end Competitive Toughness: Is an absolute bear at the point of
twitch but does show the ability to get off of the LOS with attack. Strong and plays with balance to stuff up the point of
- Measured Weight: 259 quickness thanks to snap anticipation. Acceleration out of attack. Heavy hitter. Motor runs hot consistently and will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" stance is notable to turn the corner but is not considered flash across the back side of plays and influence the end
blue chip quality. result
Hand Technique: Hands show a good deal of versatility. Tackling: Does well to square up ball carriers, is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.88 Pop is present to jolt blockers and reset the LOS. Placement consistent when isolated in the open field to attack low and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 is consistently up into the armpits of blockers. Has has strong aiming points to get wingspan wrapped up on a
implemented accurate sweeps and chops as a means of limb. In the pile is an aggressive, physical tackler; will whip
- 10 Yard Split: 1.70 disengaging from blockers in live game action. down ball carriers violently.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Utilized a speed dip, a rip, swim, Lateral Mobility: Smooth, but is not a high range player
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A spin, bull rush and others in live action. Understands working into the boundary. Is much more consistent and
leverage and aiming points to attack tackles appropriately effective when isolated in space and having to squeeze
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 based on depth of pass sets and where landmark is in live down to take away the dive back. Redirection skills are
action. smooth and clean.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has illustrated an adequate but not ideal Stand Up Ability: Has been implemented as a QB spy
level of mobility throughout frame as an edge rusher. Will with effectiveness; as with "LOBO" (lineman on back out)
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" struggle to turn the corner of Tackles that establish a strong calls in coverage. Is sneakily effective in the open field and
initial drive out of stance. Tilt is limited on edge track but can close ground quickly to challenge the ball if taken into
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” shows better mobility with dip to diminish surface area. vicinity.
Run Defending: Is a monster if set up play side. Will Football Intelligence: Will need to watch offside
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A bow back Tackles and force the ball to bubble when penalties; can get worked with false snap cadences. Is
turning the corner. Physically overwhelms skill players if intelligent and a natural playmaker; trusts reads to
- Short Shuttle: N/A tasked with blocking down or trying to wash. Violent and consistently find the football. Will rush with a cerebral
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A confident in reading blocks. approach and counter Tackles effectively.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.87 8.66 5.57 8.10 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee's Derek Barnett is a fundamentally sound and intelligent EDGE Defender. While Barnett lacks the
physical twitch and upside of some of the other pass rushers in the class; he does showcase a functional skill set Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and enough pass rush counters to win at the next level. His true value is as a physically dominant run defender: Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Barnett will overwhelm most comers at the point of attack and does well to push back the line of scrimmage as a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
means of walling off the boundary. Barnett is a smart player with an understanding of reading blocks and reading Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
pass sets; he has gotten the most out of his physical ability due to the preparation he brings to the table as a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
player. Barnett is a plug and play starter as a 4-3 Defensive End and has enough versatility to be a chess piece
dropping off of the LOS to take away quick throws or cover backs out of the backfield.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta c o C h a r l t o n , E D G E D e f e n d e r #33

Rank: 6 Rank: 36
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Utah, Ohio State


NFL Combine Games watched: Northwestern (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Iowa (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6055 First Step Explosiveness: Does illustrate very good Competitive Toughness: Would like to see some added
initial get off. Has enough burst and pop to roll past upper body strength; can miss on pressing off blockers and
- Measured Weight: 277 offensive tackles early in reps. Will coil into sprinter's fail to finish plays. Has a good anchor and strong hip drop
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" stance on 3rd down situations and gain notable depth with to hold the point of attack when playing the run. Motor runs
stride length and initial twitch. consistently hot and transitions rush efforts well.
Hand Technique: Illustrates tremendous length as a Tackling: Showcases a wonderful amount of range.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.92 rusher. Effective playing off of first contact and hands show Capable of tightly turning or cornering with speed and can
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 precision and suddenness to swipe at stun punches. Good bend/utilize a large wingspan as a means of influencing and
hand placement when establishing a run fit if able to initiate wrapping up ball carriers. Will hit with power when hips are
- 10 Yard Split: 1.70 the contact early on in reps. aligned behind the pads.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Shows a strong inside spin; utilizes Lateral Mobility: Is notably mobile when playing along
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 inside elbow to seal OT from recovering. Has the mobility the LOS as a run defender. Can string out blocks laterally
to tilt and lean to corner and finish edge rushes. Has hit rip/ and sustain leverage/control of the line. Hips are loose and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 dip combo and swim moves as well. Converts speed to free, does very well to carry speed when having to play
power effectively to collapse the pocket. pursuit. Closes down from an isolation position well.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Freaky levels of tilt are capable of being Stand Up Ability: Has the open field mobility to play in
produced throughout the lower body. Shows high hip tilt space. Occasionally moved off of the ball and rushed from
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" and ankle flexion as a perimeter speed rusher to turn the different angles. Little exposure to pass drops but has the
corner. Plays with a functional base and strong power in physical ability to provide a chance of pace there.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” spite of tall, long frame.
Run Defending: Very likeable approach to run defense. Football Intelligence: Can provide a cerebral approach to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Will roll through contact to reset the LOS. Needs to be able rushing the passer, is flexible with counters depending on
to recover with more consistency if initially yielding chest alignment and OT pass set. Takes strong angles in pursuit
- Short Shuttle: 4.39 to a blocker. Physically stout to hold ground in run fits. and understands how to maximize physical skill set to finish
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Capable of slashing through the POA as penetration player. potential plays.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.16 5.91 6.91 8.30 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Taco Charlton has grown into a very strong 4-3 Defensive End prospect. Charlton became a full time starter in
2016; where he illustrated a very good handle of finishing potential plays. Charlton possesses a strong first step, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
notable amounts of bend, a variable set of hand counters and unteachable levels of length to bring versatility to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the table. Charlton has shown this past year to have a good repertoire of pass rush counters; he will frequently Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
splash with an inside spin move with suddenness that puts him into the lap of Quarterbacks if a Tackle is Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
oversetting. Charlton does have some ability to stand up but he's not been exposed to playing in space; he is at his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
best moving forward. As a run defender, Charlton plays with a strong anchor but will need to add some additional
upper body strength to assist in pressing off blockers if missing his first punch. High upside prospect.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e r e k R i v e r s , E D G E D e f e n d e r # 11
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Youngstown State University Penguins

Rank: 7 Rank: 38

- Tackles/Game: N/A - Sacks/Game: N/A - TFL/Game: N/A

Senior Bowl Games watched: North Dakota State (2015), Northern Iowa (2016), Jacksonville State (2016), James Madison (2016)
- Measured Height: 6041 First Step Explosiveness: Initial explosiveness off of the Competitive Toughness: Does have a hard time still
LOS is evident against more stationary targets in the pocket. pulling off of run fits; can get bullied if caught in tight
- Measured Weight: 250 Will coil well and sync up release with the snap; shows quarters. Will need to be more assertive in pressing to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" ability to pressure deeper pass sets when let off the chain disengage late against blockers after finding the football.
and encouraged to turn the corner. Square run fits shows good dedication to holding the POA.
Hand Technique: Does well with strike zone to Tackling: Fluid, athletic movement skills allow for
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 consistently shoot hands up into the numbers. Shows some explosive hits; particularly in the pocket. Does well to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 extension ability to squat and hold underneath of blockers re-direct and mirror in space as a means of closing down
but would like to see more aggression on the disengage to and challenging the ball carrier. Reliable wrap up tackler
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 enable a clean release. when square to the ball.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has a very strong speed rush/dip Lateral Mobility: Range is excellent. Shows ability to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 30 combination to turn the corner. Guilty of going to the well a hinge open the hips and play with speed into the boundary.
few too many times, however. Does possess physical With outside arm free can be relied upon to flow and stretch
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 explosiveness to collapse and push back offensive tackles in to ensure backs cannot turn square up the field and push
one on one situations isolated in space. vertically.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Mobility throughout frame is a huge plus. Stand Up Ability: Has limited exposure working in space;
Understands how to play low, cut low and lean low. Will although movement skills suggest potential to work into a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" offer negligible surface area as a rusher to tackles when positive role is possible. Would not leave isolated on backs
taking a wide angle pressuring the peak of the pocket. Can or tight ends, however. Would have to be a low buzz zone
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” play with power while bent. style player.
Run Defending: Room for improvement lies with ability Football Intelligence: Will likely face transition due to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to disengage off of blocks with more authority and level of competition leap. Showed promising stretches
suddenness. Does have a hard time in stretches to find the during Senior Bowl practices and was able to apply more
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 football and get into a pursuit role. pressure throughout the week. Gap disciplined defender to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A execute team responsibility first.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.45 8.33 7.18 7.50 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Youngstown State EDGE Defender Derek Rivers projects most favorably to a role as a 3-4 OLB; he will require
notable amounts of space to mitigate some of his current issues in hand usage and block shedding. Rivers is at his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
best as a rusher when aligned from wide angles, allowing him to utilize his explosiveness to the best of his ability Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to pressure Offense Tackles on deep pass sets before either turning the corner, bulling through or countering Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
inside. Rivers as both a run defender and a pass rusher, will need to continue to work on what to do when his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
initial block beating hand counter does not strike, too often he will get stuck in the mud with a blocker and not be Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
able to uncover and work into a pursuit role. Rivers plays with a hot motor and his movement skills should make
him an attractive developmental pass rusher going forward.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta k k a r i s t M c K i n l e y , E D G E D e f e n d e r #98
Date of Birth: N/A (JUCO) Senior, University of California (Los Angeles) Bruins

Rank: 8 Rank: 42
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Stanford, Utah, Nebraska

2016 Top Competition: Texas A&M, Utah, Colorado

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2015), Texas A&M (2016), Utah (2016), Colorado (2016), Arizona State (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 First Step Explosiveness: Levels of initial explosiveness Competitive Toughness: Plays with a great motor,
are very strong. Has the ability to accelerate with initial consistently running hot and pursuing plays. Will win with
- Measured Weight: 266 reaction and also in steps 2-4 in order to get hip to hip with hustle when others will have pulled up. Plays with good
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" blockers quickly and challenge on the boundary. Transitions effort against the run even if swallowed up occasionally due
are explosive in the open field as well. to getting rolled back on heels at the POA.
Hand Technique: Hands could stand to be more Tackling: Has missed a handful of tackle attempts due to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.59 deliberate with shedding efforts. Does have cognitive failing to come to balance at initial contact. Lateral mobility
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 awareness of where hands are placed and stacking blockers allows for pads to stay in front of ball carriers. Has a strong
with length. Does well to get a fit inside the numbers of tackle radius and a close down ability to deliver jarring hits
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 blockers. to ball carriers.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Likes to win with primarily speed Lateral Mobility: Movement skills are an absolute treat to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 but has the ability to drop the inside shoulder and turn the watch, elite ability. Capable of sudden redirection skills on
corner on Tackles effectively. Excellent bend and shows account of foot quickness and overall explosiveness of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 ability to break off hand fits at the wrist to clear frame for body. Covers a large amount of ground in efforts to hold
unimpeded rushes. contain in the run game.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Highly loose body and is capable of Stand Up Ability: Has been used in a number of
separating the hips and the shoulders in an effort to get situations away from the ball: Off ball rush LB, flexed out
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" skinny and slip through creases for penetration. Hip and on slots to disrupt route releases, etc. Has the movement
ankle flexion result in speed angle speed rushes to corner skills to have an effective but limited role in the open field;
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” with high amounts of speed. is at best when attacking the LOS.
Run Defending: Is not a dominating presence at the LOS, Football Intelligence: Is capable of working through
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A can get swallowed by heavy handed run blockers. Needs to creases very well; naturally finds space to attack. Speed
be more deliberate in using hands to get off of blocks but of game appears to be moving slowly, as specific and
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 initial fits are strong and has discipline in the open space to deliberate strip techniques and pass rush counters have been
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hold contain. utilized in live game action.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.59 6.53 6.54 8.23 Winter 2017 Shoulder
labrum surgery (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
UCLA's Takkarist McKinley has exploded onto the draft radar with a dominating 2016 campaign. McKinley is an
explosive, quick twitch athlete with movement skills that are going to be an immediate asset to a NFL defense. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
McKinley is effortless in both forward and lateral transitions; the transitional quickness illustrated with his hands, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
hips and feet are all highly impressive to watch. McKinley has the movement skills and functional strength to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
play in any defensive front but working him from wider angles is likely going to yield greater results as a pass Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
rusher and allow him to sustain an outside arm free in the run game. Is capable of physically dominating TEs in Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the run game and has enough motor to hold ground against most OTs in that area as well. Looks to have the
profile of a 1st RD NFL pass rusher due to length and twitch.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Carl Lawson, EDGE Defender #55

Date of Birth: 06/29/1994 Redshirt Junior, Auburn University Tigers

Rank: 9 Rank: 60
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Mississippi, Alabama, Memphis

2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Alabama, Oklahoma

NFL Combine Games watched: Alabama (2015), Louisville (2015), Memphis (2015), Clemson (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6016 First Step Explosiveness: Wonderfully twitched up Competitive Toughness: Physically holds very well at
athlete with big time burst. Capable of quickly getting hip to the point of attack when asked to stack blocks. Powerful
- Measured Weight: 261 hip with pass protectors as a rusher and can win with pure hands and capable of stunning to squat and hold ground.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" speed as a rusher. Has strong acceleration from both two Motor and second effort rushes are both high and generate
and three point stances. productive plays.
Hand Technique: Does appear to be slightly lacking in Tackling: Would like to see a better finish at point of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 terms of ideal length, does have difficulty at time initial contact, can overrun some plays. Does have a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 disengaging after pressing and extending to stack blocks. powerful frame and explosive closing burst to eliminate
Hands are accurate and deliberate in terms of attacking angles and envelope ball carriers in the backfield. More of a
- 10 Yard Split: 1.60 initial contact and strike cleanly on the inside of the chest. pop hitter than a form tackler.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Wins primarily with speed but is Lateral Mobility: Works well in space to mirror and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 capable of hitting hand counters and keeping frame clear. work to keep leverage laterally. Feet are light and hips are
Rip and dip are most effective due to strong cornering. loose to challenge outside the numbers if left isolated on the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 Single hand club has been hit on the edge to disengage. perimeter of the LOS.
Speed to power ratio is very strong.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Showcases steep mobility throughout the Stand Up Ability: Playing away from the LOS would do
hips when attempting to turn the corner on OTs. Will skill set a disservice, yet is capable of standing up from
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" carry speed extremely well and transitions out of initial wider angles and finding appropriate run fits or occupying
momentum well. Will drop the inside shoulder as needed to space as a zone defender in the short areas. Get off from a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” minimize surface area. two point stance is just as effective as a three.
Run Defending: Has a strong understanding of how to Football Intelligence: Heady player who appears to alter
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A attack run blocks with hands and body positioning. Needs to attack in pass rushes throughout the game. Understands how
get more effective getting off of stacked blocks but when to use body and skill set to optimal ability in terms of angles
- Short Shuttle: 4.19 asked to sustain gap control can squat and hold the point of in pursuit and as a pass rusher. Motor and ability to find the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A attack with good efficiency. ball is strong.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.79 4.45 6.93 8.23 2014 ACL Tear.
2015 Hip fracture. (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Auburn's Carl Lawson is similar to former Ohio State Defensive End Noah Spence, minus the off field concerns.
Instead, Lawson has some medical issues which will weigh heavily on his draft status. From a physicality Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
standpoint, Lawson brings an admirable amount of functional strength and pairs it with electric explosiveness. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Lawson has a highly translatable skill set to either a wide angle 4-3 rusher or a 3-4 rush linebacker. Lawson is at Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his best when attacking Quarterbacks with speed and moving forward into the line of scrimmage. His Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
explosiveness is obvious from either a two or three point stance, so this is a player that can feasibly be moved Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
around defensive sets if needed to be a chess piece rusher. Lawson finally blossomed with his production and
health in 2016 and figures to be an early draft selection in 2017; pending on his physicals.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ejuan Price, EDGE Defender #5


Rank: 10 Rank: 81


East/West Shrine Games watched: Iowa (2015), North Carolina (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Clemson (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 5107 First Step Explosiveness: Has a very strong amount of Competitive Toughness: Would like to see the motor run
burst present. Capable of exploding quickly at the snap in a bit hotter when the ball goes away quickly. Will pull off in
- Measured Weight: 246 order to gain depth and beat Tackles immediately out of pursuit and observe a little too often. Relentless as a rusher
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" stance. Closing acceleration is also strong and has the with a target in the pocket. Will aggressively attack pass
ability to break from a still position. rush reps against skill players.
Hand Technique: Shows some real skill as a hands Tackling: Does possess good lean to lengthen a stout
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.84 rusher; overemphasizes rush counter or hand sweeps with frame and maximize influence as much as possible at point
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 good results. Is difficult to land clean blows on due to of first contact. Compact frame absorbs and eats up ball
activity with hands to get after the wrist of opposition and carrier momentum well. Wraps aggressively and squeezes to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.66 fight off contact. finish plays.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has a terrific spin move once even Lateral Mobility: Redirection skills are excellent,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 with target to work back inside and throw blockers. particularly in tight spaces or when having to force false
Converts speed to power well and can collapse tall blockers. steps from blockers. Will beat players to a spot when
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 Has hit a swim, rip, speed rush, bull rush and lift in live crashing laterally at the snap.
game action.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Illustrates a very high amount of bend and Stand Up Ability: Should not be regarded as a stand up
lean. Low COG on account of frame allows for steep player. Loses forward acceleration at the snap from a 2
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" cornering and will play with power up through inside arm point stance. Does not have the length to disrupt or effect
when attacking around the edge. Hips are loose to flip open throwing lanes. Lacks exposure to zone drops or working
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” in space. off the LOS.
Run Defending: Has functional strength to hold own Football Intelligence: Spatially aware, has a knack for
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but can get swallowed up due to a lack of length. Has the navigating the pocket and traffic well to find creases and
gap penetration and first step skill to be an impact player make forward progress into the backfield. Attacks plays
- Short Shuttle: 4.34 as a slasher or when attacking from the back side as an with confidence in responsibilities; plays fast and with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A unblocked player. intent.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.00 7.82 5.02 7.60 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh Ejuan Price will be an interesting case study in NFL boundary rushers. Price has the center of gravity,
bend, explosiveness and technical skills to be a successful pass rusher on the NFL level; yet he has a notable lack Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of length which creeps up when Price is harassed and concedes a clean fit with hands on his chest. Price may Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
have more of a pass rush specialist or rotational role at the next level but if placed in a defensive system that Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
encourages backfield penetration and assertiveness at a high volume, there's potential for 3 down contributions. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Price's best traits are his short area quickness and agility, his hand counters to win at first contact in spite of length Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
and his ability to play with power from a bent position as he works his way through bodies or contact. Not a
universal scheme player and his size will hurt his evaluation notably but a very good football player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Dawuane Smoot, EDGE Defender #91

Date of Birth: 03/02/1995 Senior, University of Illinois Illini

Rank: 11 Rank: 83

2016 Top Competition: North Carolina, Michigan, Wisconsin

Senior Bowl Games watched: Wisconsin (2015), Iowa (2015), Ohio State (2015), Michigan (2016), Nebraska (2016), North Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 First Step Explosiveness: Smooth athlete with a nice Competitive Toughness: Physically plays with good
initial get off. Will coil and drive well on not just obvious anchor and functional strength. Works hands to fight for
- Measured Weight: 255 passing down and distances but also on 1st and 10. Lacks leverage and stay extended against the run. Will hold the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" the short area acceleration of some peers but initial step and point of attack well and motor runs hot trying to either turn
burst are top end. the corner or hold the edge in the run game.
Hand Technique: Hand placement is consistent and Tackling: Wingspan is very large and enables for a large
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.77 precise. Hands fit high on the numbers and length is strong area of influence at the LOS. Wrap up tackler with some
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 to sustain space between chest and blockers. Activity with pop due to crisp closing burst. Is not a head hunter and
the hands is deliberate and well times to break holds or typically will go for the safe tackle instead of the big hit.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.68 disengage with a sweep at weak point of arm. Typically finishes big play opportunities in the backfield.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Versatility in moves present is strong Lateral Mobility: Covers a good deal of ground when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A but needs to string initial counter into secondary moves if tasked with holding outside contain. Can stick foot in the
stonewalled with more consistency. Utilizes length and has ground and transition to the boundary when defending zone
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 a mean interior spin move, rip and dip, arm over and more. read isolated at the mesh point. Has ability to string out
Has flashed them all successfully. blockers while engaged thanks to hip looseness.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Showcases wonderful mobility throughout the Stand Up Ability: Has the movement skills to play out in
hips, torso and lower body to tightly turn corners. May have space but get off appears to take a hit from a two point
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" the best combination of lean and length in the class. Can stance. Has not had much exposure to working off the ball
effortlessly unlock the hips and waist to corner with lever- and being tasked with flowing off the ball or dropping into
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” age and playing up through OT outside shoulder. zones.
Run Defending: Has a nice anchor and ability to squat and Football Intelligence: Spatial awareness and ability to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lock out as a means of sustaining gap integrity. Has not find the ball are strong. Very disciplined to execute initial
crossed face of blockers much when engaged, only as a responsibilities at the LOS prior to breaking off into pursuit.
- Short Shuttle: 4.39 slasher or with L-step at the snap. Recommend as a one gap Shows refinement in a number of advanced techniques
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defender or edge setting DE. regarding hand fit, footwork and angles at the LOS.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.26 6.41 5.76 7.80 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Illinois EDGE Dawuane Smoot has a strong blend of run defending and pass rush skill that he brings to the NFL
level; which should make him a fairly high draft selection. Smoot lacks the elite explosiveness of some of his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
contemporaries but he compliments his athleticism with a strong head on his shoulders; his play diagnosis skills Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
are strong and he's a technically savvy defender in terms of how to get off of blocks and how to find the football. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
As a rusher, Smoot shows nice tilt and cornering ability when he trusts his angle; although too frequently he will Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
work into a favorable position before pulling off of his track and trying to work back inside across the face of the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Tackle. If Smoot can get more assertive and more consistent in pressing that edge track; his pass rush transition
will be much, much smoother and allow him to carry a notably bigger imprint on the game.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Hunter Dimick, EDGE Defender #49


Rank: 12 Rank: 87
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Southern California, BYU


East/West Shrine Games watched: Brigham Young (2015), Arizona State (2016), Southern California (2016), Washington (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 First Step Explosiveness: Coils into pass rushes with a Competitive Toughness: Pinball style player in traffic and
fair level of acceleration. Capable of getting hip to hip does well to crash off of bodies and sustain forward push.
- Measured Weight: 274 quickly and in spite of lack of high end twitch shows high Lacks length to stack at the point of attack and will struggle
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" step frequency to adjust angles and work into favorable when tasked with taking on blocks in a head up situation.
positions.
Hand Technique: Hands are active and will sweep for Tackling: Does very well to tilt through the hips and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.69 counters initially prior to first strike. Lacks length and lean into challenges as a mean of maximizing area of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 ability to press off of blocks once conceding a clean fit on influence along the LOS or in the backfield. Closing
the chest. High intensity and frequency of swipes. acceleration is strong. Shows good hand strength to grab
- 10 Yard Split: N/A cloth and squeeze to finish plays.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Wins primarily with speed to Lateral Mobility: Showcases a moderate level of lean
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 38 power conversions and initial swipes to play off contact. and redirection ability is more of a product of step
Has little secondary counters outside of a swim move that frequency than actual explosive or fluid traits. Moves with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 will need increased pacing at the next level. Good feel for suddenness in the feet and will get extra width on account
timing counter. of rare motor.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Shows a decent ability to corner and tilt but Stand Up Ability: Will lack range playing backwards.
showcases are primarily in the upper half. Has much less Has enough juice from either stance to warrant some
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A success trying to carry speed through wide angled rushes. consideration in a stand up situation. Capable delayed
Hip and shoulder relationship is a big rigid trying to move rusher or stunt player along the defensive front.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” in space; more linear playing away from QB.
Run Defending: Will make splash plays with initial Football Intelligence: Impressive ability to find the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A anticipation off the snap or by playing firm off the football. Highly productive in final season and only year
backside and crashing into ball carriers. Less effective able to stay healthy (21.0 TFL). Will let effort after initial
- Short Shuttle: N/A playing off of blocks and lacks the length to stack and shed pressure carry into secondary challenges on the ball.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with consistency.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.88 7.82 7.49 7.00 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Utah EDGE Defender Hunter Dimick brings an impressive intensity to the game. His athletic measurables are
only passable, yet there is a motor and urgency to Dimick's game that oozes enthusiasm for football. While that Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
will put a cap on Dimick's upside due to challenges in finding ways for his skillset to translate to the NFL level, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Dimick brings a strong understanding of how to utilize his hands to avoid contact and will have some success in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
both pass and run defending as a result. Dimick lacks the desirable length to play into the teeth of the POA but he Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
does show abilities as a slash player or pressure player and should be able to challenge the ball if let off the leash Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
and encourages to cause penetration. Dimick may be best suited for a Wide 9 style defensive front; where his
wide angles can protect him as a run defender .Should find a home in a defensive line rotation.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ry a n A n d e r s o n , E D G E D e f e n d e r #22
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Rank: 13 Rank: 92


NFL Combine Games watched: Tennessee (2015), Southern California (2016), Arkansas (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6021 First Step Explosiveness: Has a poor habit of popping Competitive Toughness: Smash mouth style of player.
straight out of three point stance; stealing some forward Will physically overwhelm blockers and consistently
- Measured Weight: 258 push. Has adequate ability to win around the outside but collapses the point of attack. Hands hold a massive amount
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" should not be regarded as a speed rusher. Re-direction or of pop. Crushing blows as a tackler. Plays a hard nosed
acceleration from in space lacks burst. brand of football.
Hand Technique: Does not possess ideal length but does Tackling: Range is adequate. Will wrap up with good pop
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.78 have the power in hands to jolt and establish backwards at first contact with pads to negate any forward push. Does
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 push to reset the LOS. Will fit the hands on the wrist of not allow for extra space after closing down and takes great
blockers and provide a powerful push to sweep clean the angles in pursuit to mitigate what is otherwise only adequate
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 hands. sphere of influence.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has won with speed to power Lateral Mobility: Does not show an ideal level of lateral
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A rushes and a number of advanced hand tech skills. Has done mobility due to some tightness in the hips, fails to inspire
well to engage in a lift, a rip and a push pull as means of with hinging open and stringing plays out laterally. Does
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 uncovering from initial contact against deeper pass sets. not have sudden plant and drive when squatting flat footed
Lacks notable bend or burst to turn corner with speed. in space.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Notable tightness when trying to lean and Stand Up Ability: Effective disrupting releases from the
turn the corner. Does have the ability to open the shoulders inline TE position. Gets adequate depth and can carrying
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A independently of hips to keep push moving towards the route stems off of the LOS against less dynamic receivers.
Quarterback. Plays with a low anchor through the hips in Sets the edge well from a tilted alignment to seal and force
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” run fits. runs back inside.
Run Defending: Is an ace run defender; physically Football Intelligence: Well rounded football player who
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A dominant and does well to seal off portions of the field. has developed a knack for splash plays as starts have piled
Forces the ball to bounce laterally with a delay and shut up. Wins as a pass rusher with intelligence and trusts
- Short Shuttle: N/A down opportunities to get the corner. Will show strong technique to carry pass drops to necessary portions of the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disengage skills to lock horns with ball carriers in the alley. field before finding the football.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.60 5.52 5.41 7.83 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama's EDGE Defender Ryan Anderson may not fit the role of a splash rusher; yet he has a high floor as a pro
prospect and should find success as an OLB run defender in three man fronts. Anderson has enough pass rush Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
acumen that he is a candidate to drop a hand in the dirt and rush from outside; although he has been moved Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
around at Alabama and won with some interior rushes as well. Overall, Anderson has nice polish and understands Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
how he wins: he's an overwhelming power player with the pop in his hands/frame to overwhelm the opposition. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Anderson should not be asked to play in high leverage situations in space; he lacks the lateral mobility or Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
explosion to accelerate and cover high amounts of ground on his own. Not a blue chip player but a technically
sound and smart player who should be a cog in a starting lineup for multiple contracts.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr e y H e n d r i c k s o n , E D G E D e f e n d e r #9
Date of Birth: 12/05/1994 Senior, Florida Atlantic University Owls

Rank: 14 Rank: 95
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Miami (FL), Western Kentucky, Florida

2016 Top Competition: Miami (FL), Kansas State, Western Kentucky

East/West Shrine Games watched: Florida (2015), Miami (FL) (2016), Kansas State (2016), Western Kentucky (2016)
- Measured Height: 6037 First Step Explosiveness: Has a good get off at the snap; Competitive Toughness: Too frequently takes the path
is at best when let off the leash and encouraged to cause of least resistance and will run self out of plays. Has had
- Measured Weight: 255 penetration. Able to get hip to hip with offensive tackles issues anchoring in short yardage areas and can be slow
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" early in reps and do so from wide or narrow alignments to react to the snap in said situations. Run fits when
from the ball. establishing a stack show necessary functional strength.
Hand Technique: Shows a number of counters; ranging Tackling: Can play a bit wild at point of first contact.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 from a push/pull, rip and club to disengage against run fits. Does well to keep motor running hot from the back side
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Has good pop in the hands but is not consistent with and will carry into plays other defensive ends would not
pressing off of chest and clearing for a clean disengage. challenge. Has good frame and explosive traits when
- 10 Yard Split: 1.59 Impressive violence through the hands. squaring up ball to deliver crunching hits.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Repertoire is impressive but needs Lateral Mobility: Has a fair amount of range and from a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A polish for picking and choosing counters. Has used arm tight alignment has shown ability to hinge hips and play off
over, interior spin, speed rushes, speed to power conversion of blocks while carrying momentum into the boundary.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 and a clean rip to rush passer. Needs to be more urgent in Has an athletic skillset to be successful playing into the
flattening to press for firm angles to target. numbers.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a fair level of tilt through the body but Stand Up Ability: Pleasant success when utilized as a
does not know how to utilize it on the edge track. Can show QB spy in games. Has good patience in shallows to green
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" good hip mobility and tilt when peeling back into the dog when target flushes. Should not be considered for pass
pocket from the backside but can be much more effective in drops, however. Lacks experience in area and would require
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” functional applications out of stance. notable live reps.
Run Defending: Has highs and lows. Can get uprooted far Football Intelligence: Has athletic skill set to have had a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A too easily in stretches but will the come back with plus a much higher level of impact on plays. Needs to be more
plus stack and ability to play off of contact. Does not show assertive through contact and play with leverage to pivot
- Short Shuttle: 4.20 reset ability to collapse Tackles back into the POA and and rush with more consistency. Needs to be more reactive
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disengage to find the ball, more of a slash defender. at the snap outside of obvious passing downs.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.30 6.53 7.36 7.23 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Florida Atlantic Defensive End Trey Hendrickson is a curious case of production vs. missed production.
Hendrickson is a twitchy athlete with good movement skills and necessary functional power to be a force along Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the defensive front. And while Hendrickson tallied nearly 30 sacks in his time with the Owls; he left notable Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
amounts of production on the table. Hendrickson's motor runs hot and at full speed all of the time but his angles Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
are passive and as a result he carries himself out of a number of plays that a more assertive attack would be able Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to finish. This bodes well for projecting a ceiling for Hendrickson, who illustrated his explosive qualities at the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
2017 NFL Combine to re-affirm what is seen on his college film resume. Hendrickson should be regarded as a
Defensive End candidate in a 4-3 defensive unit and would be worthy of a selection late in the second day.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Charles Harris, EDGE Defender #91

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, University of Missouri Tigers

Rank: 15 Rank: 114
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida, Mississippi State, Tennessee

2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Louisiana State, Florida

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida (2015), Kentucky (2015), Arkansas (2015), Georgia (2016), West Virginia (2016), Florida (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 First Step Explosiveness: Ability to explode off the LOS Competitive Toughness: Physically needs to play more
is evident on obvious passing situations. Twitched up stout when taking lateral pressure. Can far too easily get
- Measured Weight: 253 athlete with explosive, dynamic initial movement skills. knocked off of balance and be pushed past plays. Needs to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" Can win with pure speed as a rush player. Acceleration in keep pad level down at the LOS and hold ground with
steps 2-5 show strong ability to quickly get up to top gear. greater sense of urgency at the POA.
Hand Technique: Best flashes of hand usage are on Tackling: Short area acceleration and explosiveness lead to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 initial pass rush attacks; active to sweep, rip or swim. big time finishes in the pocket. Closing burst is strong and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Requires additional development when attacking blocks in allows for challenged plays a lesser player wouldn't sniff. Is
the run game; fails to pop and separate cleanly to re-direct physical and wraps well with wingspan, utilizing length to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.65 and squeeze against the run. influence larger areas than immediate vicinity.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Best move is a devastating swim Lateral Mobility: Body activity is high in the open but
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 move in open water; clears hands to rapidly redirect. Needs does waste a lot of movement as well; negatively impacting
to have more cerebral approach to stringing rushes together, ability to shift or finish plays when working from a still
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 can get lost at times and attempt counters just for the sake of position. Physical ability in this regard is actually quite
throwing something out. Rip, swim, speed are all strong. strong and a candidate for improvement.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Bend ability on the outside rush track is Stand Up Ability: Not frequently used out in space,
wonderful. Shows mobility throughout the hips and trunk to primarily as a rush player. Get off from a two point stance
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'01" lean steeply into rushes and leverage angles to advantage. is still quite strong. Would not ask to drop backwards off
Does well coiling into tackle attempts; pads collide with of the LOS but does have ability to play from wide angles in
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” heavy pop. a 2 point stance.
Run Defending: Like many Mizzou defenders; is snake Football Intelligence: Explosiveness and twitch can be
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A bitten by a scheme that promotes excessive penetration. worst enemy; will get tunnel vision and fail to process at
Gets too deep and runs self out of plays. Will get caught times. Needs further polish in efforts to string together
- Short Shuttle: 4.42 pushing for depth and be knocked out of alignment and follow up pass rush attempts. Does well to sustain leverage
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concede gap. Needs mental reconditioning and structure. as edge defender or as contain rusher.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.41 6.69 5.53 7.60 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Missouri's Charles Harris is a well built pass rusher with the tools to be a reliable, high end starter at the NFL
level. Where Harris is in need of improvement is with some of his play diagnosis skills and his football IQ. Too Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
often he is his own worst enemy and fails to adjust his course based on his initial sight lines. As a rusher, Harris Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
provides an explosive mix of twitch and power; which makes him a handful to account for on the boundary. Yet Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
when Harris is let to roam the edge as he has been in Missouri, it promotes poor habits in the run game and too Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
often Harris will have run himself out of contention for plays. Harris will require some mental reconditioning in Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
order to even out the end results of his play on a snap by snap basis. With that said, his size/athleticism profile
warrants consideration on late Day 2; as he is a highly potent linear athlete.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Keionta Davis, EDGE Defender #91

Date of Birth: 03/01/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Mocs

Rank: 16 Rank: 119


Senior Bowl Games watched: Jacksonville State (2015), Alabama (2016), Samford (2016), Sam Houston State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 First Step Explosiveness: Does not illustrate high levels Competitive Toughness: Physically stout player, well
of explosiveness. Struggles with getting out of the blocks built and stocky. Does well to physically overwhelm
- Measured Weight: 274 with quickness and would find greater success working on Tackles on FCS level and had strong showing against
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" reaction time to snap out of peripherals. Alabama in 2016. Has functional strength and speed to
power conversion to run through soft pass sets.
Hand Technique: Placement of hands for initial stun in run Tackling: Strong finish skills at point of contact. Does well
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A game can use polish. Has a good level of activity to sweep to wrap up and lasso ball carriers. Shows an awareness to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 and attack at the chest to clean off contact and play forward. attack the football in crowded areas if ball carrier is
Shows good length and extension when playing outside in contained. Does well to carry speed through tilts and leans
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to keep leverage to the boundary. to challenge on steep angles.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Gets by currently by largely Lateral Mobility: Has a fair amount of range but is more of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A overwhelming Tackles with power and violence. Does well a byproduct of ability to tilt and carry speed through turn as
to show some pliability and turn the corner with length compared to looseness in the hips to hinge. Does not have
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 and leverage on the inside arm. Will need to add further great straight line speed to be able to work out into the
counters for success coming back inside at next level. boundary against speed plays.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does not show a high level of coil but does Stand Up Ability: Pure hand in the dirt style player. Does
have success with pivoting and working hips around pass not have desirable level of range or mobility to get depth
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A sets. Was notably more challenged working edge both and be a reliable player out in space. Considered primarily a
against Crimson Tide and at the Senior Bowl in one on one base 4-3 defensive end.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” reps.
Run Defending: Stout and shows flashes of dominance as Football Intelligence: Level of competition presents a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A both a slash player and as a stack and shed defender. Ability considerable adjustment period in order to find success.
to get off of blocks is strong but late disengage attempts Physically will not be able to dominate and run through
- Short Shuttle: N/A can be hit too late and allow ball carrier to turn up in to the contact in NFL the way wins have come at the FCS level.
alley off of hip.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
7.20 EDGE Defender

8.22 6.75 (Size only) 6.93 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee Chattanooga Defensive End Keionta Davis brings intrigue as a potential Day 3 investment. His
physical skill set is not especially notable; he lacks high end burst or mobility skills. Yet Davis has a knack for Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
working around bodies and being highly productive and disruptive in the backfield. Some of this is the byproduct Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
of his level of competition on the FCS level; however Davis has traits that look to translate regardless of his Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
situation. For starters, Davis' ability to flatten pass rush tracks and get home are impressive. That trait combined Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
with a good baseline level of raw power will make him someone that cannot be given a soft pass set, or else he Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
will be able to generate quality pressure. Davis should be considered a rotational player and has upside as a depth
piece as a base 4-3 defensive end. Would be a good get in the middle of Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Carroll Phillips, EDGE Defender #6


Rank: 17 Rank: 124

2016 Top Competition: Western Michigan, Michigan, Wisconsin

Senior Bowl Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Western Michigan (2016), Nebraska (2016), Michigan (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 6032 First Step Explosiveness: Has excellent quick twitch Competitive Toughness: Ability to play off of blocks is
ability. Very fast to get up to top speed and is capable of hit or miss. If caught with a flush punch is pinned easily.
- Measured Weight: 237 winning with pure speed off of the edge. Breaks angles Motor runs hot and works back into the play with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" from wide rushes and will tilt and corner with pacing when consistency. Has good backside pursuit skills and does well
aligned tight. when tasked with working down the field.
Hand Technique: Hands are subtle with counters. Does Tackling: Will deliver some crushing blows thanks to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 well to rip or swat as a means of preventing initial punch short area acceleration skills. Has good closing burst and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 from landing home. Has a good showcase of rip and dip gets on top of many ball carriers before chance to react is
off the boundary. Ability to stack blocks is adequate but given. Has wrap up ability when under control but
- 10 Yard Split: 1.64 disengage is compromised by anchor and power. consistency getting arms around ball carriers is lacking.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Primarily a speed player; will do Lateral Mobility: High levels of range. Excellent athlete
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 well to play through lateral contact but fighting off of on the boundary and carries speed to protect the edge in
hand fits is not consistent. Has a dominant speed rush space. Has free moving hips and little effort flowing with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 combination and does well to flatten and has no issue explosive speed on the second level or outside the numbers
getting the inside leg to catch on tilt reps. when challenged.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Very loose athlete. Does very well to Stand Up Ability: Has range, pursuit skills and twitch to
create lower body tilt and flatten to finish reps. Can coil be an effective flow player. Capable skillset to play in
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" and explode into tackles with power. Free throughout the space and with additional reps can be a viable underneath
upper half to extend and maximize what is some troubling zone coverage option. Sustains burst from a two point
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” length. stance.
Run Defending: Will get swallowed at the point of Football Intelligence: Limited experience as a starter
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A attack if having to take on blockers head up. Competent but was caught behind multiple NFL players at Illinois. Has
from wide angles to keep outside leverage and use good trust in athleticism after initial attack or flow to and
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 movement skills to press into the backfield and boundary. then transition to find and challenge the football.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Slashing style is difficult to contain.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
3.82 6.41 5.99 7.87 2014 fusion of
disc in neck (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Illinois EDGE Defender Carroll Phillips brings excellent movement skills and twitch to a pass rushing role.
Phillips is quick, nimble in tight areas and brings some of the better cornering skills to the table when compared Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to any other pass rusher in the class. Phillips' speed rush is difficult to stop, as he's capable of producing steep tilt Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
with high speed to keep his center of gravity low and his surface area small. Against the run, Phillips is an Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
effective slash defender but will need to play with either wide angles as a 3-4 OLB or as a backside pursuit LB on Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the second level to negate some issues with playing with strength at the point of attack. Phillips has good pop in Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
his hands but lacks the general strength to disengage and work off of blocks with consistency. Medical clearance
is going to be vital as well with a neck fusion back in 2014 that cost him half a season.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e m a r c u s Wa l k e r, E D G E D e f e n d e r # 4 4
Date of Birth: 12/30/1994 Senior, Florida State University Seminoles

Rank: 18 Rank: 129


NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Louisville (2016), North Carolina (2016), Clemson (2016), Florida (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6035 First Step Explosiveness: Lacks the high end explosive Competitive Toughness: Impressive level of strength
burst one would expect from such a productive player. Does playing at the point of attack. Has proven capable in
- Measured Weight: 280 not consistently pressure OTs on the outside shoulder and resetting the LOS, playing firm and with control as an edge
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" lacks quickness to coil and get hip to hip with blockers in a setting run defender. Capable of power rushes as well; very
reasonable amount of space after snap. much a strength oriented prospect.
Hand Technique: Run fits are consistent and efficient. Tackling: Can be frustrating to watch uncovering before
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.76 Shoots hands quickly and will regularly establish a firm being unable to finish plays. Lacks a strong tackle radius
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 grasp and control around the numbers on opponent. Has the due to rigidness and will lose footing trying to lean into
upper body power to press, capable of stack and late shed to trajectory of ball carriers when able to cut prior to contact.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A challenge the ball. Delivers good pop through pads when able to connect.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Requires a two way go in order to Lateral Mobility: Does well when isolated in space to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 consistently generate pressure. Lacks burst and movement remain patient and not run out of plays. Overall mobility is
skills to turn the corner and flatten but when aligned tighter restricted due to tightness in the hips and an inability to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 to the ball will keep blockers on heels with power hinge and carry runs into the boundary. Will give up the
component and ability to hit rip, swim or push/pull combos. edge if caught against a speed player.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Is tight throughout the hips and torso. Stand Up Ability: Should under no circumstances find
Struggles to smoothly redirect and therefore presents a lag consistent reps playing from a two point stance or working
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" when tasked with a firm plant and drive. Does not show out in space. Has flashed more consistently the closer to the
desirable tilt on boundary rushes and struggles to diminish football he's asked to play.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” surface area when trying to turn the corner.
Run Defending: Key cog in a defensive front against Football Intelligence: Understands blocking schemes,
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the run. Is capable of anchoring effectively and playing knows what offenses are trying to accomplish and doesn't
stout against drive blocks. Could feasibly be considered for take the bait. Knows physical limitations and plays to
- Short Shuttle: N/A interior roles and shows the block disengagement skills to strengths, does not bite off more than can chew in pass rush
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A be a viable two gap role or play as a 3-4 DE. reps or on the EDGE playing the run.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.44 6.87 6.51 6.93 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
In spite of some impressive disruption numbers throughout his career at Florida State, EDGE Demarcus Walker is
a prospect that is going to have to face some kind of transition in jumping to the next level. As a base 4-3 DE, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Walker can play to his strengths: he is an edge setting run defender who is difficult to uproot and provides some Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
plus pass rush ability when kicked inside where he's able to work over a blocker in two separate pathways. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Walker is too stiff and un-explosive to be relied upon as a boundary rusher at the next level; he struggled to flat- Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
ten and turn the corner against many comers at the college level. Due to his tempered upside and scheme specific Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
role, Walker is likely a player that is going to be less valued on Draft weekend than casual CFB fans would
expect. If a team is able to work Walker into regular reps in the B-gap, he has his best chance to succeed.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Daeshon Hall, EDGE Defender #10


Rank: 19 Rank: 141


Senior Bowl Games watched: South Carolina (2015), Tennessee (2016), Louisiana State (2016), Alabama (2016), Mississippi State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6053 First Step Explosiveness: Does showcase a fair amount Competitive Toughness: Needs to find some consistency
of burst when coiled and pressing on obvious passing in the motor; does not showcase consistent effort and will
- Measured Weight: 265 distances. Is not the most explosive naturally but shows pull off of plays from the backside. Has good natural anchor
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" good length and size relative twitch, as well as snap and physical power coiled into long frame and will be
anticipation. effective along the POA.
Hand Technique: Showcases a great club move and good Tackling: Lengthy wingspan comes in useful when
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.76 pop in the hands to set back the shoulders of tackles. Has challenging at the POA but is not consistent at edge of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 strong length and does well to sync punches and clubs influence. Has a difficult time peeling back sharply to get
optimally when blockers enter strike range. Has strong hips behind pads and is robbed of functional power. Wrap
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 upper body to stack and separate from blockers. up tackles bring notable pop.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has a very strong inside move; Lateral Mobility: Range is effective and capable when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 does well when working inside out to use length and working into the boundary. Shows good, fluid hips to hinge
wingspan to shed hands. Struggles to get off of boundary and carry speed. Plays through contact to string laterally as
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 rushes if tackle is able to establish a hand fit. Power in well. Can get stuck in the mud if reading the mesh point and
hands is present to collapse the pocket. length prevents a hard, sudden lateral cut.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a fair amount of looseness through the Stand Up Ability: Has a good release from a two point
torso but struggles when pressured trying to hinge and turn stance. Has good run fits and takes clean angles when
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" the corner as a pass rusher. More effective in open space to working from wider angles. Two point rushes allow for
drop the hips or work back into the play once ball is tucked cleaner space to work as a boundary rusher and opens more
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” inside. avenues for a two way go in pass protection.
Run Defending: Functional power is present to pop Football Intelligence: Ball location skills can be
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and reset the LOS. Disengage skills can at times operate on improved to increase splash plays. Has sound play along the
a lag but is reliable to set the edge and get penetration on POA when attacking blockers to keep gap sealed. Has
- Short Shuttle: N/A slashing reps. Has length to stack blocks and walk blockers versatility as both a run defender and a pass rusher; given a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A back into the backfield to prevent bubble. full plate.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.50 4.95 7.33 7.23 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
The less heralded EDGE from Texas A&M, Daeshon Hall shows likable traits and a number of promising skills
that should make him a high upside selection in the 2017 NFL Draft. Hall has great length, above average twitch Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
off of the line and effective hands when able to coil and explode to pop blockers and reset the LOS. Where Hall is Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
currently lacking is in some of the finer points of finding the football and working effectively as a boundary Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
rusher from tight angles. Hall is not stiff but has issues with turning the corner and pressing to close down angles Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
off the edge when contacted and taking resistance. Hall counters this with a nice inside move and good hand Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
power to run through passive tackles. Hall projects favorably as a stand up OLB but has the size to play with his
hand in the ground. Moving forward, adding additional polish can add notable results. Starter potential.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta r e l l B a s h a m , E D G E D e f e n d e r #93
Date of Birth: 03/18/1994 Senior, Ohio University Bobcats

Position Overall 152 total tackles, 27.0 sacks 38.5 tackles for loss (TFL)
Rank: 20 Rank: 151
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Minnesota, Western Michigan, App. State

2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Western Michigan, Troy

Senior Bowl Games watched: Idaho (2015), Tennessee (2016), Toledo (2016), Western Michigan (2016), Troy (2016)
- Measured Height: 6035 First Step Explosiveness: When keying up at the snap Competitive Toughness: Needs to be more physically
has a highly effective initial twitch and explosion off the assertive in numerous game situations. Will be passive after
- Measured Weight: 259 snap. Has good burst from both a two and three point stacking blocks and with hands. Needs to push with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" stance. Covers a good amount of length with initial stride to leverage to finish rushes that athletic ability puts into
get quickly up the field. Was not let off the leash frequently. position to win if extra leverage/push is applied.
Hand Technique: Needs to be more keyed in on Tackling: Has a good wingspan to influence ball carriers
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.70 shedding techniques; does well to fight for a clean hand grip along the LOS. Wrap up ability is good and is a sure tackler
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 on the numbers but will be late to pull away. More violence when presented with clean shots on the ball. Closing burst
and deliberate effort put into hand counters would go a long to diminish angles and finish the play is strong; does not
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 way in separation at the POA. give up the edge easily on tests to the boundary.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Needs to continue to add fluidity to Lateral Mobility: Mobility is a plus trait. Initial lateral
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 stringing counters together. Effective on interior stunts due transition step is slightly delayed but spring off of plant foot
to strong stop/start ability and length to press off contact in is strong and allows for effective redirection. Capable of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 space. Best boundary rush is a speed rush with a rip/dip opening the hips and carrying speed into the sideline in
combination. pursuit of the ball.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Movement skills and fluidity in space are Stand Up Ability: Movement skills to buzz into
impressive. Has the mobility in hips to drop cleanly into underneath zones is present and effective. Can drop and spy
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" space. Can redirect at full speed thanks to ability to lean Quarterbacks on the second level. Good get off from a two
through turns in space. Produces high hip tilt on wide angle point stance and redirection when playing into the LOS is
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” speed rushes. effective.
Run Defending: Ability to play off of blocks negates Football Intelligence: Can be guilty of hesitancy,
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A some strong work at the POA to anchor and hold ground. appears to be over processing some plays and taking self
As a slash defender will get down into gaps quickly and out of opportunities to make splash plays. Needs to be
- Short Shuttle: 4.35 shows a good motor to continue with pursuit to the more aggressive and utilize strong movement skills to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football. advantage.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.56 6.30 6.25 7.20 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio's Tarell Basham is an intriguing EDGE defender with the upside to become a starting NFL defender.
Basham has the functional strength and length to play with his hand in the ground but also illustrates some Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
impressive movement skills and fluidity in space; suggesting he could also be a fit for a standup rush OLB. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Basham is at his best when he's given space to work and play forward; there his movement skills can be given the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
chance to take over and put him in position to make splash plays. Too frequently Basham does not trust his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
mobility and twitch; instead pulling out of rushes or passing on the chance to press through contact and disrupt Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the ball carrier. Yet his movement skills and natural strength led to a highly productive college career, one that
could continue to be highly productive if he's able to learn to maximize his skills. A Day 3 high upside selection.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jordan Willis, EDGE Defender #75

Date of Birth: 05/02/1995 Senior, Kansas State University Wildcats

Rank: 21 Rank: 154
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Baylor

2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oklahoma (2015), Arkansas (2015), Stanford (2016), West Virginia (2016), Oklahoma State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6036 First Step Explosiveness: Does illustrate a notable level Competitive Toughness: Ability to play stout at the LOS
of burst and explosiveness to release off the line; is admirable. Does well to punch and stun with hands; will
- Measured Weight: 255 particularly on reps when coiled into a three point stance. press out and hold ground firm. Does not show the same
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" Burst is linear and does allow for some OTs to bail out of level of anchor or strength when having to play laterally or
pass sets and concede favorable angles. shift COG.
Hand Technique: Hands are active after initial stun. Tackling: Struggles in tackling stem from a poor ability
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 Needs to illustrate a greater pop in counter moves to shed to tilt and redirect with necessary levels of fluidity or speed.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 blocks cleanly; will too often place hands in a desirable Instead will have to dive and not get hips aligned behind
location yet not be able to finish the play or shed. Possesses pads and as a result will miss a notable number of tackles in
- 10 Yard Split: 1.54 necessary baseline length to play the EDGE. space.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Struggles with running the edge Lateral Mobility: Has significant delay in planting a foot
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A track; not because of a lack of burst but rather labors in the ground and driving back into the play. Does not trust
notably to duck the inside shoulder and play with leverage footing to reach away from under hips and explode back
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 to collapse OTs back into the pocket. Has a handful of against momentum. Shows poor mobility through lower
successful judo style counters but needs more strength. half, limiting ability to play with speed or agility.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Hips, torso and ankles do not showcase Stand Up Ability: Overall movement skills do not lend
desired bend or tilt. As a result must take extended steps to well to playing in a 2 pt. stance and working away from the
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" corner, counter, pivot or plant and drive. Struggles as a pass LOS. Has not been exposed to off ball or space pass drops.
rusher are directly correlated to an inability to flatten and Can be played off of on the edge unless aggressive in back
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” finish on the edge. field attack.
Run Defending: Strength is present to reset the LOS. Football Intelligence: Shows good football intelligence and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Disciplined to squat and hold blockers in place while a grasp for finding the football. Reactionary skills early in
reading action in the backfield. Does possess aggression the play allow for a greater impact than a less intelligent
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 and motor to work into plays from the back side if left athlete of the same caliber would be able to lay claim to.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A unaccounted for.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.32 6.30 8.04 6.50 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Kansas State Defensive End Jordan Willis has enjoyed a fruitful and productive college career. Willis is a
physically limited athlete but does appear to have a firm niche role at the next level as a run defending defensive Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
end. Willis has a hard time with cornering as a pass rusher and with re-direction skills in space; this notable lag Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
takes away from what is a good first step and forces Willis to slow himself down, frequently taking himself out of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the play as a result. Willis is an intelligent football player and is built like a pro defensive lineman; that paired Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
with strong anchor ability at the POA should provide him a sustainable future at the NFL level. Teams Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
considering an investment into Willis should temper their expectations if they are looking for the same level of
disruption that he was able to produce at Kansas State, however.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Vin ce B ieg e l, E D G E D efen d e r #47

Date of Birth: 07/02/1993 Redshirt Senior, University of Wisconsin Badgers

Rank: 22 Rank: 162
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Iowa, Minnesota, Southern California

2016 Top Competition: LSU, Penn State, Western Michigan

Senior Bowl Games watched: Southern California (2015), Louisiana State (2016), Iowa (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 First Step Explosiveness: Lacks high end burst to Competitive Toughness: Can get knocked around in
challenge linemen quickly out of stance. Is missing a second traffic and caught unprepared for contact. Motor is hot
- Measured Weight: 242 gear to close from flat footed positions and finish big play and does very well to scrape and work into a position to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" opportunities at the POA. Has even release speed from a challenge the football. Anchor ability when establishing a
three or two point stance. firm run fit is strong.
Hand Technique: Has a strong long arm technique to Tackling: Missing closing burst that would allow for
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.68 keep chest clean and disengage as needed. Has little trouble high frequency of splash plays. Will lunge at rangy tackles
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 fitting hands cleanly onto blockers but is lacking in some and consistency in such instances is hit or miss. Will do
pop through the hands in order to roll back shoulders and well to wrap up ball carriers when attacking head on and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 consistently reset the LOS. shows adequate strength.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Quick twitch limitations prevent Lateral Mobility: Has a modest level of range; lacks
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 high end results on counters but does have a fair amount in second speed but has enough looseness in the hips to hinge
the arsenal. Long arm, push/pull, rip/dip and lift are all and flow into the sideline and challenge boundary runs. Has
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 moves successfully hit in live action. Does well to parlay good ability to separate hips from shoulders and carry speed
contact on stunts but is too soft on interior angles. working into the sideline.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Lacks high end lower half tilt to corner Stand Up Ability: Shows equal release off of the LOS from
against strong pass sets on the boundary. Redirection skills either stance. Hip mobility to hinge and gain depth is only
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" are functional thanks to good hip drop to collect adequate in zone drops. Does have notable experience in
momentum. Has good coil to squat and hold firm at the pass coverage and shows above average peripheral vision to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” point of attack. pick up skill players entering vicinity.
Run Defending: Ability to set the edge is notable thanks Football Intelligence: Sharp. Does well to process action
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to good stack ability and comfort extending long arm to and trusts keys and flow to bring football into vicinity.
leverage and pin. Will miss opportunities due to hand power Disciplined in carrying out primary defensive responsibility
- Short Shuttle: N/A to disengage late and manifest in the alley way; more of a first before transitioning into a pursuit role
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A run filter player than a splash player.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.38 5.91 6.13 6.90 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Wisconsin EDGE Defender Vince Biegel has the look of a quality NFL defender; even if his starting upside and
ability to be a high impact player are limited. Biegel is a reliable edge setter in the run game and is fairly versatile Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to play in space in the shallow portions of the field. Biegel lacks the high end twitch and explosiveness in order to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
be a true impact defender and his lack of acceleration will take him out of plays that a more explosive athlete Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
would be able to finish. Biegel's best fit is potentially off the ball; he's not especially fluid but he does play to his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
strengths and understands what his body can and cannot do in regard to change of direction skills. Biegel Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
physically has baseline NFL strength and is an intelligent player; helping him to maximize his impact. Biegel
projects as a Day 3 prospect but should have success playing into a second contract.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Av e r y M o s s , E D G E D e f e n d e r #9
Date of Birth: 09/16/1994 Redshirt Senior, Youngstown State University Penguins

Rank: 23 Rank: 166


East/West Shrine Games watched: West Virginia (2016), North Dakota State (2016), Eastern Washington (2016), James Madison (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 First Step Explosiveness: Lacks high end twitch getting Competitive Toughness: Physically imposing presence
off of the LOS; will let the shoulders pop up and rob some along the LOS. Effective stacking blockers and plays with
- Measured Weight: 262 forward push on initial step. Secondary acceleration in next good physicality with pads to stuff up running lanes when
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" few steps on pass rush do contain some build up speed to taking on pullers or lead blockers. Heavy duty hands that
press the edge. jolt and reset the LOS.
Hand Technique: Capable of utilizing length optimally Tackling: Can fail to square up ball carriers in space due to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 with good hand coil and power. Impressive in polish and sub-optimal lateral mobility. Overall hitting power when
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 accuracy to attack blockers on the forearm and the taking on the ball square is strong. Does well to wrap up and
efficiency seen in shedding. Consistent with an inside hand has a massive wingspan to influence in the alley and force
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 fit to gain initial control. redirection.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Power rusher first and foremost. Lateral Mobility: Can get stuck with feet in the mud
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 Capable of pulling OTs off of pass sets or converting power and fail to mirror. Has had a number of zone reads
rushes consistently into a collapse of the pocket. Coils hips successfully run off hip even when sustaining primary
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 well and explodes into bull rushes. Lacks high end pliability leverage; fails to hinge the hips and gain speed laterally to
to corner but hand tech allows for wins at first contact. challenge the ball working into the boundary.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Anchor is strong. Bendy in a straight line Stand Up Ability: Effective as a wide angled alignment to
capacity but abilities to tilt, lean and corner with pacing are set the edge. Does not possess twitch or explosiveness on
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" not especially notable. Fails to produce high tilt through the initial release to pressure OTs to bail out of pass sets. Lacks
hips and ankle flexion to work hips around OTs with an hip mobility and range to play out in space or as a stand up
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” established pass set. OLB.
Run Defending: Guilty of overcommitting when Football Intelligence: Can be overaggressive on the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A crashing to mirror down blocks and will contain outside boundary and not maintain necessary leverage in reaction to
contain. Ability to stack blocks head up is present and initial keys. Understanding of how to use hands is effective
- Short Shuttle: 4.43 likable; difficult to uproot when taking on a block head up and allows for consistent wins at or after initial contact with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and will reset the LOS with consistency. blockers.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.41 5.85 6.15 7.03 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Former Nebraska Cornhusker Avery Moss transferred to the Youngstown State program after two years and was
able to establish himself as a formidable force at the FCS level. Moss lacks the bend and first step twitch of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
teammate Derek Rivers; yet he has notably more power and is an impressive physical specimen when tasked with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
combating blockers at the POA and when able to attack as a rusher with his hands. Moss is not going to inspire Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
with his ability to rush around the corner and flatten with speed; yet his ability to play as a power rusher is evident Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
very shortly after sampling his film and should provide him an opportunity to be part of a rotation along a four Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
man front. Moss should not be tasked with playing as a stand up or space defender but in tight spaces and on
passing downs he can be a great supplemental piece to get after Tackles with length and powerful hands.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tim Williams, EDGE Defender #56


Rank: 24 Rank: 172


NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan State (2015), USC (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Tennessee (2016), Auburn (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 First Step Explosiveness: Initial step explosion is Competitive Toughness: Is bothered frequently by
present and supplemented with a strong snap anticipation. lateral contact and prevents from sitting down in initial area
- Measured Weight: 244 When coiled from a three point stance will explode past to hold ground. Motor runs hot as a rusher and will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" pass sets and is capable of winning as a rusher with pure transition into up field pursuit well. Big time hitter with free
speed. run at the football.
Hand Technique: Hands to not possess especially great Tackling: Bend ability will put frame in the trajectory of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.69 amounts of power but precision and length are plus traits. ball carriers many others would not be able to challenge.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Deliberate and well versed in tech to shed initial punch and Needs to wrap with a greater consistency to finish more
sustain a clean chest, such as sweeps, swims, stabs and lifts potential splash plays in the backfield. An explosive
- 10 Yard Split: 1.64 to sustain leverage over blockers. physical profile allows for some jarring hits.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Very much a finesse rusher; does Lateral Mobility: Mobility and range are huge plus traits in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 not win with much power. Would like to see a greater space. Can challenge the dive back if read in space in zone
urgency to flatten rush track when winning around the edge. read and collapse quickly to disrupt the B-gap. Has mobility
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 Pure speed rush/rip and dip is nearly unstoppable if timing to work out into the sideline but requires a clean frame to
of the snap is on time. scrape and force runs back inside.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Bend ability is accentuated with high amount of Stand Up Ability: Has been worked as a flat/hook curl
tilt and lean through speed rushes around the edge. Does defender in zone coverages in some stretches with
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" well to maximize wingspan and increase influence of ball effectiveness. Does well from a two point to sustain initial
carriers. Hips are loose and flip with ease to gain depth or twitch and get off, wins from wider angles well as a rusher.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” reps away from the LOS. Huge potential as a spy player as well.
Run Defending: Is able to work off of some blocks thanks Football Intelligence: Pairing down of angles would
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to hand accuracy and overall length. Working against strong increase productivity but overall shows really nice polish
drive blockers is going to present some issues disengaging. with hands to stay clean both as a rusher and at first contact.
- Short Shuttle: 4.57 Will beat blockers to a spot on penetration reps but needs to Can be more impactful with a better feel for sorting through
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A scale down and come to balance to finish. traffic in heavily congested areas of pass protection.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.20 4.00 6.43 7.70
2016 Gun charge.
Additional off the field concerns
(illegal substances). (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama's Tim Williams is a pure speed rusher; his bend and explosiveness give him a pathway to immediately
see playing time and be a contributing player on passing down and distances at the next level. Williams is a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
finesse defender; he lacks the anchor or functional strength to sit down with consistency at the point of attack and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
sustain gap integrity. As a result, his best fit schematically would be a wide 9 style attack defense, where his Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
explosiveness and penetration skills can disrupt the mesh point on slow developing run plays and the top of the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
pocket for passers. Williams has a notable amount of red tape off the field that teams will need to be comfortable Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
with prior to investing an early draft selection in him and it likely will result in a delay in his name being called.
Williams has potential to be a high impact defender but his lack of a complete game should cause a slide.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Devonte Fields, EDGE Defender #92

Date of Birth: 09/23/1993 Redshirt Senior, University of Louisville Cardinals

Rank: 25 Rank: 198
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Houston, Clemson, Florida State


NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2012), Houston (2015), Texas A&M (2015), Florida State (2016), Clemson (2016), Kentucky (2016)
- Measured Height: 6044 First Step Explosiveness: When able to queue up Competitive Toughness: Will get pushed around if
obvious passing distances does well to showcase a strong having to sort way through traffic. Is a path of least
- Measured Weight: 236 get off. Capable of driving and pressing for the edge from resistance style player and will work best from wider
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" either a two or three point stance and will gain ground angles. Shows little upper body strength to stack and shed
quickly in either scenario. blocks cleanly.
Hand Technique: Has adequate levels of length and Tackling: Has good closing burst, plus bend and enough
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.72 shows comfort from a distance in sweeping or swiping to wingspan to be a high influence player along the point of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 avoid an initial pop. Secondary counters and ability to shed attack. If closing with pace does well to scale down enough
blocks with hand work is going to require notable to redirect and directly challenge the ball off of cuts.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A development; currently tries to pull away laterally.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Is a one trick pony as a rusher. Lateral Mobility: Rangy player when working in space
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Will get stonewalled by more mobile Tackles. Has issues and closing down angles; redirection skills are a plus trait.
getting off of first contact if linemen are able to establish a Is loose enough to have a high area of influence; especially
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 hand fit; is going to need much more versatility or otherwise to bend and carry speed down the LOS when left
be exclusively a wide angle rush specialist. unoccupied.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does well to lean and corner with pacing. Has Stand Up Ability: Capable of still playing as a speed rusher
pliable lower half and fully capable of pivoting tightly if not from a two point stance. Offers little in pass coverage or as
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" pressured or contacted around the edge. Needs to work of a run defender unless working off the backside. Has issues
leverage from tilted base, however. with playing through contact and will struggle to engage
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” and collapse to impact interior runs.
Run Defending: Is not consistent in efforts playing off of Football Intelligence: Is at best with minimal
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A block. Lack of upper body strength, leverage and hand assignments. Should be encouraged to play as a slash/
techniques all cause issues in disengaging from blocks and penetration defender and cause havoc with high end first
- Short Shuttle: N/A struggles to sustain outside leverage; even from a wide set step. Struggles conceptually with playing off or through
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A alignment. contact.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.96 7.20 6.10 6.60 2014 misdemeanor
assault and gun charge (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Former TCU and current Louisville EDGE Defender Devonte Fields is likely going to project as a pass rush
specialist at the NFL level. Fields is sorely lacking in frame, strength, hand techniques and body awareness to get Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
off of blocks and separate and make plays as a run defender or as a rusher after first contact. Fields is at his best Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
when directed into the backfield to attack the Quarterback; especially when he's able to play against an open end Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
of the formation where his initial step and acceleration skills are allowed to flash. Fields has high end ability as a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
speed rusher and can corner well to flatten and finish at the Quarterback. Fields' transfer from TCU was marred Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
with some off the field issues as well; those will need to be glossed over and could potentially cause further
devaluation of Fields as a prospect. Should only warrant consideration on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Joe Mathis, EDGE Defender #5

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Washington Huskies

Rank: 26 Rank: 202
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Boise State, Utah, Washington State

2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Oregon, Arizona

NFL Combine Games watched: Boise State (2015), California (2016), Stanford (2016), Oregon (2016), Arizona (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 First Step Explosiveness: Has an above average initial get Competitive Toughness: Consistency issues when tasked
off at the LOS; will beat heavy footed or lethargic pass sets with playing off of contact. Motor runs exceptionally hot
- Measured Weight: 266 to get an up field advantage at the snap. Does not possess and does well work around the back side or flow overtop in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" ability to gain a high amount of ground when pressing at the pursuit of the run. Questions present after removing self
snap, however. from team prematurely to train for Combine.
Hand Technique: Usage of hands is spotty and Tackling: Understands when to leave feet in effort to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A inconsistent. When making a deliberate effort to shoot the influence a play tracking away. Shows good closing burst
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 hands does well to stack blocks and get a firm inside grip. and when able to align the hips and pads can line up some
Too frequently will contact blockers with a crashing jarring tackles in the backfield.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A shoulder pad.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Shows some nuance and advanced Lateral Mobility: Overall fluidity to mirror in space is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A hand counters to shed hands but first contact work is above average; however seems to move with a lack of
inconsistent and has a negative impact on quality and kinesthetic efficiency; wasted movements detract from
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 regularity of wins. Likes to attack with the speed rush and redirection skills and add unneeded delay in redirection to
inside dip, rip combination. get width or disengage late from blockers.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a fair amount of bend; particularly when Stand Up Ability: Lacks fluidity and step efficiency to
coiling into run fits. Shows a fair amount of lean throughout drop off of the LOS with speed or pace. Has good release
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the frame to carry through boundary rushes but there are from a two point stance when playing forward. Has an
times when the tilt foot fails to catch on the turf and footing ability to set the edge and stack blockers when tasked with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” is lost. attacking firmly with hands.
Run Defending: Needs to improve ability to shed hands Football Intelligence: Play could be characterized as a bit
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and clear frame to pursue the football. Will let plays run off of a loose cannon; play by play consistency is irregular and
the hip due to poor attack on blocks. When able to press leads to drastic swings in results. Limited full time player
- Short Shuttle: N/A does have the functional strength and movement skill to due to injuries over past several seasons.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A peel away.

FILM SCORE
6.30 EDGE Defender

6.01 5.96 (Size only) 6.77 2016 torn ligament in foot;
missed remainder of season (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Washington's Joe Mathis is going to have a number of hurdles to clear prior to a NFL franchise investing a
notable selection on him in the spring. First and foremost, Mathis has some durability concerns that have cost him Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
notable playing time throughout the course of his career. These issues must be addressed through medicals. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Furthermore, Mathis elected to leave the team early in spite of the Huskies clinching a spot in the 2016 College Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Football Playoff. That decision will likely rub decision makers wrong; especially after he announced after the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
injury that a berth in the Rose Bowl would lead him back to the lineup. On the field, Mathis is irregular with his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
results, a byproduct of some spotty hand usage. When able to attack and stab at blockers early in sets Mathis is
fully capable of winning repetitions with his hands. Adding further polish there will maximize on field product.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Lewis Neal, EDGE Defender #92


Rank: 27 Rank: 208


NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Florida (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6003 First Step Explosiveness: Does possess a notable get off Competitive Toughness: Physically stout run defender,
when coiling on obvious passing down and distances. Initial does well to hold ground at the point of attack and not allow
- Measured Weight: 274 acceleration from a still position is more lethargic than forward push. Hands possess high amount of power. Motor
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" combination of stance, snap anticipation and weight runs hot for chances to finish second effort plays from the
distribution. backside.
Hand Technique: Hands have good spring and show Tackling: Tackle radius is limited due to tightness through
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A ability to stack and extend. Willing to utilize traditional the hips and only average burst closing down in space.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 counters such as a rip, sweep, club or others as a means of Does carry a notable amount of momentum and will jar
clearing chest. Can get too complacent if locked out in a run Quarterbacks or ball carriers when able to collide with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A fit; needs to use counters more often. target.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Shows some impressive tight area Lateral Mobility: Lateral range is limited. Struggles with
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A work. Has been exposed to rushing on the interior as well. foot speed or ability to open the hips and carry out into the
Shows good shoulder turn to diminish surface area and will boundary to protect the edge. Has heavy feet trying to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 swim over top of punches. Powerful hands to pull blockers scrape and must open and play with hips and shoulders
off of pass sets. aligned.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Lateral tilt is limited. Struggles to lean Stand Up Ability: If anything should be regarded as a
into cornering and play with the pace to work hips around potential interior piece. Will offer little in the way of stand
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A tackles. Much more effective as power rusher and isolating up work on the edge. Cannot be asked to work into space in
rotation into the torso to get skinny and force missed stun pass zones or redirect and sustain contain as a run defender
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” punches. on the outside.
Run Defending: Strength at the point of attack is a huge Football Intelligence: Does well to trust keys and find the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A asset. Does well to drop hips, lock out and anchor. Has football after the fact. Will flow down against down blocks
ability to push back and force ball to bounce into pursuit at and has a great understanding of how to leverage frame and
- Short Shuttle: N/A the POA. Disengage skills are strong but subsequent range stocky build to advantage.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is only limited.

FILM SCORE
5.85 EDGE Defender

7.00 4.22 (Size only) 6.87 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Defensive Lineman Lewis Neal lacks the measurables and athletic ability to warrant
consideration as an every down player at the next level. With that said, Neal can bring quality leverage IQ and run Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
defending techniques to a defensive unit that is looking for quality depth at the base end position. Neal's hands Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
are loaded with power and allow him to stonewall many potential blocks with a clean punch. Neal's ability to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
influence plays as a playmaker is tempered by tightness through the hips and less than inspiring twitch to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
illustrate range. Yet there's a solid foundation that Neal's game is built upon and should have his NFL home Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
feeling good about a high floor, low ceiling prospect. Neal should be kicked inside on any potential passing reps
but can be a flexible player along the defensive front when playing the run.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
B r y a n C o x J r, E D G E D e f e n d e r #94
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 28 Rank: 210
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Alabama, Michigan

2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Alabama, Iowa

East/West Shrine Games watched: Alabama (2015), Louisiana State (2015), Michigan (2016), Kentucky (2016), Tennessee (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 First Step Explosiveness: Illustrates only average get Competitive Toughness: Aggressiveness is strong,
off at the snap. Fails to pressure and win with initial step particularly early in games. Flies around actively and
- Measured Weight: 264 consistently; but reaction and step is enough to hold ground continues to press to the football if on the back side of the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" at the point of attack and sustain leverage at the LOS. Not a play. Regularly fights through contact to become active in
speed rusher. plays. Admirable motor.
Hand Technique: Hands can be disappointingly soft Tackling: Does just fine as a tackler, although at times can
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.89 at times when rushing and attacking OTs in pass sets. get caught off balance and fail to break down and finish
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Illustrates desired length to stack and shed blocks. Subtle plays in the backfield. Illustrates enough length and range to
attacks at the wrist of blockers are effective to sweep chest challenge a number of plays in the backfield and force backs
- 10 Yard Split: 1.74 clean. Active and more efficient with movement in 2016. or QBs to reroute.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Rushes were strung together cleanly Lateral Mobility: Is more of a straight line, build up speed
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 in 2016 but needs to process a follow up move quicker with athlete than a short area COD defender. Does have subtle
more consistency. Fails to transition out of speed rush after looseness through the hips to carry some speed through
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 angle is lost and is pinned beyond the peak of the pocket too turns but does not have the mobility to produce sudden cuts
frequently. Club and rip are best counters. or COD in pursuit.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has difficulty at times to lean and corner with Stand Up Ability: Purely a 4-3 defensive end. Was asked
efficiency and leverage. Will get hip to hip with blockers in rare occasions to stand up and burst off the line is notably
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'01" but fail to pivot and press to QB. Effective and loose to drop less from a two point stance. Also lacks the hips and range
the hips and anchor when attacking blockers in the run to drop off of the LOS and work cleanly in space. Strong
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” game. side rusher and edge setter only.
Run Defending: An absolute bull at the point of attack. Football Intelligence: Heady player who shows plus play
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Difficult to uproot and rarely caught turned out of running recognition in space. Was tested with zone read and
lanes. Hands strike heavier against the run and physical consistently carried out responsibilities to flatten down and
- Short Shuttle: 4.46 strength and COG are key traits that allow for consistency stay square. Takes good angles in pursuit and recognizes
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A as a play side defender. plays to challenge aggressively vs. plays to scrape.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.92 4.28 4.74 7.10 Injury marred 2016,
including a thumb injury (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Cox Jr. had his Senior season cut short due to a number of injuries; primarily a thumb issue in late October. Cox,
the son of NFL veteran Bryan Cox; is a physically stout and well slapped together football player who is going to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
attract interest in the middle rounds. Cox Jr. has a subtle amount of mobility for a big man; he does not give off Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the same lumbering vibe that others of similar stature do. With that said, he is a bit limited in lateral range and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
does not appear to possess the lower body explosiveness to be a backside defender or featured pass rusher at the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
next level. Instead, Cox Jr. appears to be a strong value as a base 4-3 defensive end who can compliment as a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
rusher courtesy of a hot running motor and physical strength. Cox Jr. on a deep team would likely be a rotational
player but if pressed into service could provide adequate performance as a starting base DE in a 4-3 scheme.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Al-Quadin Muhammad, EDGE Defender #8

Date of Birth: 03/28/1994 Redshirt Junior, University of Miami (FL) Hurricanes

Rank: 29 Rank: 247

2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Dismissed from team)

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2015), Clemson (2015), Virginia Tech (2015), North Carolina (2015)
- Measured Height: 6035 First Step Explosiveness: Possesses a very dynamic Competitive Toughness: Will need to see the effort level
initial get off. When let off the leash and encouraged to stabilize and sustain itself at the next level. Took a number
- Measured Weight: 253 attack the mesh point will rapidly close down and has of plays off. Can get stymied if initial rush angle fails to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" acceleration skills to chase down plays in pursuit from the produce a win; would like to see more assertiveness to play
back side if scheme leaves unimpeded pathway. through bodies.
Hand Technique: Hands hold power and anatomical Tackling: Has gotten overzealous on some potential splash
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.89 length can be problematic for offensive linemen at the POA. plays and not finished; leaving feet or not wrapping. Has
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Has not shown to fully understand how to use hands with very strong close down ability and change of direction skills
effectiveness; will need to be more efficient with hand to keep pads aligned with ball carriers. Explosive hitter
- 10 Yard Split: 1.73 counters and get a firm fit on chest of opposition. when closing in on contact.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Secondary counters need to be Lateral Mobility: Moves like a much lighter player when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 strung together with more fluidity and deliberateness. Speed isolated in the open field. Closes quickly and is capable of
rush with a shoulder dip is highly effective. Has hit a tight flipping the hips rapidly to attack the football. Capable of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 push pull but would like to see more leverage applied to OT carrying square shoulders into the sideline with high speed,
outside shoulder to turn corner. Speed to power is present. will hold the edge unless caught jumping down inside.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Loose player throughout the hips. Is most Stand Up Ability: Shows some impressive versatility; did
notable dipping a shoulder as a pass rusher or when forced well in reps when tasked with playing man coverage against
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" to drop in space as a pass defender and hit landmarks with TEs in the shorter areas of the field. Has strong movement
speed. Very free mover and plays with a low pad level. skills and length to disrupt passing windows on the second
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” level.
Run Defending: As a wide angle defender will beat the Football Intelligence: Play was fairly inconsistent; too
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A blocking scheme with speed if asked to play forward. frequently played without a deliberate approach to attacking
Splash plays have come from gap penetration; yet has the as a pass rusher or working to get off of blocks. Is an all
- Short Shuttle: 4.47 COG and length to play off of blocks and attack the POA if world athlete with tremendous potential but has missed 2
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A development with disengagement takes place. years of CFB for disciplinary reasons.

FILM SCORE
Multiple suspensions. Missed 2014 after
EDGE Defender
3.83 5.19 5.77 7.46 assault charge. Suspended 2015 season
opener. Dismissed for NCAA violations
during summer 2016. (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Former Hurricanes rush player Al-Quadin Muhammad was a high profile prep recruit prior to committing to
Miami. During his three years with the program, Muhammad was suspended twice (once for a physical Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
altercation that cost him the entire 2014 season) and again for the season opener in 2015 before being dismissed Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
from the program in the summer of 2016. The disciplinary issues for Muhammad have detracted from what is a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
very promising physical skill set. A team is going to feel comfortable with Muhammad's mental maturity prior to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
drafting him; however there is an undeniable blend of length, explosion and mobility here that makes Muhammad Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
an intriguing middle/late round option. Ceiling is an every down high quality starter. Floor is a UDFA who plays
himself off of a roster. Muhammad physically projects well to any system but has stand up ability for 3-4 OLB.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Garrett Sickels, EDGE Defender #90

Date of Birth: 09/24/1994 Redshirt Junior, Pennsylvania State University Nittany Lions

Rank: 30 Rank: 285
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Ohio State, Georgia


NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2015), Georgia (2015), Ohio State (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 First Step Explosiveness: Lacking in high end twitch to Competitive Toughness: Motor consistently runs at 100
drive and gain ground quickly off the snap. Does not show percent. Has adequate physical skills to play along the LOS
- Measured Weight: 261 strong snap anticipation skills either; frequently delays in and although not especially loaded with power does well to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" reaction to the ball. extend and establish contact to set tone. Hustle off the back
side is excellent.
Hand Technique: Long arms blockers to get forward Tackling: Has a fair wingspan to cover ground along the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.90 momentum started at contact. Does not show notable power LOS. Does not hit with much power and fails to coil body
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 or speed through the hands as a means of shedding; very into tackle attempts; instead is a wrap and lean defender.
labored in clubs and sweeps in attempts to keep the chest Does show good ability to finish plays once arms have
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 clean. wrapped around the frame.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Counters are labored and require Lateral Mobility: Smooth but not sudden when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 much more fluidity in order to win on first contact. Makes a flattening out to either the boundary or closing down in
ton of second effort plays as target flushes into a vacant space against zone read. Has enough lean and wingspan to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 alley in vicinity. Needs to play with more of a deliberate influence if patient along the LOS.
plan to win at the snap.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Body produces tilt but not bend. Does not Stand Up Ability: Experience as a two pt. stance
corner with a high level of speed and fails to produce steep defender should be limited to only wide angle releases.
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" lower body angles to work hips around pass rushers with Does not appear to have any notable burst from on stance or
any level of consistency. another. Lacks the hip mobility and open field movement
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” skills to play in space.
Run Defending: Intelligent player to navigate the LOS. Football Intelligence: Has done well to maximize
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Does well to read blocks and flow appropriately to work abilities thanks to football IQ. Quick to process and does
into direction of the ball. Does not showcase high end well to trust keys; will find the ball more often than not.
- Short Shuttle: 4.41 disengagement skills or stack and shed ability to be a two Hand techniques and attacks at the mesh can be clunky.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A gap defender or edge setting player.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.89 5.68 4.93 6.27 None (+0.15)
Evaluation
Total
Pennsylvania State Defensive End Garrett Sickels is an early entrant into the 2017 NFL Draft. Sickels, a two year
starter with the program, has a steep developmental curve ahead in order to find relevance in the NFL. Sickels is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
lacking in a number of traits and skills; including twitch, power and hand techniques. Where Sickels has won to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
date is as a high motor, intelligent player who makes a ton of second effort plays and cleans up a mess down the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
field. Unfortunately, such plays will be harder to come by at the next level and Sickels is going to be much more Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
technically savvy and powerful with his hands if he is to get off blocks with consistency at the next level. NFL Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
franchises should regard Sickels as an undrafted free agent; as he's currently lacking in movement skills, strength
and pass rusher traits for the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2 0 1 7 F i v e Te c h D E R a n k i n g s
- 3-4 Defensive Ends -

RANK RANK SCORE
1 40 5 TECH Chris Wormley Michigan 7.77
2 132 5 TECH Tanoh Kpassagnon Villanova 7.13
3 167 5 TECH Isaac Rochell Notre Dame 6.96
4 190 5 TECH Noble Nwachukwu West Virginia 6.81
5 259 5 TECH Darius Hamilton Rutgers 6.42
6 275 5 TECH Deatrich Wise Jr Arkansas 6.27
Five Tech DE Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Hand Technique: How well does the 5 TECH establish separation with his hands? Feet/COD: Is the 5 TECH a sudden athlete with the ability to cross face quickly? Is he
Does he play with good extension and does he work to keep his chest clean? light on his feet? Can he quickly fill a crease along the LOS? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Two Gap Ability: How well does the 5 TECH stack blocks and sustain leverage? Lateral Movement: How well does the 5 TECH play along the LOS? Can he move
Does he reset the LOS effectively and show disengage skills? with good play speed while staying square to the LOS and facing up ball carriers? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Run Stopping: What kind of football intelligence does the 5 TECH show against the Flexibility: Does the 5 TECH have natural ability to bend from the ankles, knees, hips
run? Does he play his gaps appropriately? Follow pulling lineman? Hold a double team and waist? Can he play at a low pad level? Can he bend/move laterally at good speed? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99
and 2 gap?
Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the 5 TECH display? Does he wrap up, First Step Quickness: How quickly does the 5 TECH get off the line of scrimmage?
“bite the ball”, bring his feet? What kind of range does he have with his length? Doe he have explosiveness to win with burst? Does he react to the snap and time it well?
Toughness: How well does the 5 TECH hold up in the trenches? Can he reset the LOS Pass Rush Counters: Does the 5 TECH show versatility in attacking OL? Does he have Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
in the backfield? Does he fight to get off blocks? Can he stuff double teams/clog gaps? a wide array of pass rush moves? Can he win with primary move and counter moves?
C h r i s Wo r m l e y, F i v e Te c h D E # 4 3

Rank: 1 Rank: 40


Senior Bowl Games watched: Colorado (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6053 Hand Technique: Hands are explosive and contain a Feet/COD: Works with some clunky steps when forced to
devastating level of power. Will reset the LOS with work back into the pocket on rushes. Working from the
- Measured Weight: 297 consistency and is a bear to clear hands once established interior protects from lag in steep COD. Effective working
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" with a stack. Capable of long arming as a way of sustaining along the LOS and in short areas to cross face of blockers
a clean chest and working to the ball. and re-occupy new gaps.
Two Gap Ability: Length and ability to consistently Lateral Movement: Short area mobility along the LOS
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 press bodies off of chest allows for a high frequency of to slant and press through contact is effective. Disengage
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.87 success in stacking blocks. Has length and late disengage and ability to occupy vacant alley is present. When forced to
thanks to upper body power and strong anchor to pull off try to string plays out shows good balance; keep hips
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and envelope ball carriers in the hole. overtop of blocks but can't carry speed to set edge.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Run Stopping: Was a defensive POA stalwart with the Flexibility: Has a moderate level of tightness throughout
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 Wolverines. Used in frequency resetting the LOS as a the hips and does not show the desired bend to pivot and be
playside DE on the boundary but shows functional anchor pliable in tight spaces as a penetration player. Has the coil
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 23 to reset against doubles. Plays off of contact well and trusts to squat with low hips and anchor when locking horns with
keys at the LOS to find the football. blockers at the POA.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.5” Tackling: Effective wrap tackler. Lacks high end First Step Quickness: Initial get off is only average;
explosive closing burst but length and overall size of frame certainly won't be getting pass rush repetitions on the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" will swallow up ball carriers entering vicinity and is boundary. Wins inside with combination of size, power and
consistent as a closer. Rarely allows ball carriers to slip out quickness to get forward momentum working against
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of grasp. interior OL.
Toughness: Is a power player, through and through. Pass Rush Counters: Lacks creativity or ability to
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Physically capable of overwhelming blockers in one on one freelance once isolated against blockers. Will win with a
situations and is never caught with high pads or down the bull rush or a basic rip move but in order to reach ceiling
- Short Shuttle: 4.55 field when taking on blocks. Will anchor firm against must add a number of rush moves to current skill set. Can
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A potential double teams. Hands are loaded with power. run through poor pass sets and will press through gaps.

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7.47 7.71 6.90 7.88 None Five Tech DE (None)
Evaluation
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Michigan's Chris Wormley is a challenging projection in comparison to many of the other IDL in this year's class.
Wormley was frequently utilized as a base 4-3 defensive end at Michigan; a role that does not play to his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
strengths and makes his projection just that: a projection. Wormley illustrates some of the best control and anchor Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
at the POA when compared to any defensive lineman in this year's class. His ability to reset the LOS and anchor Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
is on par with Jonathan Allen. Wormley is not as explosive or functional in space and therefore is somewhat Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
limited to a traditional 2 gapping role that can be asked to work inside on pass rush situations; where his natural Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
athleticism and combination of size and power can overwhelm interior blockers. Wormley can be a high end
starter at the next level and should be valued towards the end of Day 1 or beginning of Day 2 by 3-4 schemes.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta n o h K p a s s a g n o n , F i v e Te c h D E # 9 2
Date of Birth: 06/14/1994 Redshirt Senior, Villanova University Wildcats

Rank: 2 Rank: 132


Senior Bowl Games watched: William and Mary (2015), Pittsburgh (2016), Saint Francis (2016), South Dakota State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6067 Hand Technique: Hands are loaded with a tremendous Feet/COD: Length does result in some clunky transitions
amount of power. Shows a strong initial pop to roll blockers when isolated in space. Has good short area redirection
- Measured Weight: 280 back and reset the LOS. Does need more fluidity in when attempting to cross face of blockers in both run game,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" transitions from a punch to stack and stack to shed. Length slant/stunt work and as a pass rusher. Has a nice plant foot
is tremendous; yet requires further refinement in application to flatten as a rusher.
Two Gap Ability: Needs to develop more consistency Lateral Movement: Speed is more build up than initial
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.83 stacking up blockers at the point of attack; currently twitch but does have the mobility in the hips to hinge and
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.87 showcases best work as an aggressive one gap defender. aggressive angles and attempt to get into pursuit. Movement
Can give up chest and let pad level raise trying to squat and skills laterally are showcased best when attacking a blocker
- 10 Yard Split: 4.69 hold ground at the LOS. head up with two lanes to attack.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Run Stopping: Is a slashing style run defender; effective Flexibility: Shows an impressive ability to untie the hips
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 pushing through lateral contact and getting hip to hip with and the shoulders; can sustain up field push and turn to
blockers in gaps. Reset of the LOS is inconsistent due to minimize surface areas a rusher. Has adequate ability if
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 23 powerful hands yet a less than desirable pad level due to tasked with rushing edge track with angles to dip and lean
frame. through cornering. Needs to drop the pad level due to size.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.5” Tackling: Range as a tackler is supplemented with First Step Quickness: Initial coil could be improved
massive wingspan and above average short area movement out of stance if attention is paid to getting first movement
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" skills to mirror and wrap. Has powerful hitting ability on driving forward instead of up out of stance. Has short area
stationary targets (Quarterbacks) in the pocket. ability on stunts to plant and drive across the face of
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A blockers effectively.
Toughness: Needs to drop anchor if attacked with a Pass Rush Counters: Has a devastating inside swim/arm
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A double team. Can be uprooted in drive block situations over move. Has hit club and rip combos in live game action
unless initial strike hits home. Powerful, explosive short as well. Would like to see more attention put into a bull rush
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 area athlete with ability to press through off angle contact for facing tackles, has power to collapse. Fluidity if initial
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and overwhelm finesse tackles. counter misses mark needs refinement.

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NFL franchises will be intrigued with Kpassagnon's potential; he appears to just be scratching the surface of his
natural abilities and their application to the field. Kpassagnon has played as an EDGE defender, yet his best reps Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
are consistently as a penetration style defender playing or attacking the B-gap. Kpassagnon has impressive Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
movement skills and mobility for his size; he has the ability to work across the face of blockers in slants and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
sustain forward push into the backfield. However, when watching Kpassagnon; it's evident there's a notable Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
amount of refinement. It's a very real possibility that Kpassagnon will be coveted by a team that runs a lot of three Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
man fronts and likes to get gap penetration on the second day of the draft. Yet for him to round out his skill set
and reach his tremendous ceiling he's going to need to work on hand counters and his get off at the snap.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
I s a a c R o c h e l l , F i v e Te c h D E # 9 0
Date of Birth: N/A Senior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Rank: 3 Rank: 167
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Clemson, Stanford, Ohio State

2016 Top Competition: Miami (FL), Virginia Tech, Southern Cal

Senior Bowl Games watched: Clemson (2015), Virginia (2015), Texas (2016), Syracuse (2016), Navy (2016)
- Measured Height: 6043 Hand Technique: Hands are heavy and do well to Feet/COD: Is not highly capable of planting feet and
establish an interior grip. Has nice upper body strength. redirecting forward momentum with suddenness. Can get
- Measured Weight: 283 Does need to become more deliberate with block shedding shook in head up scenarios and struggles to hold contain,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" counters with speed. especially once committed to coming forward into the mesh
point.
Two Gap Ability: Very likeable traits when asked to squat Lateral Movement: Ability to slide down the LOS is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.89 and hold ground at the POA. Has a nice build for anchoring predicated on ability to align hips with forward momentum.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.87 and the length to keep chest clean. Capable of moving Does have notably better lateral movement skills when
across face of blockers when stacking blocks as compared tasked with crossing face of a single blocker in stacked
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 to penetrating gaps. scenarios.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Run Stopping: Physically stout player that does very well Flexibility: Does not show a great amount of mobility
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 to prevent bubbles at the LOS and keep LBs clean to flow throughout the hips to transition and move with fluidity.
over the top. Struggles to redirect and finish when driving Shoulders appear limited in pass rush situations to turn and
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 23 deep get skinny in efforts to slip past blockers. Physically limited
when asked to play side to side.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.5” Tackling: Has a notable wingspan and effectively First Step Quickness: Has an adequate initial release
utilizes arms to disrupt ball carrier pathway. Thick frame off of the LOS. Is not going to win around the edge against
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" eats up forward progress and is an effective wrap up tackler. quicker pass sets but has enough on obvious passing
Does well to get off of blocks and swallow up ball carriers downs to offer something as an interior rusher due to initial
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in the alley. jump.
Toughness: Is very difficult to uproot or generate Pass Rush Counters: Needs to be able to transition out
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A movement against in one on one situations on account of of initial bull rush and hit counters with a greater urgency
natural anchor and separation skills. Plays square through and purpose. Does do a nice job of getting hands up when
- Short Shuttle: N/A lateral contact with consistency and sustains gap integrity. delivery engaged and necessary depth is not attained to
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disrupt throwing lanes.

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Notre Dame Defensive Lineman Isaac Rochell is a nice niche option for a team that frequently implements a three
man front. Rochell is at his best as a B-gap defender tasked with occupying offensive linemen to allow teammates Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to flow cleanly and pursue the football. Rochell lacks suddenness and disruption skills; so a role as a three down Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
player may not be the optimal set of responsibilities. As a two down B-gap defender, Rochell can provide returns. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Rochell lacks the movement skills and upside of fellow ND defensive lineman Sheldon Day; but he provides a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
more translatable body type and should find a home on a NFL roster. If Rochell can further advance his hands as Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
a rusher, he may have some room for growth but by and large his physical limitations and skill set will prevent
him from greatly exceeding his current role and film resume he's established throughout his career.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
N o b l e N w a c h u k w u , F i v e Te c h D E # 9 7

Rank: 4 Rank: 190

2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Miami (FL)

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2015), Maryland (2015), Brigham Young (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Miami (FL) (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Hand Technique: Illustrates strong extension and pop Feet/COD: Laterally is not going to be able to inspire or
through the hands. Can be guilty of lethargic hands in run showcase ideal levels of quickness. Does not have a high
- Measured Weight: 268 fits after establishing a stack of blocks. Shows a nice hand level of range but working within immediate gaps allows for
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" sweep to push through contact when afforded a two way go influence on the play. Struggles to plant and redirect with
at the point of attack. suddenness.
Two Gap Ability: Stack ability is present and consistent; Lateral Movement: Limited physically in ways to slide
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.84 does well to extend the arms and establish control at the and challenge along the LOS. Will struggle if isolated in
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.87 LOS. Disengage skills late can be inhibited by a lack of space to close down and eliminate creases. Has a good
high end twitch and lateral mobility. Strength and anchor to motor and hustles off the back side effectively to clean up
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 squat is strong. any wash.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Run Stopping: Likable baseline skills to play along the Flexibility: Will struggle to consistently turn the corner
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 LOS; has block recognition skills to attempt to work hips on pass rush attempts; lacks the hip mobility to pivot and
overtop of blockers and get into the alley way. Has power in flatten with effectiveness. Will show a good level of squat
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 23 hands to reset the line and force runners to bubble or pause in the hips to anchor and hold ground. Tight through the
at the POA. hips when tasked with playing into the boundary.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.5” Tackling: Possesses natural wingspan to influence even First Step Quickness: Will show a delayed reaction on the
when engaged with blockers along the line. Has good grip snap. When able to establish a clean get off is capable of
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" strength and does well to work hips and pads into alignment gaining a moderate level of ground to work hip to hip with
prior to squeezing the ball carrier and will rarely slide off of OL and challenge. Primarily will turn a first step into a
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tackle attempts. Free runs do result in notable pop. power rush and shows ability to get some forward push.
Toughness: Does very well in efforts to play along the Pass Rush Counters: Is not especially active with hands
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A LOS; is not easily uprooted or worked backwards to at first contact or after locking in hands on blockers. Will
concede space and create creases in the run game. Can miss opportunities with space and a square fit to attack
- Short Shuttle: N/A deliver some powerful pops when squaring up ball carriers inside and work through an arm bar to a short path to the
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A one on one. Quarterback.

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West Virginia's Noble Nwachukwu is a physically stout player that was somewhat miscast in the WVU 3-3-5
base defense. Nwachukwu showcases adequate levels of functional strength and length to play as a B-gap Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
defender; however his collegiate role featured him far too often trying to win as a pass rusher around the edge. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Nwachukwu lacks the general bend and twitch to be successful in such a role; yet he can be highly effective as a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
run defender to occupy offensive lineman and keep second level flow to a minimum. In a base 3-4 defensive unit, Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Nwachukwu can be a positive influence and role player to rotate along the front and keep bodies fresh; allowing Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
LBs to cleanly get into pursuit and chase down the football. A Day 3 option; Nwachukwu offers limited upside
and little high end playmaking ability but should be a quality depth option.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a r i u s H a m i l t o n , F i v e Te c h D E # 9 1
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Rutgers University Scarlet Knights

Rank: 5 Rank: 259
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Right Knee)

2016 Top Competition: Washington, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2014), Wisconsin (2014), Washington (2016), Ohio State (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6016 Hand Technique: Shows nice, aggressive pop in hands to Feet/COD: Has worked to max out frame and nimble
extend and jolt blockers in one on one situations. Can get play has taken a hit as a result. Does not show clean lateral
- Measured Weight: 278 overwhelmed with lateral blows and fails to reestablish a mobility at the LOS; more of a linear athlete. Can get feet
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" hand fit and fight off push. Has awareness of when to push crossed up and fails to sustain balance when flowing to find
and when to pull. the football.
Two Gap Ability: Lacks the natural anchor to hold ground Lateral Movement: Will be forced to bubble pursuit when
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A vs. powerful drive blockers or against double teams. Has scraping from the backside and carry angles down the field.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.87 adequate length in the hands but usage of stack and shed If able to work the hips in line and crash hard off the snap
skills is only spotty and needs to be further developed if has range to work into the play from the back side. Initial
- 10 Yard Split: N/A asked to play multiple gaps. step quickness when engaged is limited.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Run Stopping: More of a crash/stunt player but can be Flexibility: Has a fair amount of tilt and lean through
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A asked to play off of one on ones. Will get uprooted and the body. Capable of carrying weight through hard turns
washed out of the play when contacted with a chip. Has with smoothness but not suddenness. Needs to work on
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 23 issues with natural anchor and POA skills are compromised playing with consistency from a power position at the point
due to maxed out frame. of attack.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.5” Tackling: Has good wingspan and fluidness to mirror First Step Quickness: Initial get off was better in 2014
prior to first contact if unoccupied in the backfield. Shows a prior to knee injury and added weight. Was a true mismatch
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A nice closing quickness to get on top of ball carriers quickly. on the interior prior but now looks to only be above
Explosive linear skill set evident when able to square up a average. Still capable when gearing up at the snap to crash
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball carrier. hard and beat OL to the spot.
Toughness: Physically stuck between roles; lacks the Pass Rush Counters: Hands are active and show a good
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A natural lower body strength to hold ground at the point of understanding of how to manipulate a pass set. Will work
attack. Shows a good motor and nice pop in hands to extend half a man or convert speed to power and collapse on the
- Short Shuttle: N/A and stack blocks. Can push through soft lateral contact to interior.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A generate pressure.

FILM SCORE
4.29
8.01 5.96 (Size only) 6.41 2015 knee injury
(missed season)
Five Tech DE (None)
Evaluation
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Rutgers Defensive Lineman Darius Hamilton enters the NFL with the unenviable role of a true "tweener".
Hamilton lacks the length and twitch to play as a boundary pass rusher and is missing the anchor and lower body Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
strength to be relied upon as a three down player on the interior. As a result, Hamilton projects as a depth and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
rotational player on the inside; where he can utilize his natural quickness to the best of his ability and generate Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
pressure on obvious passing situations. Hamilton has attempted to maximize his frame but shedding some of the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
additional weight and playing to his strengths as an athlete would help him to maximize his ability and offer him Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the best chance to find a home on a 53 man roster in the NFL. Hamilton will be a late round candidate but a 2015
knee injury could linger and render him a UDFA target.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e a t r i c h W i s e J r ; F i v e Te c h D E # 4 8
Date of Birth: 07/26/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Arkansas Razorbacks

Rank: 6 Rank: 275

2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Louisiana State, Virginia Tech

East/West Shrine Games watched: Louisiana State (2015), Mississippi (2015), Alabama (2016), Louisiana Tech (2016), Virginia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 6047 Hand Technique: Has taken strides in first year as a full Feet/COD: Feet look a bit heavy and can get stuck in the
time starter in implementing hands with greater consistency. mud if isolated along the LOS and reading the mesh point.
- Measured Weight: 275 Still needs to clean up hand fit and ability to stack blocks. Has a hard time closing down space laterally and can get
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" Does not consistently utilize length to press and separate manipulated to establish creases without being accounted
from chest to chest. for in blocking schemes.
Two Gap Ability: Upside is excellent and promising, Lateral Movement: Will struggle if left in space. Has
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.89 given the strides taken in hand usage. Needs to show a more length to work halfway into position and simply overwhelm
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.87 consistent anchor; can get uprooted and pushed off of would be blockers. Area of impact is notably greater than
platform along the LOS. Shows great wingspan and ability many others at the position due to length. Foot quickness
- 10 Yard Split: 1.70 to influence as a potential tackler in the alley. and hip mobility to string wide is not present at high level.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Run Stopping: Will continue to be a work in progress. Flexibility: Has a moderate level of tilt through the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 Hand fit, punch power and anchor issues creep up in film shoulders to diminish surface area and attack creases. Lacks
and prevent for consistent establishment at the POA. high end boundary rush bend; hence a likely role as a B-gap
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 23 Difficult to assess how much broken hand in 2016 defender at the next level. Capable of utilizing full
influenced technique. wingspan; no limitations through the upper body.
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.5” Tackling: Had a hard time in 2016 finishing some reps due First Step Quickness: Would be well served to continue
to hand. Closing acceleration is only average and can leave working on initial burst and release coming forward; can get
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" the feet behind if trying to square up a ball carrier one on caught popping up out of stance. Has a fair amount of
one in the open field. acceleration, particularly when considering size and length
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A profile.
Toughness: Length can be used as a weapon against; can Pass Rush Counters: Length is problematic for blockers;
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A get the shoulders rolled up on contact due to a lack of a high creates a mess in trying to land blows on frame. Has
powered punch. Leg drive on power rushes is present to strength to push and collapse the pocket and shows a great
- Short Shuttle: N/A persist and push through lateral contact if blockers do not motor in continuing push into the pocket. Needs to work on
5T Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A have hips behind the hands. deliberate hand placement for refined counters.

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5.73 6.36 6.08 6.34 Played all of 2016

through a broken hand Five Tech DE (None)
Evaluation
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Arkansas Defensive End Deatrich Wise Jr. is a player between positions: he's lacking in the twitch and fluidity to
be relied upon as a boundary EDGE defender but also needs refinement with his hand placement to be more Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
effective playing the run game. While Wise Jr. is a player between roles he does showcase some notable upside, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
especially if he's able to develop his skills and play as an interior defensive lineman. Wise Jr. has a great deal of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
length and some impressive pass rushing ability; he's got a knack for utilizing his length to cause havoc at the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
point of first contact and creating push forward into the pocket. Wise Jr. would have to put some weight on and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
vastly improve the consistency of his hand techniques in order to find success and a starting role at the next level,
but there is an natural ability package here that should get coaches excited on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

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2 0 1 7 D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e R a n k i n g s
RANK RANK SCORE
1 69 DT Malik McDowell Michigan State 7.50
2 85 DT Larry Ogunjobi Charlotte 7.40
3 94 DT Nazair Jones North Carolina 7.35
4 96 DT Eddie Vanderdoes UCLA 7.34
5 127 DT Caleb Brantley Florida 7.16
6 135 DT Carlos Watkins Clemson 7.12
7 149 DT Jarron Jones Notre Dame 7.08
8 160 DT Vincent Taylor Oklahoma State 7.00
9 177 DT Jaleel Johnson Iowa 6.90
10 180 DT Tanzel Smart Tulane 6.88
11 185 DT Treyvon Hester Toledo 6.84
12 195 DT Joey Ivie IV Florida 6.78
13 205 DT Elijah Qualls Washington 6.73
14 213 DT Dalvin Tomlinson Alabama 6.69
15 228 DT Montravius Adams Auburn 6.61
16 233 DT Charles Walker Oklahoma 6.59
17 238 DT Josh Tupou Colorado 6.57
18 257 DT Jarrod "Chunky" Clements Illinois 6.45
19 268 DT Deangelo Brown Louisville 6.32
20 277 DT DJ Jones Mississippi 6.26
21 282 DT Davon Godchaux Louisiana State 6.17
22 288 DT Ryan Glasgow Michigan 6.04
23 293 DT Josh Augusta Missouri 5.97
24 299 DT Stevie Tu'ikolovatu Southern California 5.70

25 300 DT BJ Singleton Houston 5.58
Defensive Tackle Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
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Hand Technique: How well does the DT establish separation with his hands? Does he Flexibility: Does the DT have natural ability to bend from the ankles, knees, hips and
play with good extension and does he work to keep his chest clean? waist? Can he play at a low pad level? Can he bend and move laterally at good speed? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Competitive Toughness: How well does the DT hold up in the trenches? Can he reset Pass Rush Counters: Does the DT show versatility in attacking the OL? Does he have
the LOS in the backfield? Does he fight to get off blocks? Can he stuff a double team a wide array of pass rush moves? Can he win with primary move and counter moves? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and clog gaps?
Two Gap Ability: How well does the DT hold the point of attack and stack up First Step Quickness: How quickly does the DT get off the line of scrimmage? Doe he
blocks? Is he able to press and disengage cleanly and impact a large range inside? have explosiveness to win with burst? Does he react to the snap and time it well? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Gap Penetration Skills: How well does the DT anticipate the snap count? Does his Feet/COD: Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49
step allow him to get hip to hip? How well does he finish plays in the backfield?
Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the DT display? Does he wrap up, “bite Versatility: Is this a defender with the ability to fulfill numerous roles up and down Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
the ball”, bring his feet? What kind of range does he have with his length? the LOS? Can he be a three down defender or a niche specialist?
M a l i k M c D o w e l l , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 4
Date of Birth: 06/20/1996 Junior, Michigan State University Spartans

Rank: 1 Rank: 69

2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Brigham Young, Michigan

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Iowa (2015), Alabama (2015), Indiana (2016), Notre Dame (2016), Furman (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6062 Hand Technique: Needs to be more deliberate once Flexibility: Illustrates a nice ability to separate the
stacking blocks with hand attacks; will wildly swipe if hand hips and shoulders; turning to get skinny or tilt into rush
- Measured Weight: 295 grip is established on chest. Separation skills and initial attempts. Can get caught at times with a high pad level but
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" hand counters are very strong; does well to sweep and clear does not appear to be a movement restriction; functionally
potential stabs at torso. capable of playing low and bending.
Competitive Toughness: Physically a handful when Pass Rush Counters: Has flashed with capable rushes
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.85 playing laterally but needs to anchor initially at the POA from interior and exterior positions. Will pop and sweep an
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 with greater consistency. Movement skills allow for strong opponent's wrist with precision. Has mobility through torso
short area and lateral anchor. Hands are violent and possess to turn and get skinny in an effort to slip blocks. Needs to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.69 good pop. work on countering established hand fits.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Is not going to offer much in the way of First Step Quickness: Initial burst and release is a strong
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 two gap: primarily a gap penetration player. Has shown asset. Does well to beat interior offensive linemen to spot
ability to stack blocks but is soft at times when engaged at and get hip to hip. Will rapidly crash into the backfield and
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 the POA and late to sweep and work off of blocks as back cause havoc at the mesh point.
turns up the alley.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Ability to accelerate into gaps Feet/COD: Does well when asked to work laterally or
is strong; but needs to work on coming to balance once turn the corner in tight spaces. Needs to control throttling
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" uncovered in the backfield. Penetration will overshoot down and preparing to make a play as compared to strictly
angles to impact the play and allow for runs or the focusing on penetration. Does have functional movement
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Quarterback to tuck back inside. skill set to transition and redirect effectively.
Tackling: Explosive hitting power is evident when pads Versatility: Has been bumped up and down defensive
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A align with ball carriers. Needs to improve balance and base sets. Works on the inside and as an edge rusher on occasion.
of support prior to first contact but has feet and length to Has had success and ability to work in both; but a role on
- Short Shuttle: 4.53 extend and influence plays laterally as well. Strong grasp to the exterior as a pass rusher would likely not yield
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A squeeze and sustain grip. consistent results.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
5.56 5.35 7.12 8.14 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan State's Malik McDowell flashes similarly to former Florida State DL Mario Edwards Jr. Both are
somewhat of tweener prospects with the physical power to be effective on the inside and the twitch to be relevant Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
on the edge. McDowell has issues coming to balance and can too frequently get tunnel vision when attacking the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
backfield. Yet there is a very solid foundation of traits here that can be remodeled and re-tasked to have a much Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
more consistent impact and capitalize on his combination of twitch, redirection skills and hand power. McDowell Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
projects favorably into a multiple front defense; he can play an edge setting role, be a B-gap defender or work at Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
three technique. His best fit may be as a penetration oriented three technique, where his initial get off and hand
work can allow for chaos in the pocket and put him closer to the football.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
L a r r y O g u n j o b i , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e #65
Date of Birth: 06/03/1994 Senior, University of Charlotte 49ers

Rank: 2 Rank: 85
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Georgia State, Temple, Kentucky

2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Temple, Middle Tennessee State

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisville (2016), Eastern Michigan (2016), Temple (2016), Marshall (2016)
- Measured Height: 6024 Hand Technique: Hands are active and provide a Flexibility: Has good hip drop and squat to anchor at the
notable level of power to jolt shoulders and stun at first point of attack against one on one blocks. Is somewhat tight
- Measured Weight: 304 contact. Has fluid, deliberate attacks with the hands and in hip to shoulder relationship and can struggle to hinge and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" is fluid in transitions to attempt to keep chest clean. diminish surface area to slip through creases. Does well to
Showcases adequate length. lean into turns and cornering.
Competitive Toughness: Will get bumped off of spot Pass Rush Counters: Illustrates a number of viable
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.97 when engaged with a head up blocker if attacked laterally; counters; both at first contact and to shed hands off chest.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 concedes too much space and needs to anchor and be Has a dynamic swim, a sudden crash and slant and is
prepared to lateral pressure. Motor is consistent and runs capable of sliding gaps and using hands to play off contact
- 10 Yard Split: 1.77 hot. Does well attack blockers assertively. to continue backfield push.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Lacks the ideal amount of length to be First Step Quickness: Keying off the snap from a near
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 considered a consistent two gap player. Anchors well and alignment and is capable of suddenly pressing into interior
does well to stack blocks but ability to press and pop is hit gaps. Secondary acceleration out of a gap fit is present to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 or miss. Much more effective if able to pull OL off of set close and cause QB's internal clock to go off; force errant
and use greater space. throws.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: At best when let off the leash and Feet/COD: Shows pleasant suddenness and clean
able to get into the backfield early. Initial burst is a plus trait footwork getting out of stance. Effective to collect balance
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and against interior linemen has functional athleticism to and double back to re-direct and challenge the football.
beat players to spot and disrupt the play consistently. Great Capable of a sudden start/stop as a rusher or in the open
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lateral mobility to slip through slide protections. field to beat blockers.
Tackling: Has big time pop in pads and when able to Versatility: Will work as either a three tech or a one tech in
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A un feet through contact has the ability to lay massive hits. a four man front. Opportunities to take one on one blocks
Has good redirection skills and can get into the hip are more favorable but can work up and down the line and
- Short Shuttle: N/A pocket of ball carriers when running laterally into the win as a pressure player in any internal alignment.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A boundary.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
7.89 7.31 6.34 7.50 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Charlotte Defensive Tackle Larry Ogunjobi is a likeable interior defensive line prospect. Ogunjobi is a disruptive,
compact player along the defensive interior and has the movement skills to slash and penetrate the backfield with Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
consistency at the next level. On limited opportunities against higher profile competition, Ogunjobi was still Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
disruptive, if not productive; suggesting that his skills are more translatable than some may be willing to give Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
credit for. Ogunjobi has a fair amount of versatility and the ability to play as a LOS defender or as a penetration Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defender, although his best fit would be for a system that utilizes penetration and allows him to use his lateral Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
quickness and sudden hands at the LOS to get hip to hip with blockers and mirror the football. In a class with a
number of strong defensive linemen, Ogunjobi would be a strong value at some point in the middle of Round 2.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
N a z a i r J o n e s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 0
Date of Birth: 12/13/1994 Redshirt Junior, University of North Carolina Tar Heels

Rank: 3 Rank: 94
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Miami (FL), Virginia Tech, Clemson


NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Florida State (2016), Georgia (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6050 Hand Technique: Very effective stack defender who is Flexibility: Looseness through the frame allows for some of
capable of locking out and sustaining a clean chest. Has the best lateral range in the class. Has little issue opening
- Measured Weight: 304 shown translatable traits as both a two gap defender and the hips working around angular blocks to work into the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.88" playing off of initial contact with well timed sweeps and alley. Carries speed well to attack runs working out into the
counters. numbers.
Competitive Toughness: Can get a bit passive when Pass Rush Counters: Likes to go to an arm over move and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.11 transitioning into gap shed techniques and concede some slip off of two hand stuns before walling off a counter with
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 daylight at the LOS but does well to gain ground with initial tilted shoulders. Very likable bull rush abilities with move-
step. Anchor ability is strong. Constant presence between ment skills and raw power throughout the hands to establish
- 10 Yard Split: 1.81 the tackles. backwards push.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has high level of reach and shows the First Step Quickness: Shows best on short down
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A upper body strength to extend and create avenues for clean yardages to coil and explode as a slant defender and crash
lateral sheds. Times slips off of blocks very well and shows through creases. Has a fair level of snap anticipation to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 range to get lateral and challenge runs to either side of challenge from interior blocks but shows greater frequency
immediate vicinity. of winning with hand work and looseness.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Is more consistent in efforts to Feet/COD: Very nimble with a good amount of range.
stack blocks than shoot through but has physical ability and Consistently seen driving laterally while engaged and
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'05" balance to not get washed out of the area. Can struggle to working to the numbers. Has good transitional quickness to
work back across face if needing to counter and get into redirect as a rusher or once into the backfield.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pursuit.
Tackling: Physically stout and does well to play with low Versatility: Can be utilized in two or one gap schemes.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hips and absorb ball carrier contact and prevent extra push. Wins effectively as a pass rusher thanks to length and hand
Has long wingspan to wrap up and help clean up trash in the work. Able bodied run defender with a large area of
- Short Shuttle: 4.63 pile. Closing mobility while working off of blocks is clean. influence to work up and down the line of scrimmage.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A High area of influence.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
5.50 7.20 5.54 7.99 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina Defensive Tackle Nazair Jones has all the traits one looks for in a starting interior defensive
lineman at the next level. Jones has plus length and shows some very intelligent usages of hand work in order to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
slip past blocks. Jones also showcases excellent lateral range and the ability to consistently work up and down the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
LOS and be a solid piece of a front seven unit if tasked with sustaining gap leverage as a run defender. Jones does Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
not possess elite athletic traits, which limits his ceiling to a certain degree. Yet he is fluid, mobile, has strong Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
functional intelligence and understands angles. An area of improvement for Jones would be improving his anchor Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
on block sheds; as there are times in which he will concede some space before slipping off blocks and having to
re-fill the alley. Jones has the ability to be a starting interior lineman and is a scheme diverse prospect.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
E d d i e Va n d e r d o e s , N o s e Ta c k l e # 4 7
Date of Birth: 10/13/1994 Redshirt Junior, University of California (Los Angeles) Bruins

Rank: 4 Rank: 96
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (ACL Injury)

2016 Top Competition: Texas A&M, Colorado, Southern California

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas (2014), Virginia (2015), Texas A&M (2016), Colorado (2016), Stanford (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 Hand Technique: Hands are loaded with tons of pop and Flexibility: Bends well to play with low hips and anchor at
power. Does very well to work hands into a favorable fit the point of attack. Has pleasant amount of mobility through
- Measured Weight: 320 after rolling blockers back onto heels. Does well to stack the torso in an effort to get skinny working past blocks.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" and extend on blocks as a means of keeping chest open. Fails to inspire with ability to shift COG and work laterally
Shows versatility in shedding techniques. in pursuit of plays.
Competitive Toughness: Physically stout player who Pass Rush Counters: Is somewhat handcuffed as a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.99 works for favorable position even after initial counters are rusher due to only average burst but shows very well with
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 stoned. Will show well when playing at the POA and being hands. Is precise and has hit rips, swims and spins in live
run at; can roll back one on one blocks with power through game action to effectively shed blocks. Bull rush is capable
- 10 Yard Split: 1.70 the hands. as well.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Will get greedy at times and try to First Step Quickness: Is not going to beat very many
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A undercut blocks but lacks the ability to close down space offensive linemen out of stance; has only average initial get
and finish. Anchor, hand strength/placement and block off. Short area acceleration is another area of concern; is
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 stacking all are positive traits and show well when in vicinity to make a great deal more plays than actually
appropriately shedding into vacant running alley. finished yet cannot close down.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: When tasked with slanting or Feet/COD: Does not do well when asked to plant foot and
crashing to interior gaps is serviceable thanks to overall redirect forward momentum in effort to chase down ball
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" mass and hands keeping chest clean. Penetration skills carriers. Short area agility in immediate vicinity is above
will not allow for much impact deep in the backfield, average but overall range as a player is limited to immediate
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A however. vicinity or gaps directly to either side of alignment.
Tackling: Delivers a big amount of pop and has a nice Versatility: Likely limited to a Nose Tackle role at the
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A frame for absorbing contact. Shows a strong grip but getting next level. Has plus overall athleticism and strength for a
into position to finish plays can be problematic at times; pure NT position but abilities are handcuffed when asked
- Short Shuttle: 4.38 lacks range to influence high areas of the field. with handling a larger area of the field. Can be physically
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A dominant at the POA.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.44 6.53 6.98 7.61 2015 Torn ACL (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Defensive Tackle Eddie Vanderdoes returned in 2016 for a successful campaign after suffering a torn ACL in the
2015 season opener. Vanderdoes appears to be back to full strength; he's a load to uproot and consistently holds Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the point of attack with greater consistency than his teammates along the LOS. Vanderdoes has powerful hands, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
which allow for strong blows and negating initial push of opposition. Furthermore, Vanderdoes shows a strong Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
awareness of working to sustain hands inside, allowing for clean block disengagement and challenges of the alley Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
if teams are attempting to run off of his hip. Where Vanderdoes is limited is his overall range along the POA; Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
there are many plays a more mobile or nimble footed player could finish. Vanderdoes simply lacks the range to
play outside the A/B-gaps and should be considered a true two down Nose Tackle as a result.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C a l e b B r a n t l e y , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 5 7
Date of Birth: 09/02/1995 Redshirt Junior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 5 Rank: 127
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Mississippi, Alabama, Michigan

2016 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Florida State, Alabama

NFL Combine Games watched: South Carolina (2015), Michigan (2015), Vanderbilt, Arkansas (2016), Florida State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Hand Technique: Hands are rapid, violent and very Flexibility: Has ample shoulder mobility throughout the
consistent in efforts to sweep chest clear and sustain torso; will diminish surface area well and times twists to
- Measured Weight: 307 forward momentum. Has proven capable with one arm slip through creases. Has some issues with lateral
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" techniques to sustain a clean frame. Aggression and power redirection due to some hip tightness; not capable of
consistently win at first impact. producing steep levels of lean.
Competitive Toughness: Motor doesn't always run at the Pass Rush Counters: Possesses a wide arsenal of
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.14 same pace; will get complacent at times when the ball is counters to win on an initial blow. Bull rush, swim move,
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 carried away from initial vicinity. Power, violence and spin move, rip, push/pull and more enable quick wins at
initial release off of the line win a lot of reps immediately at first punch. Can sometimes get lost after initial counter is
- 10 Yard Split: 1.78 first step. stonewalled.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does not consistently locate the First Step Quickness: Explosive first step. Wins with an
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 football or read blocks when anchoring at the POA. Lacks abnormal amount of quickness after initial reaction; twitch
idea length to press and disengage but has stout anchor and is not simply a product of anticipation but true quick twitch.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 physical strength to hold ground. Not easily washed or One gap shooting is a true high end trait and will be
uprooted from spot. immediately translatable.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Build and explosion will Feet/COD: Feet are controlled and deliberate; although
consistently result in high end results getting hip to hip. not especially nimble. Has a hard time driving off of a foot
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" Does well to gear down and squat to mirror the ball once for lateral width but does well to collect and pivot off of a
emerging from the POA. Has a great initial release and does balanced base. Short area agility at the LOS to cross face is
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A well to drop the shoulder to shrug off a push. excellent.
Tackling: Wingspan does not provide for an ample Versatility: Can rush the passer from any alignment.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tackle radius but functional strength and ability to get into Plays as a three tech primarily and should be utilized as a
backfield early helps to close down angles and put in a one gap penetration style player. Functional strength
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 position to challenge a lot of runs. Does leave some plays present to play as an anchor but does not find the football
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A on the table due to lateral long mobility. cleanly.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.92 5.96 5.50 7.69 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Florida's Defensive Tackle Caleb Brantley is the latest in a long lineage of disruptive defensive linemen to come
through the Gators program. Brantley is an excellent one gap penetration style player and should figure to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
contribute immediately in a similar role without much delay at the NFL level. Brantley's get off at the snap is a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
high end trait and will cause a great deal of disruptiveness. While Brantley is a high end gap penetrator, he is not Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
a universal style player. Brantley has some issue finding the football and playing off of blocks when squatting Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
along the LOS. He has the anchor ability yet in a role that requires Brantley to squat at the line will rob him of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
what he does best. Brantley in a penetration style defense can be an immediate impact and fill a starting role.
Figures to hold a Day 2 value in the draft and can be a potential steal in the right system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C a r l o s W a t k i n s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 4
Date of Birth: 12/05/1993 Redshirt Senior, Clemson University Tigers

Rank: 6 Rank: 135


Senior Bowl Games watched: North Carolina (2015), Oklahoma (2015), Florida State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Louisville (2016), Ohio State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6035 Hand Technique: Hands are loaded with power to Flexibility: Struggles with lateral mobility and coiling into
collapse and roll back offensive linemen. A lot of wins are stance for an explosive get off. Has a hard time flexing
- Measured Weight: 312 predicated on initial contact and shows well to extend and through the torso to tilt or lean to work around bodies. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" finish what hands start. Ability to play off of blocks late is good anchor in the run game and can effectively squat down
underwhelming and needs further development. and hold base.
Competitive Toughness: Smash mouth, straight ahead Pass Rush Counters: Fine hand utilization is limited.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.10 style of play. Does well to work through the whistle and Has a hard time to break hands off of chest and is forced to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 pursue the football. Has had a number of splash plays in the reside to walking back blockers and collapsing the pocket in
backfield courtesy of the ability to fight through contact that regard. Needs to work on initial step as well; guilty of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A with leg drive. popping straight out of stance at times.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Anchor and ability to eat double First Step Quickness: Initial get off is uninspiring. Some
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 teams is tremendous. Lack of clean late disengage skill with appears to be schematic; has been tasked with a lot of
consistency is going to be problematic. Functional strength delayed stunts and reading of blocks. However initial twitch
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 and anchor allow for strong resetting of the LOS and is and closing burst from a still position should only be
greatly effective in the MOF. regarded as pedestrian.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Hands will jolt and establish a Feet/COD: Guilty of getting wrapped up in the wash and
crease in pass protections. Is effective playing off of a chip times and will end a notable number of plays on the ground.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" and pushing through creases to penetrate. Wins are a Needs to work on sustaining a cleaner base through contact
product of leg drive, overall strength and wherewithal to and not letting the feet get skinny. Has pretty impressive
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A attack half a blocker. redirection skills for size.
Tackling: Utilization of wingspan and grip strength is Versatility: Would not recommend working as a
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A evident. Does well to contest the ball through contact and boundary defender. Needs to be utilized as either an interior
while still engaged with blockers. Shows an adequate close gap eater or working as a single gap penetration style
- Short Shuttle: N/A down ability after pulling off of blocks and is consistent player. Is a more profound run defender than pass rusher
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with finishing opportunities. currently but motor will lead to some production.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
8.40 7.53 6.44 6.94
Involved in severe auto accident in
2013, suffered blood clots and back/
hip injuries (lost 30 lbs. in recovery) (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson Defensive Tackle Carlos Watkins is an impressive story; having fought back from some incredible
versatility in his young life to lead the 2016 National Champion Tigers in sacks (10.5). Watkins' production is a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
bit of a red herring; however. Watkins is a powerful opponent with great pop in the hands and a motor that is hard Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to match against any other 310+ lb defensive lineman. Yet Watkins' disengagement skills, both as a run defender Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and a pass rusher, are inconsistent and will result in some missed opportunities to make splash plays. Watkins' Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
best fit would likely be as a NT in a four man defensive front, where his strength and pop ability allow him to eat Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
double teams at the point of attack and his overall straight ahead power can be utilized on passing downs if
isolated against Centers. Should be a quality option early on Day 3 of the draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a r r o n J o n e s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 4
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Rank: 7 Rank: 149
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (MCL Injury)

2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Virginia Tech, Southern California

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2014), Stanford (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Virginia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 6060 Hand Technique: Tremendous length. Is a chore to work Flexibility: Plays upright. Big, tall body with somewhat of
in tight against due to length and some notable power in an issue with pad level when releasing out of stance. Robs
- Measured Weight: 316 punch. Shows some pleasant nuance to play off hand self of some forward burst by popping upright. Moves light
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A fighting and swim/rip through single arm stabs. Finishes on feet but mobility is fairly limited due to tightness through
with an elbow to clear and pin limbs. the hips.
Competitive Toughness: Heavyweight boxer in one on Pass Rush Counters: Capable of winning with some speed.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.33 one situations. Throws violent, powerful stabs and will Has juice out of stance but shows multiple counters as well.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 regularly jolt defenders. Capable of holding ground even Rip and club are two notable successful counters. Will do
once chest is conceded but will have issues working off of well to finish counters with authority and ensure no extra
- 10 Yard Split: 1.87 blocks if giving up a blocking fit. traffic on path.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has strength, length and lateral range First Step Quickness: Quickness out of stance leaves
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 thanks to wingspan to effectively two gap along the interior. something to be desired. More mobile and fluid to
Has enough initial quickness and length to peel off of would accelerate once out of stance. Has consistency issues with
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 be blockers and get arms wrapped around ball carriers on pad level and driving forward out of stance as compared to
the interior. popping upright.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Length will compensate some for Feet/COD: Can be guilty of requiring extra steps to shift
lack of burst and occupies gaps quickly due to range of and change direction. Has to lumber through some tight
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A limbs. Is powerful to run through soft contact but initial corners and angles in order to redirect and get hips in line
quickness and acceleration up the field do not consistently with pursuit angle.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A yield positive results.
Tackling: Heavy hitter. High amount of mass capable of Versatility: Could realistically be used in either two or one
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A working with suddenness in putting blockers on skates. Will gap schemes. Has found success in both playing off of
do well to play off contact and get a wrap around the body stacks late or attacking/slanting into the backfield and
- Short Shuttle: N/A of ball carriers. beating blockers to the spot. Needs to quicken pace of hand
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A counters as a rusher.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
5.53 7.54 5.16 7.61 Summer 2015 Torn MCL
(+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Notre Dame Defensive Lineman Jarron Jones is a visually impressive athlete. He's got tremendous levels of
length and range as a defensive lineman. His 35.50" arm length is displayed with constant effectiveness; he shoots Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
with powerful hands and does very well to lock out and stack would be blockers. Jones has some overwhelming Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
push at the point of attack as well; he's got the ability to put blockers on skates and walk bodies back into the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
offensive backfield to cause havoc and disruption with regularity. Jones has some issues with lateral redirection; Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
he's not the most fleet of foot. Yet he does show range and good football intelligence in his trench play; which Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
should allow him to have a rotational spot early on in his NFL career. Jones has the capacity with some added
urgency in his hand work to develop into a starter at the NFL level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
V i n c e n t Ta y l o r, D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 6
Date of Birth: 01/05/1994 Redshirt Junior, Oklahoma State University Cowboys

Rank: 8 Rank: 160
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Mississippi


NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Central Michigan (2016), Colorado (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Hand Technique: Hands have a great deal of power and Flexibility: Does not show notable levels of tilt. Struggles
pop. Does well to strike and extend of first contact to lock with cornering as a pass rusher and requires soft angles in
- Measured Weight: 304 out and establish a clean stack. Needs more urgency order to maximize pressure opportunities. Has issues
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" working into hand sheds by breaking at the wrist or forearm working hips away from the torso and typically is tied
to get into pursuit. together in moving linear.
Competitive Toughness: Heavy hitter on the interior, Pass Rush Counters: More of a power rusher than one to
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.07 plays more like a true NT with anchor ability. Capable of win after first strike lands from blockers. Struggles to turn
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 collapsing the LOS with heavy hits at first contact. Has no the shoulders and diminish surface area. Shows a likable
trouble anchoring and taking on double teams thanks to level of power and capable of bulling back softer Guards
- 10 Yard Split: 1.77 squatty COG. into the lap of the QB.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Is effective to squat and anchor but First Step Quickness: Has average initial burst. Will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 ability to get off of blocks with quickness is hindered by not consistently get out of stance and into contact with
irregular hand work. Would like to see some greater quickness in spite of being directly across from the ball.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 anticipation to read blocks and attack with counters quicker; Does not gain much ground with initial step.
too reactive to backfield keys.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has raw power to push through Feet/COD: Does not showcase great mobility in the
down blocks. Not easily uprooted with lateral contact. Has lower half. Feet are most comfortable firmly under the hips
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" enough quickness to beat a false step from blockers. Does and restricts step frequency in the open field to taper angles.
well to rip through soft block attempts coming late. Has little notable burst when trying to drive laterally and get
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A width.
Tackling: Powerful frame and sturdy lower half rarely Versatility: Has value as a power rusher and also as an
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A present opportunities for extra yards after contact. Long interior anchor run defender. Best fit is as a four man front
arms show great hand grip and strength to squeeze and not 1T; could be of value to three man front teams as well if
- Short Shuttle: 4.72 allow ball carriers to slip through grasp. able to be more consistent with early block shedding
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A techniques.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.12 7.87 6.45 7.05 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma State's Vincent Taylor is an impressive physical specimen, especially when playing in linear situations.
Playing in straight lines allows Taylor to unlock all of the power in his lower half and hands. He's highly effective Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
in stonewalling blocks at the LOS and sustaining his ground to prevent bubbles or creases in the run game. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Taylor's block stack ability is excellent, yet there's continued room for improvement in getting off of such blocks Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
with suddenness. Taylor is late to shed and has issues with getting his hands clear to challenge ball carriers when Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
having to sort through blockers. As a pass rusher, Taylor brings nice push along the interior but lacks polish to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
play around linemen and turning the corner and flattening to the Quarterback appears foreign to him. Should be a
viable rotation player and low ceiling interior A gap defender for teams early on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a l e e l J o h n s o n , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 6 7

Rank: 9 Rank: 177

2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State, Michigan

Senior Bowl Games watched: Iowa State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016), Florida (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 Hand Technique: Has an effective long arm technique Flexibility: Can fold at the waist trying to drop and
and good pop in hands to extend and create separation. anchor against double teams. As a result will give up some
- Measured Weight: 309 Does well to utilize play side hand to attack blockers at the space if caught under the chin. Lateral mobility is adequate
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" wrist and break grip before disengaging and working into a but should not be considered a huge plus to functional
pursuit role. skillset due to some hip tightness.
Competitive Toughness: Shows an excellent anchor at Pass Rush Counters: Is not especially creative in ways to
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.38 the POA and is difficult to uproot off of the LOS when slip past bodies along the interior but does show translatable
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 committing a single blocker in blocking schemes. Power in power, long arm and bull rush techniques. Must press hard
the hands and ability to throw down ball carriers is quickly for push at the snap or else will have a hard time getting
- 10 Yard Split: 1.92 evident and a huge plus. momentum pushing forward.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Is especially effective when asked to First Step Quickness: Does not showcase a notably high
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 squat and stack a block at the POA. Does well to read body burst off of the LOS. Reacts to the snap with good
position and ball flow before pressing to disengage and anticipation and reaction time is cut down thanks to aligning
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 attack the ball carrier. Functional strength to hold ground is tight to the football at the snap. Will not consistently get gap
present. penetration thanks to initial get off.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has stocky built to push through Feet/COD: Light feet when working in space but a lack of
lateral contact but initial quickness will not establish early flexibility throughout the hips handcuffs ability to change
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'04" control; must play with hands to work through contact and direction with suddenness. Corners well in tight spaces to
situate hip to hip with blockers. efficiently work around bodies but the lateral quickness to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A manifest in the alley is only adequate.
Tackling: Strong as an ox at the point of first contact. Versatility: Can work up and down the LOS. Is a limited
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Shows a firm wrap up ability and strong hands to squeeze upside rusher but as a 1T or NT will have success collapsing
and finish plays. Has a modest tackle radius thanks to length the center of the pocket and being disruptive. Tremendous
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 but lacks the closing acceleration to finish a number of run defender and will do well as a POA player when asked
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A plays in the backfield. to squat and hold the LOS.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.17 6.41 4.49 7.58 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Iowa Defensive Tackle Jaleel Johnson is a powerful defender along the LOS and will immediately be a featured
upgrade to a NFL franchise's run defense as a rookie. Johnson lacks the high end explosiveness or burst to be a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
true impact player in all phases of the game but he has the functional strength and ability to read blocks to be a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
force along the inside and cause havoc in the run game. Johnson is likable for his motor as well; he rarely is Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
caught lagging behind the play and does well to get down the field in pursuit of the football. Johnson's value is Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
vest slotted on Day 2 of the NFL Draft; as he lacks the natural ability to win consistently as a pass rusher. He Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
does have three down value, however, as his raw power, hand strength and length will be a consistent factor in
collapsing the pocket and causing discomfort in Quarterbacks surveying the field.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta n z e l S m a r t , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 7 7
Date of Birth: 11/06/1994 Senior, Tulane University Green Wave

Rank: 10 Rank: 180
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Houston, Navy, Memphis

2016 Top Competition: Houston, Navy, Temple

Senior Bowl Games watched: Memphis (2015), Houston (2015), Temple (2016), Louisiana-Lafayette (2016)
- Measured Height: 6005 Hand Technique: Hands are quick and sudden; but lacks Flexibility: Dancing bear style of player; very quick and
notable length to be able to be able to press and stack at the nimble as enabled by his ability to bend, twist and contort
- Measured Weight: 296 point of attack. Possesses a reasonable amount of pop and to try to find creases in the LOS. Can tilt and redirect
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" jolt to win if landing the first blow. effectively with mobility throughout the trunk and the hips
to move with speed.
Competitive Toughness: Does end a number too many Pass Rush Counters: Shows awareness of initial strikes
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.24 plays on the ground; can get knocked off of trajectory when and will pop off rips and swims with greatest consistency. If
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 contacted up top. Physically powerful on tackle attempts forced into locking horns with pass protectors struggles to
and has flashed some booming hits when first step opens the disengage unless trajectory of Quarterback allows for path
- 10 Yard Split: 1.86 door for unimpeded attacks in the backfield. of little resistance to pull away.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Lacks length and anchor at the point First Step Quickness: Very twitched up athlete capable of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 of attack to be able to quickly disengage as running back very sudden acceleration. Will blow past down blocks and
declares in the alley. Does not always trust keys and will get get into the backfield with consistency. Disruptive up front
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 weight rolled back when trying to see backfield action. and as a slasher will beat many comers and get plays off the
rails.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Highly effective. Will rip past late Feet/COD: Will get crossed up at times and lose footing.
contact when moving forward and win consistently due to Has short area COD skills thanks to base but feet can get
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" initial burst and release off of the line. Does well to sit stuck in the mud when having to plant and drive laterally;
down after getting heel deep to enable redirection and find mind moves faster than feet can.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the football.
Tackling: Very likeable form tackling when penetration Versatility: Does not present a high amount of value in
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A puts frame in trajectory of the football. Strong effort as a various schemes. Is a strong fit for a gap/penetration style
wrap up tackler and does well to tilt and maximize area of defensive philosophy and is an interior pass rusher; should
- Short Shuttle: 4.57 influence when ball carriers attempt to cut out of pathway. not be moved in and out of the front to be placed in different
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Athletic and coils into hits. slots.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.15 8.55 4.20 7.28 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Tulane's Tanzel Smart is an attractive option for aggressive defensive fronts looking to add gap penetration skills.
This is not a universal prospect and Smart would fair poorly as a two gap defender; he wins with initial quickness Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and bend ability to re-adjust positioning and work into a favorable position after beating offensive linemen Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
quickly out of their stances. Smart shows some versatility as an interior rusher as well; hitting rip and swim Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
moves to pop through creases in pass protection and quickly close on Quarterbacks. Where Smart can improve is Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
with his balance and foot placement; when having to re-direct Smart will take false steps or plant on too shallow Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
of a step and get feet crossed up when trying to get into pursuit. Smart holds some upside to four man fronts
looking for some additional burst and penetration skills; would be a viable option late on Day 2 or early on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr e y v o n H e s t e r, D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 1
Date of Birth: 09/21/1992 Redshirt Senior, University of Toledo Rockets

Rank: 11 Rank: 185
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Arkansas, Western Michigan, Temple

2016 Top Competition: Brigham Young, Ohio, Western Michigan

NFL Combine Games watched: Arkansas (2015), Temple (2015), Ohio (2016), Western Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Hand Technique: Hands show some good spring and coil Flexibility: Did well to re-condition body for 2016 and play
to shoot sharply and get onto bodies of blockers. Needs to with a renewed sense of mobility. Is not especially loose
- Measured Weight: 300 be more fluid and cerebral with secondary shed techniques; through the lower half but does do well to pivot and carry
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" spends too much time with horns locked against offensive speed on shallow angled stunts. Has good mobility in the
linemen at the POA. shoulders to slip through creases.
Competitive Toughness: Irregular in efforts to squat and Pass Rush Counters: Counters are delayed but have some
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A anchor at the point of attack. Needs to sustain leverage with effectiveness in trying to land. Will hit arm over, swim or
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 greater consistency; will lose advantages in initial run fits rip counters in action but awareness of vacancy to strike is
when looking for the football. lacking.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Will not be a reliable point of attack First Step Quickness: Acceleration skills out of stance are
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A player in the interior if asked to play double gap. Will get tempered with only moderate ability to anticipate the snap.
turned and pushed off of platform and struggles to press Has a good initial spring when timing up snap but lacks
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 through lateral contact without being uprooted and natural acceleration to push through late developing creases
conceding space. and play through contact for penetration.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Missing necessary second gear Feet/COD: Has a fair level of lightness in remodeled frame
and functional strength/balance to consistently work into to get width or stick foot in the ground to come to a halt and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A backfield. Has to sync up release perfectly to get a clean pursue the football. Has issues turning corner due to lack of
challenge in the backfield. cleanliness in base of support to pivot and carry speed with
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effectiveness.
Tackling: Has a hit or miss motor and will lose out on Versatility: Ability as a lineman is tempered due to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A some hustle plays as a result. Big frame builds momentum irregular skill in either stacking blockers or pressing through
well and is rarely caught missing a finished play when able contact along the LOS. Pass rush skills are currently
- Short Shuttle: N/A to directly challenge the ball carrier. greatest area of game but is going to need to speed up
internal clock and processing to find plays.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
5.85 Defensive Tackle

8.26 8.21 (Size only) 6.56 2017 labrum injury
(+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Toledo Defensive Tackle Treyvon Hester is a disruptive pass rushing threat on the interior, thanks to some a nifty
ability to maneuver in the pocket and a fairly athletic frame. Hester is going to need to continue to develop his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
skill set if his college production is going to follow him to the NFL level. Hester is lacking in ability to press Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
through lateral contact and finish opportunities to press through creases in the running game. Additionally, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Hester's initial get off should only be categorized as above average. His snap anticipation is irregular and therefor Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
so are his results. Hester's run defending leaves something to be desired; he's currently running much hotter on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
passing plays but still needs to speed up his hands and add to his hand counters to win at and after first contact.
Hester is a late Day 3 option for teams that implement a four man front with upside as a rotation pass rusher.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o e y I v i e I V, D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 1
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 12 Rank: 195


East/West Shrine Games watched: East Carolina (2015), Michigan (2015), Florida State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Hand Technique: Has a quick, precise shoot of the hands Flexibility: Shows good cornering ability in tight spaces.
to stun and does well to counter if beaten to spot and try to Does well to tilt and rush with leverage as a means of
- Measured Weight: 300 shed with arm over, swim, rip or other club style breaks of turning hips around blockers and challenging the passer
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" the hands. Has good extension and maximizes length to best quickly in pass rushes. Has good redirection skills and
of ability. capable of coiling into explosive hits.
Competitive Toughness: Can get uprooted and pushed off Pass Rush Counters: Quick to hit counters and has good
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.97 of spot if having to play in high traffic areas. Will need to versatility. Will win with a shoulder dip or any number of
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 add some more strength to anchor in order to be a more hand counters to diminish surface area and pivot quickly on
reliable interior run defender and asked to stack blocks. interior rushes to pressure the Quarterback with great
- 10 Yard Split: N/A effectiveness.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Lacking in functional strength to squat First Step Quickness: Has good anticipatory traits and will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 and hold ground with authority. Can hold ground against a do well to spring off the snap. Is a quick acceleration player
single blocker head up but will get knocked around and and has great mobility in the open field to get up to top
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 pushed off spot if taking lateral contact and having to try to speed and challenge the football. Explosive closing burst
recover and find a firm hand grip. from a still position.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Does well to beat blockers out of Feet/COD: Redirection skills are strong. Built compact and
stance and get hip to hip with blockers to prevent being moves with a low center of gravity in order to pivot and will
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A washed out of position. Will shrug the inside shoulder to work back around to challenge boundary runs if backs cut
prevent getting knocked off of base by late contact. off of trajectory. Will stick foot firmly and pivot to turn
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A cover as a rusher.
Tackling: Shows great range. Will at times fail to finish Versatility: Is a gap penetration player. Has good initial
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A due to closing at high rate of speed and would be well burst and redirection skills thanks to light feet to mirror and
served to come to balance and finish ball carriers with get in hip pocket of blockers along the LOS. Will need
- Short Shuttle: N/A greater control. Lays some devastating hits on Quarterbacks continued development as a LOS defender to hold ground
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in the pocket. and sustain gap control.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
5.09 4.16 6.83 7.35 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Florida Defensive Tackle Joey Ivie brings an excellent gap penetration skill set to the table as a NFL prospect.
Ivie shows great hand fluidity and understanding of how to leverage the opposition's hands into false contact and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
continue unimpeded into the backfield. Ivie plays an aggressive, violent brand of football and will regularly drop Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
devastating hits on ball carriers in the backfield. Ivie's skillset needs more development as a gap defender playing Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
along the LOS; he's currently a bit too soft to stack and absorb contact from double teams. Yet there's immediate Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
value here for teams looking for interior pass rush or a player who can step in and cause havoc as part of a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
defensive line rotational unit. Ivie should be a mid-round target and can realistically contribute on passing downs
early in his career while working towards his ceiling as an every down player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
E l i j a h Q u a l l s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 11
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, University of Washington Huskies

Rank: 13 Rank: 205
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Boise State, Oregon, Stanford


NFL Combine Games watched: Arizona (2016), Oregon (2016), Southern California (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Hand Technique: Is going to have issues due to lack of Flexibility: Does not have high levels of cornering ability
length but shows good power through the hands and ability due to mass and frame; needs every step possible to collect
- Measured Weight: 313 to pull linemen off of set to disengage. Will not win once and redirect. Shows some strong fluidity in shallow angles
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" conceding a tight fit; wins with frequent pulls and heavy to lean and carry speed. Needs to keep pads lower against
leveraged combos. double teams.
Competitive Toughness: Still feeling way through point of Pass Rush Counters: Reps are won primarily with initial
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.13 attack work. Very difficult to uproot one on one but will quickness out of stance or with heavy push/pull counters.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 also get nosey to backfield action and be uprooted far too Does have a spin move that has worked on occasion but
easily. Plays with great natural power and is a high motor needs to cover more ground to displace vicinity when spin
- 10 Yard Split: 1.74 defender. is initiated.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Surprising effectiveness when left in a First Step Quickness: Shows nice reaction time and will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 33 tilted NT position to play off of contact and disengage late gear up to burst off of LOS and get hip to hip in interior
with lateral quickness. Needs to trust initial stack and then rush situations. Has an adequate level of athletic twitch for
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 find the football instead of guessing but functional strength size to push and challenge.
and disengagement skills are present.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Can be a bit too overambitious at Feet/COD: Runs high and has a hard time getting
times to press for depth instead of processing action in the momentum to ease off the gas and collect. Has little lateral
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" backfield. Has a hard time with sitting down after initial agility and is forces to collect before trying to turn and
push. Does have first step to get into gaps early on and flush pivot to pursue the football.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the football.
Tackling: Shows great skills in pulling away from Versatility: Should be regarded as a 4-3 Nose. Lacks the
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contact and finishing in the alley. Has a strong grip to wrap anchor or length to be confident in skills as solo NT. Has
and grab cloth when ball enters immediate area. Lack of ability to win with power, crafty hand tugs or with
- Short Shuttle: 4.66 wingspan will have an effect on number of influenced plays anticipation and twitch. Motor allows for high frequency
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A outside of immediate gaps. and variance of impact plays.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.85 5.52 6.53 6.86 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Washington Defensive Tackle Elijah Qualls brings an impressive motor for a player of his size to the table. When
on the field, Qualls is consistently showing second and third effort in pursuit to the football. Qualls has some nice Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
qualities in his hand work as well. He hits with heavy blows when able to punch and extend, as well as showcases Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
a very effective pull counter to get offensive linemen off of their set and create an avenue for penetration to the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
backfield. Qualls, for all of his strength, has some issues at the point of attack that are going to require attention. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Most notably, Qualls gets uprooted far too easily when impacted laterally and needs to get his hips down with Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
some greater consistency. If he can sort out his lapses in anchor, Qualls can be a rotational player with some pass
rush upside at the NFL level. Should be a Day 3 investment.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a l v i n To m l i n s o n , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 5 4
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Rank: 14 Rank: 213


Senior Bowl Games watched: Southern California (2016), Tennessee (2016), Florida (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Hand Technique: Shows a heavy duty set of hands to pop Flexibility: Subtle mobility but overall has the torso
and press out on offensive linemen at the POA. Does well to mobility necessarily to slip off an initial punch. Not often
- Measured Weight: 312 sustain inside grip and steer bodies appropriately to estab- given the chance to slip laterally and penetrate but appears
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" lish creases. Needs to be more deliberate with the off hand to have some modest movement to detach the hips from the
to swipe and clean chest. shoulders.
Competitive Toughness: Strong as an ox. Does very well Pass Rush Counters: Is currently lacking in imagination
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.19 to squat and anchor; will hold ground stoutly and is not trying to create penetration. Is more of a pocket setting
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 easily turned through lateral contact as well. Pursuit ranges rusher than a penetration player currently; needs to have
outside the numbers as play allows; has no issues with more in the bank to counter with if initial power rush fails to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.81 hustle. generate any forward momentum.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has power and enough length to First Step Quickness: Is not especially explosive. Does
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A warrant significant snaps in the A-gap working against not showcase high end get off and reaction to the snap is
Centers. Takes to lateral contact well and transitions into a not especially notable either; especially given vicinity to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 firm hand fit. Very fundamentally sound playing through the football. Acceleration requires a few steps as well;
contact and into a clean fit. possesses only build up speed.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has enough strength to push Feet/COD: Pleasantly surprising level of mobility and
through creases if attacking gaps but twitch is lacking and smoothness when re-directing weight distribution. Lateral
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" will not be able to beat many offensive linemen to spot. explosiveness is limited but does well to play with a
Does show good second effort and slipperiness when using composed base to transition and out-maneuver along the
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hands to pull blockers out of position. LOS.
Tackling: Length and wingspan allow for a notable area of Versatility: Lacks initial quickness to play to the play
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A influence in the backfield or in the alley. Struggles to play side as a three tech. Will work in the A-gaps and regularly
with high pursuit speed or closing ability but does show sustain leverage and shed blocks effectively to keep
- Short Shuttle: 4.58 motor to work into position if team defense prevents a turn interior runs bottled up.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A up field.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
5.30 4.56 5.54 7.43 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama Defensive Linemen Dalvin Tomlinson capitalized on a starting role in 2016 with the Crimson Tide;
parlaying that into a strong performance on tape and an opportunity to showcase his skillset to a greater degree at Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the 2017 Reese's Senior Bowl. The all star circuit was a chance for evaluators to see another side of Tomlinson; Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
who was used as a space eater and power player in the SEC. Tomlinson was highly effective in such role thanks Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
to powerful hands, a consistent base and active feet to stay balanced. Yet there's some subtle fluidity to his game Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and nuance to work over blockers at the point of attack and manipulate bodies as a means of creating a crease to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
disengage and challenge the football. Tomlinson should be regarded as an early down interior run defender and
his strength and functional power will make him a strong candidate to see snaps in early downs as a rookie.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M o n t r a v i u s A d a m s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 1
Date of Birth: 07/24/1995 Senior, Auburn University Tigers

Rank: 15 Rank: 228
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Louisville, Alabama, Memphis

2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Alabama, Oklahoma

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisville (2015), Memphis (2015), Clemson (2016), Alabama (2016), Mississippi (2016)
- Measured Height: 6033 Hand Technique: Fails to utilize length and needs to Flexibility: Plays tall and rigid. Fails to showcase lateral
become more self aware of how to keep chest clean in mobility and shoulders sit high on the hips when working in
- Measured Weight: 308 traffic. Will struggle to disengage or attempt to challenge open space. Does not inspire with suddenness and feet are
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" the ball when running off of hip due to being overwhelmed far too often pinched; preventing a lower set of hips and
in run fits consistently. more sustainable base.
Competitive Toughness: Plays like a battering ram; will Pass Rush Counters: Knows one speed and does not mix
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.87 not back down from physical confrontations in head to head it up frequently. Will work an arm over counter or show
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 scenarios. Does not consistently anchor and will need to be some power to pull linemen off of set but is much more of a
more aware of striking to establish dominance at the point penetration style than technical operator to win when locked
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 of attack. in tight spaces.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Will not hold the point of attack with First Step Quickness: Has a great burst and release out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 consistency. Failures in hand usage and length pose notable stance. Will rev up the engine on obvious passing downs
issues to reading and working off of blocks; typically must and shoot out of stance to get hip to hip early. Release and
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 win reps early out of stance. burst are not always consistent, however.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Will make splash plays powering Feet/COD: Wide turns. Does not show any notable lean or
through lateral contact and disrupting the mesh point or ability to pivot or work back in tight spaces. Needs to have
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" pocket. Has enough kinetic momentum to not let a late lots of room to work to cut back inside or force a missed
contact dissuade trajectory. Is not consistent with results punch as a rusher. Stunt work has a long development; will
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pressing at the snap, however. allow OL to reset before challenging.
Tackling: Juggernaut once open in the backfield: Versatility: Gap penetration style player only. Is going to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A delivers heavy pop to targets. Lateral range and tackle need to work on consistency and urgency of hand work to
radius are notably less impressive. Has little length to be a more effective pass rusher but as a straight ahead
- Short Shuttle: 4.89 extend beyond immediate vicinity or try to grab cloth when twitch player can offer some value to a defensive interior
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A coming off of blocks. unit.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
8.09 6.30 6.67 6.34 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Auburn Defensive Tackle Montravius Adams entered the Tigers program as a highly regarded top recruit out of
high school. In the four years since, Adams has flashed only glimpses of the athletic gifts that made him one of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the top HS defensive tackles in the country. Adams has a great first step; his burst and acceleration for his size is Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
a huge asset. Yet there are outstanding issues in mobility, balance, hand work and football IQ that remain Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
unanswered. Adams is too often a bull in a china shop: he lacks polish, nuance or an understanding of reading the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
action on the field. Instead, Adams is quick to penetrate and push for depth along the LOS. If his path takes him Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
into the football, Adams is quick to finish. But too frequently his attack takes him away from the ball and he
shows little feel for finding plays afterwards. Has some upside as a rotational pass rusher.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C h a r l e s W a l k e r, D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 7
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, Oklahoma University Sooners

Rank: 16 Rank: 233
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Tennessee, Texas Christian, Oklahoma State

2016 Top Competition: Houston, Ohio State, Texas Christian

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas (2015), Houston (2016), Ohio State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6017 Hand Technique: Hands possess a notable level of Flexibility: Has good lateral rotation ability throughout
power and has great length to press and extend and reset the trunk as a means of getting skinny when attacking
- Measured Weight: 310 the LOS. If conceding a clean chest is irregular with efforts blocks. Able to maximize ROM in the shoulders and strike
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" to sweep or rip out of contact. Length is a huge asset to optimally to overwhelm blockers at the point of attack.
game.
Competitive Toughness: Motor runs hot and cold; will Pass Rush Counters: Power rusher with nice initial
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.96 ease off of too many plays to ignore. Will not release off the quickness and pop in hands to go into gaps or between
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 LOS with the same level of enthusiasm given down and weaker defenders if left one on one. Lacks an elaborate
distances and lacks drive to flow from the back side of the skillset to win given the set of blockers in protection; needs
- 10 Yard Split: 1.75 play to work down the field and challenge. more versatility.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has a good, strong natural anchor First Step Quickness: Has a good initial release on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 thanks to stocky build and low frame. Will show length but passing distances, capable of keying up the snap count
is more of a punch and extend than actually working to cleanly. Has only average close down ability and lacks burst
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 stack blocks and get separate in the alley. to sweep across gaps and get after the football.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Powerful, low frame is difficult Feet/COD: Struggles with redirection ability. Appears
to press and wall off with effectiveness. Strength and to have a hard time corralling body weight and requires
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'11" momentum are essential to success; must beat linemen to notable steps to collect and shift back towards the football
spot in order to uncover with consistency. when action in the play takes action the other way.
Tackling: Length presents a notable tackling radius at Versatility: Has been used as a rusher on both interior
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A point of contact. Capable of influencing the backfield with and exterior gaps. Skillset is present to grow into an
regularity if not covered. Has powerful frame to drop a effective two gap defender and has more polish as a one on
- Short Shuttle: 4.96 shoulder and level a target in the backfield with a running one defender to use hand power and length to overwhelm
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A start. blockers.

FILM SCORE
2016 concussions
Defensive Tackle
3.39 6.31 6.93 7.05 Left Oklahoma prematurely
for NFL Draft (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma Defensive Tackle Charles Walker presents an athletic profile that has ample room for growth and
versatility at the NFL level. Walker has excellent arm length and has showcased notable pop in his hands to jar Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
blockers and win at the point of contact. Yet his on the field product is marred by an irregular motor, sloppy Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
angles, a lack of polish in hand techniques and counters; not to mention some red tape off the field. Walker Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
suffered a concussion early in 2016 and sat out the majority of the season before dismissing himself from the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
program in order to train for the NFL Combine. That decision has miffed many in the Draft realm and rubbed Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
NFL evaluators the wrong way. Walker's upside and ceiling are notable, but so are some of the questions
surrounding his motivation for declaring and leaving school mid-season.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o s h Tu p o u , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 5 8
Date of Birth: 05/02/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Colorado Buffaloes

Rank: 17 Rank: 238
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Suspended)

2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Southern California, Washington

East/West Shrine Games watched: Stanford (2016), Southern California (2016), Washington (2016)
- Measured Height: 6025 Hand Technique: Showcases strong stacking skills and Flexibility: Rigid athlete. Frame does not lend well to
extension at point of attack. Hands deliver pop and are sudden changes in directions and tilt. Requires full
- Measured Weight: 362 capable of jolting blockers initially. Shows good power to alignment of the frame in order to play with burst or speed.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" pull blockers off of set and produce a crease to manifest or Has good upper half range to play with separation skills.
squat into.
Competitive Toughness: Nearly impossible to move off of Pass Rush Counters: Lacking in burst and acceleration
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.33 the LOS when playing square. Can get washed out of gaps skills to regularly push the pocket and will require boundary
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 when attempting to press forward into the pocket or creases. rushers to filter target into waiting arms. Has some
Has very powerful frame and compliments with a sudden, impressive push/pull counter capabilities and will create
- 10 Yard Split: N/A compact punch. space on a sealed protection scheme with power.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has modest range but overall anchor First Step Quickness: Does not showcase any twitch or
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 ability and skill to eat up both A-gaps with size and strength explosiveness out of stance. Mobility restricts ability to coil
are undeniable. Has skill to extend and capable of block into starting stance and is not a sudden athlete. Has fair snap
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 disengagement in tight areas with ability to flow into gaps anticipation to fire out and not be last to react to the snap of
in vicinity. the ball.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Limited acceleration frequently Feet/COD: Heavy feet. Lumbering presence in the middle
handcuffs ability to press into creases along the LOS. Does and lacks notable range. Does have good base and
- Standing Broad Jump: 7'05" have strength but lacks burst to push past lateral contact and consistently anchors well with feet and hips square to the
will get washed once having conceded leverage of a square line of scrimmage when eating blocks.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A run fit.
Tackling: Will not allow ball carriers to escape grasp. Versatility: True space eater in the middle. Likely not to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Shows a good motor to make second effort plays and work see many pass rush reps and should not be considered a
outside the numbers if team defense sustains seal. Has good viable three down option. Has good anchor and run
- Short Shuttle: N/A wingspan to grab and influence at the LOS and will eat defending and gap integrity are both high quality traits
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contact with body with ease. worthy of early down reps.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
7.44 5.74 4.95 6.86 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Colorado Nose Tackle Josh Tupou is a heavyweight defensive lineman with the ability to be a starting two down
nose tackle at the NFL level. Tupou shows excellent strength, leverage and block stacking ability in the middle of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the formation. He's consistently found squatting at or behind the LOS and is very difficult to move, even on Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
double teams. The issue with Tupou is that there's very little to supplement his functional play strength. He lacks Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
twitch and mobility laterally to have a high tackle radius and does not have the athletic profile of a pass rushing Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defensive lineman. His niche role is going to limit his value during the Draft process but Tupou should be Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
considered a viable true NT for a three man front and he would consistently allow his LBs to flow cleanly and get
into pursuit of the football.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a r r o d " C h u n k y " C l e m e n t s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 11
Date of Birth: 12/03/1994 Senior, University of Illinois Illini

Rank: 18 Rank: 257

2016 Top Competition: Western Michigan, Michigan, Wisconsin

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2015), Iowa (2015), Western Michigan (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Hand Technique: Hands are active in a pop and press but Flexibility: Shows a fair level of tilt and lean to carry speed
overall is lacking in separation skills due to placement through corners. Does well to get rotation through the
- Measured Weight: 301 issues. Has active sweep attempts in effort to clear hands off shoulders and slip past would be blocks when engaged as a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" of chest but needs to finish more with a wall off effort. gap penetration style defender. Needs more hip drop to
anchor in run fits.
Competitive Toughness: Too easily ridden out of gaps Pass Rush Counters: Struggles to disengage and will
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and will get washed down into trash; allowing for large subsequently spend too much time locked up with blockers.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 creases in the LOS. Has little effort to collapse the pocket or Needs to find a clean alleyway and aggressively pursue as
create push. More of a space defender than one to play off compared to waiting for the target to flush up into waiting
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of contact. arms.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Is not going to be able to hold ground as First Step Quickness: Has good initial quickness out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A a POA defender and play interior gaps. Has issues with stance. Does well to get pads into the gap and wins a
functional strength and does not show the length to sustain a majority of reps with playing forward as a slash style
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 clean chest and allow for sudden disengagement when ball defender. Has good range and acceleration laterally is a plus
enters vicinity. trait as well.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Needs to be able to press through Feet/COD: Will illustrate good step frequency and has
lateral contact cleaner. Wins are a product of initial step and comfort to carry feet away from hips as a means of getting
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A ability to play through the cap cleanly before sitting down width with quickness to mirror the ball. Shows good short
and attempting to find the football. area mobility in between the tackles as well.
Tackling: Has range and enough burst to get on top of ball Versatility: One gap interior penetration player. Should not
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carriers quickly. Possesses a likable violence at point of first be asked to address blockers regularly and likely a strongest
contact to jar ball carriers. Has a strong motor to impact fit facing passing situations to use athleticism to work
- Short Shuttle: N/A plays on the boundary with second effort as well. around bodies in traffic. Will struggle as a three down
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A player.

FILM SCORE

4.89 5.68 (Size only) 6.71 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Illinois Defensive Tackle Chunky Clements is an undersized player at the position, a trait that is also apparent
with how frequently he is uprooted from the LOS and struggles to anchor in the run game. Clements is at his best Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
when he's encouraged to get depth early at the snap. There, he can use a good initial get off and a fluid lower half Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to get heels deep into the backfield before planting to redirect and find the football. Clements has a good motor Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and plays hard on every snap; he is just physically limited by both upper and lower body strength and has to work Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
around those limitations. As such, Clements is likely only a rotational player but does have the ability to be a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
positive impact player as a pass rush rotational piece. Clements would be well served to continue adding to his
hand counters and embrace a penetration/rusher role at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D e a n g e l o B r o w n , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 7

Rank: 19 Rank: 268

2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Florida State, Louisiana State

East/West Shrine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Florida State (2016), Kentucky (2016)
- Measured Height: 6003 Hand Technique: Hands show good activity to sweep and Flexibility: Shows a pleasant level of mobility through
put off initial punches from offensive lineman. Does have the shoulders to pivot and force false punches. Plays well
- Measured Weight: 312 the ability to pop and shoot with a quick punch and does with leverage thanks to some strong hip drop and has the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" well to establish contact with either one or both hands as ability to hinge and get some lateral width on long
needed. developing boundary runs.
Competitive Toughness: Physically stout defender and Pass Rush Counters: Speed to power is primary action but
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A difficult to get moved off of the LOS. Has a low build frame does have a high swim to rip arm through and sweep clean
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 and center of gravity to sit firm and hold ground. Motor can chest. Also showcases a forearm club and has good violence
be guilty of running hot and cold: pursuit is more visibly and power to sweep. Is more effective given a two way go
- 10 Yard Split: N/A urgent at times. instead of slanting into a single gap to rush.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does well to hold ground against First Step Quickness: Has a nice initial get off at the LOS.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A double teams and press to form a wall. Length is workable Can get into bodies before opponent is able to get out of
to press and extend one on one but short area lateral stance and onto blocking platform to create backwards push
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 quickness is an issues that at times allows ball to be run off in the form of a bull rush.
the hip.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Supplements initial step with a Feet/COD: Foot activity and step frequency are both
sturdy frame; respectable level of speed to power and is strong. Does well to stick foot and re-direct to carry weight
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A quick to get up to top gear. Needs to be more consistent to well; partially a byproduct of low built frame. Does not
not get washed or pushed off of spot once working hip to have explosive lateral range but enough to stop/start and
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hip in the backfield. still challenge plays in the backfield.
Tackling: Lacks the closing burst to be a true impact Versatility: Movement skills, frame and strength
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defender. Needs to get both hands around the ball carrier in provide an opportunity to play up and down the line as
the alley when attempting lateral finishes with a greater needed. Is a strong anchor player with a fair level of
- Short Shuttle: N/A level of consistency. redirection skill and mobility; can impact plays on all downs
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in the correct system and usage.

FILM SCORE

7.53 6.25 (Size only) 7.05 2013 Achilles injury
(+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisville Defensive Tackle Deangelo Brown has a nice blend of anchor and twitch, which in spite of a
suboptimal build should give him a strong opportunity to be a contributor at the NFL level. Brown shows great Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
anchor ability to squat and hold low hips against both drive blocks and double teams. There's a surprising level of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
twitch and get off involved in Brown's game as well; he will frequently take offensive linemen by surprise with Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
how quickly he is able to get out of his stance. Brown plays with a likable level of violence and activity in his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
hands to play off of contact and keep himself clean. If Brown can cut down on some of the low effort reps and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
sustain his blend of anchor and mobility; Brown may present worth development into a long term project and
potential starter. Should be valued as a Day 3 2017 NFL Draft prospect.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a v i d " D . J . " J o n e s , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 3
Date of Birth: 01/19/1995 (JUCO) Senior, University of Mississippi Rebels

Rank: 20 Rank: 277

2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Alabama, Louisiana State

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana State (2016), Florida State (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Hand Technique: Lacks length to play off of contact Flexibility: Has a fair level of openness throughout the hips
with consistency. Struggles with shedding of blocks and to flow laterally and gain width along the LOS. Has low
- Measured Weight: 319 manifesting cleanly into running alleys. Has some nice pop center of gravity but will lose footing trying to drop and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" and extension when able to work into the LOS to stonewall anchor, instead will drop to knee or lose ground.
and hold ground. Takes on doubles well.
Competitive Toughness: Plays well along the LOS but Pass Rush Counters: Has little counter work in order to
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.04 lacks lower body leg drive to press forward and create uncover and get into the backfield. Will pull out of rushes
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 pressure. Has a nice level of natural anchor thanks to build. prematurely and squat along the LOS. Needs to develop a
Motor is irregular; is at times not confident in ability to go to counter to work with; as initial quickness is adequate
- 10 Yard Split: 1.76 press gaps and get home. and natural leverage can be much more impactful.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has ability to play with quickness as a First Step Quickness: Has workable quickness out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 lateral defender. Lack of length is problematic and robs of stance. Does well to coil and will attack firm when in on
working off of contact regularly. Will have issues making obvious passing situations. Lateral mobility is strong to stay
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 plays but could be capable of working a space eater. leveraged vs. reach blocks.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Does not regularly play on the Feet/COD: Does well to flow with the ball and challenge
plus side of the LOS. Much more prone to squat, take outside the tackles. Initial quickness and redirection skill is
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" ground and let ball work into area. Needs to be more above average courtesy of naturally built low center of
aggressive with first step but is capable of crashing through gravity.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A gaps laterally.
Tackling: Small tackle radius with frame is supplemented Versatility: Lacks upside as a pass rusher and penetration
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with a high range along the LOS. Will struggle to peel back player. Best fit is as a defender used primarily in run
late and challenge the ball effectively if cut is made off of defending areas. Will be better as a lateral defender than
- Short Shuttle: 4.65 initial flow. a penetration player. Capable of stringing out blocks or
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A dropping to create a pile.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
4.42 6.08 6.15 6.53 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Mississippi Defensive Tackle DJ Jones is an interesting prospect. His build lends itself well to being an anchor
defender along the A-gaps. Yet Jones' best trait very well may be his lateral mobility to play up and down the line Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of scrimmage. He is at his absolute best as a run player. He can absorb contact and hold ground at the POA, take Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
on double teams and flow to pursue the ball. His ability to finish plays is somewhat compromised on account of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his lack of length and high end re-directional skills; yet he's constantly flowing to the football. Jones' hands are Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
going to need some development, he's too prone to eat up blocks and play in a run fit would ever actually pressing Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to try to make a play. Jones needs greater confidence in his abilities to get home and needs to develop some first
contact counters to ensure he maximizes his abilities.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D a v o n G o d c h a u x , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 5 7

Rank: 21 Rank: 282


NFL Combine Games watched: Auburn (2015), Texas Tech (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Hand Technique: Utilizes an effective arm over technique Flexibility: Shows mobility throughout the upper half to
to slip past first contact punches. Has little idea what to do turn on shallow swim/sweep and slip into creases at the
- Measured Weight: 310 with hands once set into a run fit. Struggles to press and LOS. Struggles to sustain base of support when trying to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" stack blocks. Offers little extension and poor efforts in play low and anchor at the POA; will slip and lose footing
trying to work laterally off of blocks. too easily.
Competitive Toughness: Passive, too prone to taking the Pass Rush Counters: Has one move to avoid and slip past
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.27 path of least resistance to avoid contact. Will turn back to initial stuns. Has good functional strength to pull blockers
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 the LOS and try to spin away from blocks, conceding forward and off of sets. Struggles with snap anticipation
notable positioning. Does not play with a consistent and will put self in unfavorable positions as a rusher with
- 10 Yard Split: 1.84 motor. regularity.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Offers minimal as far as punching and First Step Quickness: Natural twitch is limited. When
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 extending to hold ground. Has a lack of upper body keying up snap count is capable of coiling and working
extension and plays blockers far too tight to the chest. rapidly into the backfield. Other times will be the last player
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 Labors trying to disengage and work into pursuit. on the field to react. Must even out reaction and process
time.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: If able to hit initial swim/sweep Feet/COD: Does not show high end redirection skills. Has
combination is very effective to get into the backfield and to swing back around instead of showing sharp pivots.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A challenge the ball. Release off the ball and secondary effort Lacks high end mobility with lateral steps at the line of
are again issues with irregular results. Too easily washing scrimmage as well.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down with lateral contact.
Tackling: When able to cleanly challenge the ball is a Versatility: Should be considered a one gap penetration
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reliable tackler; capable of anchoring and holding firm in player only. Does not hold ground well at the POA,
the alley. Struggles to close down laterally if having to work struggles to work laterally with confidence and will get
- Short Shuttle: N/A to close and finish up and down the line of scrimmage. pushed around on power runs.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
7.88 7.87 4.79 5.89 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Defensive Tackle Davon Godchaux is a curious entry into the 2017 NFL Draft. Godchaux, a true
junior, left a year of eligibility on the table in Baton Rouge for a chance at the NFL. To this point, Godchaux is all Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
unfulfilled potential. There's not very many illustrations of football intelligence or fundamentals in his game; he Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
gives the impression that he's often free lancing with how he attacks blocks. Godchaux shows one reliable counter Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
at the point of contact; a clean shallow swim. But due to his one dimensional approach, he's often negated and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
fails to showcase the upper body strength to press and clear himself once engaged. Godchaux is not a gifted Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
enough athlete to enter the Draft process as such a raw prospect. He is going to require notable time, notable
coaching and much investment if he is to reach a level of quality to warrant any consideration to see the field.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
R y a n G l a s g o w , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 6

Rank: 22 Rank: 288
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Utah, Northwestern, Michigan State


Senior Bowl Games watched: Utah (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Iowa (2016), Ohio State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 Hand Technique: Hand placement is strong on initial Flexibility: Struggles with cornering. Will win some reps
contact to strike and put off potential counter punches. A on first impact and fail to turn the corner or flatten with
- Measured Weight: 299 notable lag is present between stacking blocks at POA pace; losing leverage. Linear athlete without much in way of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" and attempting to sweep or rip to disengage frame from dynamic range of motion.
blockers.
Competitive Toughness: Plays hard with consistency and Pass Rush Counters: Has successfully hit rip and push/
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.13 will show second and third efforts in pursuit. Anchor in pull combinations in live action with success but needs to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 tight vicinities is strong and can hold ground effectively. be quick to engage a counter. Will go to the well with the
Loses all functional power when isolated in space and same move too many times and can get predictable as a
- 10 Yard Split: 1.85 trying to mirror or flow. rusher.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does not showcase a desirable level of First Step Quickness: Lacks any notable levels of burst
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 short area mobility to be able to work off of blocks to either out of stance. Has a hard time getting up to speed and will
side of run fit. Hands are not refined enough to be consistent regularly get caught by set lineman ready to absorb a bull
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 in shedding bodies or trash. rush or a stun punch. Steps out of stance are efficient,
simply not a plus quality.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Is not going to win reps by Feet/COD: Feet are heavy and labor when trying to peel
working head across the body and pressing through into back when the target has moved off of initial platform.
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" creases. Lacks the twitch and explosiveness to be able to Does not show comfort with working the feet out from
play through contact and avoid getting washed into the underneath the hips and favors a narrow base with frequent
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A scrum. steps instead.
Tackling: Ability to come to balance can be compromised Versatility: Run down style interior offensive lineman. Has
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A by heavy feet and a lack of hip drop to square up tackles. enough functional strength to anchor the A-gap on long
Has effective wrap up habits with the ball is pressed into down and distances but lacks general fluidity or cerebral
- Short Shuttle: 4.50 immediate vicinity. approach to rushing the passer to warrant full time
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consideration.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
6.56 5.63 4.99 6.19 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan Defensive Tackle Ryan Glasgow has a NFL build: he's built compact and stocky. Yet that anatomical
build can only carry one so far, and Glasgow has concerns with his fit at the NFL level. Glasgow is an effective Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
single gap plug but he lacks the pass rush arsenal, movement skills and mental approach to bring anything viable Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to the table for long down/distances. Additionally, Glasgow's hand work to shed blocks in the run game has a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
disconnect between when the block is stacked and when a shed is engaged. Those hand counters need to be Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
increased in urgency. Doing so would allow Glasgow more margin for error in regard to his limited movement Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
skills and finding the football. Glasgow is a solid but unspectacular college football player who warrants a look in
a team training camp.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o s h A u g u s t a , N o s e Ta c k l e # 9 7
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Missouri Tigers

Position Overall 81 tackles, 4.0 sacks, 19.0 tackles for loss (TFL)
Rank: 23 Rank: 293
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas

2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Louisiana State, Florida

East/West Shrine Games watched: Arkansas (2015), West Virginia (2016), Florida (2016), South Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 6036 Hand Technique: Hands throw a quick, concise pop and Flexibility: Is guilty of popping straight up out of stance as
when cleanly landing will jar blockers. Does not play with compared to firing off the football. Will offer little in the
- Measured Weight: 365 ideal amounts of length or separation skills. Needs to be way of lateral mobility throughout the hips to redirect or
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" more aware of hand usage as a means of shedding blocks at play with any level of suddenness.
the wrist or elbow.
Competitive Toughness: For size gets uprooted far too Pass Rush Counters: Was regularly rotated off of the field
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.95 easily. Needs to get the pad level down and hold ground at on obvious passing down and distances. Does not present
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 the point of attack to maximize skill set. Does not show the ability to win with first step or anything other than a bull
overall motor and level of pursuit to be considered for three rush. Lacks the short area agility to work across the face or
- 10 Yard Split: N/A downs or as a hustle player. tightly turn the corner.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has ideal amounts of size for a NT First Step Quickness: Lethargic player. Notably slow off
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A position and space eater but does not show the separation the snap and is the last to react in spite of being so close to
skill or the short area mobility to be able to get off of blocks the football. Will not win with penetration or anticipation
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 with quickness and occupy the alley. when tasked with getting into a gap cleanly; needs to utilize
power to push into backfield instead.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Hands are full trying to work off Feet/COD: Struggles to turn the corner on blockers.
of bodies. Has immense upper body strength yet fails to Everything is best applied in straight lines; will not have a
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" translate on account of lack of hand work. Will walk back great range outside of immediate vicinity and when tasked
weaker offensive linemen into the backfield if isolated one with simply eating blocks at the point of attack to keep LBs
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A on one and able to initial the first blow. clean.
Tackling: Shows a strong grasp when able to grab cloth and Versatility: Should be considered only a role player. Will
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A clutch at ball carriers. Does not have ideal levels of range or not offer pass rush abilities at the next level and has a poor
closing ability but if able to bubble the POA has the ability overall motor. Primarily role should be as a run down space
- Short Shuttle: N/A to overwhelm blockers and the ball carrier alike to finish eater and simply be asked to squat at the LOS to occupy.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A plays.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
5.23 4.22 8.16 5.78 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Josh Augusta is a massive mountain of a prospect; rumored to have tipped the scales at as much as 370 lbs
Augusta's overall girth is a major detractor from his potential game; he labors notably to release cleanly off of the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
LOS at the snap or redirect his momentum in pursuit of the football. His overall conditioning appears to be an Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
issue as well; yet if he's able to slim down to a reasonable weight he may be a candidate for a true 3 man front Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Nose Tackle. Augusta has excellent strength but fails to apply it to the field of play due to movement restrictions. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
As is, Augusta is a high risk, low reward type player. He lacks the versatiliuty or three down upside of many other Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
defensive linemen and is going to have to reshape his body in order to meet the rigors of the NFL. Would not
recommend investing draft capital; rather try to land as a UDFA and see how coaching sticks.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S t e v i e Tu ' i k o l o v a t u , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 6

Rank: 24 Rank: 299
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Oregon, Brigham Young


East/West Shrine Games watched: Alabama (2016), Arizona (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6011 Hand Technique: Hands possess a notable level of pop Flexibility: Tightly wound athlete. Is not capable of making
in order to establish some backwards push and generate steep turns or pivots. Struggles when having to collect width
- Measured Weight: 350 momentum building into the backfield. Wins with compact and try to stay out in front of the ball moving laterally.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" throw of the hands. Shows very little in the way of Hight and immobile lower half.
disengage counters.
Competitive Toughness: When tasked with playing Pass Rush Counters: Lacks high end twitch to win with
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.45 forward or being a bull rush style defender has high levels speed at the snap. Does not have the length, mobility or
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 of success. Is overwhelming at the point of attack with hand development to play off of blockers after conceding a
ability to create push if isolated in pass protection one on clean run fit. Is a true zero tech Nose to collapse in the event
- 10 Yard Split: 1.72 one as a Nose Tackle. of seeing pass rush reps.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Will showcase ability to hold at the First Step Quickness: Does not possess especially notable
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 point of attack but lacks short area disengage skills to first gear or ability to accelerate off of the line. Too boxy to
peel off of blockers and find the football. Runs will tuck get hip to hip early. Relative to size will show impressive
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 up inside of hip and concede yardage at the point of attack. reaction to the snap; carries a great deal more weight than
Strong anchor skill. the average interior DL.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Is only going to be creating Feet/COD: Feet are heavy and lethargic. Struggles to free
penetration when walking blockers back into the lap of the up the hips and collect width with feet to plant and cut.
- Standing Broad Jump: 7'07" Quarterback or mesh point. Does not showcase surface area Stride width is small and does not suggest much room for
diminishment or short area movement skills to play through improvement. Is a linear athlete; is eliminated from the play
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A protection designs. once ball leaves immediate vicinity.
Tackling: Size and natural strength make challenges on the Versatility: Likely a true NT on run downs and a short
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball almost impossible to slip. Does have issues closing in yardage plugger. Offers minimal value as a pass rusher and
and accelerating into the ball once becoming uncovered at does not show the range to be worked further out into the
- Short Shuttle: 5.00 the POA. Range is notably small but highly effective when boundary without conceding space and getting stuck in the
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A free. mud.

FILM SCORE
Defensive Tackle
4.95 4.44 5.21 6.04 2013 foot injury (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Trojans Defensive Tackle Stevie Tu'ikolovatu, a seventh year graduate transfer, is a physically developed
prospect who is not going to bring much in the way of developmental upside to his NFL career; something that Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
will likely be a large turn off for many NFL franchises. Tu'ikolovatu was a Redshirt in 2009 as a freshman for the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Utah program before taking two years away to undertake a Mormon mission. Tu'ikolovatu returned in 2013 and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
missed all of that year with a foot injury before transferring to the Trojans as a graduate transfer. Age aside, Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Tu'ikolovatu is a limited athlete with tremendous straight line power but little else to bring to the table. As such, Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
he does not present much in the way of value as he's not going to be a viable special teams option as well. Will
need to be a notable standout in training camp to get a 53 man roster look.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 5 . 7 0 : U N D R A F T E D F R E E A G E N T VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
B . J . S i n g l e t o n , D e f e n s i v e Ta c k l e # 9 3
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Houston Cougars

Rank: 25 Rank: 300
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Navy, Temple, Florida State

2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Louisville, San Diego State

East/West Shrine Games watched: Vanderbilt (2015), Navy (2016), Oklahoma (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6027 Hand Technique: Regularly finds poor placement on Flexibility: Shows stiffness throughout the hips and trunk.
bodies of blockers. Fails to extend and press to keep a clean Has a hard time dropping butt to anchor in the run game and
- Measured Weight: 312 chest in heavy traffic and will get washed and turned out of will fold at the waist trying to sustain leverage and hold
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" too many plays as an end result. ground. Is tight through turns and does not show admirable
cornering ability to flatten as a rusher or pursuit player.
Competitive Toughness: Needs to play with a better Pass Rush Counters: Does not show notable creativity as
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A anchor at the point of attack. Too easily turned out of plays a rusher. Has issues with extending and working hands to
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 and will concede gap control. Does well to continue in sweep or clear hands off body; too prove and complacent as
pursuit even after losing angles along the line of scrimmage. a rusher. Tries to generate power for bull rushes but body
- 10 Yard Split: N/A tightness restricts power applications.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Lacking in the skillset to work as an First Step Quickness: Less than optimal reaction time and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A effective two gap player. Does not have the stacking ability diagnosis of the snap. Physical and athletic profile do not
to hold ground at the point of attack and has issues with lend to sudden twitch movements or the ability to key the
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 shedding with late disengagement. Will struggle against snap with quickness.
double teams.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Does not show the pop in hands or Feet/COD: Has to sustain a controlled base to turn or pivot.
initial release at the line to get hip to hip and push through Lacks high end mobility and distance covered when tasked
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A contact with consistency. Rarely able to manifest into the with getting width at the snap. Feet get heavy when engaged
backfield unless steered away from the football by opposing with blockers.
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A blocker.
Tackling: Has a good motor to stick with plays and makes Versatility: Is going to be a true Nose but needs to work on
DT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a number of second effort plays along the LOS. Heavy anchor, hand quickness and ability to stack blocks with
frame and will put full weight into tackle attempts; effective upper body power. Is going to have hands full with a NFL
- Short Shuttle: N/A in corralling and bringing down the ball carrier. transition so working a single role is preferable.

FILM SCORE

6.08 2.88 (Size only) 5.66 None (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Houston Defensive Tackle B.J. Singleton entered the 2016 college football season as a two year incumbent at the
Nose Tackle position. He lost his starting job to Freshman All-American Ed Oliver and was then featured as part Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of the rotation going forward for his final season with the Cougars. Singleton is a true Nose Tackle prospect who Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
is going to need to refine a number of his skills if he is going to get a look on a 53 man roster at the NFL level. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
First and foremost, Singleton loses a number of reps at the LOS due to poor hand placement and pop; working on Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
improving his strike zone would give him a greater margin for error as a LOS defender. Also, Singleton has issues Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
anchoring once giving up his chest and should continue to look to develop further lower body strength in order to
be an effective space eating defensive lineman.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24
- 5 . 5 8 : U N D R A F T E D F R E E A G E N T VA L U E - Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 OB Linebacker Rankings

- “Off Ball” Linebackers -
1 8 OBLB Reuben Foster Alabama 8.11 18 165 OBLB Kendell Beckwith Louisiana State 6.97
2 15 OBLB Haason Reddick Temple 8.08 19 187 OBLB Jermaine Grace Miami (FL) 6.84
3 26 OBLB Tyus Bowser Houston 7.88 20 188 OBLB Jordan Evans Oklahoma 6.83
4 51 OBLB Tanner Vallejo Boise State 7.78 21 192 OBLB Harvey Langi Brigham Young 6.79
5 56 OBLB Zach Cunningham Vanderbilt 7.67 22 199 OBLB Anthony Walker Northwestern 6.76
6 62 OBLB Jarrad Davis Florida 7.57 23 204 OBLB Josh Carraway Texas Christian 6.73
Jalen Reeves- Pennsylvania

7 74 OBLB Tennessee 7.47 24 216 OBLB Brandon Bell 6.68
Maybin State
8 91 OBLB Blair Brown Ohio 7.37 25 219 OBLB Calvin Munson San Diego State 6.67
T9 98 OBLB Elijah Lee Kansas State 7.33 26 221 OBLB Brooks Ellis Arkansas 6.65
T9 99 OBLB Matt Galambos Pittsburgh 7.33 27 235 OBLB Marcus Oliver Indiana 6.58
11 101 OBLB Marquel Lee Wake Forest 7.31 28 239 OBLB Ben Boulware Clemson 6.56
12 105 OBLB Steven Taylor Houston 7.28 29 245 OBLB Jayon Brown UCLA 6.54
13 107 OBLB Riley Bullough Michigan State 7.27 30 254 OBLB Ben Gedeon Michigan 6.46
14 118 OBLB Duke Riley Louisiana State 7.21 31 264 OBLB Keith Kelsey Jr. Louisville 6.37
Josh Harvey-
15 128 OBLB Raekwon McMillan Ohio State 7.16 32 281 OBLB Louisville 6.22
Clemons
16 130 OBLB Alex Anzalone Florida 7.13 33 283 OBLB Paul Magloire Arizona 6.15
Hardy Nickerson
17 158 OBLB Illinois 7.00 34 294 OBLB Tashawn Bower Louisiana State 5.95
Jr.
OBLB Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Football Intelligence: How quick is the OBLB to diagnose the play? Does he read his Coverage Skills: Can the OBLB open up his hips and quickly get into his zone
eyes (OL, RB, etc. appropriately? Does he take good angles in pursuit and attack plays? landmarks? Does he have the athleticism to turn and run with receivers down the field? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the OBLB display? Does he break Gap Shooting Ability: How well does the OBLB attack the LOS? Does he play
down, wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring feet? What kind of range does he have in pursuit? with physicality taking on the POA? Does he gain ground when scraping laterally? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Block Shedding: How well can the OBLB work through traffic? Does he have the size/ Feet/COD: Is the OBLB a sudden athlete with the ability to cross face and crash into
strength to get rid of offensive blockers in his path to the football? gaps quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover out in space? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Competitive Toughness: What kind of physicality does the OBLB play with? Does he Flexibility: Does the OBLB have natural ability to bend from the hips and waist? Can he
hit hard? Does he plug lead blocks in the hole? Can he play assertively in the box? produce bend to keep pad level low with pending impact? Can he open his hips naturally?
Lateral Movement: How well does the OBLB scrape over the LOS? Can he move First Step Quickness: How quickly does the OBLB get into his run read step? Doe he Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
with good play speed while staying square to the LOS and facing up ball carriers? have explosiveness to win with speed? Does he react to the ball and close on it well?
R e u b e n F o s t e r, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 1 0
Date of Birth: 04/04/1994 Senior, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Rank: 1 Rank: 8


NFL Combine Games watched: Ole Miss (2015), Clemson (2015), USC (2016), Tennessee (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Florida (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Mental processing speed and Coverage Skills: Does suck up vs. play fakes but trusts
transition to pursuit is astounding. Trusts keys and relocation skills by turning and bailing off of the LOS to get
- Measured Weight: 229 understands when to play forward and when to string out depth and take away crossing patterns. Does well to pin
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" from the second level. Angles in space and working through slotted receivers and carry vertically and protect the MOF
traffic are strong. when tasked with man coverage.
Tackling: Ability to close down and attack the ball is Gap Shooting Ability: Keys on OL very well to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A top notch. Explosive, violent tackler who will put fear in transition out of read step and into the teeth of the POA.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 opposing players. Plays at point of contact with a violent Explosiveness is much more evident after having shed
but controlled chaos. Range and ability to prevent YAC are weight and allows for sudden attacks into the backfield
- 10 Yard Split: N/A both notable as well. before protection schemes can account for an extra body.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Ability to press and get off of blocks is a Feet/COD: Feet play with a dynamic mobility that is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A great POA asset. Can be late occasionally with hands to impressive when tasked with re-direction. Can open up
press and clear space to disengage. Power through frame, strides in straight line situations but temper steps to control
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pads and hands allow for stonewalling of blockers and has trajectory prior to deciding to shoot and attack. Nice
natural recovery to reset and get into pursuit. transitions flipping hips off of the LOS.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Is a middle of the field enforcer Flexibility: Re-worked body prior to Senior season and
and the heartbeat of defensive unit. Motor ran much hotter looks like a whole different athlete. Mobility throughout the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and with more consistency in 2016; aggressiveness and lower body is much more natural with less weight above the
ability to thrive and play through contact are evident waist. Coils and explodes into hits with consistency.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” immediately. Passionate, animated player.
Lateral Movement: High end range and has the ability to First Step Quickness: Burst is impressive. As a blitz
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 fill a sideline to sideline MIKE LB role at the NFL level. player is capable of winning off the edge of protection sets.
Lateral speed and patience to scrape over the top is a great Will green dog when back stays in protection and is capable
- Short Shuttle: N/A safety net for run unit. Plays forward and attack gaps while of getting home if the Quarterback holds, looking for an
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 scraping when opportunity presents; has speed to finish. outlet receiver.

FILM SCORE
4.62 Off Ball Linebacker

7.60 6.13 (Size only) 8.68 Sent home from 2017
Combine for incident with staff (None)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama's Reuben Foster took a wonderful step forward with his 2016 campaign. Already a valued prospect,
Foster remodeled his body composition by losing over 10 pounds and the end result was a greatly improved Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
dynamic movement skills. Foster did not lose an iota of hitting power in his transition and now has full field range Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and pairs it with an explosive functional skill set. Foster has strong mental processing in live action as well; he Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
sees plays very early on and trusts his keys to lead him to the football. Foster has an ability to play through traffic Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
as well, he is patient to press the LOS and take on blockers before pressing laterally or popping with his hands to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
get into further pursuit. His range in pass coverage allows him to influence and disrupt TE routes in the middle of
the field. Foster is a defensive stalwart and can be the face of a defensive unit for the next decade.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Haason Reddick, Off Ball Linebacker #7

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Temple University Owls

Rank: 2 Rank: 15
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Memphis, Notre Dame, Houston

2016 Top Competition: Penn State, South Florida, Wake Forest

Senior Bowl Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), UNC-Charlotte (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), South Florida (2016), Memphis (2016) Cincinnati (2016)
- Measured Height: 6014 Football Intelligence: Remains disciplined in off ball Coverage Skills: Wonderful movement skills. Could play
situations to key appropriately, whether it is a cross key, traditional Tampa 2 MLB with the hips and range presented
- Measured Weight: 237 guard key or backfield action. Has good wherewithal to when playing in space. Has explosive closing burst and was
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" navigate cleanly through traffic and illustrates natural grasp originally a defensive back when walking on at Temple
of angles. University.
Tackling: Shows excellent range; capable of playing Gap Shooting Ability: Spent a high amount of reps as
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 sideline to sideline. Has movement skills to mitigate less an EDGE defender; is acclimated to pushing through
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 than ideal wingspan. Heavy hits are produced with the pads contact at the POA and holding ground. Does well to
when able to close square and align hips with target. Does identify play and then work forward. Explosive initial step
- 10 Yard Split: 1.60 well to cut low when needed on angular pursuit. to beat blockers to spot.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Can get enveloped in head up Feet/COD: Dynamic movement skills to stick foot in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 situations. Does well to play with leverage when attacking ground and attack, regardless of whether it's forward or
blocks from the side. Lack of length is an issue and can lateral. Capable of quickly darting around blockers and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A have a hard time stacking blocks but plays with good aggression to play into the LOS in run support is
leverage to bottle up gaps. supplemented with high end COD to close rapidly.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Play speed is unrivaled by Flexibility: Highly pliable athlete. Unnatural movement
teammates on the field. Flies to the ball and will work skills for weight at 237; moves like he's 20 lbs lighter. Free
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'1" into position to challenge plays many others would not. movement allows for rapid transitions. Plays with a great
Physically scrappy and makes a number of second effort center of gravity and anchor due to ability to play with the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” plays. Functional strength is adequate. hips down at the POA.
Lateral Movement: Will open hips and work into the First Step Quickness: Explosive first step. Can beat
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 numbers with great quickness. Versatility as a defender blockers to a spot on the second level or win with a speed
allows for reliable reps on the edge in addition to showing rush off the edge if playing as a pressure player. Has
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 true MIKE LB range. impressive close ability once play is diagnosed and time to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 attack.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.92 7.88 7.09 8.28 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Temple's Haason Reddick is a fascinating story, having started his career with the Owls as a walk on defensive
back before molding his body into a fully filled out 237 lbs. All the more impressive is Reddick's ability to sustain Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
defensive back type movement skills and apply them on the field while being a chess piece for the Owls. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Primarily playing as a pass rusher, Reddick illustrates explosive first step, good center of gravity and balance to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
play through lateral contact and high end hitting power. When working off the ball, Reddick is disciplined with Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
his eyes and has NFL MIKE range. One of the standouts from the 2017 Reese's Senior Bowl, Reddick re-affirmed Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
with his week at practice that he has the ability to play off ball Linebacker with consistency and at a high level.
Reddick's skill set projects favorably as a three down MIKE LB in a 4 man front.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ty u s B o w s e r, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 8 1
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Houston Cougars

Rank: 3 Rank: 26
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Navy, Temple, Florida State


Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2015), Oklahoma (2016), Louisville (2016), San Diego State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6024 Football Intelligence: Incredibly versatile player and has Coverage Skills: Tremendous transitional quickness to
done well with a multitude of responsibilities on plate. collect feet and pivot back to react to throws. Has smooth
- Measured Weight: 244 Quick to transition from read step and work into executing drops and quick to get depth away from the LOS if tasked
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" primary responsibilities. Can take some cleaner angles with bailing quickly. Shows good physicality inside of 5
working back into the LOS from in space. yards to disrupt route releases.
Tackling: Can get guilty at lunging at legs when closing Gap Shooting Ability: Initial quickness is very strong.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 fast; needs to take the extra step and come to balance. Can press firm and slant from a wide angle or a two point
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 Mirror skills in space from a flat footed read are strong. stance and still win working to a spot. Does well with play
Shows good closing burst from the backside and is a hot side arm to shrug through punches and not get pushed off of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A running motor to challenge many plays. spot.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Shows a good level of pop in hands to Feet/COD: Shows excellent quickness and step
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 punch and stack blocks against blockers at the edge. Can efficiency. High end movement skills stem from the
be slow at times to utilize a sweep and clear hands after quickness in the feet and has great balance to collect frame
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A working into a leveraged position. and plant and drive in reaction to the play. Has ability to
pick through traffic or dart in late to shoot a gap.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Has good anchor to set the edge Flexibility: Shows good hip mobility to corner and work
from wide angles. Has aggressive punch and will pound around bodies in traffic; both as a pass rusher and as a run
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" skill players on the edge of the LOS. Motor is constant and defender in traffic. Shows above average tilt to carry speed
flows fast to the ball regardless of the throw. Versatility and rushes off of the boundary and be effective when let off the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” competency in all areas. leash.
Lateral Movement: Shows excellent range. Has high end First Step Quickness: Above average twitch. Most
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 mobility and reach on the field from an EDGE, backside apparent when really gearing up for speed rushes. Has
defender or working the flats in pass coverage. Has a high strong acceleration in the open field to close down and
- Short Shuttle: N/A competency in unlocking the hips and playing at full tilt into challenge the football. Will work well as a rush player and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 the boundary. can beat heavy footed OTs off the edge.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

6.02 6.90 8.15 8.28 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Houston's Tyus Bowser is a splendid weapon that can be utilized in any defensive system in the NFL. Bowser
shows high levels of competency as a pass rusher, edge setting run defender, stunt player, backside pursuit player, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
4-3 under SAM style LB at the LOS or as a cover LB in space. That level of versatility will do well for his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
demand. Bowser is at his best dropping off of the LOS to take away short areas of the field with his high end pass Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
drops and route collision skills. As a pass rusher, Bowser shows above average twitch, excellent cornering ability Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and a fair amount of hand activity in the form of rips, sweeps and clubs to keep his chest clean and sustain push to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the peak of the pocket. Bowser is a valuable defender that in today's NFL can be an immediate starter and provide
an upgrade to a 3-4 or 4-3 defensive unit; plus his cover skills ensure he will be a three down player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Zach Cunningham, Off Ball Linebacker #41

Date of Birth: 12/12/1995 Redshirt Junior, Vanderbilt University Commodores

Rank: 4 Rank: 51
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Mississippi, Houston, Tennessee

2016 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Florida, Auburn

NFL Combine Games watched: South Carolina (2016), Missouri (2016), Florida (2016), Tennessee (2016), Auburn (2016), Georgia (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Football Intelligence: Illustrations of play diagnosis are Coverage Skills: Recovery speed is excellent if beaten a
best illustrated in space. Sees receivers through peripheral release up the seam. Has good length to challenge the catch
- Measured Weight: 234 vision and stays patient. Has good understanding of point from in phase. Hips show a good amount of mobility
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" backside angles and ability to play around traffic to to drop off of initial platform and reach target landmarks in
challenge the football. zone.
Tackling: Is guilty of coming in on tackle challenges Gap Shooting Ability: Initial quickness when playing into
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 high in space and will allow ball carriers to shrug off the LOS allows for clean challenges and finding the football
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 contact. Has excellent range and finds way into pathway of rapidly. Movement skills are top notch and can collapse
the ball with effectiveness. Tackling radius is large and from the backside or work into the teeth of the POA from
- 10 Yard Split: N/A utilizes big wingspan. the middle.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Hand usage is active but not overly Feet/COD: Redirection skills are strong. Does well to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 effective. Has a hard time disengaging with authority; will catch a foot into the ground and work back against
prove capable in pressing out blockers but finishing with a momentum. Admirable ability to quickly tuck in and out of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A clean disengage is going to need to become a point of traffic; can jitterbug through trash to find the ball and
emphasis. attack.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Struggles at times of initial Flexibility: Free moving defender. Has little issue
contact with win with pop through hands. Will allow some dropping off of the LOS with quickness to cover initial
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" ball carriers to carry through initial blow and slip through responsibility. Can tilt and lean through cornering to play
grasp. Pace of pursuit is excellent and rarely matched by with speed and sustain high level of pursuit. Capable of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” teammates. contorting body to extreme angles to challenge ball carriers.
Lateral Movement: Flow and pursuit skills are best traits. First Step Quickness: Does very well attacking from the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 Smooth player capable of unlocking the hips and chasing second level and playing into gaps on pressure reps.
down plays from the back side with speed. Willing to gain Transitions out of run read cleanly and initial drive from a
- Short Shuttle: 4.29 ground into the LOS or flow horizontal and greet on the flat footed read will beat angles of blockers in pursuit.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 second level.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.03 8.10 7.16 7.78 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Vanderbilt LB Zach Cunningham has the movement skills to be a high impact defender at the next level; yet his
role must be clearly defined as a space player without having to play off of blocks. Cunningham is too easily Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
re-routed or sucked into a block due to less than desirable upper body strength and ability to play off contact once Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
it is established on his chest. Cunningham is a versatile defender who holds value in the pass game, run game as a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
pressure player; yet he needs to continue to work of his assertiveness playing through bodies to the football. If left Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
in space, Cunningham can pick and fight his way through blockers and he has the movement skills to be very Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
effective doing so. An ideal role for Cunningham would mirror the one that Anthony Barr holds in Minnesota;
playing as a spot pressure player and a backside pursuit defender.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jarrad Davis, Off Ball Linebacker #40

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 5 Rank: 56

2016 Top Competition: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama

NFL Combine Games watched: Alabama (2015), Michigan (2015), Kentucky (2016), Massachusetts (2016), Tennessee (2016), Arkansas (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Every so often will get caught Coverage Skills: Has excellent athleticism and ability to
leaning in anticipation of suspected plays and get caught out turn and carry tight ends up the field of play. Awareness of
- Measured Weight: 238 of position. Field vision in peripherals and identifying gaps the ball in vicinity can be a tick late and as a result will have
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" to shoot is very strong. Has a strong understanding of how PBUs as compared to interceptions. Does well to wall off as
to navigate traffic areas. coverage leverage dictates and then turn to locate.
Tackling: Needs to do a more consistent job coming to Gap Shooting Ability: Quick twitch fibers are top notch;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 balance prior to first contact. Flow and aggression to drive capable of exploding through developing creases in the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 into contact is so strong that overrunning tackles will take point of attack and making plays on the offensive side of the
place. Explosive hitter. Is at best when filling a single gap LOS. When let off the leash to play forward and tasked with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A or playing off of contact in the box. single gap responsibility is a high impact player.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Illustrates a powerful punch and Feet/COD: Mobility and redirection skills are a plus.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 massive amounts of pop with pads; capable of standing up Will cover vast amounts of space thanks to ability to stick a
offensive linemen at first contact and resetting the LOS. foot firmly in the ground and drive back across body to play
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Does well to press late and disengage in order to offer chest off of counter action. Short area agility is good and is
and free arm to backs trying to run off of hip. capable of picking way through traffic.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Tough football player who Flexibility: Free mover throughout the body. No
gutted out a year filled with injuries to play in 9 contests in restrictions in mobility but would love to see a greater
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" 2016. Smash mouth hitter who plays on the edge; will awareness of squatting down and squaring up open field
occasionally get hit with unsportsmanlike conduct for hits tackles. Coils into hitting attempts with good pad level. Hips
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” after the play is dead. hinge adequately to redirect and get depth off of the LOS.
Lateral Movement: Range is effective and capable of First Step Quickness: Twitched up athlete with the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 covering fast amounts of turf. Natural athleticism and ability to drive and attack. Does well to get up to top speed
fluidity is enabled to shine when scraping overtop of the and if green dogging the pocket or making flat foot reads
- Short Shuttle: N/A LOS. Understands when leverage is present to scrape flat or will beat a number of blocking angles with aggressive
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 when to concede space and bubble for pursuit angles. explosion to attack the ball.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.28 5.91 7.09 7.92 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Florida LB Jarrad Davis presents as a strong candidate for a MIKE LB at the NFL level. Davis possesses
necessary level of mobility and athleticism to play in the middle of a defense, regardless of scheme. Davis does Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
have a number of problematic issues; primarily that he's prone to overrunning his tackle attempts when closing in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
space. Such an issue is easily corrected and Davis elsewhere provides explosive close ability, hitting power and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
range in both pass coverage and run support. Davis' 2016 season was marred with injuries, yet showed admirable Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
leadership and toughness to fight for reps as the Gators pressed for a conference championship against Alabama. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Davis has strong mental processing and play recognition; he figures to be a Day 1 starter on a roster that requires
an immediate upgrade at the MIKE or a valuable Day 2 investment for a team with long term aspirations.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta n n e r Va l l e j o , O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 2 0
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Boise State University Broncos

Rank: 6 Rank: 62
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Washington, Brigham Young, Air Force

2016 Top Competition: Washington State, Brigham Young, Wyoming

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2015), Brigham Young (2015), Washington State (2016), Oregon State (2016), Wyoming (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Very strong mental processing Coverage Skills: Illustrates excellent range on account
skills. Does well to identify plays and break on the football; of loose hips and quick feet. NFL caliber athlete in the
- Measured Weight: 228 moves at a different speed than teammates as a result. underneath portions of the field and possesses enough
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" Spatial awareness and peripheral vision is strong to straight line speed to cover deep middle in a Tampa 2. Apt
maintain field integrity and spacing. to collision routes crossing face with pop.
Tackling: Needs to be more consistent coming to balance Gap Shooting Ability: When tasked with playing in the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 prior to contact. Had issues in 2015; 2016 is muddled on box and attacking forward has excellent play recognition
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 account of playing with cast on hand. Regardless; capable and initial step in order to beat linemen to spot and disrupt
of powerful, jarring hits due to acceleration into target but running lanes. High amount of tackles behind the LOS
- 10 Yard Split: N/A lowering aiming point and squaring up would reduce MTs. illustrates ability to work into backfield.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Is only marginally effective. Does well to Feet/COD: Is a wonderful open field athlete. Feet are rapid
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A attack blocks with hands but lacks lower body anchor and and gain depth quickly when tasked with getting depth in
upper body strength to be able to press blockers off if zone drops. Fluid hips and mobility allow for planting a foot
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A caught in tight areas. Does well with movement skills to slip in the ground and driving on throws or runs from the box.
open field block attempts.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0" Competitive Toughness: Showed admirable mental Flexibility: Overall body mobility is impressive; plays
toughness playing the majority of 2016 with torn ligaments almost like a SAF hybrid with movement skills. Hips hinge
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" in wrist. Played in a total of nine games. Plays with separately from the hips with little effort and allow for a
aggression and loves to get after opposition between snaps. large range in space. Will coil into tackle attempts with
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” Fearless with tackle attempts. effectiveness.
Lateral Movement: Possesses very strong sideline to First Step Quickness: Twitch is very notable. Will
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 sideline range. Will challenge plays if left unimpeded from occasionally walk up into the LOS and can beat linemen out
the back side and beat teammates to the football. Must be of stance if tasked with being a pressure player. Plant and
- Short Shuttle: 4.39 accounted for if flexed in space to the play side of runs as drive ability in the open field is very strong as well.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 well.

FILM SCORE
2016 Missed 3 games with torn Off Ball Linebacker
8.67 7.54 6.10 7.77 ligaments in wrist, had surgery
to end season early (None)
Evaluation
Total
Boise State's Tanner Vallejo is an under the radar draft prospect with an athleticism profile that projects favorably
to today's NFL. Vallejo is an excellent open field athlete with strong range and mental processing skills. Already Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a fluid athlete, sudden play recognition consistently puts Vallejo into an attack position faster than his teammates. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Vallejo is a bit undersized for a traditional box position and has issues with both durability and consistency as a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
tackler; yet he offers multiplicity for a defensive unit and his issues as a tackler should be capable of added polish. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Vallejo has a combination of mental and physical traits that should excite defensive coordinators and push Vallejo Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
up draft boards. An ideal role would feature Vallejo out in space, working the flat/hook area of the field or even
potentially deep middle in Tampa 2. A viable run defender but certainly a 3rd and long player to have on the field.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jalen Reeves-Maybin, Off Ball Linebacker #21


Rank: 7 Rank: 74

2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Ohio, Florida

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2015), Florida (2015), Alabama (2015), Northwestern (2015), Appalachian State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Football Intelligence: Ability to diagnose at the snap is Coverage Skills: Man to man abilities are adequate,
strong; does well to read keys and gain ground into the strength is in zone coverage reps. Comfortable and capable
- Measured Weight: 230 POA. Quick to flow forward when scraping over the top of of disrupting route patters in the slot or in space. Lacks
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" the defense; prevents additional yardage due to angles in large sphere of influence due to stature but movement skills
pursuit. suit well to playing a pass defense role.
Tackling: Regression was evident in 2016. Prior to Gap Shooting Ability: Initial processing and short area
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A shoulder injury showed a tendency to dive into tackle quickness allow for high frequency of reps disrupting plays
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 attempts; needs to do better coming to balance and squaring in the backfield. Difficult to cross face and cut off on
up ball carriers in the open field. When balanced is capable designated reps working forward at the snap. Guilty of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of coiling and delivering strong form tackles. gambling to cut underneath of blocks and try to make plays.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Is more of a finesse player when Feet/COD: Sudden acceleration is thanks in large part due
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A slipping blocks. Identifies alleys to shoot and will laterally to activity and quickness in the feet. Disciplined with initial
side step linemen at the POA. Hands extend and shoot run read step and transitions cleanly to efficiently change
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A sufficiently but fail to do so with notable levels of pop or directions. Does well in sticking foot in the ground and
explosiveness. At best in the open field. driving to re-direct.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Another area of regression in Flexibility: Has no restrictions throughout the trunk
limited sampling during Senior season. Was more passive or hips; cleanly flips for transitions with speed and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A against contact on both tackles and point of attack than 2015 acceleration. When sustaining base on tackle attempts does
campaign. With leg drive is sufficient in holding ground in well to drop hips and lower COG to get leverage and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” wrap up scenarios. prevent conceding space.
Lateral Movement: Zero doubt that range laterally is NFL First Step Quickness: Initial suddenness is a blend of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 caliber. Does well to flip open the hips and get width while mental processing and movement skills. Will beat blockers
gaining ground into the LOS in run support. Pleasant levels to spot on quick throws or pitches consistently and as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A of mobility with eyes on the Quarterback working into zone pressure player is capable of challenging the pocket from an
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 drops as well. off ball position. Closing burst on tackles is strong.

FILM SCORE
4.95 Off Ball Linebacker

Evaluation
Total
Reeves-Maybin suffered an unceremonious end to his career as a Tennessee Volunteer; experiencing a shoulder
injury which ended his season after just parts of 5 games. Reeves-Maybin is an undersized Linebacker but when Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
healthy in 2015 showed a willingness to stick his nose in traffic and pop much larger ball carriers effectively. His Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
lapses of open field tackling throughout portions of 2015 and most of 2016 are concerning but can be amended; Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
he has strong stretches of tape that feature form tackling and strong angles to the ball. Reeves-Maybin fits best as Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
a 4-3 WILL linebacker but could provide value as a nickel player in any system. Medicals are going to be a key Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
part of his evaluation but I find it hard to believe an undersized LB coming off a significant shoulder injury is
going to warrant early consideration. Potential to be a steal due to strong mental processing and movement skills.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Blair Brown, Off Ball Linebacker #33

Date of Birth: 05/27/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Ohio Bobcats

Rank: 8 Rank: 91
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Minnesota, Western Michigan, App State

2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Western Michigan, Troy

NFL Combine Games watched: Idaho (2015), Tennessee (2016), Western Michigan (2016), Troy (2016)
- Measured Height: 5114 Football Intelligence: Patient on the second level and Coverage Skills: Utilized outside the numbers
will squat on flat footed reads before shooting gaps. frequently and has mobility to mirror backs and carry up
- Measured Weight: 238 Anticipatory flow is strong in open space; needs to be more the sideline with effectiveness. Drops are a bit clunky and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" selective in when opting to duck underneath of blockers to mechanical but range is adequate to cover ground in the
try to slip in for tackles. flats.
Tackling: Strong effort as an open field tackles to come to Gap Shooting Ability: Effective in tight spaces to slip
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 balance and square up the ball. Does well to shoot the arms blockers and has short area quickness to bob and weave
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 and wrap up on cloth to finish plays. Carries a good deal of through traffic. Has issues if pressured late to press through
pop in pads and closes down with suddenness to deliver big contact and can be ridden out of the play instead.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A shots.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Lacking in length to press and stack Feet/COD: Does well to collect and shoot gaps; will plant
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A blocks if caught square. Will get swallowed at the POA and drive to work into an attack position; does well on
unless the ball is carried into a lateral outlet, in which get developing alleys to stick foot in the ground and play
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A off is functional thanks to high end lateral mobility and forward. Has some short area burst to get into the pocket of
quickness. RBs on pass reps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Undersized but does well to play Flexibility: Mobility is supplemented with loose feet. Will
with pop and aggressiveness in the pads as a means of showcase some rigid habits trying to backpedal but overhaul
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'4" blowing up potential lead blocks. Hits with power when of drop mechanics is key, not necessarily tightness through
able to build up a head of steam. Reliable and consistent as the hips. Shows good pad drop and explosive coil power.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” a tackler.
Lateral Movement: Range is above average and with a First Step Quickness: Has adequate initial quickness and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 hot motor will cover good deal of ground. Capable of can beat angles off the snap if aggressively pressing into the
closing from the backside and pressing into the LOS if teeth of the POA. Will not win consistently as a boundary
- Short Shuttle: 4.18 POA defenders are able to keep the edge set. Comfortable rusher but does have enough juice to challenge as a second
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 shooting across the face of blockers. level delayed blitzer.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

6.25 6.75 6.99 7.67 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio Linebacker Blair Brown is an attractive mid-round option for a franchise looking to add some athleticism to
their defensive second level. Brown is undersized in height but carries enough juice on his frame to play with Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
power as a tackler and have enough functional strength to play off of light contact effectively. Brown needs to be Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
more selective in his risks attacking splash plays; too often he'll get caught sticking his nose too far inside or Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
shooting a gap late and fail to get home and finish the play. Brown has three down capability thanks to some Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
effective range in the flats but he's going to require some additional coaching to clean up pass drops and getting Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
depth into zone drops quickly. Brown is quick to rally to the football and has proven to be a reliable open field
tacklers against ball carriers of all shapes and sizes.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Elijah Lee, Off Ball Linebacker #9

Date of Birth: 02/08/1996 Junior, Kansas State University Wildcats

Rank: T9 Rank: 98
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Baylor

2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Oklahoma, West Virginia

KSU Pro Day Games watched: Baylor (2015), Stanford (2016), Oklahoma (2016), West Virginia (2016), Texas (2016), Texas A&M (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Football Intelligence: Disciplined in keys to follow Coverage Skills: Has length and good turn and run
initial read. Eyes are active throughout the box and does ability. Capable of locking horns with TEs up the seam and
- Measured Weight: 228 well to not compromise initial responsibilities. Does need to effectively carrying down the field. Has a good flip of the
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A take better angles in space when flowing to the football to hips to carry smoothly. Needs to be more effective locating
diminish missed tackles. the football at the catch point.
Tackling: Pads are loaded with power. Movement skills Gap Shooting Ability: When allowed to play forward can
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 as an athlete are smooth and misleading but when be a disruptive, effective gap penetration player. Twitch and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 connecting flush is capable of delivering booming hits. length are effective in creating or finding a crease. Does
Angles are too flat at times in lateral pursuit and will well when flowing on boundary runs from the MIKE to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A concede space. Good downhill fits with pads. flow forward into the teeth of the LOS.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has some impressive plugs. Understands Feet/COD: Length as an athlete does present some delay on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 how to shrug into a gap to sustain leverage. Attacks steep cuts and re-directions. Has smooth plant ability and
blockers with hands and will do well to press and clear shows little issue in transitioning hips whilst playing up on
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A chest for a disengage. Functional strength is appropriate to the LOS and jamming TEs on release. Shows good drive of
seal interior gaps and lean on blockers. feet through contact.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Loves to talk. Will get in the ear Flexibility: Likeable ability to tilt and diminish surface
of opponents and let them know when he's won a rep. area when trying to slip a crease. Shows good mobility
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Scrappy through the whistle, likes to play on the edge of through the hips to pivot and get lateral width or depth off
what's allowed. Physically hits much harder than frame of the LOS. Capable of coiling hips into tackles and contact
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” would suggest consistently.
Lateral Movement: Has easy range thanks to long First Step Quickness: Twitch is hidden thanks to a lot of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 strides and free hips. Moves and flows to the ball like a flat footed reads in space but does have an initial get off to
Safety. Possesses necessary range to play sideline to challenge the POA if utilized as a pressure player.
- Short Shuttle: 4.27 sideline if tasked with playing role of a MIKE. Disruption totals in the backfield are evidence of a twitch
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 player when asked to play forward and attack.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

5.74 6.81 7.38 7.63 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Kansas State Linebacker Elijah Lee is a long, lean LB prospect who figures to project favorable to the NFL. Lee
has range and the ability to play out in space; which should keep him on the field for all three downs if put into a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
starting lineup. While Lee has the movement skills to be highly effective at the next level, he does need to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
continue to clean up his angles to the football to add further consistency to his tackle attempts. Lee has a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
favorable demeanor for the NFL as well; he's mean and loves to get in the ear of blockers if able to beat them to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the spot or if able to land a big blow. When Lee is at his best, he's able to flow cleanly from the MIKE role and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
carry pursuit sideline to sideline. He does show some versatility and figures to have appeal to both 3-4 and 4-3
prominent defenses. Has the upside to be a solid starter at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Matt Galambos, Off Ball Linebacker #47

Date of Birth: 03/21/1995 Senior, University of Pittsburgh Panthers

Rank: T9 Rank: 99


Listed Measures Games watched: Iowa (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016) , Clemson (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Northwestern (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Football Intelligence: Can be influenced a good deal by Coverage Skills: Has a fair amount of mobility but is a
false reads at the LOS. Is committed to keeping eyes in the touch too mechanical in drops; needs to recognize when not
- Measured Weight: 245 proper place and reacting appropriately. Does well reacting held and gain depth to overlap zones. Hips provide an
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A to ball and staying committed with fundamentals; will plug adequate amount of mobility to drop off of the LOS and get
with correct shoulder when coming forward. into space.
Tackling: Is a fairly consistent tackler and possesses a good Gap Shooting Ability: Is capable of both squatting and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A deal of pop when coiling into hits. When squaring up ball reading post snap action or coming downhill into teeth of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 carriers in the alley does a nice job of sustaining balance POA. Does well to attack when blockers come down and
and remaining patient before driving into tackle attempts. greet potential pullers or lead blockers on the offensive side
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of the LOS.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has a good deal of power to square up Feet/COD: Has a moderate amount of plant and drive to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A blockers and will stonewall offensive linemen. Needs to attack the LOS. Has the mobility to work over the top of
utilize hands more as a means of playing off of blocks as offensive linemen and dart under blocks but lacks the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A compared to plugging with a shoulder and then being tasked dynamic, explosive redirection skills to be a huge impact
with working around a body. player.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays a physical brand of Flexibility: Reasonably mobile but does not unlock the hips
football. Is at best working into the teeth the running game; and move upper and lower halves independently to provide
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A blows up gaps and keeps lane shut. Stout in short area ample redirection or range as a coverage or flow player.
situations and does well to push piles backwards in scrums. Coils and attacks ball carriers and blockers with good, low
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” hips when working linearly.
Lateral Movement: Has only average flow and scrape First Step Quickness: When tasked with being a pressure
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 ability when tasked with sitting in ball carrier's hip and player off the second level has a surprising amount of
working into the boundary. Lacks desirable amounts of hip straight line explosiveness. Click and close from a spy
- Short Shuttle: N/A hinge to carry speed. position is above average but not to be considered a huge
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 plus trait.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.89 6.64 N/A 7.34 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Pittsburgh's Matt Galambos is a fairly attractive later round option as a MIKE Linebacker in this year's class.
Galambos is not the most fluid player and would likely fit best in a 3-4 unit where he can be protected from Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
having to cover the whole field of play; yet he is a consistent tackler with good pop and strong fundamentals. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Galambos is a force working forward into the point of attack, where he consistently challenges offensive linemen Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
or lead backs to blow up blocks in the backfield and keep windows shut. With a decent amount of range, it's not Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
out of the scope of possibility that Galambos could find a three down role at the next level. Galambos is not Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
widely heralded in outside draft circles but he's got enough functional athleticism, pop and discipline to be a
factor and positive piece of a defensive unit.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Marquel Lee, Off Ball Linebacker #8

Date of Birth: 10/21/1995 Senior, Wake Forest University Demon Deacons

Rank: 11 Rank: 101
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Notre Dame, Clemson

2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Louisville, Clemson

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana-Lafayette (2014), Florida State (2016), Louisville (2016), Clemson (2016), Temple (2016)
- Measured Height: 6032 Football Intelligence: Deliberate activity on the second Coverage Skills: At best working as an off cover for RBs
level. Has good play recognition and trusts keys of OL to coming out of the backfield. Lacks pure long speed to run
- Measured Weight: 240 flow and redirect; finding the ball after transitions. Has a with some backs but has good physicality and doesn't jump
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" good head for slipping through protections and shows good out of platform; does well to mirror and ensure hands are on
polish to attack blocks effectively. before working to hip pocket.
Tackling: Very disciplined. Does well to stay square and Gap Shooting Ability: More of a flat footed read player to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A challenge ball carriers with length. Has a good frame and scrape over the top but when keying clearly and able to play
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 shows solid coil to explode and drive through bodies and forward does well to aggressively play down into the LOS.
run feet to finish. Has some nice bend and ability to Has a good presence to play off of contact before sliding
- 10 Yard Split: N/A maximize influence at the mesh point. laterally to find the football.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has some inconsistencies with keeping Feet/COD: Is not the most fleet of foot. Consistently plays
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 lower half clean. Needs to press through low bodies and on a balanced base and does well to slide and stay
keep feet in the clear. Has length and upper body strength to leveraged between the hashes. Struggles with long areas of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A stack blocks and shows desirable strength in hands to yank redirection; lacks the high end explosiveness to cover large
blockers off of set. ground on a hard cut to peel back into the ball.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Shows well as an enforcer Flexibility: Not especially loose or fluid through the lower
between the tackles. Has a notable presence and was notable half but is always controlled. Upper half tilt and shoulder
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" leader of defensive unit. Play strength to stack and wall off mobility is a huge plus to maximize influence and reach.
blockers is effective to hold ground. Can work hips around face of a blocker effectively.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8”
Lateral Movement: Lacks high end range. Is not going to First Step Quickness: Second level work is impressive.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 be the same force outside the numbers that play style can Has a nice initial release and builds additional speed with
dictate between the hashes. Balance when scraping or distance; able to generate a notable level of momentum at
- Short Shuttle: N/A flowing across the top of plays is on point. the LOS. Acceleration out of a balanced, flat footed
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 platform is above average.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.50 8.61 6.56 7.20 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Wake Forest Linebacker Marquel Lee has the look of a starting interior linebacker in the NFL. While Lee is not
the most dynamic athlete; he showcases an excellent nose for the ball, has the necessary frame and length to be a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
force in the middle and has strong habits when addressing the LOS to make the most of every opportunity to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
challenge the football. Lee lacks high end pass coverage skills but as a zone defender brings enough to the table to Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
feel good about leaving him on the field in the proper situations. Lee has good closing burst and the ability to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
contort his body appropriately to challenge ball carriers at the LOS. Though Lee has an athletic skill set that could Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
play in either kind of system; one that would feature him prominently between the numbers would be best served
for showcasing his physical abilities to the highest degree.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
S t e v e n Ta y l o r, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 4 1
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, University of Houston Cougars

Rank: 12 Rank: 105
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Navy, Florida State, Temple


Listed Measures Games watched: Temple (2015), Florida State (2015), Oklahoma (2016), Cincinnati (2016), San Diego State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Can have a hard time finding way Coverage Skills: Is a true pass LB option: possesses
through traditional heavy sets or high traffic areas when excellent range and does well to attack routes in the
- Measured Weight: 225 playing the run or trying to find run fits. Play recognition underneath areas of the field and fall into hip pocket. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A skills, particularly in the open, are very strong. Processes drive on throws aggressively and is effective working into
information rapidly. the catch point. Uses hands to attack the ball.
Tackling: Will get wild when closing down at times; needs Gap Shooting Ability: As a pressure player is very quick
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A to come to balance with more consistency. Does have to work into the backfield. Acceleration to crash late and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 excellent closing range and when the hips align behind the work into the backfield is a plus trait. Can be too passive
pads will deliver some crushing blows. flowing laterally to work forward and into the line of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A scrimmage.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Can get off of skill player blocks with Feet/COD: Mobility and change of direction skills are a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A aggressiveness but lacks the pop in hands or length to be huge plus. Freely turns and corners with quickness; able to
able to handle offensive linemen. If tasked with squaring stick foot in the ground regardless of angle and redirect as a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A up blockers will get washed and swallowed at the point of means of attacking the play.
attack.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Slasher player that attacks the Flexibility: Moves like a Safety. Hips freely pivot and
line and receivers in space at full speed. Does not play with move independently of the trunk and shoulders. Capable in
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A strong functional strength or ability to get off blocks at the coiling and bending from the knees to play with a low
point of attack. Explosive hitting style. Can slide off of center of gravity. Does well to unlock hips and get depth
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” tackles due to lack of frame. when tasked with dropping in zone.
Lateral Movement: Range is strong. Has sideline to First Step Quickness: Highly twitched up athlete with
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 sideline capability and speed. Will conservatively flow strong first step and mobility. Capable of delaying attack on
overtop of perimeter run plays; could stand to attack the pocket and still getting home due to burst. If walked up
- Short Shuttle: N/A forward while scraping or assertively shooting gaps to work in the A-gap can beat offensive linemen out of stance and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 for disruption. get hip to hip.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.01 8.66 N/A 7.14 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Houston Linebacker Steven Taylor is likely a Strong Safety if he entered the NFL 10-15 years ago. As is, Taylor
is a fit as a pass coverage/attack Linebacker. Ideal for nickel sets and playing in space, Taylor does his best work Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
flexed into the slot or walked up onto the LOS to use high end movement skills and change of direction ability to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
impact isolated reps against athletes. Taylor struggles between the tackles to find run fits with consistency and Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
does not effectively take on blockers when tasked with attacking and sustaining gap integrity at the point of Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
attack. Because of this, Taylor is more of a situational defensive weapon than a pure plug and play prospect. Yet Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
because of his ability to make impact plays on passing downs; he's a viable investment in the middle rounds of the
draft. Taylor has a knack for making disruption/splash plays and an aggressive defense would serve him well.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Riley Bullough, Off Ball Linebacker #30


Rank: 13 Rank: 107


NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Maryland (2015), Nebraska (2015), Alabama (2015), Furman (2016), Ohio State (2016) Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6015 Football Intelligence: Highly cerebral player with strong Coverage Skills: Recruited in high school as a potential
mental processing to cross key or pick up on initial read Safety. Carries out zone drops with good effectiveness.
- Measured Weight: 228 after snap and find the football. Does very well to transition Angles and discipline to not float or drift out of primary
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" from initial read steps into reactive pursuit; capable of area maximize efforts. Has good ball skills to react and
diagnosing plays rapidly after the snap. attack the football.
Tackling: Can be overaggressive at times but is capable Gap Shooting Ability: Second level pressure opportunities
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A of delivering jarring shots to receivers in space or ball are strong. When free to shoot after reading run does well to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 carriers in the alley. Will miss some tackles due to athletic play forward and not catch on the second level. Does not
profile but when able to get hips and pads in line with target make a high amount of plays in the backfield due to amount
- 10 Yard Split: N/A will rarely miss. of time spent out in space.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Is game for playing off of offensive Feet/COD: Foot quickness or short area agility is not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 linemen with hands but at times is simply overmatched at necessarily high end but efficient. Very technically sound
the point of attack. Does well to pop and find the football player to mask notable physical limitations and allow for
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A after contact to continue pursuit. At best when area is kept challenges of a wide variety of plays. Will stick foot in the
clean and left free to flow. ground and drive on tackle attempts to beat blocks.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays up and above weight class, Flexibility: Hip mobility is adequate. Does well to flip open
a great sense of relentlessness and high motor is evident in and transition out of run reads and gain depth, although is
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" watching game. Came back from a shoulder injury to play somewhat linear in doing so. Does well to coil and drop
hurt throughout the course of final season with the team. hips to pop and extend through contact on tackle attempts or
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” when attacking blocks.
Lateral Movement: Has good range to play the run and First Step Quickness: Is effective as a second level
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 challenge between the numbers but can fall off the pace if pressure player thanks to motor and good initial reaction
tasked with scraping high over the play and working all the time. Does well to sync up charge with snap of the football
- Short Shuttle: N/A way out into the boundary. Above average movement skills and will regularly push past interior offensive linemen as a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 but not a standout trait. blitz player.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

6.79 5.51 5.67 7.81 2016 missed 3 games with
shoulder injury (None)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan State LB Riley Bullough is the latest of a long family lineage of football players to pass through college
football. Brother Max signed with the Houston Texans as a UDFA in 2014. Bullough's football acumen and Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
mental processing skills are very impressive. They do well to mask an only above average physical athleticism Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
profile and allow Bullough to be a force in the middle of the Spartans defense for two years. Bullough has proven Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
to be a tough player as well, having come back from an injury in the middle of his final season to rejoin a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
faltering program and play with a bulky brace. Bullough has a fair amount of range and could project favorably to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
either a 3-4 SILB role or a SAM role in a 4 man front. Regardless, his mental abilities and post-snap read
quickness should allow him to challenge for reps very early on in his professional career.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
D u k e R i l e y, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 4 0

Rank: 14 Rank: 118


Senior Bowl Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Mississippi (2016), Alabama (2016), Florida (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6005 Football Intelligence: Quick to process misdirection and Coverage Skills: Can be passive or guess at the top of
false reads along the LOS. Has a good level of spatial routes when left one on one with backs. Has good recovery
- Measured Weight: 231 awareness to avoid potential blockers on the second level. speed to work back into hip pocket. Would like to see
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" Takes aggressive but favorable angles in pursuit to the more awareness to collision back's routes early on in rep.
football. Peripherals pick up crossing routes well.
Tackling: Showcases a strong tackle radius due to Gap Shooting Ability: Plays forward and has ability to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 movement skills and ability to play with quickness and slash in early in reps when diagnosing down blocks to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 close in on the football. Can get bumped off of potential challenge the ball. Does well to play forward when tasked
tackles when flowing laterally by bigger backs in the open with stringing outside into the boundary.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A field.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has issues in pressing off blockers and Feet/COD: Has highly loose hips and ability to hinge
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 uncovering cleanly in the alley. Will get uprooted and has cleanly and pivot to redirect momentum with quickness.
issues pulling off laterally or pressing with hands. Needs to Initial drive into the play is sudden and covers a good deal
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A establish a greater presence with initial pop and press bodies of ground. Has ability to redirect on pursuit angles and
away from pursuit trajectory. sustain high rate of pursuit.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Will need to play with more Flexibility: Will open hips and accelerate into the boundary
assertive pop in the hands to play off of contact. Has high or when tasked with working away from the LOS and is
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'2" success rate in finishing one on one reps in the open. successful in sustaining eyes in the backfield to read action
Anchor can be soft and will concede creases if forced to of the play.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” take on blockers head up in the alley.
Lateral Movement: Range should be considered First Step Quickness: Initial step is top notch. Does well
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 sideline to sideline. Is comfortable and capable of playing to beat angular blocks with quickness. Will close down
deeper zones away from the LOS and has the ability to space with suddenness and prevent ball carriers from cutting
- Short Shuttle: 4.21 carrier routes in and out of vicinity while staying square to off of attempts and force missed tackles.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 the play.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

5.87 3.83 6.93 7.92 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State's Duke Riley is a gifted athlete who is entering the NFL Draft with some size/anchor and
experience concerns. Riley is a dynamic second level athlete and has the ability to play sideline to sideline. Yet Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
his skills can quickly be rendered as useless if Riley is constantly faced with the prospect of playing through Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
traffic or having to confront blockers with any level of consistency. Riley's range is a huge plus and it can be Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
applicable in both pass and run situations. His functional athleticism should offer him the ability to play as a three Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
down defender at the next level. With that said, Riley's functional strength is a complete liability and there's Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
going to need to be notable improvement in the anchor ability and aggressiveness to play off of blocks at the next
level before Riley should be considered for any starting role. A potential 4-3 WILL prospect.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Raekwon McMillan, Off Ball Linebacker #5


Rank: 15 Rank: 128
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Michigan, Notre Dame

2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State, Clemson

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Oklahoma (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Football Intelligence: At times will take suboptimal Coverage Skills: Does not have the long speed to turn
pursuit angles through traffic and run out of plays. and run reliably with backs down the field. From a still
- Measured Weight: 240 Understanding of how to seal at the POA with single gap platform will require consistent collision to avoid
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" responsibility is strong. Spatial awareness is adequate when conceding space vs. crossers or backs stepping on toes on
action and receivers roll in front of face. a stem.
Tackling: Will once in a blue moon lunge into attempts, Gap Shooting Ability: Overall twitch and explosiveness is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 looking for a big pop. Highly effective between the tackles; not standout but physical strength to play through contact on
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 even after POA has dispersed and forced to work on an designated forward attacks is good. Does well on an island
island. Shows natural hitting power and wrap up ability to to slow play and allow the back to declare before playing
- 10 Yard Split: N/A clean up and finish plays in traffic. off a stalk block.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Strength in the hands is excellent to Feet/COD: Transitional steps require an extra lag or step in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 gain control of OL climbing to the second level. Does well order to collect base, particularly in pass drops. Hips do not
to stack blocks with strength prior to extending arms and have high end comfort hinging away from the LOS to carry
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shedding off into pursuit of the football. Will get caught with speed. Has a good drop step and acceleration from a
with eyes in backfield and concede chest. run read into a full on attack.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Is at best in high traffic areas Flexibility: Will show some labored movements when
and when allowed to bully OL at the POA. Physically stout trying to bail off of the LOS and into a late pass drop. Has
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" LB who thrives on contact. Has less success trying to adequate coil in the frame to drop the pads and wallop ball
influence other athletes on the second level; must have carriers.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” aggression and momentum to be at best.
Lateral Movement: Range could best be described as First Step Quickness: Has spent some time walked up on
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 between the numbers. Does not have the ability to unhinge the LOS and shows an adequate release off of the line. Does
the hips and scrape with speed in an effort to sustain the not have the twitch in space to cross face of receivers on a
- Short Shuttle: 4.39 boundary from a MLB position. Will take an influence from route stem or break. More of a linear or small angle athlete.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 teammates to force ball back into play on boundary runs.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.77 6.41 6.77 7.24 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State's Raekwon McMillan is a two year starter for the Buckeyes; is a linear athlete with some excellent
traits for a 3-4 defensive unit looking for assistance in run support. McMillan lacks the overall movement skills to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
be relied upon in space as a man to man defender and struggles with short area quickness to pick up routes Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
working into his area in the MOF. As such, McMillan's most favorable role is as a primary run defender to work Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
between the tackles and blow up run fits and bottle the ball carrier. A team looking to utilize McMillan in other Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
ways would be well served to find him on a pressure package; he has an adequate step from the LOS and the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
functional strength to run through a lot of weak block attempts from backs in protection. McMillan is a limited
upside starter prospect in a 3-4 gap responsibility defense.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Alex Anzalone, Off Ball Linebacker #34

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 16 Rank: 130
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Shoulder injury)

2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Georgia, Arkansas

Senior Bowl Games watched: Massachusetts (2016), Tennessee (2016), Vanderbilt (2016), Georgia (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Football Intelligence: Reactive quickness and mental Coverage Skills: Movement skills and ability to impact the
processing in reading keys is very strong. Eyes are in the middle of the field are present and effective. Does well to
- Measured Weight: 240 right place initially after the snap. Can at times get a bit collision receivers entering vicinity to throw off timing of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" crossed up in space and lose leverage. Needs to clean up route patterns. Will drift in space if Quarterback leaves
pursuit angles. throwing platform.
Tackling: Angles can get tackle attempts in trouble with Gap Shooting Ability: Initial quickness is strong, thanks
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 overly aggressive initial steps to the ball. Has sudden lateral in part to both strong initial quickness and twitch as well as
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 mobility and lean to challenge and get pads/wrap on ball ability quickly read and process. Does well to play forward
carriers. Will deliver some heavy pops if playing forward into the LOS when scraping laterally to challenge boundary
- 10 Yard Split: N/A into the LOS. runs.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Needs to get more physical with hands; Feet/COD: Feet are quick and nimble. Step efficiency at the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 does well to plug and get a heavy hit with pads but hands do snap is strong to get into run read and transition. Hips are
not press and sweep with consistency and ability to fluid and allow for smooth steps dropping off of the LOS
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disengage late and allow for late challenges in the alley. and gaining depth into space.
Could use some additional anchor in run fits.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Has played and dealt with some Flexibility: Lean and bend are present and effective in a
shoulder issues off and on throughout career. Will play with number of ways. Does well as a boundary rusher to unlock
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" relentless motor and pursuit, does well to get on horse and the hips and tightly turn the corner on free rushes to
chase the ball from across the field. Physically could use challenge the Quarterback. Will coil well into tackle
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” some additional strength to hold up at the POA. attempts and hits with a good pad level.
Lateral Movement: Lateral range fits the profile of a NFL First Step Quickness: Burst and twitch from the second
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 MIKE LB. Will quickly flow an gain width to string out and level will allow for getting on top of pass protection
stay in the hip of ball carriers pressing into the boundary. schemes and backs in protection. Will win with inside or
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 Short area quickness to slip past would be blockers is strong outside rushes with consistency.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 as well.

FILM SCORE
Extensive shoulder injuries. Off Ball Linebacker
5.78 4.96 7.14 7.78 2016 Broken wrist (missed
final 5 contests). (None)
Evaluation
Total
Florida's Alex Anzalone is an excellent athlete for the LB position in today's NFL. Anzalone has strong twitch,
mobility and range to be an impact on plays all over the field from the MIKE position. Anzlone's primary issue Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
stands with his medicals; he has had substancial shoulder issues that have cost him significant playing time in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
multiple seasons. In addition, Anzalone broke his wrist vs. Arkansas in 2016 and missed the final 5 games of the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
season. The LB position is not for the faint of heart or those with questionable durability, Anzalone is going to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
need to show well at the Combine to ease concerns. On the field, Anzalone is still a bit green due to limited Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
starting experience but his physical skillset would be a welcomed addition to many LB corps; he has the range,
tackle ability and mental processing to be a starting caliber Middle Linebacker.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Hardy Nickerson Jr; Off Ball Linebacker #10


Rank: 17 Rank: 158
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Utah, Oregon, Stanford

2016 Top Competition: North Carolina, Michigan, Wisconsin

East/West Shrine Games watched: Oregon (2015), Stanford (2015), Michigan (2016), Nebraska (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 5116 Football Intelligence: Guilty of getting crossed up Coverage Skills: Movement skills are a plus in space but
with action in the backfield and not processing shifts in peripherals lack anticipation to transition out of initial drop
- Measured Weight: 236 responsibility in pre-snap. Is not an especially strong to close windows of receivers entering area. Click and close
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" post-snap adjustment player; consistently has best reps is nice and has athletic ability to match up with Tight Ends
operating a single responsibility. in the MOF.
Tackling: Plays wild at times at the point of first Gap Shooting Ability: Short area quickness and initial
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.78 contact. Needs to do a better job of settling down and step are both strong. Does well when tasked to attacking
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 coming to balance before attempting to finish. Wrap up down hill or on green dog reps to utilize quickness
efforts are strong and rarely allows for extra yardage after effectively to work past OL and create urgency in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A establishing a wrap job on offensive player. offensive backfield.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Was more consistent in area at Cal in Feet/COD: Feet are light and nimble; allowing for quick
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 2015; played more passive and without hand pop this past cuts to work under blocks and attack the ball. Has nice
season. Has shown ability yet struggled this season with mirror skills in the open field and can corral backs or
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A upper body strength to press. Active with playing off of cut receivers as needed in the middle of the field.
blocks in space.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Scrappy player but does not play Flexibility: Movement skills are strong. Has a nice
up to mindset in terms of physical capability. Will get ability to get depth with quickness and cover high amounts
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" worked at the point of attack by offensive linemen and of ground in the middle of the field. Has had success with
pushed past point of contact. Does deliver some big sticks traditional Tampa 2 deep middle drops thanks to hip
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” with aggressive run fits and plugs. mobility and low center of gravity.
Lateral Movement: Lateral flow is above average; First Step Quickness: Has a nice initial step. Capable of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 capable of scraping over the top and impacting plays getting into the teeth of a blocking scheme if the light goes
outside the numbers. Issues with initial contact are not from on and click and close is utilized. Can be effective as both
- Short Shuttle: 4.38 a lack of mobility but rather poor angles when working into an initial and delayed blitz player on account of quickness
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 the boundary. driving off of balanced base.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.92 7.15 5.34 7.09 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Former Cal LB Hardy Nickerson Jr. has a NFL pedigree, his father Hardy Sr; is a 5x Pro Bowl player and 16 year
veteran. Nickerson Jr. has the functional movement skills to be an adequate player in today's NFL but needs to be Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
able to play with greater physicality in order to challenge for an every down starting role. Nickerson Jr. is too Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
often ridden out of plays and took a step backwards in 2016 in regard to his ability to get off of blocks. In pass Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
coverage, Nickerson Jr. appears guilty of tunnel vision and will fail to transition drops to pick up receivers Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
working late into his area. Overall sphere of influence and mobility are strong, however. Nickerson Jr. is going to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
have to refine his post-snap processing skills and find the football quicker at the next level; yet there's potential
here for a potential MIKE role in a fast defense willing to overlook his lack of physicality against blockers.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Kendell Beckwith, Off Ball Linebacker #52


Rank: 18 Rank: 165


NFL Combine Games watched: Alabama (2015), Mississippi (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Football Intelligence: Would like to see reactions a tick Coverage Skills: Does not get ideal levels of depth. Is
quicker with initial reads; fails to rapidly process and segue fairly straight line and has a difficult time gaining
- Measured Weight: 243 into reactionary responsibilities with quickness. Success is momentum laterally to carry receivers through zones and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" most frequent keying Guards or cross keying RBs in the protect against crossers. Physical when playing as a route
backfield to process action. disruptor.
Tackling: Is an absolute hammer when working Gap Shooting Ability: Is utilized more as a squat and flow
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A downhill into the point of attack. Can be guilty of dropping linebacker on the second level. Does not have ideal initial
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 head and failing to shift on a balanced base when attacking quickness and play processing is not always rapid enough to
below the waist. Shows effective ability to wrap a leg and beat linemen to spots. Physical enough to run through late
- 10 Yard Split: N/A squeeze to finish plays. contact.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Hand placement is spotty and will allow Feet/COD: Does not have high amounts of redirection
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A backs or skill players to roll up into legs and cut down when skills; feet are heavier than ideal and do not promote
trying to flow. Will roll back blockers with heavy hands to transitions with fluidity. Will drive hard on downhill reps
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pop and negate forward push. Capable of pushing and with a drop step.
sealing OL at the POA.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Mean, nasty presence in the Flexibility: Is more of a straight line athlete; lacks the
middle of the field. Will get after offensive linemen and ability to hinge the hips open and flow with speed. Cannot
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A attack players around the ball if in the way. Heavy hitter and play with a dynamic base and show ability to reach feet out
opposing players do make note of if in the vicinity. Will from underneath base of support. Does drop hips to bring
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” force players to keep head on a swivel. down pads prior to first contact.
Lateral Movement: Flow is adequate but not notable. Not First Step Quickness: When let off the leash is capable
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 sold on ability to play a 4-3 Mike; side to side ability is of getting down into the POA with effectiveness. When
more effective as a between the hashes. When pressed with working off of flat footed reads does not illustrate ideal
- Short Shuttle: N/A speed can give up the boundary. amounts of range or acceleration. Is most effective sticking
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 foot in the ground and accelerating forward.

FILM SCORE
6.98 November 2016 Off Ball Linebacker

7.80 6.30 (Size only) 6.95 Torn ACL (None)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Linebacker Kendell Beckwith projects most favorable as an inside linebacker in a 3 man front.
There are concerns present regarding Beckwith's three down viability as an inside linebacker: Beckwith does not Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
illustrate ideal levels of range or skill in pass coverage. Beckwith is not "tight" but he's much more linear than Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
fluid in regards to change of direction skills and the ability to plant, redirect or move quickly in space. Beckwith Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
is a hammer in downhill situations and when allows to actively drive into the LOS and attack a gap is at his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
absolute best. Beckwith will take a hit with his evaluation after an ACL tear in mid-November against the Florida Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Gators; having a clean recovery and showing promise late into the Draft evaluation process will go a long way in
salvaging his draft status. Beckwith is an interior linebacker with limited range but has a role as a run defender.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jermaine Grace, Off Ball Linebacker #5

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, University of Miami (FL) Hurricanes

Rank: 19 Rank: 187

2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Dismissed from team)

Listed Measures Games watched: Clemson (2015), Florida State (2015), North Carolina (2015)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Angles and pursuit skills leave much Coverage Skills: Does well at the top of route stems to
to be desired; needs to understand what body can and collision receivers and prevent a clean break. Has very nice
- Measured Weight: 221 cannot do. Has reactionary quickness but is irregular with mobility and movement skills to mirror and match up
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A playing to the football via keys and processing the play. against Tight Ends and Running Backs. Good burst to
challenge the football.
Tackling: Needs to be less reckless in space. Will play too Gap Shooting Ability: Has good initial quickness but
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A aggressive forward and concede angles working inside out penetration plays and centered around a designated forward
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 and let the ball carrier gain the corner. Comfortable in using attack. If tasked with reading blocks or backfield action has
frame in any number of ways to cut down ball carriers. athleticism to carry forward into plays with some success
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Explosive close and pop. but not regularity.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has shown ability to utilize a hand sweep Feet/COD: Very free moving, fluid player. Redirection
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A to force blockers to whiff at first punch. Has good hand skills are excellent and is capable of ducking across the face
strike when hoping to put off blockers but is lacking in the of blockers in the alley way or mirroring the ball carrier in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lower body power or strength to anchor and hold ground space with suddenness.
effectively.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays with a fiery enthusiasm. Is Flexibility: Free mover. Has flashes of movement in
animated after big plays and can get chippy with opponents space that look more like a defensive back than a
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A between plays. Showed some poor body language before linebacker. Is capable of contorting body in any number of
half in blowout loss to Clemson; was not providing full odd angles to get into the ball carrier or attempt to slip
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” effort on final touchdown drive for Tigers. blocks.
Lateral Movement: Has excellent range. Does well as First Step Quickness: Good twitch. Effective burst and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 both a scraping defender and a pass defender to slide the can be a threat when walked up on the LOS or even when
feet and stay leveraged against opponents. Has high range playing from a flexed position against a slot receiver. Will
- Short Shuttle: N/A for playing as a zone defender and does well working the bring good pressure skills from the second level.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 flats.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

4.19 6.64 N/A 7.20 Expelled for alleged
NCAA violations (None)
Evaluation
Total
Former Hurricanes Linebacker Jermaine Grace enters the 2017 NFL Draft without having played football for
approximately 18 months. Grace was dismissed from the Hurricanes program after he allegedly received illegal Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
benefits from a luxury rental car company. How he has spent his remaining time and what tasks he has engaged in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
are going to be paramount to his potential success at the NFL level. Grace has tremendous athleticism and is a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
mobile player that can be an effective one in today's NFL. He has the lateral range, explosiveness and short area Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
quickness to be an effective linebacker. Yet Grace needs to add strength and muscle onto his lower half and he Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
needs to add notable polish to his game. He's currently a raw skillset that with the right level of coaching and
structure could develop into a quality starter at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jordan Evans, Off Ball Linebacker #26

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Oklahoma University Sooners

Rank: 20 Rank: 188


OU Pro Day Games watched: Ohio State (2016), West Virginia (2016), Oklahoma State (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6016 Football Intelligence: Somewhat of a drifter on the second Coverage Skills: Does not offer much in deeper portions
level if asked to flow overtop. More effective when tasked \of the field. Effective short area QB spy and flat defender;
- Measured Weight: 231 with buzzing into the LOS and playing gap defense. Shows does well to use length effectively to extend and force
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A patience prior to shooting gaps if stacked behind defensive altered throws near the LOS. Should not be tasked with turn
lineman. and run responsibilities early on.
Tackling: Heavyweight hitter. Lowers the boom on skill Gap Shooting Ability: Good functional strength to play
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 players when working in tight spaced. Capable of coiling forward and press through contact with authority. Has
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 frame well to drive and collision. Has some issues coming natural power and is aggressive taking on blocks between
to balance and with initial pursuit angles when working the tackles when tasked with getting into the POA.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A laterally.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Would like to see a greater commitment Feet/COD: Transitional steps are long; does have issues
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 to hand usage to spill frame away from contact; is too prone with sudden or steep angular redirection. Will leave feet
to plug with a shoulder and try to stonewall before looking behind when trying to slip through a late developing crease
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to sift laterally away from bodies. More comfortable in and challenge ball carriers between the tackles.
tighter areas.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Monster plugger. Flies down into Flexibility: Shoulders and pads sit upright. Has a difficult
the POA and has intent to play through bodies to reach the time getting the hips to drop and open the base. Will
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" football. Will drop a shoulder and sells out in run support in generate impressive level of pop for irregular base of
short yardage. Usage of hands would vastly improve support but is an obvious issue when trying to redirect
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” consistency of anchor. momentum.
Lateral Movement: Has workable range but is not First Step Quickness: Initial release is effective. Will
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 especially fluid when having to flow over the top. Will let carry good momentum into contact. Effectiveness as a pass
pulling OL or lead blockers out of the backfield turn up the rusher is limited but from the second level as a blitz option
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 field before challenging and as a result is sealed too often will have some translation.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 outside the tackle box.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

8.34 5.74 7.12 6.73 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma Linebacker Jordan Evans has the profile of an early down linebacker early on in his career in the NFL.
Evans has been utilized with a high level of frequency as a box defender and is at his best playing forward Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
between the tackles. Evans shows some nifty skills as a shallow robber defender and has some ability to mirror Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Quarterbacks as a spy option as well. Evans' physicality is notable and he's capable of delivering some crushing Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
blows to ball carriers of all kinds. Evans' range is only adequate, however. He's lacking in lateral mobility and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
range to flip open and actively carry receivers down the field effectively. His testing numbers suggest there is Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
upside here to be developed; yet Evans has not been frequently utilized out in space. Should be considered a short
term depth player with a higher ceiling than a number of players available in the same range on the board.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Harvey Langi, Off Ball Linebacker #21

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Brigham Young University Cougars

Rank: 21 Rank: 192
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Boise State, Michigan, Utah

2016 Top Competition: Utah, West Virginia, Boise State

Senior Bowl Games watched: Michigan (2015), West Virginia (2016), Boise State (2016), Utah (2016)
- Measured Height: 6016 Football Intelligence: Still acclimating to new home of Coverage Skills: Is tight through the hips, negatively
defensive side of the football. Will take a split second to impacting ability to drop off of the LOS and play in space to
- Measured Weight: 250 process play in front of face before transitioning out of read carry receivers through zones. Lacks fluidity to turn and run
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" steps and into attack or flow mode. Has been bounced with TEs and be effective in the middle of the field as a man
around between rush LB and off ball. to man defender.
Tackling: Shows excellent form tackling habits; will bite Gap Shooting Ability: Plays with good physicality and a
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A the ball and jar loose as opportunities allow. Lacks ability to nice initial burst to get hip to hip with blockers from the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 play on a fluid base and come to balance when attacking the second level. Mental processing is a greater barrier to
football at a high rate of speed. consistent success playing forward than physiological
- 10 Yard Split: N/A restrictions.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Plays stout with pads and works off of Feet/COD: Struggles with feet to play outside of the hips.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 contact in between the tackles admirably. Experienced with Lacks high end lateral burst; needs to have shoulders
block sheds and using hands thanks to time as a EDGE aligned to target to carry speed. Shallow adjustments are
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defender. Had adequate length but needs to use hands with much more effective between the tackles to play around
greater frequency to play off contact cleanly. contact.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Physically stout. Plays with a low Flexibility: Struggles with lateral mobility throughout the
center of gravity and will absorb contact well before playing entire frame. Is rigid and plays upright on the hips. Needs
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" off and finding the football. Fearless gap plugger when to scale down fully before trying to redirect into tackle
playing downhill and attacking blocks in the alley way. attempts or else runs the risk of leaving the feet behind.
Lateral Movement: Flow off the second level is First Step Quickness: Has a nice initial step for a second
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 workable. Does carry some nice speed if hips flip into the level player. Does not have same snap anticipation when
boundary. Has too much wasted movement on slow flow; working on the line of scrimmage. Acceleration when
- Short Shuttle: 4.32 needs to calm down the hands and feet. Will drift laterally working from a still position is above average.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 waiting for an alley to develop.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

6.92 6.81 6.58 6.80 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Brigham Young Linebacker Harvey Langi is a transfer from the University of Utah; where he was a Running
Back prospect entering the college ranks. Since becoming a Linebacker, Langi has bounced back and forth Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
between a primary pass rusher and a off ball player. This inconsistency has detracted away from potential Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
developments in his skill set; settling off the ball in a full time role should help with some of the mental Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
processing issues that Langi has on film. Langi currently takes too long to process plays developing and his lack Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
of mobility throughout his frame prevents him from reacting as he arrives late to the football and finishing plays. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Langi presents a likable skill set, with good physicality and aggression to play LB in a two down role at the NFL
level. Because he lacks 3rd down skills, he's likely going to be a Day 3 target.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
A n t h o n y W a l k e r, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 1
Date of Birth: 08/08/1995 Redshirt Junior, Northwestern University Wildcats

Rank: 22 Rank: 199
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Stanford, Michigan, Iowa

2016 Top Competition: Western Michigan, Ohio State, Wisconsin

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2015), Iowa (2015), Western Michigan (2016), Nebraska (2016), Pittsburgh (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Consistently active in directing Coverage Skills: Capable working between the tackles to
traffic and making calls pre and post snap. Does well to flow and take away the hook curl. Lacks mobility
- Measured Weight: 238 make calls promptly. Play processing is adequate and does throughout the hips to hinge and gain depth off of the snap,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" well to sniff out misleading reads. Takes some overly should be considered a shallow defender. Has firm hands;
ambitious angles in the box. ball will rattle around before finishing or failing to catch.
Tackling: Hits like a ton of bricks between the tackles. Gap Shooting Ability: Lacks the high end step to shoot
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 Range is not particularly high and will overrun contact and from the RB's hip pocket on lateral runs, will not finish.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 fail to get the hips in line with pads if stretched into the When processing and gaining ground into the LOS on run
boundary in pursuit. Head up skills are strong and very reads does well to run through contact and challenge the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A consistent. ball. Can miss alley to shoot if pressing the LOS firm.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Would like to see a greater commitment Feet/COD: Lateral quickness and ability to plant to drive
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 to utilizing hands to play off of contact. Lacks the pop in laterally and cover ground is not strong. Does not appear
hands to stonewall OL; is much more of a gap hammer to comfortable at steep angles and has a hard time having to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A play into blocks with pads and seal the LOS. Lateral double back and gear down with suddenness to alter pursuit.
mobility is not a strength to slip past bodies.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays fearless between the Flexibility: Very much a linear athlete. Less than
tackles and attacks blocks at full speed. Aggression is strong desirable ability to pivot or peel back if a ball carrier cuts
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" to play into contact, will do well to stuff up lanes in the off of head to head pursuit. Tightness is evident throughout
middle of the field. Motor in pursuit down the field is strong the hips and shoulders, struggles to detach and move
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” as well. independently.
Lateral Movement: Effective range between the hashes. First Step Quickness: Does show a notable acceleration
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 Starts to lose leverage if having to stretch out in pursuit into and burst when coming forward; but having to drive any
the numbers. Will slip some blocks by working across face direction other than forward leaves you wanting more. Is
- Short Shuttle: 4.34 but does so with physicality, not with strong lateral mobility not an effective second level pressure player.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 or step efficiency.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.64 7.71 5.87 6.62 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Northwestern LB Anthony Walker Jr. projects as a 3-4 inside linebacker at the next level. While Walker has
been highly productive throughout the course of his career as a starter with the Wildcats, there is some fool's Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
gold here to be aware of. Walker does not show desirable lateral range or ability to break down in space to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
consistently square up tackles when working into the boundary. Walker's lack of fluidity and flexibility Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
throughout his frame limits his abilities in pass coverage and working through traffic as well. Walker is a cerebral Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
player that is an effective communicator and does well to properly diagnose action on the field. His movement Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
skills, however, will limit his ability to work into a position to finish those plays himself. As such, Walker
projects as a two down inside linebacker at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J o s h C a r r a w a y, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 9 4
Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Texas Christian University Horned Frogs

Position Overall 133 total tackles, 19.0 sacks, 27..5 tackles for loss (TFL)
Rank: 23 Rank: 204
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Baylor Oregon

2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, West Virginia, Oklahoma State

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oklahoma (2015), Oregon (2015), Oklahoma (2016), West Virginia (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Football Intelligence: Spends too much time floating in Coverage Skills: Has length and general fluidity to be a
space and not committed to pursuing the football. Will face potential fit as a space LB working away from the strength
- Measured Weight: 242 a role change at the next level due to being primarily a pass side. Capable of working effectively as a QB spy on
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" rusher through out college career. Will need to make a overload blitz reps. Would not utilize in man to man
mental jump and transition. coverage.
Tackling: Fails to come to balance in spite of strong levels Gap Shooting Ability: Has not been exposed to many reps
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.74 of bend through the frame to carry speed and challenge the off the ball but has shown an ability to play off of contact
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 ball. Plays too wild for own good and will not convert with a moderate level of success to sustain forward
wrap up attempts into clean finishes with consistency. momentum. Has enough twitch to beat heavy footed
- 10 Yard Split: 1.71 blockers to the spot.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Is too passive with hands and needs to Feet/COD: Fluid athlete and shows good transitional
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 find a more deliberate approach to attempting to sweep quickness. Has light feet and the ability to dart in and out of
punches away from chest. Rarely shows functional strength potential contact with suddenness. Mobility is not limited
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to press off of bodies along the POA. to either straight line or lateral situations more than the
respective alternative.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Lacking presence along the POA Flexibility: Shows nice cornering ability with loose hips
as a defender to sustain leverage when playing with hand in and the lean/tilt to aggressively cut corners and enter
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" the dirt. Struggles to pull off of blocks and has issues when pathway of target. Has admirable cornering ability to pivot
tasked with anchoring against a strong run fit; especially and be effective as a space rush defender.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” when trying to disengage to challenge ball.
Lateral Movement: Carries speed well. Lacks high end First Step Quickness: Coils well from a three point
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 long range but motor will typically carry into a challenge of stance. Shows comparable levels of twitch and explosion
the ball if left unaccounted for and allowed to flow down when releasing from a two point wider angle. Has good
- Short Shuttle: 4.44 the LOS. Strides cover a good deal of ground when gaining acceleration and is quick to get up to top speed and enter
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 width. vicinity of the football.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

8.34 7.54 6.09 6.48 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Texas Christian Defender Josh Carraway is a difficult study: he lacks the strength and hand usage to be relied
upon in the NFL as a pass rusher; which is where he was utilized at TCU. Instead, Carraway's best projection is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
as a space defender; specifically one that is free to flow and not have to take on traffic head on. Due to his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
movement skills and lack of ability to play off of contact, projecting him as a 4-3 WILL seems like the best move Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
for long term success. There, he would still be able to play into the LOS on occasion as a blitz rusher and use his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
strong bend to corner and flatten. Also; playing at WILL would allow Carraway the chance to showcase his speed Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
as a backside defender. There's moderate upside to an investment here but any dividends should not be expected
within the first year of his rookie contract.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
B r a n d o n B e l l , O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 11
Date of Birth: 01/09/1995 Senior, Pennsylvania State University Nittany Lions

Rank: 24 Rank: 216
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State


PSU Pro Day Games watched: Michigan State (2015), Ohio State (2016), Iowa (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Mental processing and angular Coverage Skills: Appears a bit stiff and struggles when
pursuit are both plus traits. Does well to sustain gap tasked with flipping hips and gaining depth with
- Measured Weight: 229 integrity when plugging down hill and is quick to react to suddenness. Good close down when rallying to the football
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A keys as a second level defender. Peripheral vision and to not concede any additional space or run after the catch
natural ability to flow come as second nature. opportunities.
Tackling: Has patience on contact platform to stay square Gap Shooting Ability: Is a bit passive when playing
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.73 and not pursue sloppy tackle attempts. Ability to slip downhill into contact. Needs to embrace that some plays
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 through late creases and get a hand on the ball carrier allows end with crunching the pads. Will struggle to slash through
for some impressive finishes; sees pursuit better than many between the tackles early on due to only adequate initial
- 10 Yard Split: N/A other LBs. quickness.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has poor usage of the hands. Gets stuck Feet/COD: Lateral quickness and mobility is above
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 on blocks and fails to implement any level of a counter or average. Flow working side to side has range needed to get
stun to put off forward momentum from blockers. Is washed overtop of pulling blocks and successfully close down in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A or overwhelmed at the point of attack if having to play space. Tight vicinity slipping of blocks shows some high
through a body. end lateral mobility.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Tough as nails; has played Flexibility: Ability to tilt and carry burst has diminished
through a lot of bumps and bruises. Physically leaves since early years with program. Has a hard time unhinging
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A something to be desired from a functional level of power the hips as a pass coverage drop player. Leaves more to be
and pop. Needs to recondition mindset during opportunities desired in skills to buzz away from the LOS.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” to collision blockers.
Lateral Movement: Has enough range to work into First Step Quickness: Initial burst is only average but
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 the numbers to challenge plays with effectiveness. shows good long close ability. Further into pursuit shows
Shallow angles in flow will provide greater results than more impressive acceleration to chase down the ball if
- Short Shuttle: 4.32 having to carry receivers through vicinity as a zone unimpeded in either the backfield or as a scraping defender
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 defender. over the top.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.70 7.59 5.10 6.70 Durability concerns
(None)
Evaluation
Total
Penn State Linebacker Brandon Bell is the latest of a long lineage of quality Linebackers to pass through the PSU
program. Bell looks to have lost half a step through a lot of minor injuries over the course of his career but he's Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
still a marginal NFL athlete with strong mental processing skills and a good football intelligence. Bell has a knack Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
for navigating through traffic and finding ways to challenge the ball effectively. His skills are tempered some by Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
some issues with challenging blockers; he's too soft with his hands and needs to play more aggressively to create Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
space for himself to work around bodies and continue to the ball. Bell has the look of an interior LB in a scheme Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
that will not test him into the boundary with high frequency. Provided his medical checks come back without any
troubling issues Bell should warrant a late selection.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Calvin Munson, Off Ball Linebacker #54

Date of Birth: 12/27/1994 Senior, San Diego State University Aztecs

Rank: 25 Rank: 219
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: California, Pennsylvania State, Cincinnati

2016 Top Competition: Wyoming, Wyoming, Houston

East/West Shrine Games watched: California (2015), Pennsylvania State (2015), Wyoming (2016), Houston (2016)
- Measured Height: 6005 Football Intelligence: Can get somewhat lost in space Coverage Skills: Does not show desirable lateral mobility
when working on the second level. Does not see opposition or looseness through the hips to be effective snapping into
- Measured Weight: 245 in peripheral vision particularly well. Will take false steps position and driving on the football. Has shown good hands
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" and has a hard time transitioning out of initial read step and and does well addressing the ball to maximize ball thrown
into pursuit to find the ball. to body.
Tackling: Is a much more confident tackler in tight spaces; Gap Shooting Ability: Does not inspire when playing
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.68 has a hard time coming to balance in the secondary and forward. Will get knocked off trajectory with lateral contact
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 squaring up tackle opportunities. Has good frame to and struggles to press through soft contact; even when
shellshock ball carriers but will miss some tackles due to facemask finds a crease in the protection scheme.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A wrap up limitations.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Lacks length and strength in the hands to Feet/COD: Does not showcase high end lateral agility in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 press and extend. Is versed in some hand counters more tight or long instances. Has issues with a firm plant and
traditionally seen as a pass rusher. Does well with an arm drive cut; does not have enough juice to cover desired
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A over and a rip move to brush off an initial punch. If ground. Will lose angles in close down pursuit as an end
conceding a clean fit is typically washed out of play. result.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: High end motor that consistently Flexibility: Has a surprising ability to tilt and corner around
runs hot. Is tenacious with pursuit skills and will find the the end of protections. Has good hard pivot and bends well
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" ball frequently as a result. Does not showcase desired level to carry speed through redirection back into the gut of the
of leverage or upper body power. play. Good ability to drop and rotate play side shoulder to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” diminish surface area against blockers.
Lateral Movement: Does not have range to warrant First Step Quickness: Athletic skillset is only marginal
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 consideration as a high end MIKE LB. Will get beat to spot but does show good anticipation when walked up onto the
by releasing offensive linemen and TEs to the play side if LOS to be an effective additional pressure player.
- Short Shuttle: N/A working as the WILL. Acceleration from flat footed reads is not overly
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 impressive.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

8.20 8.26 6.17 6.30 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
San Diego State's Calvin Munson enters the NFL Draft as one of the more productive pass rushers in the class;
courtesy of the role he found with the Aztecs. Munson is a similar player to former Arizona Wildcat Scooby Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Wright: he's gotten excellent production out of an athletically limited frame by being played in favorable Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
positions and having tremendous hustle and motor to find the ball. Munson will lose track of the play at times Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and get lost in space; a problem that is difficult to overlook for a prospect that does not illustrate a number Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
requisite athleticism traits. Munson does have some polish thanks to his utilization as a pass rusher and has some Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
nifty counter techniques to avoid contact. Munson should be regarded as a depth piece entering training camp and
be given the chance to prove worth further investment from there.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Brooks Ellis, Off Ball Linebacker #51

Date of Birth: 01/15/1995 Senior, University of Arkansas Razorbacks

Rank: 26 Rank: 221

2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Auburn, Virginia Tech

NFL Combine Games watched: Tennessee (2015), Alabama (2016), Florida (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Virginia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Football Intelligence: Mental processing can be a tick late; Coverage Skills: Patience on platform is strong but lacks
resulting in unfavorable angles and getting outflanked to high end movement skills to match up with TEs in man to
- Measured Weight: 240 the boundary. Is a visual defender as compared to an man coverage. Peripheral vision is not as strong as
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" anticipatory player. immediate vicinity to see receivers crossing out into area
and transition to challenge.
Tackling: Has a sturdy frame but is lacking in length. Is Gap Shooting Ability: Processing speed negates physical
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 notable when trying to tackle from a distance that wrap up ability to play forward and will get beat to the spot too
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 ability is irregular. Balance is an issue and will overrun the frequently. Fails to get hip to hip early in sets and allows
point of contact when flowing into the teeth of the POA traffic to manifest in front of face.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A from the second level.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has functional strength to plug and seal Feet/COD: Has good plant and drive ability in lateral and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 gaps when playing forward into the LOS. Struggles to find a linear angles. Has good click ability to step into the LOS
fit. Is too easily cut down with cut blocks and needs to be after finding the trajectory of the ball. Plays on shallow
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more aware of where bodies are near lower half to play carry angles as a zone defender in pass coverage; effective
around contact. in doing so.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Frustrating efforts between the Flexibility: Workable mobility. Feet are quick and has
tackles. Will fail to back up frame with aggression. Can be ability to drop the hips for a low center of gravity. Needs to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" passive in space and then over-compensate when able to find more functional applications for coiling into contact but
close to the ball. Has issues with working off of blocks; has physical ability to do so; simply lacking in awareness of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” needs to be more sturdy and show better balance. body positioning prior to contact.
Lateral Movement: Functional athleticism has a moderate First Step Quickness: Physical burst is adequate but not
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 amount of long range. Has no problem with getting width or overwhelming. Has capability to get on top of OL as a
depth out of stance when keying correctly. Could be a LOS pressure player with a clean release; potential A-gap
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 candidate to play on the interior if mental portion is disruption player.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 developed.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

8.21 6.13 6.34 6.55 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Arkansas Linebacker Brooks Ellis has the baseline size and athleticism profile to be a starting Middle Linebacker
at the NFL level. That said, Ellis has some issues with angles in pursuit, tackling and play processing that are Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
going to be problematic for his projection to the next level and make him more of an immediate depth option with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
some developmental upside going forward. Ellis sees plays developing just a hair too slow, which allows the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
opposition to work into favorable spots and eliminate him from too many plays. If Ellis can speed up the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
recognition piece and trust his keys, he could be a serviceable MIKE LB for a NFL franchise. Ellis is better Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
playing in tight areas that having to close down and finish pursuit plays in space. As such, he would be a more
ideal projection to a 3-4 defensive unit to protect him as a primary run defender.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M a r c u s O l i v e r, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 4 4
Date of Birth: 02/08/1995 Redshirt Junior, Indiana University Hoosiers

Rank: 27 Rank: 235
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Ohio State, Michigan State, Iowa

2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Pennsylvania State, Michigan

Listed Measures Games watched: Michigan (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Northwestern (2016), Ohio State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Does not trust keys. Will take false Coverage Skills: Does not have anticipatory skills vs. the
steps and freeze until ball has manifested before getting into mesh point to be able to flip hips and run with receivers in
- Measured Weight: 238 full pursuit mode. Much more effective when given a gap to the slot. Lacks high end burst or recovery speed. Needs to
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A play forward into than as a flow LB on the second level. be more self aware to collision routes in the short areas of
Shows some nuance slipping blocks. the field.
Tackling: Heavy hitter. Does well when playing down hill Gap Shooting Ability: If let off the leash and encouraged
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A to redirect and challenge the ball carrier with aggression and to play forward brings heavy hitting potential. Does well to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 pop. Has ability to attack the football in ball carrier's hands pick through traffic and play into the LOS. Has balance
if teammates have helped to corral opponent. and functional power to run straight through soft contact or
- 10 Yard Split: N/A lateral nudges late in the lane.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Knows how to use hands and is physical Feet/COD: Marginal redirection skills; showcased best
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A at first point of contact to either roll back blockers or when having to slip across the face of a blocker. Struggles
sweep hands away and continue into pursuit. Is much more when having to flip the hips and drive up the field or carry
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective taking on blocks in a head up situation than long speed to challenge plays into the boundary.
playing laterally; will lose speed.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Interior enforces style of play. Flexibility: Has tightness throughout the hips and torso.
Has good pop and fully capable of playing off of blocks in Most notable when trying to open and play away from the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A between the tackles. Motor runs hot and does well with LOS. Able to hide some of tightness if flow as a lateral
second effort plays to work back into favorable position to defender is forward but as soon as ball carrier gains the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” challenge. edge; will lose angle and not make up ground.
Lateral Movement: Should be considered a viable interior First Step Quickness: Lacks notable burst. More build up
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 option for teams that carry an extra Safety to the play side in speed but attacks from the second level build a notable
run support with frequency. Has short range much more so amount of momentum and will still threaten blocking
- Short Shuttle: N/A than long range; will struggle to sustain leverage outside the schemes and offensive linemen.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 numbers.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

7.05 6.64 N/A 6.52 2014 Torn ACL (None)
Evaluation
Total
Indiana's Marcus Oliver enters the 2017 NFL Draft coming off of two consecutive seasons at the leader of the
Hoosiers' defense. Oliver does not have consistent three down ability but shows some flashes of work between Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the tackles that can suggest he may be a quality depth player and succeed in tight vicinity to the LOS. Oliver Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
struggles with playing to the wide portions of the field and has some issues with opening his hips to play in pass Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
coverage with effectiveness. Yet he does showcase a good level of forward push and aggression and is effective Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to play off of blocks. As an interior LB in a 3-4 base front, Oliver can be a quality depth piece for either of the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
interior positions. He knows how to attack traffic and slip past traffic and is capable of some heavy, booming hits
when playing with his pads square to the line of scrimmage.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ben Boulware, Off Ball Linebacker #10


Rank: 28 Rank: 239


Senior Bowl Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Alabama (2015), Auburn (2016), Florida State (2016), Louisville (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Football Intelligence: Film junkie. Does well with mental Coverage Skills: Is not going to bring a lot to the table in
processing to recognize developing plays quickly after post pass coverage. Lacks the mobility, speed and flexibility to
- Measured Weight: 236 snap and transition into flow towards the play. Keys and drop off and turn/run with Tight Ends down the field. Could
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" trusts eyes to take flow to direction of the ball. Needs to hold some value as a MOF robber defender but total range
play to physical limitations and adjust angles. to close space and overlap is limited.
Tackling: Hits like a brick wall if ball carriers have eyes Gap Shooting Ability: Hard charging frame; squatty and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.92 turned away from contact or caught in the alley. Ability to difficult reroute with lateral push. Does not have the first
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 adjust base of support to stay square and shadow against step quickness to win from the second level but mental
jukes in space is limited. Poor tackle radius due to a lack of processing and recognition does allow for some impact
- 10 Yard Split: N/A length. Does well to run feet through contact in head up plays at or behind the LOS.
situations.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Block Shedding: Guilty of getting washed when OL are Feet/COD: Is limited to change of direction that is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 able to establish a firm grasp on the chest. Lacks length to limited to shallow angles. Has a hard time with flipping the
press bodies off of pads. Is effective as a gap plugger using hips to gain lateral plant and drive. Feet appear a bit heavy
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shoulders but if faced with a head up block will get taken and do not step with the frequency needed to adjust
- Vertical Jump: 29.5" for a ride. trajectory with fluidity.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Motor runs non-stop. Admirable Flexibility: Boxy defender. Struggles in space to hinge
effort to make a lot of plays due to hustle that should not be and play with speed. Will have a hard time mirroring when
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" contending to finish. Physically powerful in short areas and defenders cross face to transition and carry over if playing
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” will electrify teammates with big hits and enthusiasm as a in pass coverage.
leader.
Lateral Movement: Range as a potential tackler playing First Step Quickness: Anticipatory skills are present to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 forward into the LOS is limited to between the numbers. allow for impact to be made at the snap but overall twitch
- Short Shuttle: 4.43 Will concede space flowing further outside and will have a and explosiveness is not present for explosive plays from
hard time at the NFL level playing and sustaining control the second level.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 over the second level on boundary runs.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

8.60 7.09 5.09 6.41 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson Linebacker Ben Boulware has been known as one of the faces of the Tiger defense over the past several
seasons. Boulware's leadership ability and colorful personality have made him a household name, yet Boulware Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
faces a difficult transition to the NFL level. Boulware's athletic prowess is limited and presents difficulties with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
projecting where he can be realistically asked to start against NFL competition. Boulware's lack of mobility, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
flexibility and quickness limit his ability to contribute on third downs and his lack of lateral range is going to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
make him an excitable player when asked to play large areas of the field in run support. Boulware is best suited to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
land in a 3-4 defensive system as a pursuit forward LB on the inside. Having another inside LB to cut the field in
half would assist in masking Boulware's overall limitations.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jayon Brown, Off Ball Linebacker #12

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, University of California (Los Angeles) Bruins

Rank: 29 Rank: 245

2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Colorado, Southern California

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington State (2016), Stanford (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Football Intelligence: Disciplined in initial responsibility; Coverage Skills: Worked in a lot of Tampa 2 style deep
will hold leverage or work into needed gap before drops in the middle of the field. Would like some greater
- Measured Weight: 231 transitioning into pursuit mode to work up the field. Has game situation to temper landmarks and be more able to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" some plus reactionary quickness to break and find favorable influence short down and distance targets. Has goo mobility
angles. in space.
Tackling: Stocky frame is not necessarily the most clean Gap Shooting Ability: Effective playing forward when
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.70 tackler in the open field. Has good movement skills and foot tasked with a single gap. Will play quickly and get pads in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 quickness to get hips in front of ball carriers. Lacks the line with the LOS to wall off any potential creases but does
strength to squeeze and prevent extra yardage if head up in not regularly play on the plus side of the LOS.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A tackle situations.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has a good ability to slip off of contact. Feet/COD: Feet are more smooth than sudden but do
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 Willing to concede some space in order to play off of showcase ability to plant and redirect. Does well to gain
contact and proceed into pursuit. Has effective hand usage ground with initial up field step to work to landmarks in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to pop and press and continue in pursuit. Not overly pass coverage.
bothered by high traffic.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays with a good presence in the Flexibility: High end mobility through the hips and
middle of the field. Can get lost in the scrum at times and let showcases an ability to get width or depth with suddenness
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" contact seal off from protecting laterally. Adequate pop in in space. More of a free flowing defender and has success
pads as a tackler. folding torso back to challenge the football effectively.
Lateral Movement: Flow is good but not great. Has First Step Quickness: First step is usually a patient run
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 enough juice and motor to work way into any number of read but when able to press and attack forward quickly
plays from a backside position and is free enough to do so shows an above average initial get off to work favorably
- Short Shuttle: N/A without compromising redirection skills with body into primary responsibility.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 alignment.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

4.95 5.30 5.81 7.06 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
UCLA Linebacker Jayon Brown presents best as a depth MIKE Linebacker at the NFL level. His movement skills
could feasibly be utilized as a WILL but Brown shows a natural ability to play off of blocks and continue in space Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to pursue the football. That ability meshes with his deep zone drops as a pass coverage option and suggest MIKE Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
is the easiest of transitions for Brown. Brown is a bit physically limited due to his size; he struggle to play with Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
great pop or anchor and he also does not consistently finish his open field tackle attempts cleanly. Brown is still Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
somewhat green as just a two year starter and would be well worth an investment and to be utilized as a depth Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
player as a rookie. Brown spent two years on the special teams units as well; which should majorly boost his
chances at sticking on a 53 man roster for the 2017 NFL season.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ben Gedeon, Off Ball Linebacker #42


Rank: 30 Rank: 254


Senior Bowl Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), Ohio State (2016), Iowa (2016), Michigan State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6015 Football Intelligence: Does well to play forward and into Coverage Skills: Tight in backpedal. Does not look
the teeth of the LOS. Finds gaps to shoot and play on the comfortable or confident in space to hinge and carry
- Measured Weight: 243 plus side of the LOS. Patient on the second level but will receivers through a vacant portion of the field. Does not
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" drift during flat footed reads; occasionally run self out of have deep middle range and transitional quickness is below
position. average.
Tackling: Has good closing burst but has consistency Gap Shooting Ability: Has a natural ability to play
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.75 issues with coming to balance and squaring up ball carriers. through creases, especially on boundary runs. Finds ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 Does not always wrap up and will try to run through the ball carrier with consistency and has made a high frequency of
without ensuring a secured tackle first. Possesses good pop tackles in the backfield during starting career with the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A thanks to acceleration skill. program.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Needs to be more apt to utilize hands and Feet/COD: Forward breaks out of read steps carry a notable
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 try to sustain separation when taking on blockers. Will level of burst and cover good ground. Lateral steps or when
concede chest and get walled off on the second level if OL hinging in space to play zone coverage are more lacking and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is able to climb the ladder and spill into lap. lethargic; struggles to get feet out from under the hips.
- Vertical Jump: 34.5
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Has a good hammer when able to Flexibility: Hips are tight when working in space.
square up ball carriers. Can get pushed around in the scrum Struggles to decelerate and drop the hips to square up ball
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" and run past plays. Has good, sturdy frame for the position carriers when closing from a distance. Built low to the
and should be able to endure the NFL pounding of a 16 ground; should be more effective in playing with leverage to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” game season. assist in COD.
Lateral Movement: Carries a surprising level of range in First Step Quickness: Will win with second level
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 the run game. Will consistently end up in the hip pocket of pressure reps but is more of a product of snap anticipation
ball carriers outside the numbers and near or behind the line and inherent ability to feel creases developing along the
- Short Shuttle: 4.13 of scrimmage. Short area quickness is not as impressive as line. Pure long speed is better than first explosive step.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 long range.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

4.81 5.52 6.89 6.77 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan Linebacker Ben Gedeon made the most of his single year as a starter with the Wolverines program. He
did well to show traits that will provide him with an opportunity to make a 53 man roster at the NFL level. First Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
and foremost, Gedeon was a staple on the kick coverage units; his special teams experience will certainly help in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
his efforts to land with a team for the 2017 season and beyond. On defense, Gedeon shows pleasant range as a run Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
defender but when tasked with playing away from the LOS shows some notable struggles that will require added Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
polish. Gedeon struggles in space to get depth in zone landmarks and carry receivers through area as a pass Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
defender. In the run game, Gedeon needs to be more effective utilizing his hands and playing off of potential
contact with blockers to sustain a clean chest and then be more consistent coming to balance at point of contact.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Keith Kelsey Jr; Off Ball Linebacker #55

Date of Birth: 3/17/1995 Senior, University of Louisville Cardinals

Rank: 31 Rank: 264


NFL Combine Games watched: Houston (2015), Florida State (2016), Clemson (2016), Kentucky (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Football Intelligence: Patient on the second level to not Coverage Skills: Range is subpar and does not inspire with
overrun potential plays in both the pass and run game. movement skills in space to drop off of the LOS and cover
- Measured Weight: 233 Needs to be more quick to identify keys and flow into ground in the middle of the field. Lacks hip mobility or
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" the ball; spends too much time on a flat footed read long speed to turn and run with Tight Ends as a man to man
platform. option.
Tackling: Will fail to grab cloth and wrap up when Gap Shooting Ability: Delay in processing action in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.92 squaring up ball carriers from lateral angles. Needs to be front of face negates ability to get into the LOS. Instead
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 better when shooting the hands to grab cloth and finish will arrive to gaps late and miss the chance to tuck inside;
plays when opportunities are presented. instead having to wait on the ball carrier due to ball having
- 10 Yard Split: N/A been pressed into the hole.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Flashes occasionally with strong pads and Feet/COD: Lacks high end mobility and dynamic
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 an aggressive punch to play off of contact when able to movement range in the feet to redirect. Explosiveness is
build up a full head of steam. Much less successful when missing and neuters ability to attack the ball and close down
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A unable to generate momentum behind attacks on blocks. in space.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Has good balance to play through Flexibility: Tight throughout the hips and shoulders.
and around contact and occupy the alley on runs between Struggles when tasked with gaining depth in zone drops and
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" the tackles. Is a strong willed gap plugger when plugging will lose sight of the ball or fail to hit landmarks. Does well
downhill and not having to read flow before going into to drop the hips and deliver notable hits when getting flush
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” attack mode. with ball carriers.
Lateral Movement: Guilty of spending a lot of time First Step Quickness: Is not a notable twitch athlete.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 floating instead of flowing laterally; appears to have a hard Struggles and labors coming off the second level to beat
time seeing full action on LOS. Has range to challenge to linemen or ball carriers to a spot and will get sealed when
- Short Shuttle: 4.56 the numbers but will lose contain on runs when having to trying to crease the pocket.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 play all the way to the boundary.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

8.12 7.26 4.20 6.30 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Louisville Linebacker Keith Kelsey Jr is the son of NFL veteran LB Keith Kelsey; who played in the 1990s.
Kelsey Jr. showcases a strong ability to attack contact and find his way through traffic in heavy areas. His Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
confidence playing forward into the LOS is another huge strength and gives him value as a potential gap plugging Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
run defender on the NFL level. Yet Kelsey Jr. struggles in space and has a difficult time mirroring the athletes Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
he'll have to face each and every weekend at the next level. As a result, Kelsey appears to have limited upside as a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
starter and is going to have to be able to cut his teeth as a special teams player going forward. Kelsey has dropped Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
about as much weight as possible before weight becomes a point of conversation and there's still struggles to
illustrate NFL movement skills: Kelsey is a limited ceiling player who needs to perform well to make a team.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Josh Harvey-Clemons, Off Ball Linebacker #25


Rank: 32 Rank: 281

2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Clemson, Houston

NFL Combine Games watched: Houston (2015), Clemson (2015), Florida State (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Football Intelligence: Is consistently too nosey in the Coverage Skills: Originally a Safety but lacks the
backfield and will get anxious, creeping up towards the discipline or range on the back end to play there. Capable of
- Measured Weight: 217 LOS and surrendering angles in both run support and turning and running with Tight Ends but needs to trust
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" coverage. Needs to be more disciplined to read primary length and not get grabby working down the seam. Needs to
keys and stay in position. pin route stems with more aggression.
Tackling: Sloppy. Has issues stepping up in the open field. Gap Shooting Ability: Lacks girth on frame to be able to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Much more effective in utilizing length when able to pursue run through contact. Has issues with processing the mesh
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 laterally or play from behind. Lacks confidence and is point and will misread action in the backfield. Needs to add
passive when forced to play head up with ball carriers. weight to play between the tackles.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has excellent length and wingspan to Feet/COD: Takes far too many false steps. Has not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A impact blockers and sweep off of potential blocks in space. mobility through the frame and burst allows for some
Not experienced or effective working off of blocks between recovery to work back and challenge the ball but is not
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the tackles and will need to be acclimated to more powerful aware of base and direction of foot drift vs. direction of
pop in hands. action in the backfield.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Shows good tenacity playing Flexibility: Does well considering length of frame. Will
between the tackles but has issues with working off of pivot and hinge cleanly to get hips open up the field to carry
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" contact or being confident as a tackler. More of a sweeping receivers down the middle of the field. Has good tilt and
pursuit player than a straight line hammer or D-gap lean to carry through turns with pacing and maximize area
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” defender. of influence.
Lateral Movement: Inconsistent with flow. At times is too First Step Quickness: Missing high end burst in a straight
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 aggressive to flow and will overrun tackle attempts; while line. Has good build up speed and ability to open up strides
other times fails to get width and cover into the sideline as a to eat space when wanting to but otherwise is not especially
- Short Shuttle: N/A pass defender. Mobility to be successful is present. sudden working forward or laterally from a still position.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

6.86 5.24 6.21 6.26 Dismissed from Georgia
for drug policy violations (None)
Evaluation
Total
Louisville's Josh Harvey-Clemons was a Strong Safety with the Cardinals (as well as his time with the Georgia
Bulldogs program before that) but his NFL projection is most favorable as a nickel LB and cover option working Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
in the middle of the field. Harvey-Clemons has some needed polish across the board: most notably he shows poor Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
tackling habits when he's forced to come face to face with ball carriers isolated on the second level. Furthermore, Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Harvey-Clemons has issues with landmarks and reading keys in the secondary; resulting in conceding some Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
notably big plays. Harvey-Clemons is going to be a notable project going forward but his size and fluidity as a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
space defender is not a regular sight. As such, he'd be worthy of a Draft investment if a defensive staff thinks they
can work with his raw physical size.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Paul Magloire, Off Ball Linebacker #14

Date of Birth: Not Available (JUCO) Senior, University of Arizona Wildcats

Rank: 33 Rank: 283
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington, Utah

2016 Top Competition: Washington, Southern California, Stanford

East/West Shrine Games watched: Stanford (2015), Arizona State (2016), Brigham Young (2016), East/West Shrine (2017)
- Measured Height: 5115 Football Intelligence: Still acclimating to life as a Coverage Skills: Shows good patience in space to squat
linebacker after converting from defensive back due to and mirror receivers working out of the backfield. Most
- Measured Weight: 225 injuries midway through 2015. Floats in space and is too reliable in short area zones; lacks the long speed to turn and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" often uncertain of where to break or how to attack the LOS. run with running backs or wide receivers. Has strength to
collision and re-route effectively.
- Measured Arm Length: 31.63
Tackling: Is not a notable powerful hitter on account of a Gap Shooting Ability: Does not make many splash plays
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 lack of explosive qualities as an athlete. Has good wrap up on the far side of the line of scrimmage. Lacking in forward
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 skills and the ability to wrestle down ball carriers but moving mentality; is more prone and comfortable squatting
requires notable improvement in pursuit angles in space to on the second level in an effort to help clean up additional
- 10 Yard Split: N/A find the ball. trash.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Lacks length, pop in hands and functional Feet/COD: Feet are deliberate and although steps are clean
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 strength to play off of blocks along the LOS. Will get frequency is a tad slow. Seems to pick and hop way through
enveloped and washed out of the screen without much in the bodies as compared to darting across the face of blockers
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A way of resistance. with high end movement skills. Only an average short area
athlete.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Motor is impressive. Plays above Flexibility: Hips appear to be tight, is linear in pursuit
weight class with mentality but lacks some pop and juice to angles and struggles when tasked with peeling off of initial
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" back up play successfully. Does not showcase great hitting direction. Has a moderate level of lean to challenge the ball
power. Does well with second effort work to find way back late in the alley.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” into the play.
Lateral Movement: Has good flow in space when having First Step Quickness: Initial drive step out of stance is
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 the green light to play free and not second guess direction of neutered by deliberate read step and secondary play into the
the ball. Hips must be aligned with shoulders and feet to LOS lacks notable levels of burst or explosion. Has more
- Short Shuttle: 4.20 carry notable speed, however. build up speed than actual explosiveness or twitchy skills
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 set.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

5.83 6.30 6.52 6.12 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Arizona Defender Paul Magloire has a unique background as a football player: he transferred to Arizona as a
JUCO in 2015 as a Safety and was forced into the lineup as a starting middle linebacker due to injuries in the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
front seven. A year and a half later and Magloire never looked back; making the most of his opportunity to be one Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
of the leading tacklers on the Wildcats defense in just 19 games. Yet Magloire's athletic profile writes another Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
story: he's lacking in notable traits and size to be a viable LB option at the next level. Magloire's experience at Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Safety will lend itself well to him challenging for a nickel role on a 53 man roster but Magloire must first make it Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
to that point. His size/athleticism combination is going to be a challenge for coaches to get on board investing
with and he's going to have an uphill climb to make a team.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ta s h a w n B o w e r, O f f B a l l L i n e b a c k e r # 46

Rank: 34 Rank: 294


NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Florida (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 6043 Football Intelligence: Has been bounced around between Coverage Skills: Suboptimal levels of mobility and range
an inline defensive lineman and an off ball linebacker. as a defender. Is rigid and awkward dropping off of the LOS
- Measured Weight: 248 Still green in off ball work and developing comfort in to carry route stems into space. Has a hard time mirroring
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" reading keys and digesting action in the backfield to find the against skill players in space.
football.
Tackling: Lacks notable closing burst to finish in space Gap Shooting Ability: Most comfortable playing
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 and struggles with initial angles on account of being new to forward. Has not spent a lot of time stacked behind
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 off ball work. Functional strength and wrap up ability is defensive lineman: frequently lined up in a two point
present but not overwhelming. overtop of the OT/TE. Has adequate initial get off to press
- 10 Yard Split: 1.66 into a gap from this alignment.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Hands have adequate pop and does show Feet/COD: Mobility in short areas is underwhelming.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 good extension. Comfortable rolling hips and bowing back Does not showcase a high level of twitch or short area
to press against skill plays and cause disruption along the agility to work across the face of blockers. Lacks high end
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A front. Shows nice nuance to slip a shallow rip and clear explosiveness and range.
hands.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Does not show desirable Flexibility: Hips look awkward and tight when trying to flip
functional strength along the LOS. Has to establish first open and gain depth at the LOS. Has issues with working
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01 contact in order to prevent getting pushed when attacking feet out from underneath hips and is very linear with both
blocks. Has a good motor in pursuit to work from the back initial push into the LOS and subsequent pursuit angles in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” side and challenge plays. space.
Lateral Movement: Lateral mobility is adequate but not First Step Quickness: Has a nice initial burst when
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 inspiring. Average athlete for the LB position after being 'pressing forward at the snap. Will get hip to hip and work
overwhelmed as a LOS defender and should continue to add head into a gap or off the edge effectively as a pressure
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 to movement efficiency with more exposure working off the play. Exposure as a down player will be immensely helpful
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 ball. optimizing skillset.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker

4.40 4.62 6.37 6.30 None (None)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Defender Tashawn Bower faces a notable leap in responsibilities moving forward. Bower
has been slid to an off ball role and was able to secure a spot on the base defensive unit. However, his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
looks this year were limited by just 4 starts; LSU spend a majority of their games in the nickel or dime Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
packages. Bower has baseline athleticism to be a viable project player and has the frame needed to sustain Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the physicality of playing linebacker at the next level. Bower is going to require notable time and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
investment; he is not a candidate for a roster spot in 2017 but if given time to properly grow into his role Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
and further develop courtesy of the practice squad; he may well end up forging a NFL career. Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 Cornerback Rankings

POSITION OVERALL POSITION NAME SCHOOL EVALUATION POSITION OVERALL POSITION NAME SCHOOL EVALUATION
1 11 CB Sidney Jones Washington 8.11 T18 146 CB Chidobe Awuzie Colorado 7.09
2 16 CB Marshon Lattimore Ohio State 8.02 20 152 CB Rasul Douglas West Virginia 7.05
North Carolina
3 25 CB Fabian Moreau UCLA 7.88 21 174 CB Jack Tocho
State
6.93
4 29 CB Marlon Humphrey Alabama 7.85 22 191 CB Jourdan Lewis Michigan 6.80
5 37 CB Cordrea Tankersley Clemson 7.79 23 196 CB Brian Allen Utah 6.77
6 43 CB Gareon Conley Ohio State 7.74 24 215 CB Ashton Lampkin Oklahoma State 6.68
7 46 CB Quincy Wilson Florida 7.72 25 217 CB Treston Decoud Oregon State 6.67
8 50 CB TreDavious White Louisiana State 7.67 26 232 CB Demetrious Cox Michigan State 6.59
9 55 CB Desmond King Iowa 7.61 27 243 CB Ahkello Witherspoon Colorado 6.54
Southern
10 63 CB Adoree' Jackson
California
7.54 28 246 CB Des Lawrence North Carolina 6.53
11 80 CB Damontae Kazee San Diego State 7.44 29 251 CB Nathan Hairston Temple 6.47
12 103 CB Cameron Sutton Tennessee 7.29 30 258 CB Ezra Robinson Tennessee State 6.45
13 110 CB Corn Elder Miami (FL) 7.25 31 261 CB Malik Foreman Tennessee 6.40
14 115 CB Jalen Tabor Florida 7.23 32 278 CB Antonio Crawford West Virginia 6.23
Middle
15 120 CB Jeremy Cutrer
Tennessee State
7.21 33 280 CB Marquez White Florida State 6.22
16 126 CB Kevin King Washington 7.18 34 290 CB Will Likely Maryland 6.02
17 143 CB Howard Wilson Houston 7.10 35 296 CB Tony Bridges Mississippi 5.93
T18 145 CB Jalen Myrick Minnesota 7.09 36 298 CB Channing Stribling Michigan 5.85
Cornerback Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Man Cover Skills: How well does the CB run with receivers in space? Can he disrupt Acceleration: How quickly is the CB able to get up to top speed? Can he recover when
routes at the LOS, on their stem and win catch point? Does he play trail position well? missing a jam or can he pursue plays from behind to defend the last line of defense? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Zone Cover Skills: Does the CB properly read his keys while feeling routes run in Zone Spacing: Is the CB able of overlapping and effectively passing off receivers to
the vicinity? Does he show click and close ability or IQ to drop and carry? teammates? How well does he stay leveraged as a vertical player? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Feet/COD: Is the CB a sudden athlete with the ability to plant and drive on throws in Competitive Toughness: How big does the CB play? Does he attack running plays?
front of him quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover on the boundary? Can he stand up in traffic and make tackles? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Ball Skills: Can the CB locate the football in the air? When he does, how well does he Run Support: How effective is the CB is stepping up as a force player on the
time his jump to break up the pass? Does he have good hands? boundary? Does he attack aggressively? Shed blocks of skill players?
Flexibility: Does the CB have natural ability to bend from the hips and waist? Can he Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the CB display? Does he break down, Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
produce twist at the waist to turn and find the ball? Can he open his hips naturally? wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring feet? What kind of range does he have in pursuit?
S i d n e y J o n e s I V, C o r n e r b a c k # 2 6
Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of Washington Huskies

Position Overall 145 total tackles, 9 interceptions (INT), 30 passes broken up (PBU)
Rank: 1 Rank: 11
- Tackles/Game: 3.26 - INT/Game: 0.22 - PBU/Game: 0.75
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oregon, Stanford, Utah
- Career - Career - Winning - Tackles/Game: 2.33 - INT/Game: 0.33 - PBU/Game: 0.67


NFL Combine Games watched: Boise State (2015), Washington State (2015), Southern California (2016), Colorado (2016), Oregon (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Highly nimble, plays with loose hips Acceleration: Very twitched up. Has excellent long speed
to hinge and mirror and has length to disrupt from playing and the initial burst to stay sticky with opposition. Has
- Measured Weight: 186 in phase. Gets out of jam position and into hip pocket of quick close down ability when playing deep portion of the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" receivers well. Has the long speed to protect against vertical field and ball arrives in front of face.
throws on the boundary.
Zone Cover Skills: Mental processing is rapid and has Zone Spacing: Has a very large amount of range,
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 an understanding of route concepts to understand how courtesy of mental processing and explosiveness as an
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 offense is trying to attack. Knows when to hold vicinity athlete. Will do well to sustain deep third leverage as an off
and when is free to peel off and carry routes out of initial the ball or bail tech defender. Does well to carry vertical
- 10 Yard Split: N/A location and landmark. stems out of press in the flat.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Quick, typewriter feet. Will rapidly gain Competitive Toughness: Plays well above weight class
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A depth off of the LOS courtesy of step speed. Has clean in physicality at the LOS. Can get pushed through by big
transitions to mirror route stems and release and stay sticky bodies but can handle many comers on the boundary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 on the hip of opposition. Ability to take a drop step and Aggressive and confident tackler to step up and put pads
explode/cross face of receiver is present and effective. into hips/thighs of ball carriers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Excellent ball skills. Anticipation to attack Run Support: Will collapse receivers and prevent ball
the football and break on the ball are blue chip traits. Has carriers from reaching the boundary. Does well to attack and
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03 tremendous leaping skills to jump, extend and high point the work into position into the sideline to filter ball back into
football at the catch point. Knows when to attack with a pursuit. Does well from off the ball position to beat slot
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A single hand or attempt to receive the ball. blocks and cross face to greet the ball.
Flexibility: Is a highly pliable player with tremendous Tackling: Has a strong knack for wrap up tackling and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A flexibility in the hips. Transitions and flipping feet up the does well to stay balanced prior to contact and mirror ball
field of play are excellent and capable of keeping hips down carriers. Wrap ups are strong due to length. Plays aggressive
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 low in order to carry speed through the turn. High catch in the open field and will close down rapidly to minimize
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 radius and range with wingspan. RAC.

FILM SCORE
8.52 6.36 6.20 8.65 2017 Torn Achilles

tendon
Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Sidney Jones is a tremendous Cornerback prospect with the ability to play in any number of defensive schemes.
Jones has a combination of fluidity, explosiveness, ball skills, length and aggressiveness; offering a skill set that Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
should be able to immediately transition successfully to the NFL. Jones has strong route awareness and makes Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
strong reads in the secondary to key on the backfield action in zone action and sustain leverage against routes in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the vicinity simultaneously. Jones' one critique could be zeroed in on his frame; he is very physical but still has Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
some weakness against bigger bodied receivers. Jones plays patiently and with good pop with hands at the LOS Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
but big bodied players can run through presses. Jones in man coverage has the ability to stay sticky and in the hip
pocket of receivers down the field. An Achilles tear at Pro Day robs team of a Day 1 starter in any scheme.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Marshon Lattimore, Cornerback #2

Date of Birth: 05/20/1996 Redshirt Sophomore, Ohio State University Buckeyes

Rank: 2 Rank: 16
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Western Michigan, Maryland, Indiana

2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin, Clemson

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Possesses ideal levels of length and Acceleration: Top end speed is excellent. Has reliable burst
acceleration skills to sustain position in phase and run with on the boundary to stay leveraged overtop of vertical routes.
- Measured Weight: 193 receivers down the field. Has great patience and physicality Will do well to get into another gear and cross the face of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" inside of the contact window in order to reroute and throw receivers when playing in phase to work into favorable
off timing of route stems down the field. position to challenge the football.
Zone Cover Skills: Plays a high level of volume reps in Zone Spacing: Reliable deep third coverage player; has the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.36 bail technique cover 3 zone. Ability to pin receivers on speed and range to protect against deep throws. Illustrates
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 vertical stems allows for utilizing sideline as another understanding of altering zone landmarks based on amount
defender. Reactionary quickness to identify throws into of receivers attacking area. Has not been tested in shorter
- 10 Yard Split: N/A vicinity is particularly strong. areas frequently as a flat defender.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Smooth transitions in space. Does well to plant Competitive Toughness: Has had a few spurts of selective
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A and collect in order to attack route breaks. Has short area hitting against bigger bodied receivers after the catch.
quickness that is admirable for a player of such stature. Physical at the LOS and has had success re-routing stems
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 Smooth, even feet and does not hinge open the base to allow consistently. Does well to prevent RAC opportunities at the
clean releases at the LOS. catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to look back and locate the football is at Run Support: Has had moderate success attacking blocks
best when playing from in phase. Contest ability and length on the boundary and filtering runs back inside. Does have a
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" is optimal and will play through the hands of receivers. hard time pressing to disengage and attack ball carriers as
Soft hands to receive the ball and has done well to alter they occupy the D-gap. Tackling ability is fairly consistent
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A trajectory to greet the ball cleanly. and reliable; will chop down bigger bodies.
Flexibility: Pliable frame and bendy throughout torso and Tackling: Understands when to go for cut tackles as
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shoulders to extend for the ball at the catch point. Pad levels compared to wrapping up. Will sometimes get bounced on
stays low in back pedal and does not show much in the way initial contact but typically is able to corral. Is not reckless
- Short Shuttle: N/A of issues regarding flipping hips open in both press man or at the catch point and ensures contact of receiver if timing is
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 bail deep third techs to sustain leverage cleanly. not in sync with the ball.

FILM SCORE
5.10 5.83 8.38 8.41 August 2014

Hamstring surgery
Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State's Marshon Lattimore is a one year starter at the position; illustrating an impressible level of polish and
comfort working on an island. Lattimore has wonderful potential in either a Cover 3 zone or press man heavy Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
defensive system; he is at his best working up on the LOS at the snap and pinning receivers. Lattimore shows Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
ideal levels of length for the position at the next level as well; he can challenge throws effectively from the trail Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
position and has the processing and awareness to understand when holding leverage overtop of route stems to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
accelerate and transition into a receiver of the football. Lattimore is going to need to sure up his run support some; Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
he has had a hard top disengaging late as the back turns runs up inside of his hip and will allow some additional
yardage in these situations. A high ceiling CB who has the length and physicality to play at the LOS.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Fabian Moreau, Cornerback #10

Date of Birth: 04/09/1994 University of California (Los Angeles) Bruins

Rank: 3 Rank: 25
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Virginia, Nevada (Las Vegas), Brigham Young


NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2016), Colorado (2016), Southern California (2016), Washington State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5117 Man Cover Skills: Highly effective when able to get Acceleration: Top end speed is impressive. Will do well to
into trail position and play from hip pocket. Has high end press and get up to top speed if beaten off of the LOS and
- Measured Weight: 205 movement skills and acceleration to stay firm on hip. Has undercut routes out in front of face. Has long speed to play
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" some jumpy tendencies in press coverage but showcases turn and run coverage with just about any Wide Receiver on
adequate recovery ability. the boundary.
Zone Cover Skills: Can get impatient when playing off the Zone Spacing: Has adequate length but range is defined by
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.35 ball. When trusting keys and not taking false steps has high high end twitch and explosiveness. Has good underneath
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 route recognition skills and explosive click and close to willingness to squat and hold firm on landmark unless
charge and attack the football. Trusts spacing in the flats on receivers flow into area to drop off and carry receivers
- 10 Yard Split: N/A extended plays to hold leverage. through area.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Will take some false steps or get caught Competitive Toughness: Would like to see some greater
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A leaning in off the ball situations. Actual mobility and aggression getting off of blocks. Can wait on spot and let
movement skills are a huge plus and twitch is evident blockers or receivers get into chest. Physically strong and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 watching drop step and explosive drive out of flat footed has a notable presence at the catch point to play around
reads. Transitions are clean and sudden in man coverage. bodies.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Low frequency of impacted plays but flashes of Run Support: Has strong intent to step up into the
strong football intelligence and route pattern combination boundary and cut off the angles into the sideline. Can get
- Standing Broad Jump: 12'04" recognition. Has good hands, capable of cleanly plucking at passive at times trying to challenge blockers; needs to use
the football. Will attack in front of hands of receivers when well put together frame to collapse and then press firmly to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A playing in phase. toss aside.
Flexibility: Hips show a wonderful level of mobility and Tackling: Shows good angles closing in from space. Is
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A looseness. Has little issue in steep change of direction and not overly aggressive, ensures containment of the ball first
has no problem with flipping the hips up the field to gain before stepping in to initiate contact. Has great frame to
- Short Shuttle: 4.12 depth at the snap. Loose through the torso to maximize deliver powerful blows and prevent extra yardage after
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 length. contact.

FILM SCORE
2015 Lisfranc injury (missed final
8.49 4.56 8.06 7.93 10 games)
2017 Pectoral tear

Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
UCLA Cornerback Fabian Moreau has experienced an excellent recovery season after a tough break in 2015; in
which Moreau suffered a Lisfranc injury that caused him to miss the final 10 games of his true Senior season. In Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
2016, Moreau's game proved to have little hangover. Blessed with high end twitch and explosiveness, Moreau has Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the size and movement skills to be an effective man to man defender on the boundary at the NFL level. Moreau's Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
physical skillset is complimented with strong football intelligence: he trusts his eyes and backfield keys when Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
working off the ball in zone coverage. Moreau brings a likable physicality to the catch point but needs to be more Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
physically assertive in the supplemental areas of the position in order to bring a higher level of impact to the game
on a snap by snap basis. Should be an early, effective starter.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M a r l o n H u m p h r e y, C o r n e r b a c k # 2 6
Date of Birth: 07/08/1996 Redshirt Sophomore, University of Alabama Crimson Tide

Rank: 4 Rank: 29


NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Southern California (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Tennessee (2016), Washington (2016), Florida (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6002 Man Cover Skills: Highly effective in staying physical Acceleration: Has good long speed and the ability to run
when carrying receivers down the field. Can get wires hip to hip with receivers. Reliable coverage deep down the
- Measured Weight: 197 crossed when playing at the LOS as a press defender and field and will not easily surrender vertical leverage. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" allow clean releases off of the mesh point. Transitions up good close down ability when playing off of the LOS to
the field are clean. Can get grabby on stems. play run support.
Zone Cover Skills: Click and close ability is effective but Zone Spacing: Has good length and trust in range to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.41 not super twitchy. Effective patience when playing off the break and contest. Is effective dropping out of the flat to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 ball and does well to situate overtop of stems and sustain challenge throws put into the hole in Cover 2. Has enough
leverage. Awareness in routes breaking into holes behind acceleration skills to peel off and get after receivers in MOF
- 10 Yard Split: N/A positioning in the flats is a plus trait. sections.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Transitional steps are effective at the LOS. Competitive Toughness: Plays with a mean, nasty
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 Patience not to hinge the gate but can hop out of stance streak. Will jack up pads of defenders and aggressively
when disrupting release. Does well to break forward and get press back receivers tasked with blocking on the boundary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 into the flats on quick hitting throws or boundary runs to A sure tackler in both run support and coverage. Has good
play side. physicality at the LOS to delay release.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Nose for the football is effective and Run Support: Assertive and aggressive pushing past
impressive. Has a knack for making big plays with receivers as blockers in both the run and screen game. Is a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" aggressive close on throws to the deeper portions of the strong tackler and wraps the arms violently on hits in the
field. Route awareness is strong to peel back. Catches the backfield.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball cleanly and does well to transition into a runner.
Flexibility: Good looseness through the shoulders to Tackling: Shows a good knack for attacking the center
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contest throws overhead and maximize wingspan to reach of anatomy on ball carriers. Wraps up and rarely lets ball
and disrupt at the catch point. Shows rapid hip rotation to carriers slip through the cracks. Capable of dropping the
- Short Shuttle: N/A turn up the field and transition into playing in phase running boom on ball carriers if able to accelerate unimpeded to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 in man coverage. point of contact.

FILM SCORE
6.70 5.85 6.97 8.20 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama Cornerback Marlon Humphrey is a strong boundary corner prospect with the ability to play in a number
of defensive schemes. Humphrey is slapped together very well and utilizes his functional play strength to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
regularly throw receivers off schedule in their route patterns. Humphrey is physical both at the LOS and down the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
field; he is effective in pressing and pinning receivers into the boundary to diminish throwing windows before Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
breaking and playing through the hands after the cut. Humphrey shows a good knack for finding the football and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
is prone to making big plays down the field as a cover player. His supplemental run support is excellent and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
makes him a threat to effectively impact the game in all phases. Humphrey will need to watch how grabby he gets
beyond 5 yards and needs to iron out how to pass out route rubs at LOS; otherwise he presents a strong profile.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C o r d r e a Ta n k e r s l e y, C o r n e r b a c k # 2 5

Position Overall 117 total tackles, 9 interceptions, 20 passes broken up (PBU)
Rank: 5 Rank: 37


NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Alabama (2015), Louisville (2016), Florida State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Ohio State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6004 Man Cover Skills: Highly sticky thanks to physicality both Acceleration: Has good recovery burst and straight line
at the LOS and when playing from in phase. Does well to speed to protect the deep portions of the field. Has good
- Measured Weight: 199 feel receivers when carrying down the field and having a click and close ability to switch gears and attack into the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" hand to feel when deceleration and breaks are coming. teeth of the LOS. Will overrun some tackle attempts due to
Comfortable running with eyes back to the ball. quick close.
Zone Cover Skills: Effective in both playing Cover 2 flat Zone Spacing: Does well to tailor drops to cover against
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.40 and jamming receivers or playing bail technique and getting route combinations. Can get a bit nosey underneath instead
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 into a deep third. Can at times get caught in between and of carrying a vertical stem and trusting to rally to the
will lean on additional defenders to overlap and protect football; likes to try to jump throws and challenge the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A when trying to anticipate a short throw. football. Has desirable range.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Showcases calm feet at the LOS when playing Competitive Toughness: Loves to play with hands. Can be
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 press to not hinge and concede releases without a hassle. grabby at times in space but has improved in this regard as a
Does well when flipping the hips to step over and get senior. Strong and does well to challenge on the boundary;
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 vertical in order to carry speed and get into hip pocket of both as a press defender and when tasked with stepping up
receivers quickly. to play the D-gap.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Capable of tracking the ball in the air cleanly. Run Support: Aggressive. Ability to play at the LOS lends
Does well to attack the football at highest point and utilize well to making impact plays and will beat WRs to spot in
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" length optimally. Soft hands and has finished a high number screen game and boundary runs. Capable of stacking blocks
of potential turnover opportunities. Aware to play through and collapsing quickly to pin ball into the boundary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hands of receivers at the catch point.
Flexibility: Has clean hip transitions. Does not play with Tackling: Safe tackler. Does well to go for the wrap up
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the lowest hips but with size has workable ability to flip first. Physical and runs the feet aggressively to negate any
up field. Lacks trust in drop step to drive with high forward push at the catch point. Guilty of getting
- Short Shuttle: 4.32 explosiveness. Does well to maximize catch radius or overzealous when closing from off distances and can fail to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 influence at catch point and use full wingspan. come to balance prior to contact.

FILM SCORE
8.20 4.95 6.35 8.10 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Clemson Cornerback Cordrea Tankersley is a physical cornerback who projects most favorably to a press man
scheme. Defenses that utilize a high amount of pressure packages and ask their CBs to play at the LOS to throw Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
off the timing of route patterns would be wise to consider Tankersley late in Round 1 or early on Day 2 of this Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
year's Draft. Tankersley is still ridding himself of some poor habits, most notably his physical nature getting the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
best of him in space down the field. 2016 was a big step forward for Tankersley in this regard. When playing the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
ball in the air, Tankersley shows desirable ball skills and has the length and wingspan to influence a high number Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
of pass attempts when playing in phase from the hip pocket. Tankersley is an effective blitzer and active playing
the run as well; he's a well rounded player with a motor to influence the game in a number of ways.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
G a r e o n C o n l e y, C o r n e r b a c k # 8

Rank: 6 Rank: 43
- Tackles/Game: - INT/Game: - PBU/Game:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Michigan, Notre Dame

2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Clemson

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Oklahoma (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Can get bumped off when tasked with Acceleration: Notable second gear when driving out of
manning up more physical receivers on the boundary. drop step and attempting to beat receivers to the spot. Has
- Measured Weight: 195 Needs to work on transitional steps and patience when good long speed to protect vertically and sustain deep
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" playing press at the LOS. Great length to play from the trail leverage when playing off zone coverage.
and does well to fight for leverage when tracking the ball.
Zone Cover Skills: Better when able to read backfield Zone Spacing: Has great spatial ability in the open field.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.44 action. Does well to shade zone landmarks and has good Will overlap zones and is highly intelligent in abilities to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 anticipatory skills to drop off and challenge throws. Does buzz into a non-primary area and take out passes that
well to work into a challenge position after playing a zone opposing QBs are not accounting for. High levels of range
- 10 Yard Split: N/A off and away from the target. and influence in both Cover 2 and Cover 3.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet at the LOS when tasked with playing man Competitive Toughness: Does not consistently play to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 coverage are not especially clean. Will hop and hinge out of size. Can get tossed around in press situations due to poor
stance; conceding space and a clean release into the feet and is robbed of functional strength. Has good, feisty
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 secondary. Clean drops in zone coverage when tasked with approach when challenging the ball. Will play through
off the ball work. receivers and will break hands in effort to break up throws.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Some of better ball skills in class when working Run Support: Can get ridden out when playing up into the
at the catch point. Lacks quality hands and the ball will POA as a run support defender. Too easily pressed off of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" rattle around at times before securing the catch. Ability to trajectory. Active and willing to step up and be an influence;
use length and punch at the ball is top notch. Does well to particularly in Cover 2 reps when squatting near the LOS.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A maximize wingspan.
Flexibility: Highly pliable athlete. Shows well when Tackling: Has good tackling habits in the D-gap when able
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A having to adjust frame and high point to break up throws. to square up ball carriers without contact. Does well to wrap
Does have clean hip fluidity when flipping off of the LOS up at first contact. Twitch and acceleration generate
- Short Shuttle: 4.18 after pre-snap alignment in press. capability for delivering big blows at the catch point when
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 receivers are not facing tackle.

FILM SCORE
7.55 5.57 6.90 7.96 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State Cornerback Gareon Conley has excellent length and ball skills for the CB position; traits that will
likely make him an early selection in the 2017 NFL Draft. Conley does not always play to his size however; a Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
fault that can be seen on film when Conley tries to play press man coverage or jam at the LOS. Conley will get Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
re-routed but his overall lack of consistency in this area is more of a product of his feet than his functional Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
strength. Cleaning up his base early on in reps at the LOS would do wonders for his game. When carrying Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
receivers down the field Conley does very well to track the football and not allow himself to be worked out of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
position prior to using his length to either challenge the ball with one or two hands. Conley's best fit looks to be as
a deep third defender in a Cover 3 style defense; where his zone overlap skills can be best on display.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Q u i n c y Wi l s o n , C o r n e r b a c k #6
Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 7 Rank: 46


NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2015), Massachusetts (2016), Missouri (2016), Florida State (2016), Alabama (2016), Iowa (2016)
- Measured Height: 6014 Man Cover Skills: Is very physical at the line of Acceleration: Has good recovery speed to close back in on
scrimmage and capable of disrupting release and route receivers but initial acceleration does leave window for
- Measured Weight: 211 stems; patient to get hands fit. Transitions out of backpedal timing throws into the hole up the sideline. Shows excellent
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" are adequate; is a bit lacking in long speed to protect from motor and will pursue and chase plays into the far sideline
vertical shots on an island. when action goes away.
Zone Cover Skills: Route recognition skills are strong and Zone Spacing: Twitch is good but not super explosive to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 does well to peel off of zone stem and attack alternate plant and drive down hill on throws in front of face. Has a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 routes to the ball. Mirrors eyes effectively and still has good large area of influence and length makes up for only above
peripheral vision to process potential targets in the vicinity average short area quickness. Does well overlapping with
- 10 Yard Split: 1.59 and impact plays. teammates.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are smooth but do require space to work; Competitive Toughness: Has stretches of physically
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 is not a typewriter style of drop off player. Does well to dominant play in space. Will get a strong hand fit and roll
stay square at the LOS and not concede an open stem for up receivers; throwing off timing getting out into the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 receivers. Has a clean drop step to collect and re-direct secondary. Is active as a D-gap player and will step up
towards the throw. assertively to challenge.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to pick up a beat on the ball well. Run Support: Will step up on the boundary in an effort to
Trusts eyes and keys to position for a challenge at the catch force ball carriers back into pursuit. Strength is present to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" point. Physical. Receives the ball cleanly with hands. Will push back receivers and force boundary runs to bubble into
work with hand to break through arms of a receiver as ball the sideline.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A arrives.
Flexibility: Hips can get caught high when forced to flip Tackling: Can be a bit passive at times; will cut low and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A 180 degrees and transition from press into the trail position. not utilize wrap up ability and miss some potential plays. In
Has a bendable frame to contort around bodies at the catch the open field against receivers is reliable; does not yield a
- Short Shuttle: 4.02 point and maximize length. Shows little restrictions to key high amount of RAC. Appears to make business decisions
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 backfield and get depth in zones. against larger RBs in the alley.

FILM SCORE
7.05 4.72 6.56 8.13 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Florida's Quincy Wilson has blossomed into one of the best CB prospects in the country. Wilson entered the 2016
season as a full time starter for the first time and did not disappoint. His physical play style both at the line of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
scrimmage and on route stems regularly gets receivers out of sync with their Quarterback; eliminating them from Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the play. Wilson has scheme diversity as well, he is an effective Cornerback in zone coverages as well. Wilson Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
does not have the smoothest or quickest of transitions, so playing in off man situations would likely yield some Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
negative reps and should be avoided pending on game situations and down/distance. Wilson has strong ball skills Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
and will break up pass attempts at the catch point thanks to both his length and physicality when closing down
and impacting receivers. Should be regarded as a potential Day 1 starter for a defensive unit.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr e ' D a v i o u s W h i t e , C o r n e r b a c k # 1 8

Position Overall 167 total tackles, 6 interceptions, 34 passes broken up (PBU)
Rank: 8 Rank: 50
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida, Alabama, Mississippi


Senior Bowl Games watched: Mississippi (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Auburn (2016), Florida (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 5111 Man Cover Skills: Can be prone to getting bumped off of Acceleration: Click and close ability when throws
hip of receivers with size. Overall has great leverage develop in front of face in man coverage is strong. Has good
- Measured Weight: 191 awareness and trusts when to run route for receivers and recovery speed to get into high gear and close a potential
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" turn into the primary target. Movement skills allow for throwing window. Long speed to be relied upon on the
clean mirroring from in phase. boundary.
Zone Cover Skills: Has movement skills to cover for Zone Spacing: Has the short area movement skills and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 only adequate length to challenge throwing windows. Does route recognition ability to mirror and leverage multiple
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 well to leverage multiple stems and will anticipate releases from an off ball position. Has good ability to pass
combinations and transition into an aggressive shadow. off receivers if only target is vacating the premises. Zone
- 10 Yard Split: N/A skills accentuated in the shallow portions of the field.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Shows great foot quickness in a backpedal to Competitive Toughness: Played with more consistency in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 drop off of the LOS and sustain leverage overtop of route 2016 as compared to previous year; had been guilty of some
stems in spite of playing tight at the snap. Shows a good lax plays in run support. Generally scrappy and physical at
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 drop step to collect and break on quick throws in front of the LOS, loves to get into bodies of receivers early on in
face. route stems.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Failure to produce turnovers late in career is not Run Support: Is a fully capable tackler, does well from an
an indictment of ability to play the ball. Does a good job of off ball position to play aggressive and beat wide receivers
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" looking back to identify the ball and will attack with the up to the spot and filter runs appropriately. Shows good
field arm to play through hands; keeping back hand free in tackling habits and was better apt to finish reps during
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A case ball slips through to receiver. Hands catcher. senior season.
Flexibility: Has little issue playing low with the hips in a Tackling: Takes good angles to the ball. Is aggressive at the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A backpedal. Shows desirable bend through the knees while point of first contact. Has movement skills to rapidly close
sustaining speed in the feet to drop off of the LOS down and challenge the D-gap. Is reliable at the catch point
- Short Shuttle: N/A effectively. Showcases a full range of motion throughout to ensure a challenged reception.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 the shoulders and hands to challenge the football.

FILM SCORE
8.15 5.80 6.11 7.93 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Cornerback Tre'Davious White has parlayed a strong start to his career with the Tigers into a
strong offseason circuit. White was one of the best CBs in the country down the stretch and had a strong showing Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
at the 2017 Reese's Senior Bowl. On the field, White is a physical player at the LOS who shows the movement Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
skills and ability to play turn and run coverage with receivers on the boundary. White also offers a fair amount of Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
upside in zone coverage; he has the speed to play off deep third areas and the short area acceleration to play in Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
more shallow sections of the field as well. White could stand to continue to work on not getting knocked off of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the hip of strong receivers; at times it does impede his ability to make a play on the football. White has the
potential to be a Day 1 starter for a defensive unit running any coverage as base; he's very strong in many areas.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Desmond King, Cornerback #14

Date of Birth: 12/14/1994 Senior, University of Iowa Hawkeyes

Rank: 9 Rank: 55

2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pittsburgh (2015), Michigan State (2015), Stanford (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Minnesota (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5101 Man Cover Skills: Functional athleticism does not lend Acceleration: Would classify speed as above average.
well to turn and run coverage at the LOS. Can concede a Does not have the short area burst to cut down on throws in
- Measured Weight: 206 step initially when asked to play in face of receivers. Does front of face consistently but recovery long speed is present.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" well to interrupt routes at top of stem; takes clean angles to Does have second gear when playing from the trail to
transition into trail position after breaks and undercut ball. accelerate and cut off throws before reaching target.
Zone Cover Skills: Illustrates wonderful awareness in Zone Spacing: Very large area of influence. Will contest
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A zones to maximize influence on the field of play. Strong routes not immediately in vicinity if ball takes time to reach
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 efforts to drop out of flat and take away intermediates. target. Length to alter throws overtop of head. Carries
Sustains leverage in deep third or quarters. Rarely caught receivers through zone into teammates well and will not
- 10 Yard Split: N/A out of position, pins receivers well with eyes in backfield. miss delayed routes; holding areas as needed.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Guilty of getting jumpy at the LOS at times in Competitive Toughness: Showcases wonderful
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 press. Transitions are clean; simply lacks the elite high end competitive streak. Very active in both pass defense and run
foot speed some others prefer in the Corner position. Steps game along the boundary. Fights off of blocks quickly and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 are crisp and effective, both driving on throws and flipping will aggressively shoot gaps against OL in space. Likes to
hips open to carry routes up the field. feel receivers when carrying vertically and pin into sideline.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has made a career of getting hands on the ball. Run Support: Excelled D-gap defender. Will pin and
Football intelligence and route recognition skills are off the squeeze laterally against closed sets from an off the ball
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" charts; consistently in a position to alter or challenge position and tackle well at the LOS. Aggressive in both
throws. Tracks the football well in the air and carries speed attacking open field blockers in front of the play and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A well while tracking to finish plays. breaking down skill players in the open field.
Flexibility: Hips show adequate mobility to transition out Tackling: Very aggressive and physical tackler. Wraps up
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of stance and into a trail position when not takes with clean and initiates contact with a strong pad level to jar ball
opening hips vertically. Collects base well and shows strong carriers. Very low missed tackle percentage throughout
- Short Shuttle: 4.18 mobility throughout body to play with a large wingspan and career at Iowa. Does not shy away from contact and takes
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 attack the ball cleanly away from torso. strong angles in space when closing to ball.

FILM SCORE
8.09 7.59 4.53 8.07 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Iowa's Desmond King was the 2015 Jim Thorpe Award winner and after significant consideration elected to
return for his final season at Iowa. King's senior season lacked the statistical impact of 2015; yet King continued Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to illustrate the same strong skillset that made him a standout the year before. King would be a serviceable starter Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
in heavy man coverage oriented defense but has the potential to be a star and standout player if tasked with Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
playing in a heavy zone system. King is at his best from off the ball and with his eyes in the backfield: peripheral Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
vision and route recognition allows him to leverage routes appropriately while also keying the Quarterback. King Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
is a turnover machine and has strong ball skills; cleanly catching balls in his vicinity. King's aggressiveness and
football IQ allow him to be a big component of perimeter run defense as well. A Day 1 starter in a zone system.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Adoree' Jackson, Cornerback #2


Rank: 10 Rank: 63
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Stanford, Notre Dame, Stanford


NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2015), Alabama (2016), Stanford (2016), California (2016), Washington (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5100 Man Cover Skills: Is going to require notable refinement in Acceleration: Explosive athlete. Possesses tremendous
footwork to clean up transitions and finding way into the ability to get into top gear and has the recovery speed to
- Measured Weight: 186 hip pocket of receivers. Pure movement skills are present to catch up to receivers challenging deep down the field. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" play with any receiver. Has the explosiveness to drive and work across the face of receivers from off coverage that
challenge the football early at the catch point. many other defenders could not challenge.
Zone Cover Skills: Is at best from off coverage. Allows for Zone Spacing: Ability to overlap zones is accentuated by
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 sustained cushion and implementation of click and close. the amount of twitch and explosiveness that is present. Does
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 Does well to adjust and leverage multiple route releases to well to stay aware of route releases and hinges/pivots drops
split difference and challenge either potential target. appropriately. Effective in deeper portioned zones to peel
- 10 Yard Split: N/A back as needed.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Foot techniques are in need of refinement; can Competitive Toughness: Versatile athlete that has been a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A get anxious during contact and the LOS. Needs to remain contributor in all phases of the game. Tough with the ball in
patient in press. Has redirection skills that are top notch. hands, does not go out of bounds and maximizes impact in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 Foot quickness is excellent and comfort is present to drop returns and touches. Capable of big hits when closing in on
and plant to drive with authority. lethargic or still targets.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ball tracking skills are excellent. Has the Run Support: Does not frequently spend a lot of time
leap ability to go up and high point balls that are placed around the LOS post-snap but does have good motor to turn
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" overhead. Clean receiver of the ball; even utilized in and locate the football. Has some angular inconsistencies
offensive packages. Takes aggressive angles from off with closing down and squaring up tackles. Capable of
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A coverage to attempt to break up passes. hitting with power.
Flexibility: Mobility and pliability of entire frame is Tackling: Takes some poor angles. Needs to be more
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tremendous. Showcases excellent bend, balance at extreme conservative in closing on the catch point to not concede
angles and the hard plant needed to collect frame and additional yardage if missing a play on the ball. Should be
- Short Shuttle: N/A explode forward as needed. Maximizes ability to challenge more apt to play the up field shoulder and play through the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 the football with how loose the frame is. body of receivers.

FILM SCORE
6.87 6.64 6.48 7.79 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
USC Cornerback Adoree' Jackson presents a highly attractive physical skillset for NFL teams as a moves on to
the next level. Jackson has some lapses with footwork and press technique while playing up on the LOS; however Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
those warts have frequently been masked by elite movement skills and athleticism in college. Jackson is going to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
need to continue to work on perfecting his transitional footwork, yet as a zone defender and playing in off ball Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
situations he is current a much more consistent product. Jackson's high end movement skills allow him to break Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
and cross face of receivers that he has no business challenging; his movement skills are a true game changer. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Jackson illustrates strong ball skills as well, so much so that he's been utilized offensively as a receiver. Jackson
has the ability to contribute as a dynamic return man as well. Should be coveted early on Day 2 of the draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Damontae Kazee, Cornerback #23

Date of Birth: 06/05/1993 Redshirt Senior, San Diego State University Aztecs

Rank: 11 Rank: 80
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: California, Pennsylvania State, Cincinnati

2016 Top Competition: South Alabama, Wyoming, Houston

Senior Bowl Games watched: California (2015), Pennsylvania State (2015), California (2016), South Alabama (2016), Wyoming (2016), Houston (2016)
- Measured Height: 5102 Man Cover Skills: Lacks ideal levels of length or Acceleration: Ability to get up to top speed and break
functional strength to stay firm in the hip pocket of on the football is excellent. Shows good range and has a
- Measured Weight: 183 receivers and carry them down the field. Will struggle to notable second gear when needed to cut off throws. Long
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" break at the catch point to play through wingspan of speed is not as strong due to shorter stature and naturally
assertive receivers. Very physical at the LOS to press. shorter stride.
Zone Cover Skills: Wonderful ability to squat in the flats Zone Spacing: Cerebral approach and awareness in space
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 and be an effective Cover 2 player. Assertive in dropping maximize ability to overlap and challenge targets to all
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 off of the LOS to play bail technique Cover 3 as well and portions of half the field. Will sustain leverage but be within
possesses good spatial awareness to stay in a position to striking distance of jumping throws in front of face as
- 10 Yard Split: N/A challenge targets. needed.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are clean and deliberate in backpedal to Competitive Toughness: Hits as if there were an extra 20
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 sustain leverage overtop of routes. Initial drop step to lbs on frame. Impressive ability to play tough and with pop
collect and drive on throws is compact and effective in in spite of stature. Utilizes leverage to optimal ability; will
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 redirection. Capable of quick, twitchy adjustments of deliver some crushing blows and is able to delay a number
trajectory in traffic. of route releases in press Cover 2.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Tracking ability and understanding of angles to Run Support: Assertive and aggressive to push and fill the
attack the ball in the air are strong. Lacks the length to D-gap when playing from the flat. Motor and closing burst
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04 pluck and play through the hands of receivers but does have to quickly fill the boundary. Will cut low on bigger backs
the ability to reach and utilize total frame in effort to but is effective with approach to tackling ball carriers of all
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A compensate. Excellent nose for the football. sizes.
Flexibility: Shows the desired level of hinge to separate the Tackling: Will have hands full on the boundary at the next
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hips from the shoulders; allowing for drops off of the LOS level at the catch point; does not have the wing or still
while still able to sustain eyes in the backfield and key on standing strength to wrap up the receiver after the catch.
- Short Shuttle: N/A the Quarterback. Capable of coiling low and compacting Much better open field tackler than trying to contest with
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 pads to explode into tackles. receivers while greeting the football.

FILM SCORE
8.36 7.82 4.89 7.68 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
San Diego State Cornerback Damontae Kazee will face a boxed in projection from a number of NFL franchises in
the spring. Kazee does not present the size or length of a boundary cornerback on the NFL level. As a result, his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
value is going to be mitigated by some teams, likely causing less of a demand for his services. Teams Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
implementing a high frequency of press Cover 2 shell or Cover 3/Cover 4 defense would be well served in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
targeting Kazee; as he is a scrappy player and his spatial awareness and ability to key action in the backfield make Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
him a very attractive zone option. Kazee also illustrates an impressive level of competency in the run game. He Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
can fill with aggression and is a clean tackler when coming head to head with ball carriers working into the
boundary. Kazee has a strong nose for the ball and should be considered a potential starter in the right scheme.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Cameron Sutton, Cornerback #23


Rank: 12 Rank: 103

2016 Top Competition: Appalachian State, Virginia Tech, Ohio

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2015), Oklahoma (2015), Florida (2015), Northwestern (2015), Appalachian State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Man Cover Skills: Possesses length and physicality to Acceleration: Has a bit more buildup speed as compared to
disrupt at the LOS and is a strong athlete to flip open hips initial acceleration. Recovery speed is adequate for trying to
- Measured Weight: 182 and play from the trail. Does well to sustain position against gain ground vertically, particularly in the 5-15 yard range.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" wide receivers down the field while looking back to locate Has success transitioning from a face up position into the
the football. Does well to contest with length from trail. trail with speed.
Zone Cover Skills: Does not have the suddenness to jump Zone Spacing: Showed improvement in early sampling
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 throws regularly if playing off of the target. Ability to of 2016 to influence greater areas of the field than
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 process routes is adequate. Positioning and overlap immediate responsibility. Has length to extend and
tendencies are not as effective as playing physically on the challenge throws from off of targets. Does well to stay
- 10 Yard Split: N/A hip of receivers in man. overtop of vertical route stems as a deep third defender.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Transitions were notably cleaner in 2016 than Competitive Toughness: Questions are present after
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 some stretches of 2015. Consistency will be a large question notably bad performance against Alabama; wanted no part
mark from fundamental and transition standpoint. Click and of RB Henry in the alley. Would like to see better
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 close is adequate but not on par with elites in the class in consistency in pursuit away from the football. Took
this regard. leadership role in early 2016; played up to higher standards.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to track and contest the football are both Run Support: Has the size, strength and mobility to be a
strong. Has strong hands and does well to receive throws physically dominant contain player if motor runs hot. Needs
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" that hit him in the hands. Awareness and tracking from the to be more interested in getting involved and less passive
trail position are especially strong and does well to play playing off of blocks with his hands. Penetration/slash reps
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through the hands of receivers. are very strong; difficult to knock off of alignment.
Flexibility: Shows well in efforts to keep hips low in Tackling: Physicality is present and is slapped together
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A transitions; carries well and keeps pad level down. Is not the well to withstand contact. Does very well pressing into the
loosest from the waist down but is above average in plant LOS to close down angles; needs to collect balance better
- Short Shuttle: N/A ability to drive on throws or breaks. Shows large functional when transitioning from a block shed into tackles, however.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 wingspan and catch radius. Length and reach is a plus for wrap tackling.

FILM SCORE
7.96 5.57 5.23 7.62 Sept. 2016: Fractured Ankle Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Cameron Sutton had a very promising senior season trimmed down on account of an ankle fracture. Sutton did
well to answer the bell as a leader on the unit throughout September, raising his level of intensity and effort to be Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the standout player. Sutton is a likeable Corner and has traits that teams will gravitate towards thanks in part to his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
frame and effectiveness in man coverage. A larger sample in 2016 would have been helpful to determine if his Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
added polish and consistency in technique was an aberration or a true progression and application of his physical Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
skills. If playing in a man coverage heavy scheme, Sutton has the potential to be a standout player. He possesses Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the necessary length, physical approach to contesting route stems and ball tracking skills to be successful at the
next level. Sutton needs to continue the promising trajectory 2016 suggested he was on to take that step.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C o r n E l d e r, C o r n e r b a c k #29

Rank: 13 Rank: 110


Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2015), Nebraska (2015), North Carolina (2016), Florida State (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), West Virginia (2016)
- Measured Height: 5101 Man Cover Skills: Lacks the physicality to stay sticky in Acceleration: Has good but not great bucket step transi-
the hip pocket of receivers. Contest ability and usage of tional quickness; can allow in breaks to cross face from an
- Measured Weight: 179 hands at/near the LOS are plus traits and helps to mitigate off position. Speed is more evident over 5-10+ yard ranges;
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" lack of overall frame. Will have issues playing through big has very good long speed and can recover to contest throws
bodied receivers due to anatomical restrictions. with quickness down the field.
Zone Cover Skills: Has shown a tremendous awareness of Zone Spacing: Does very well to overlap coverages with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 location on the field and routes entering/exiting vicinity. Is fellow teammates and anticipate throwing windows to jump
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 very difficult to isolate and high/low due to spatial aware- into path of the football. Success is thanks to smooth hips/
ness of combatants on the field. Movement skills promote transitions plus an excellent mental skill set to identify route
- 10 Yard Split: N/A high area of range and contest ability. leverages and react.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Smooth mover in the open field and has the Competitive Toughness: Plays the run tougher than many
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A ability to collect and re-direct movement with minimal CBs 15 lbs heavier in the D-gap. Will get pushed around by
wasted movement. Natural explosion off of drop step is some more well put together receivers on the boundary;
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 good but not great. Low built COG and fluid hips promote both as a run defender and disrupting route stems. Hits can
smooth re-directions. pack a wallop.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has let a number of pass targets slip through Run Support: Flies up field from an off position to quickly
hands and fall incomplete. Angles to contest football are close down the D-gap and prevent runners from getting
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A strong and shows anticipation to jump patterns. Will not shoulders square to the LOS. Does well to engage blockers
have success vs. jump balls in spite of leap ability due to and force backs to pick an alley. Strong tackler in the flats.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lack of length/strength. Aggressive breaking hands of WRs.
Flexibility: Pliable player .Maximizes limits of physical Tackling: Shows great aggression to attack ball carriers of
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A frame with great efficiency thanks to mobility throughout all sizes. Is effective at the catch point to contest and colli-
the body. Hips flip open with little effort and assist in sion; recognizes when PBU opportunities are not present
- Short Shuttle: N/A carrying speed up the field when having to drop off away and will go for a safe play. Hits well about what weight and
from the LOS. frame would suggest.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16

FILM SCORE
6.62 5.51 4.90 7.82 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Cornerback prospect Corn Elder may be one of the more restricted prospects in terms of scheme transition. His
overall lack of length and size are going to scare a number of teams and will likely make it difficult for him to Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
become a fixture along a defensive perimeter. However, Elder has the physical style of play and mental awareness Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to be a true asset on the field: teams that utilize a high frequency of Cover 2 zone may be willing to implement Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Elder on the boundary. Furthermore; Elder has the movement skills and quickness to be present as an asset from Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the slot as a nickel CB. Elder also has contributed with great effectiveness as both a return player and on kick Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
coverage units. Elder has great long speed and will be difficult for defenders to get behind when attacking
vertically. Not the most scheme diverse talent but could start in the right situation.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a l e n " Te e z " Ta b o r, C o r n e r b a c k # 3 1
Date of Birth: 12/31/1996 Junior, University of Florida Gators

Rank: 14 Rank: 115

2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Florida State, Alabama

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2015), Alabama (2015), Tennessee (2016), Florida State (2016), Arkansas (2016), Alabama (2016), Iowa (2016)
- Measured Height: 6012 Man Cover Skills: Sticky in man to man situations when Acceleration: Has adequate long speed but acceleration is
running in phase. Is guilty of getting overly grabby when more buildup speed as compared to quick twitch. Does not
- Measured Weight: 199 routes break sharply and leveraged over top. At best in man have big time click and close ability when playing over top
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" when asked to disrupt early on at the LOS as compared to of plays. Needs time on missed bites to recover and get back
playing off man and being asked to mirror in space. into position.
Zone Cover Skills: Route recognition and IQ is very Zone Spacing: Ability to overlap is a huge plus and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.62 strong. Does well transitioning from initial drop to allows for many additional challenges and plays on the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 challenge throws in the vicinity. Takes strong angles to ball. Has peripheral vision and understanding of when free
challenge catch point when playing overtop and carries to turn and chase receivers or when to squat and double
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receivers through to teammate areas well. back.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are clean but not especially quick. Lacks Competitive Toughness: Would like to see some
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 9 the foot quickness to rapidly plant and drive from off the additional urgency in getting involved in run plays up the
ball. Transitions well and is able to carry transition steps middle. Very physical press player and does well to disrupt
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 when asked to turn and flip the hips up the field and work route timing or breaks at the top of route stems.
into trail position.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Hands have had a few balls rattle around Run Support: Cautious when working off of the LOS and
and fall to the turf. Does very well to pick up trajectory of stays overtop of any would be blockers. Passiveness can
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" the ball and break optimally to challenge. Physical with yield yards at times. Has the physical play style to get into
hands to break hands of receivers and play through receivers and beat up potential blockers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receiving triangle.
Flexibility: Hips have a reasonable amount of mobility as Tackling: Guilty of getting sloppy at times. Will chop
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a mean s of flipping the hips and sustaining speed when some tackle attempts and whiff; conceding additional
playing vertical. Shows good torso/hip hinge to keep eyes yardage. When squaring pads and aligning hips is a big time
- Short Shuttle: N/A in the backfield while dropping off in bail zone techniques. tackler with great pop ability in the secondary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 Good upper body/shoulder mobility to play with length.

FILM SCORE
6.94 6.81 4.93 7.65 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Florida's "Teez" Tabor is a highly regarded Cornerback in the 2017 NFL Draft; many pundits suggest he may be
the best at his position in the class. Study of the film reveals there are some notable concerns that may limit his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
ceiling, however. Tabor is a very physical corner with good press skills and the ability to overlap zones Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
effectively. Yet when asked to play turn and run coverage Tabor has only adequate mobility throughout the hips Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and lacks the short area acceleration skills to protect from vertical shots unless the ball is delivered late. Tabor in Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
an off the ball position shows very likeable football intelligence, route recognition and the ball skills to take Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
aggressive angles to the ball as a means of compensating for high end plant and drive ability. Tabor projects best
(and can be a quality starter) in press zones and deep third/quarter heavy pass defenses.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J e r e m y C u t r e r, C o r n e r b a c k # 8
Date of Birth: 02/27/1994 (JUCO) Senior, Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders

Rank: 15 Rank: 120
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Alabama, Western Kentucky, Louisiana Tech

2016 Top Competition: Vanderbilt, Louisiana Tech, Western Kentucky

MTSU Pro Day Games watched: Alabama (2015), Vanderbilt (2016), Western Kentucky (2016), Missouri (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Man Cover Skills: Will struggle with the more physical Acceleration: Has adequate recovery speed at the LOS
boundary receivers at the LOS. Has good stab with hand at to work back into a position to challenge. Burst is most
- Measured Weight: 168 the LOS to jam and disrupt release. Length to play from the notable when picking up ball in flight while dropping into a
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A trail position and has adequate transitions to flip hips at the deep third or quarter portion of the field. Initial drop step is
LOS and run with receivers. limited due to anatomical length but good secondary drive.
Zone Cover Skills: Very likeable in Cover 3; has fluidity in Zone Spacing: Overlap ability when playing off the ball is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 hips to drop with pace and the ability to hinge the hips and strong. Shows good spatial awareness and the ability to drop
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 gain depth. Short area disruption skills thanks to length but with anticipation and take away a throwing window and
quick twitch in tight vicinities is not a skill that will pop off challenge the football. Has length and range to preserve
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of the screen. overtop responsibilities.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are efficient. Patient at the LOS and will Competitive Toughness: Shows excellent hustle and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A filter receivers into desired release with leverage at the line. motor. Defensive flow on run plays allows for an impact on
Has clean footwork but short area twitch is not a high end the ball in the MOF. Has ability to play with physicality and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 strength to click and close initially on sharp breaking does not let stronger players get into head. Will attack at the
patterns. LOS or challenge with physicality at the catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has a strong nose for the football. 28 combined Run Support: Length allows for a clean stack of blocks
plays on the football in 23 games at the FBS level. Length is on the boundary but would like to see greater attention to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A a huge asset. Has active hands to break the ball at the hands utilizing hands to break run fits of receivers. Is a sure open
of receivers and is capable of extending around bodies. field tackler and utilizes wingspan effectively for a high
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Shows good skill reading ball in the air. area of influence.
Flexibility: Impressive ability to detach the hips from the Tackling: Does well at the catch point to play the body of
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shoulders and move each half of frame independently to receivers before challenging the football. Wrap up tackler
move with speed. Hips can get a touch high on drop steps with awareness to adjust attacks on ball carriers depending
- Short Shuttle: N/A but more of an anatomical limitation as compared to poor on the angle of pursuit and the type of player holding the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 form or technique. football.

FILM SCORE
6.19 8.38 6.08 7.37 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Middle Tennessee State Cornerback Jeremy Cutrer is an impressive story: a highly coveted recruit who was
forced to start his career in JUCO due to eligibility issues (he was targeted initially by LSU). After two years of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
JUCO, Cutrer again missed the chance to commit to LSU and joined the Blue Raiders program just 3 weeks prior Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to the start of the 2015 season. Cutrer started all but one of the 10 games he played and has proven to be a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
disruptive player in the secondary on account of his length, anticipation and ball skills. Cutrer needs to continue Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to dedicate himself to adding weight on his frame; his glaring issue is that of a long, lean body that can get Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
overwhelmed by more powerful receiver. Cutrer projects most favorably into a Cover 3 role but he has the length
and turn/run ability to be a viable consideration on Day 3 for a defensive unit that implements press man as well.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Kevin King, Cornerback #20

Date of Birth: 12/14/1995 Senior, University of Washington Huskies

Rank: 16 Rank: 126


NFL Combine Games watched: Washington State (2016), Oregon (2016), Southern California (2016), Colorado (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6030 Man Cover Skills: Can play a bit loose at the top of route Acceleration: Has notable acceleration skills after
stems and concede space initially on cut. Does well to use flipping hips up the field to recover and sustain long
- Measured Weight: 200 length and athleticism to work back into favorable leverage and length. Steps in tight areas do require drop step
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" positioning. Can lose track of receivers when tracking the and a touch of a delay to get long limbs to drop and drive
ball over the shoulder. effectively.
Zone Cover Skills: Plays most consistently bail technique Zone Spacing: Skills in zone are best in vertical situations.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.43 in deep third responsibilities. Has good mobility through the Will struggle to close laterally if routes break across ace.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 hips to gain depth and has the length to be an influence on Has good deep range and wingspan to influence throws
vertical shots. Less twitchy in tight spaces to click and close trying to work overtop in deep third.
- 10 Yard Split: 1.55 on routes in front of face.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Can be loose with steps when playing overtop Competitive Toughness: Great competitiveness at the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 of routes and bubble transitions. Does well to take sharp catch point. Does well to pin receivers and press into the
angles and accelerate to cover up. Steps up the field when boundary. Struggles some with leverage and strength when
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 working to sustain leverage are clean. Patient at the LOS playing forward into the teeth of a run or trying to work
when tasked with pressing. through traffic.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Excellent length. Has good single hand contest Run Support: Has a passive approach on the boundary.
skills and maximizes length with greeting ball and feeling Will squat overtop and is more apt to prevent big plays up
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A receiver with free hand. Needs to be more aware of staying the sideline than charging into the LOS to try to make plays.
tight on hip of receivers when eyes flip back to the football. Pursuit from the back side or on runs cutting back into the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A MOF is strong.
Flexibility: Impressive mobility for such a long frame. Tackling: More of a slashing style tackler. Will cut low
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Does have high set hips and pads can get high on and get around the knees of ball carriers. Has a large
transitional sequences. Has clean shoulder pivot to keep wingspan and tackle radius in the secondary on account of
- Short Shuttle: 3.89 eyes set on backfield action while gaining depth up the length. Is not a coil/pop tackler and fails to bring much
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 boundary. power in head up situations.

FILM SCORE
7.82 5.40 7.55 6.99 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Washington Cornerback Kevin King has the length and size profile that will cause defensive coaches to drool. In
certain sequences, that length is a dominant trait and one that will mask a lot of issues in King's game. Yet too Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
frequently King is caught with soft coverage at the top of route stems and seems to lose track of his receiver when Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
looking back to key on the football. In shorter areas, King's length can be a bit of a detriment, as his step length is Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
long and requires an extra split second to get his foot to catch and drive in a different direction to mirror against Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
routes breaking off his trajectory. King has great ball skills at the catch point and in deep third coverages has the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
ability to be a consistence piece of a secondary. King could warrant consideration on late Day 2 for scheme
specific fits but universally his value is much more attractive on early Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Howard Wilson, Cornerback #6

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Sophomore, University of Houston Cougars

Rank: 17 Rank: 143
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Tennessee Tech, Louisville, Texas State


NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2016), Navy (2016), Louisville (2016), San Diego State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Man Cover Skills: More effective currently in off Acceleration: Has a notable second gear and is capable of
coverage. Has length and enough juice to make up ground pushing to work across the face of receivers and challenge
- Measured Weight: 184 and find way back into hip pocket. Does not showcase the ball. Has adequate long speed to protect vertically,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" desirable foot quickness to shadow and mirror on route especially when playing off and able to diagnose a firm
stems when playing up on the LOS. push up the field.
Zone Cover Skills: Effective in bail technique. Does well Zone Spacing: Range is strong. Has good, fluid transitions
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 to see things developing in front of face and anticipate with hips and has enough burst to work back into short
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 opportunities to charge and break on the football. Can get throws. Spacing when isolated vs. high/low concepts can
over-anxious at times when playing as a deep defender and get a bit stagnant and allow one receiver to uncover and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A lose contain. come free.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are workable but needs to continue to Competitive Toughness: Frame is wire thin and can get
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A develop strong transition steps in order to protect from lack nailed down into the sideline by receivers on boundary run
of high end recovery quickness in the lower half. Has a plays. Does have a great motor and will hustle to attempt to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 sharp drive step when having to charge to the LOS. corral ball carriers from the back side or when springing
into the secondary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Tremendous reads on the ball. Takes high end Run Support: Will take firm charges to seal the edge when
angles and catches the nose of the ball with ease. Tracks the facing a down block from boundary receivers or open sets.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" ball like a receiver and capable of attacking in the air much Does well to attack pulling blockers down low and force a
like an offensive player as well. pile. Reactionary quickness is present but at times sloppy in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A initial angle.
Flexibility: Has high end body contortion skills to greet the Tackling: Lean frame and lack of high end arm length pose
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball or challenge receivers. Pad level sits too high when some natural restrictions. Does well with wrap up situations
working in space and in zone drops to work onto desired when able to firmly get the hands around torso. Has a
- Short Shuttle: 3.94 platform. violent finish mentality and will slide feet to keep base
ready to drive and toss ball carriers down.

FILM SCORE
6.15 6.64 6.56 7.23 2015 Torn ACL Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Houston Cornerback Howard Wilson is an underrated candidate to grow and develop into a starting Cornerback at
the NFL level. Wilson, a redshirt sophomore coming off of an ACL tear after just three games in 2015, is still Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
notably raw in coverage and his play diagnosis skills are going to require a good level of added polish. Yet from a Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
raw skillset perspective Wilson has excellent natural ball skills and has enough size to physically fill out his frame Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and be a more consistent collision defender near the LOS. As is, Wilson is at his best playing off of the LOS to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
allow him to see routes developing in front of his face as a Cover 3 defender. He has enough burst to take on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
intermediate level throws and shows flashes of strong run support shooting up into the box. Wilson would be a
great add in the middle rounds for a team looking for a high upside selection.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jalen Myrick, Cornerback #5

Date of Birth: 02/27/1995 Senior, University of Minnesota Golden Gophers

Rank: T18 Rank: 145
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Michigan, Ohio State

2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Iowa, Wisconsin

East/West Shrine Games watched: Texas Christian (2015), Nebraska (2015), Maryland (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Iowa (2016)
- Measured Height: 5095 Man Cover Skills: Plays sticky in top of route stems Acceleration: High end movement skills; linear speed and
thanks to high end mobility and movement skills. Is built burst are among best traits. Capable of quickly getting up to
- Measured Weight: 202 low and compact, enabling good balance and toughness top gear and will drive on windows and greet the ball in a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" when playing in phase to not get bumped out of position. manner in which many others have the range to be able to
Aggressive at the catch point. accomplish.
Zone Cover Skills: Is best in Cover 2 or working Zone Spacing: Has high amounts of range. When left to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.28 intermediates. Lack of height in frame is troubling for underneath areas has a willingness to flow and carry
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 protecting vertically. Needs to work on angles to the receivers out of area in effort to get a misread from the
receiver and work through bodies when driving on throws Quarterback and challenge throws.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A into general vicinity.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Foot quickness is splendid. Shows good knee Competitive Toughness: Scrappy at the catch point.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 bend to keep the hips low and allow for sudden transitions Can get run through along the LOS if pressing disruption
to flip up the field. Has great natural quickness in backpedal techniques early on in route stems. Lacks stature for many
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 to sustain leverage as a of defender. to feel confident in ability to not get outjumped/worked for
50/50 balls.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Soft, clean hands. Capable of receiving the Run Support: Is capable of stepping up and challenging
nose of the ball cleanly and converting interception but is not especially effective shedding blocks or playing
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" opportunities. Keys on the ball well to play through the with aggression to filter runs back inside to pursuit. Can be
hands of receivers at the catch point. Active effort to use a bit disjointed as an open field tackler.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A both hands.
Flexibility: Shows good ability to flip the hips; backpedal Tackling: Needs to be more sure of securing the tackle at
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and subsequent transition shows a low set of hips with good the catch point when driving in from of ball opportunities.
bend in the lower half. Comfortable playing with feet out Has a habit of ducking low and attempting to sweep from
- Short Shuttle: 4.22 away from under hips to plant and drive. feet in head up situations.

FILM SCORE
5.23 3.95 7.09 7.44 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Minnesota Cornerback Jalen Myrick brings a twitchy skillset to the next level and compliments some of his
fine work as a defensive player with excellent skills as a return player; further supplementing his impact on the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
game and adding to his value. Myrick as a work case scenario should be regarded as a starting caliber return Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
player. Although Myrick shows the desired size for the position from a weight perspective; he is at times far too Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
passive and needs to play with more aggression and violence in order to unlock his full potential. Dangerous with Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the ball in his hands, Myrick shows good ball skills and if playing in situations that allow for clean breaks on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
throws in front of face; Myrick could be a notable contributor and a quality depth option for a NFL franchise in
2017 and beyond.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
C h i d o b e Aw u z i e , C o r n e r b a c k # 4

Rank: T18 Rank: 146


NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2016), Stanford (2016), Southern California (2016), Washington (2016)
- Measured Height: 5117 Man Cover Skills: Has some limited length; limiting Acceleration: Burst is more notable playing forward than
ability to play effective press coverage and influence throws when pressed vertically. Good acceleration out of the slot to
- Measured Weight: 202 when playing from trail position. Has good movement skills pressure the backfield and slip in past protection schemes.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" in open space and clean ability to hinge and open stance as Has an adequate level of long speed to protect against deep
needed. targets.
Zone Cover Skills: Shows some tunnel vision to get Zone Spacing: Needs to be more aware of staying home
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.43 influenced by initial receiver stem in area; can get sucked and not getting manipulated to produce throwing windows.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 out of zones by being overambitious to carry through Has good chance of direction skills and does well to plant
vicinity. Is more reliable in deep third portions of the field and drive in order to challenge throws in front of face with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A but lacks length to high point vertically. burst.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Sudden feet and compact steps to enable Competitive Toughness: Needs to be more assertive filling
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 smooth transitions and clean flip of the hips up the field into the LOS as a run support defender. Can get jolted at the
when tasked with working quickly off the LOS to sustain top of route stems against bigger receivers and concede too
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 depth. Has clean backpedal. much separation. Would like to see greater after initial read
effort in pursuit.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has let a number of throws get away; failing to Run Support: Is passive when playing off the ball or even
convert potential turnovers. Likely a byproduct of smaller against open sets to charge and fill into the boundary. Needs
- Standing Broad Jump: 12'00" hands; has issues squeezing the ball cleanly and receivers to be more aggressive to play off of blockers. Shows soft
are effective playing through catch point to break and tackling habits when filling in between the tackles or on the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disrupt. boundary.
Flexibility: Has little restrictions in frame in way of Tackling: Guilty of stopping the feet in tight areas and will
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A movement skills. Shows a dynamic lower half and loose, attempt to chop low; concedes extra yardage. Does well to
fluid feet to play on steep angles and carry speed when ensure a clean angle to the catch point as a defender in
- Short Shuttle: 4.14 charging to the football. space. Much more disciplined in the secondary than playing
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 near the LOS.

FILM SCORE
7.63 6.08 7.00 6.96 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Colorado Cornerback Chidobe Awuzie brings likeable skills to the Cornerback position; but his permanent home
is going to be a puzzle for many franchises. Awuzie lacks the tackling prowess and consistency as a physical Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
defender in tight areas to warrant high end consideration as a slot defender, yet he also is lacking in the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
physicality to get off of blocks and protect the boundary as a perimeter defender. As a pass defender, Awuzie can Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
be inconsistent holding his zone responsibilities and has issues with length to protect vertically and strength to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
protect against bigger bodies. His best fit is likely as a slot Cornerback in nickel packages to counter interior Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
receivers. That would be an effective mask for many of his issues as a defender; yet it would also notably temper
his demand as a 2017 NFL Draft commodity.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Rasul Douglas, Cornerback #13

Date of Birth: 08/29/1994 (JUCO) Redshirt Senior, West Virginia University Mountaineers

Rank: 20 Rank: 152

2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Miami (FL)

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas (2015), Texas Tech (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Kansas (2016), Oklahoma (2016), Miami (FL) (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Man Cover Skills: Impressive specimen at the LOS; highly Acceleration: Has buildup speed on account of long steps
capable of disrupting route releases. Does well to ride out and strides. If having to hinge to turn and run will lose
- Measured Weight: 204 stems when initiating contact early on. Will pin and squeeze ground as the hips flip. Top end speed and ability to sustain
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" receivers when playing in phase. Lacks step quickness in off long burst is present and enough to allow for some recovery
man situations to stay assertive at break. down the field.
Zone Cover Skills: Skills in zone are most apparent when Zone Spacing: Length is a huge asset. Capable of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.59 chance to disrupt in the flats. Transitions to drive and work playing with a large sphere of influence. Short area
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 back downhill have a lag. Shows good length and awareness movement skills operate with a lag due to anatomical length
to peel off of target landmark to challenge throws to other but length will mask to a degree. Can fail to split difference
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receivers in vicinity. on initial drop down the field on deep third.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are long and fail to step with quickness to Competitive Toughness: Extremely physical and is at
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 collect base and drive with suddenness. Has some issues best when able to establish hands on receivers early on.
with redirection at the catch point or when closing in open Frame is long and has no issue delivering blows when
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 space. Shows a likeable deliberateness to step efficiency. closing laterally on the ball carrier. Overwhelming at the
catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Will play with confidence and aggression at the Run Support: Will let some backs get away with missed
catch point. Tracks the ball well and syncs challenges with tackles. Tackle radius is high and is assertive playing down
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" arrival of the ball to bat and break hands. Has an excellent into the LOS as a means to being a force player on the
nose for the football and generating turnovers on tightly boundary. Shows good motor to get into pursuit if runs
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contested targets. work up the middle or away.
Flexibility: Has some definite tightness throughout the hips. Tackling: Will fail at times to wrap up and concede extra
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Needs to try to get the butt down in the backpedal to collect yardage. Does well on lateral targets to sustain hand on the
and drive with more suddenness. Will let the pads raise up hip of receiver to feel body at catch point. Will coil and
- Short Shuttle: 4.26 when having to flip the hips up the field if playing off and explode on smaller ball carriers and is capable of making
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 in space. presence felt in the alley.

FILM SCORE
4.82 6.02 6.20 7.48 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
West Virginia's Rasul Douglas checks boxes as a long, disruptive Cornerback. The NFL has trended towards
Corners with size in recent years; which will add value to Douglas' draft stock as a true 6'2 athlete at the position. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Douglas' length is both a blessing and curse: he's highly disruptive and effective utilizing his hands to play into Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
receivers at the LOS. When afforded the chance to play press man coverage Douglas is effective in squeezing Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
receivers as they work down the field. Where Douglas' length is detrimental is in off reps away from the LOS. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Douglas' frame is long and requires long steps in order to collect balance or re-direct; as a result his breaks on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
throws in front of his face or reactions to hard breaking route stems will concede separation with consistency.
Press heavy pressure oriented defensive schemes are the optimal fit for the likes of Douglas.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
J a c k To c h o , C o r n e r b a c k # 2 9
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, North Carolina State University Wolfpack

Rank: 21 Rank: 174
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Clemson, Florida State, North Carolina

2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Louisville, Florida State

East/West Shrine Games watched: Boston College (2015), Florida State (2015), Notre Dame (2016), Clemson (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 5117 Man Cover Skills: Has good, sturdy frame and functional Acceleration: Long speed and burst is only adequate. Does
strength to stay in hip pocket. Lacking some in long speed not show notable skill heading forward or flipping hips up
- Measured Weight: 200 and can get stacked vertically if left in man to man coverage the field to carry receivers. Has a second gear to turn on
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" on the boundary. when tracking the ball but is not a reliable island player in
man to man due to a lack of long speed.
Zone Cover Skills: Physical. Does well to sustain shaded Zone Spacing: Has a moderate level of range. Will not
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 alignments and sustain coverage at the LOS. Prevents inside consistently greet the football when having to charge from
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 release when coverage dictates. Is more effective in shorter platform; lacks burst and length with wingspan to regularly
areas and does well to drop off and carry receivers if not jar at the football.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A held to the flat.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Shows good step pacing and spacing to Competitive Toughness: Scrappy player at the LOS. Will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 transition out of a square alignment and quickly transition show good jam and stab hand work at the LOS to stay
into in phase position. Will drive effectively without much square and filter releases as desired or as dictated by SAF
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 in the form of additional steps and does showcase good leverage on the back end. Active stepping up vs. empty sets
angles on pursuit. to challenge in the run game.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has good hand/eye coordination to see throws Run Support: Is not consistent in playing off of blocks on
incoming and will optimize frame. Does lack length and the boundary. Does well when playing off to take a sharp
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" will have some trouble playing around bodies at the next pursuit angle. Fairly solid tackler and does well to optimize
level to get a clean challenge on the football. frame and catch ball carriers with square pads to prevent
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A additional yards.
Flexibility: Shows some tightness through the hips. Makes Tackling: Will square up if left head up on ball carriers on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A clean footwork imperative; does not show natural recovery one on one in space and has good patience to not tip hand
ability to bounce back from a poor hinge and filter at the and concede the edge. Needs to catch square; does not have
- Short Shuttle: N/A line of scrimmage. ideal levels of length to wrap up and squeeze to firmly
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 finish if challenging laterally.

FILM SCORE
8.10 4.61 6.96 6.78 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina State Cornerback Jack Tocho brings a nice blend of mobility and size to the next level and should
warrant consideration in the middle rounds thanks to some good zone spacing abilities and skill to play physical Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
as a disruption player in the secondary. Tocho is at his best interrupting route releases at the LOS and does well to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
get hands firmly on bodies before filtering into the secondary and getting necessary drops. While Tocho lacks the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
long speed to be a viable boundary starter in some systems; his physicality and spacing IQ will allow him to be a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
quality depth player at an absolute worst. Tocho can contribute on special teams as well; he's got strong tackling Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
skills when squaring up ball carriers appropriately and illustrates the appropriate mindset to be a bothersome
prospect on the third units.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jourdan Lewis, Cornerback #26


Rank: 22 Rank: 191


Senior Bowl Games watched: Utah (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Ohio State (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5100 Man Cover Skills: Has issues with lack of true long speed Acceleration: Lacking in high end burst. Susceptible to
to stay sticky when locked in on receivers. Has good sticki- giving up separation on deep routes, especially if not
- Measured Weight: 188 ness on non-vertical routes to stay firmly in the hip pocket protected with a deep Safety. Has adequate long speed but
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" and stay tight against crossers. Has good transitions at the does not have the second gear to kick in and make up
top of route stems. ground on well placed throws.
Zone Cover Skills: Shows less of a feel for diagnosing Zone Spacing: Guilty at times of holding unnecessarily in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 routes in front of face as compared to mirroring stems when zone coverage; can afford to carry route stems further
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 working in space. Has adequate click and close capabilities down the field to overlap if not held by a shallow receiver.
to challenge from squatting in space. Has given up easy in breaking routes when playing off the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet work with activeness and quickness in step Competitive Toughness: Aggressive D-gap filling
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 frequency. Will flip and hinge the hips with a hard over step defender when playing in the slot. Will shoot quickly and
to work quickly but lacks the fluidity in the hips to do so does well to fill with intent to finish. Has nice physicality
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 with enough burst to not lose half a step. and hand checking skills when carrying routes down the
field to feel receivers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Every so often will lose track of where he is on Run Support: Has a good attitude to step up in the lane.
the field in relation to receiver and look the wrong way back Less successful working in against blockers when having to
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" for the ball (Orange Bowl GW TD). Has excellent hands play through traffic from an off ball position. Has good
and has strong high point ability and extension skills to tackling habits and is patient to stay squatting overtop of the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A track and greet ball at highest point. ball carrier as a last line of defense as needed.
Flexibility: Has some tightness through the hips when Tackling: Reliable space tackler thanks to patience and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A having to flip and carry receivers up the field. Tightness understanding of when to shoot gaps. Wrap up skills are
does not translate to upper half when attempting to contest good but not great due to general stature.
- Short Shuttle: N/A throws put overtop of the helmet.

FILM SCORE
6.32 6.47 5.34 7.06 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
University of Michigan defensive back Jourdan Lewis has excellent ball skills and shows good competency as a
shallow man defender. He lacks the long speed to be effective as a boundary player and is handcuffed by some Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
limited length; which is going to temper his upside and results. Lewis is a more sure defender when playing man Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
coverages but will need a deep safety to sustain cushion against vertical routes; Lewis shows some tightness in his Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
hip transitions and struggles to sustain play speed when having to open hips up into the field. A player with a Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
strong motor and reliable tackling skills, Lewis could be considered a valuable depth player with special teams Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
abilities (he was involved in the running game) or be a viable option as a nickel defender for teams who
implement a lot of shell coverage to protect themselves deep.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Brian Allen, Cornerback #14


Rank: 23 Rank: 196
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Oregon, Washington


NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2015), Southern California (2016), Washington (2016), Colorado (2016)
- Measured Height: 6031 Man Cover Skills: Still learning how to utilize length and Acceleration: Has above average initial movement
strength as a press defender. Has natural mobility and quickness; very gifted natural athlete. Has good long speed
- Measured Weight: 215 quickness to stay sticky with further polish and footwork and will sustain contested coverage working down the field
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" refinement at the LOS. Length is tremendous and does well against many comers on the boundary.
to stay in phase when flipped up the field.
Zone Cover Skills: Guilty of too many false steps while Zone Spacing: Range and length will make for a highly
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 operating in space. Will drop too far and concede easy effective player in the shorter vicinities with greater polish.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 routes underneath. Has quickness and length to be a high Currently too prone to oversetting and will give too much
sphere of influence defender in short or long area zones and space to receivers to work. Does well to carry receivers out
- 10 Yard Split: N/A possesses needed transitional quickness. of area and mirror route stems.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet have no issue with vertical transitions Competitive Toughness: Big, mean and nasty on the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 when needing to get vertical at the LOS. Can get caught boundary. Effective when able to get hands on receivers to
jumping out of stance as a press defender. Has fluid step re-route at the line. Brings a good attitude to run support
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 frequency; a rare treat of an athlete working backwards to and will step up and attack ball carriers or receivers in
sustain sudden feet. shallow areas to make a hit.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Easy to see why move to defensive side has Run Support: Length causes issues for blockers trying to
taken place; should have had another handful of INT last step up and wall out of the play. Has good aggression and
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" season. Length is strong. Will read the ball well when the intent to get involved with the play, will flow from the
carrying vertically; accustomed to being the receiver in such backside with good effort. Long, rangy tackler.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations to arrive at the ball.
Flexibility: Surprising levels of looseness throughout Tackling: Length and physicality is superb for a boundary
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A frame. Does well to hinge and can optimize length with corner. High area of influence and does well to align pads
loose shoulders. Has nice hip drop and sustains balance well and torso with frame of targets. Has good mirror ability and
- Short Shuttle: 4.34 when dropping off of the LOS. discipline to come to balance in the open field. Speed to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 make up ground from behind.

FILM SCORE
4.52 6.07 6.81 6.99 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Utah Cornerback Brian Allen has an intriguing Day 3 skillset that is sure to entice teams that love length and
strength in boundary Cornerbacks. Allen is a two year defensive player, having originally started with the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
program as a Wide Receiver before depth issues forced him into action. In the time since, Allen has proven to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
be a natural. He's got otherworldly length and movement skills but does need to add further polish to his route Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
combination recognition and not be so passive when playing in space. Allen also has some lapses with his feet at Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the LOS; anchoring firmly and mirroring as needed would allow him to optimize his skill as a press corner. Allen Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
brings good ball tracking skills and the ability to disrupt consistently from the hip pocket. A mid-Day 3 range
prospect, Allen has the upside and ceiling to develop into a high end starter with time.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ashton Lampkin, Cornerback #6


Rank: 24 Rank: 215


East/West Shrine Games watched: Mississippi (2015), West Virginia (2016), Oklahoma (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: True mirror skills are adequate. Has Acceleration: More of a forward breaking athlete than on
good reactive quickness to shadow when stacked over top capable of working hips vertically up the field and
- Measured Weight: 189 of routes. Does not have great long speed or length; can get successfully carrying receivers down the field. Burst off of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" compromised with tested deep against accurate vertical drive foot is not overtly explosive but rather smooth in
passers. transitional quickness.
Zone Cover Skills: Does very well to key the Quarterback Zone Spacing: Consistently able to stick foot in the ground
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 and is effective in utilizing peripheral vision to view and challenge thanks to consistent efforts to alter landmarks
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 receivers and shade correctly. Does well buzzing forward based on routes entering areas and strong natural
out of zones to challenge receivers at the catch point. intelligence as a player. More effective in shallow zones
- 10 Yard Split: N/A than vertically.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Does not have high end foot quickness and Competitive Toughness: Plays mean. Hits like a much
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 steps are not overly explosive to cover high ground. Does bigger player. Scrappy and combative at the catch point.
well to play with balance and control; will transition out of Does well to finish tackle opportunities with violent and is
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 a drop and work forward with some success. fearless in driving forward to attempt to dislodge the
football.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Lack of length is troubling but successful with Run Support: Active support player and plays with hair on
angles to extend and greet the football with effectiveness. fire on the boundary. Success in shedding blocks will be
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Shows a visible punch when tested and will sweep through tempered at the next level due to strength in the upper half
the hands of receivers well. and a lack of natural length to separate from boundary
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receivers and continue into pursuit.
Flexibility: Has some notable tightness in the lower half, Tackling: Does well to utilize a number of tackling
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A especially notable when attempting to peel back across techniques in the open field. Will play through the body as a
momentum as a stacked defender in the pass game. squatting zone defender. Will cut low and chop down
- Short Shuttle: N/A bigger ball carriers with a sudden drop of the pads in one on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 one.

FILM SCORE
7.20 3.53 6.69 6.68 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma State Cornerback Ashton Lampkin is a fun, combative player with more influence than one would
expect in assessing his measurables. Lampkin plays with violence and a deliberate physicality that one wouldn't Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
expect for a sub-190 lb CB. Lampkin is at his best in shallow zone areas; there he's able to process the play and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
use his strong anticipatory skills to break into the trajectory of the football. Lampkin is a strong open field tackler Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and although his success as a fill defender will likely be tempered by longer, stronger receivers on the boundary at Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the NFL level; there's a mentality there that will likely transition over to the special teams units. Lampkin plays Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
with visible passion and makes up for only adequate change of direction skills with strong football intelligence
and low center of gravity.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Tr e s t o n D e C o u d , C o r n e r b a c k # 1 4
Date of Birth: 08/01/1993 Redshirt Senior, Oregon State University Beavers

Rank: 25 Rank: 217
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Stanford, Oregon

2016 Top Competition: Colorado, Washington, Stanford

East/West Shrine Games watched: Colorado (2016), Oregon (2016), Washington (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6016 Man Cover Skills: Does well when tasked with playing up Acceleration: Has build up speed. Will struggle with
in hip pocket of receivers early on in sets. Has good length opening the hips up the field and getting depth from up near
- Measured Weight: 203 and physicality to be effective as a press defender. Needs to the LOS. Long speed can be suspect if playing on an island
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" continue to quicken transitions for recovery if missing and will likely need overhead help to play with consistent
initial jam. Will struggle in off man due to lack of COD. results on the boundary.
Zone Cover Skills: Has good close ability from shallow Zone Spacing: Does well with spacing to compliment long
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.62 zones and is aggressive to click and close in front of face. wingspan and challenge throws. Has more consistent results
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 Has length to have a high area of influence when playing in as a flat defender to jam and squat; will force throws to sail
deeper portions of the field. Can let tunnel vision with trying to get over head and hands into holes in Cover 2.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A initial receiver in area.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Transitions are adequate but not especially Competitive Toughness: Aggressive tackler. Plays forward
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 sudden. Frame is going to handcuff ceiling with quickness with intent to clean up trash in front of face. Does well to
and the ability to redirect to counter soft routes underneath play into blocking areas and rally to the football; is not
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 of platform. Has only adequate lateral drive ability to carry deterred by bodies in vicinity.
receivers into the MOF.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Limited looks at attempting to finish turnover Run Support: High motor and intent to finish. Is a strong
opportunities. Has to be more self aware with the combat open field tackler and does well to quickly identify running
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" hand to play through hands of receivers; leaves window plays and close down from zone coverage area. Has a good
open for contested receptions due to irregular habits when presence on the boundary to step up and seal off.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A extending for the football.
Flexibility: Is fairly tight for a boundary defender. Does not Tackling: Strong wrap up skills. Does well to run the feet
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A showcase high end rotational mobility throughout the hips and shut down potential YAC with long wingspan and
and torso to look back and find the football when back is functional play strength. Reliable in the open field to
- Short Shuttle: N/A originally to the throw. Has ability to contort to high range ensure tackle at the catch point before playing after the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 and finish tackles. football.

FILM SCORE
5.87 5.51 5.11 7.06 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Oregon State Cornerback Treston Decoud is a two year player at the Division I level. Decoud transferred to two
Junior Colleges before settling in at Oregon State for his final two years. There, he started all but one of the 22 Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
games he participated in and quickly developed into a team leader for the Beaver program. Decoud's physical Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
play style in both coverage and run support are admirable; he utilizes his length and play strength to his advantage Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
with consistency. Decoud is a strong open field tackler and would be well served given opportunities to play Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Cover 2 zone and shoot up into the flats as a run support defender. Decoud's effectiveness wanes the further down Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
the field he plays, but there are flashes of strong press man ability as well. Decoud should be a Day 3 target and
brings notable upside as a potential scheme specific boundary Cornerback.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Demetrious Cox, Cornerback #7


Rank: 26 Rank: 232

2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Brigham Young

MSU Pro Day Games watched: Iowa (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Rutgers (2016), Ohio State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6002 Man Cover Skills: Size can be a detriment at times; plays Acceleration: Does not possess high end long speed.
too wild when flipping the hips up the field. Needs to learn Acceleration is of the build up variety; lacks make up speed
- Measured Weight: 197 to play with more comfort working in phase to use length to to work back into plays if conceding initially at the LOS.
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A advantage. Utilizes too many false steps in off coverage to Has workable burst but appears to be a deep third specific
take self out of play. scheme fit.
Zone Cover Skills: Is at best playing off the ball and Zone Spacing: Able to take away a deep third portion of
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A protecting a deep third of the field. Has flashes of patience the field with effectiveness. Has little issue with sustaining
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 in game situations to squat in zone based on game situation leverage as an off ball player and does well to break off and
and then challenge the ball. mirror when stems happen in front of face.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are awkward and consistently result in Competitive Toughness: Tough player working forward
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A too many false steps. Lateral quickness at the LOS is poor into the LOS. Has been utilized intermittently as a slot SAF
and does not have the step frequency to sustain a head up and has the tackling pop to take on bigger bodies or fill in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 position and drop off of the LOS to sustain control if the D gap. Is effective rolling up potential blockers with
playing up. hands.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Awareness is strong; yet hands are going to Run Support: Does not showcase desirable tackling skills
leave something to be desired. Angles to break on the ball in the open field. Will too often concede space and will fail
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A are irregular and frustrating. Heads up play when ball enters to break down in space and come to balance against ball
vicinity is apparent. carriers working out of the backfield.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Flexibility: Linear athlete. Has workable mobility through Tackling: Frustrating efforts. Does not break down or pull
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the torso to open hips and get depth as a deep defender but off the gas when closing down and will overrun plays at the
is sorely lacking in abilities to work feet out from LOS; allowing ball carriers to slip past face.
- Short Shuttle: N/A underneath of the hips. Struggles with cornering and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 maximizing length due to tightness through the trunk.

FILM SCORE
8.65
6.97 5.40 (Size only) 6.37 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan State Defensive Back Demetrious Cox is a player without a true home at the next level. Cox is far too
shaky as a tackler to be relied upon to be an every down option at Strong Safety. He's also lacking in the fluidity, Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
burst and ball skills to be called upon as a Free Safety. And Cox struggles notably when trying to mirror skill Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
players in space as a man coverage defender. His best bet is playing as a deep third defender in a Cover 3 heavy Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
defensive zone system. This would take Cox away from run support and allow him to be a high leverage zone Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
defender while still utilizing his length and forward playing mentality to his advantage. Cox will need to make a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
notable run at a gunner role in order to stick with his current football IQ; however. He's far too irregular with his
efforts to be relied upon as an every down contributor.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ahkello Witherspoon, Cornerback #36

Date of Birth: 03/21/1995 (JUCO) Senior, University of Colorado Buffaloes

Rank: 27 Rank: 243


NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2016), Southern California (2016), Washington (2016)
- Measured Height: 6026 Man Cover Skills: Showcases desirable length and a good Acceleration: Has a second gear; capable of flipping into
ability to feel receivers working down the field with back to overdrive and working back into the play after initial
- Measured Weight: 198 the Quarterback. Has some clunky transitions and can get disruption at the LOS falls through. Has enough long
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" beaten off of the LOS by more fleet of foot pass catchers. speed to stick but is not an overall burner and transitional
quickness can compromise leverage.
Zone Cover Skills: Drop step is delayed due to long feet Zone Spacing: Struggles to find balance between effective
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 and does not showcase short area quickness to play forward cushion and being able to contest throws to targets in the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 and drive on throws against quick breaking patterns. Has shorter areas of the field. Plays in breaking patterns too soft
much more success playing in phase than in space. and angles to drive and challenge the throw will leave
- 10 Yard Split: 1.55 coaches wanting more efficiency.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet look clunky at times and can struggle to Competitive Toughness: Plays sticky from the hip pocket
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A open hips and stay in phase. Short area agility is lacking and and does well to pin receivers when carrying routes
long steps cause for a delay in working out of an open vertically down the field. Will box receivers into the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 stance and into a challenge position. Does not show great boundary and find favorable positioning to extend and greet
step frequency in backpedal. the ball.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to receive the ball is a plus trait but Run Support: Too easily derailed from initial drive into the
angles can compromise ability to find the ball with LOS. Struggles to consistently get off of blockers and will
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" consistency at the catch point. Has good length and is concede the edge with poor angles and a failure to finish
combative through the hands of receivers when having to potential tackle opportunities on the boundary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A play through bodies.
Flexibility: Has notable tightness throughout the hips when Tackling: Will slip off of some tackle attempts and fail to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A forced to redirect on steep angles or come to balance as a finish on the edge. Concedes too much space and needs to
tackler. Will take false steps trying to collect balance or square up and come to balance sooner when facing up ball
- Short Shuttle: 4.13 work back across momentum to shadow receivers in the carriers at the LOS.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 open field.

FILM SCORE
5.42 4.95 7.44 6.47 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Colorado Cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon is yet another in a group of long, lean CBs to enter this year's NFL
Draft. Witherspoon has some notable tightness throughout his frame and can struggle to mirror consistently Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
against more sudden receivers on the boundary. Witherspoon does, however, showcase the ability to pin receivers Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
with effectiveness into the boundary and utilize his length to attack the football and create batted passes. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Witherspoon's upside is tempered by poor tackling habits and a delay between his mental processing and his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
body's ability to properly break down and execute. In all, Witherspoon projects most favorably as a press man Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Cornerback and if able to create a true technician's approach to his footwork and fundamentals he can be a factor
in a NFL secondary. Should be a Day 3 target for teams unless they are enamored by his size.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Des Lawrence, Cornerback #2

Date of Birth: 11/30/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of North Carolina Tar Heels

Rank: 28 Rank: 246


NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Duke (2015), Baylor (2015), Florida State (2016), Stanford (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Struggles to mirror receivers when Acceleration: Long speed is adequate but much more
playing with back to the LOS. Loses comfort and aggres- notable when playing forward then having to flip the hips
- Measured Weight: 188 sion to play tight and physical with receivers. Has issues open and take greater strides to eat up space and get up to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.38" with foot quickness to flip the hips cleanly when tasked top gear protecting vertically.
with playing within 5 yards and asked to turn and run.
Zone Cover Skills: Surprising lack of length; plays with Zone Spacing: Can get caught in between if tasked with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 more range than measurements would suggest. Has good playing the shallows; transitional quickness and ability to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 processing on short routes clicking in front of face. come to balance and redirect momentum are somewhat
compromised by foot speed.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Lacks high end step frequency. Strides are a bit Competitive Toughness: Actively involved in a high
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 long and does not show smoothness in filtering open hips number of plays. Has a good motor and does well to turn
and subsequent collect. When buzzing off of the LOS as a and find the ball on quick hitting plays. Will be too passive
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 deep third defender will concede extra space against sharp at point of contact against blockers trying to step up into the
comebacks. flats.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Issues when trying to work back head as a turn Run Support: Needs to play more clean with hands to
and run defender are difficult to ignore. Does not pick up on parlay initial stab into a clean chest and fly up into the flats.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" ball trajectory very easily and will get grabby when having Unimpeded alley to the ball carrier results in an aggressive
to adjust late. charge and a violent attack on the ball carrier. Would like to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A see extra effort to come to balance prior to contact.
Flexibility: Has a hard time flipping the shoulders back to Tackling: Capable of some big pops but is too often busted
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the LOS when carrying receivers down the field. Will lose for not wrapping up and letting ball carriers bounce off of
speed and drop off of hip pocket. Has to work to find a way impact. Has poor habits trying to come to balance and plays
- Short Shuttle: 4.16 to drop the hips when having to transition and plant and too wild in space.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 drive back to the LOS.

FILM SCORE
8.04 5.06 6.60 6.27 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
North Carolina Cornerback Des Lawrence has the profile of a deep third zone cover; thanks in part to some
limited length that will handcuff him from being consistently effective as a press man defender. Lawrence is Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
going to need to add some polish in terms of his footwork and his ability to cleanly track the football and stay Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
sticky as a trail defender if he is to find a permanent home in a NFL starting lineup. Lawrence is a bit shaky as a Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
run defender as well thanks to a passive approach when attacking blockers working up into the LOS and when Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
having to square up ball carriers in the open. Too frequently Lawrence will charge up looking for a big hit and he Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
needs to change his mentality to remember that his play is a last line of defense. Lawrence is a depth option and
could feasibly (with development) turn into a scheme specific starting option.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Nathan Hairston, Cornerback #15

Date of Birth: 06/30/1994 Redshirt Senior, Temple University Owls

Rank: 29 Rank: 251
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Memphis, Houston

2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, South Florida, Navy

East/West Shrine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), South Florida (2016), Memphis (2016)
- Measured Height: 5117 Man Cover Skills: Still learning nuance of playing in phase Acceleration: Showcases adequate burst and acceleration
as a recent conversion from Wide Receiver. Limited reps. when buzzing off of the LOS to sustain deep third
- Measured Weight: 192 Can get jumpy at the LOS in press and needs to anchor responsibilities. Has only moderate ability to drop back foot
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" better to prevent getting jam opportunities run through . in the ground and drive on throws vs. patterns breaking in
front of face.
Zone Cover Skills: Needs to continue to develop Zone Spacing: Has a fair level of range in Cover 2 reps
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 awareness of zone landmarks vs. route stems to pin squatting in the flat; will drop off and carry vertical stems
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 receivers into the boundary or overhead Safety with a appropriately if not held. Transitional quickness is adequate
greater consistency. Patient to sustain leverage on extended and shows ability to flip hips cleanly and attack the football.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A plays and not get tunnel vision into the backfield.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet still need work at the LOS to hold ground Competitive Toughness: Plays with a bit of a soft anchor.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 and anchor in press. When flipping hips up the field shows Can be passive on tackle attempts on the sideline and needs
good trust in feet to open strides and stay leveraged. to be more assertive to hold the edge. Shows a good motor
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 Acclimated to deceleration thanks to time at WR in routes. in pursuit on plays spanning to the far side of the field.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Excellent ability to track the football in the air. Run Support: Is prone to locking horns with blockers for
Experience as a receiver lends well to being a reliable hands too much time; will need to be more aggressive to toss away
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" catcher and greeting the ball at optimal points in potential blockers and step up into the D-gap. Needs to clean up
targets. tackle habits to be more consistent as a wrap up tackler in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A space.
Flexibility: Has proven able to hinge hips and keep eyes Tackling: Is prone to cutting in late and attempting to chop
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reading backfield action in bail tech in Cover 3. Has a good down ball carriers; even when opportunities to play with a
ability to bow the head and watch ball while still carrying shoulder present. Does not drive with authority into the
- Short Shuttle: N/A notable speed down the field as a deep third defender. Hip catch point to deliver jarring hits.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 and step transitions on click and close are adequate.

FILM SCORE
4.81 3.54 6.24 6.82 2015 Wide Receiver

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Evaluation
Total
Temple Cornerback Nathan Hairston provides a fair level of upside for a team looking to add developmental
prospects in the secondary. Hairston is still very green at the position and should grow into a more consistent style Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of play with additional reps. Hairston moves well and should be a viable candidate for special teams units, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
bolstering the chances of him locking into a roster for 2017 and beyond. Hairston shows great ball skills and has Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
shown best when playing Cover 3 to sustain a deep third of the field. Here; Hairston's mobility through the torso Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
can shine and he can track the football effectively by reading action in the backfield. Hairston is going to need to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
further develop his aggressive mindset and become a more confident tackler in the open field if he's to challenge
for a starting role at any point. Would be a worthwhile investment late on Day 3.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ezra Robinson, Cornerback #21

Date of Birth: 02/19/1994 Redshirt Senior, Tennessee State University Tigers

Rank: 30 Rank: 258
- Career - Career - Winning - Tackles/Game: N/A - INT/Game: N/A - PBU/Game: N/A

- Tackles/Game: N/A - INT/Game: N/A - PBU/Game: N/A

Senior Bowl Games watched: Jackson State (2016), Tennessee-Martin (2016), Vanderbilt (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Man Cover Skills: Sorely lacking in physicality, size and Acceleration: Ability to work up to top speed in linear
length to be a consistent man defender on the boundary. situations is strong. Does well to drive and accelerate when
- Measured Weight: 185 Shows good foot quickness and mobility isolated off the playing forward on throws in front of face; closes ground
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.13" ball to drop and stay overtop of receivers. quickly.

Zone Cover Skills: Processing of throws happening is Zone Spacing: Does well to squat within striking distance;
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 slightly delayed for NFL level but shows anticipatory able to influence a high number of throws with blend of
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 skills based on the Quarterback cocking arm and readying comfort playing off of bodies and breaking forward with
to release the football. Best in overtop situations to break strong acceleration skills to challenge the ball.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A forward consistently.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet move with quickness and does well to Competitive Toughness: Plays a bit passive and soft. Not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 get initial steps to cover notable ground. Can shift with one to physically impose will over receivers; does most
quickness to work across the face of receivers at the catch effective work moving around bodies instead of going
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 point and find way into trajectory of the football. through them.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Takes great angles to challenge the football. Run Support: Does well to attack the ball in run game
Shows high point ability, aggressive pursuit and trusts situations; will punch and stab to try to force a turnover. Is
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'10" eyes on when to break forward and make a play on the ball. not a booming hitter and can concede yards after contact
Capable of tracking the ball over the shoulder with with impacting ball carriers in head up situations.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effectiveness also.
Flexibility: Shows nice fluidity in the open field. Dynamic Tackling: Issues will stem from size. Is not notably
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lower half is present to grab momentum with plant foot explosive as a hitter and needs to improve strike landmarks
and redirect forward into the play. Capable of creating with the pads. Does not possess desirable length to be a
- Short Shuttle: N/A maximum possible range and influence with wingspan. wrap defender at the catch point and still contest the ball
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 effectively.

FILM SCORE
4.86 5.63 5.91 6.72 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee State Cornerback Ezra Robinson projects most favorably as a potential special teams coverage player
and a nickel back utilized in the slot to play man to man coverage against smaller, quick footed receivers. Where Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Robinson struggles is with the physical aspect of the game, he can get overwhelmed by bigger bodies and he's Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
consistently looking to play around bodies rather than work way through them. As a tackler, Robinson looks for Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
strip opportunities and his chances to deliver notable pop to ball carriers are usually few and far between. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Robinson shows good ball skills and a natural ability to make splash plays in coverage; yet that will come at the Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
expense of ensuring the tackle is made and he's prone to roll the dice. A jump in the level of competition will raise
red flags on his ability to translate to the next level effectively.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Malik Foreman, Cornerback #13


Rank: 31 Rank: 261

2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Florida, Nebraska

Listed Measures Games watched: Northwestern (2015), South Carolina (2015), Virginia Tech (2016), Texas A&M (2016)
- Measured Height: 5100 Man Cover Skills: Does well with pattern matching to stay Acceleration: Natural mover. Has good acceleration skills
squatting overtop of route release in man. Can get a bit when working up the field and does well to get up to top
- Measured Weight: 190 grabby when working from the trail but is physically speed along with receivers working up the field. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A capable of sustaining work from the hip pocket and playing adequate long speed to protect vertically.
in phase.
Zone Cover Skills: Active most in Cover 2 flats to buzz Zone Spacing: Knows when to pull the trigger and shoot
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A back down into the shallow areas of the field and challenge gaps forward. Likable ability to shade just far enough off
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 short throws. Takes good angles to break on the ball. Lacks receivers to bait a target out of the Quarterback. Has ability
length and size to be a viable boundary option in deep third; to disrupt flats with effectiveness.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A will get overwhelmed at the catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are smooth. Does well to gain ground up Competitive Toughness: Does not showcase a great level
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A the field on transition step in turn and run and has good of physicality. Efforts as a tackler are going to need
short area quickness to mirror and slide with receivers. Will continued improvement to make the most of a limited
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 stay leveraged overtop of routes in up coverage to delay frame. Lean and does not have great press strength or wrap
release. up skill to avoid extra yardage.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: More comfortable charging forward onto the Run Support: Is not physical in playing forward. Struggles
football as compared to playing with back to the ball and to filter way through traffic. Will have a difficult time
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A having to locate and track vertically. Has good awareness working off of blocks if conceding a clean chest and labors
of tackle opportunities to fish the ball out and attack for to disengage against skill players.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strips.
Flexibility: Has a loose, fluid lower half. Little issues in Tackling: Not a physical tackler by any stretch. Is not
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A planting and redirecting momentum with sharp steps while going to overwhelm ball carriers and will go for wrap up
still gaining depth in lead foot. Has steep plant and drive attempts. Lacks oomph on initial blow and will catch
- Short Shuttle: N/A ability with the back foot in zone to redirect forward. aggressive runners instead of delivering first strike.

FILM SCORE
5.09 3.32 N/A 6.82 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Tennessee Cornerback Malik Foreman is the less heralded member of the Volunteers secondary to enter the NFL
this season; joining teammate Cameron Sutton. Foreman brings strong movement skills to the table and should be Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
able to play turn and run coverage with a good percentage of NFL receivers. His foot quickness and step Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
efficiency allow for clean transitions and gaining good depth off of the LOS. Foreman is fairly sticky in man Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
coverage as well; he does not easily concede space from the hip pocket. Foreman's biggest issue is a notable lack Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
of strength; he's too passive attacking blocks and struggles with being an effective run defender. Foreman has Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
baseline coverage ability; which should get him a look at the NFL level. But he's going to have to fill out his
game if he's going to be more than camp fodder and stick on a roster in the long term.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Antonio Crawford, Cornerback #1

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, West Virginia University Mountaineers

Position Overall 82 total tackles, 1 interception (INT), 14 passes broken up (PBU)
Rank: 32 Rank: 278
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Transfer from Miami (FL))
- Career - Career - Winning - Tackles/Game: N/A - INT/Game: N/A - PBU/Game: N/A

2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Baylor, Miami (FL)
(Y/N): Played: 47

Listed Measures Games watched: Texas Christian (2016), Oklahoma State (2016), Miami (FL) (2016)
- Measured Height: 5100 Man Cover Skills: Bullied in man to man situations against Acceleration: Good initial quickness. Has high end foot
stronger receivers on the boundary. Will get bumped off of speed and able to collect and push to the football with
- Measured Weight: 185 spot in both press and off coverage; conceding too much quickness. Does well in vertical transitions to carry speed
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A space and allowing easy completions. well and sustain pacing while working up to top speed and
protecting deep.
Zone Cover Skills: Effective in Cover 2 to protect the Zone Spacing: Short area spacing is strong and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A flats but needs to get stronger to sustain ground when complimented with high end agility in short spaces.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 contacting routes. Has anticipation in working against Vertically can get stressed and overcommit vertically to
routes creasing behind or in front of face and does well to allow easy work underneath.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A shade appropriately.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Typewriter feet. Excellent quickness in strides Competitive Toughness: Too soft as a space player; will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A and does well to adjust landmark drops and stay leveraged get bullied on the boundary and leave creases in the running
vertically when trying to sustain off coverage. Has sharp game. Would like to see some greater interest in working
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 snap of feet to align with destination. across formation and getting involved in some slow
developing plays. Plays fearless at the catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Not often given opportunities to contest throws. Run Support: Active and aggressive, especially when
Is either firmly entrenched in a leverage position and pre- working in the flats, to step up and influence the ball carrier
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A venting a throw or knocked off of platform and allowing but not looking to finish. . Is more of a pile inspector and
easy catches while fading away from the throw. will mirror ball carriers to allow teammates to rally to the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football and finish plays.
Flexibility: Loose frame and low built center of gravity Tackling: Does not bring notable intent to finish plays.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A accommodate fluid change of direction well. Has good coil Will cut low when afforded the opportunity to close in on
and high end ability to work feet away from the hips as a unprepared ball carriers. Has light, lean frame and can get
- Short Shuttle: N/A means of redirecting with suddenness. brushed off by bigger backs when working into the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 boundary.

FILM SCORE
4.58 3.27 N/A 6.68 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Former Miami Hurricane and Mountaineer Antonio Crawford brings a likable movement set to the next level; he's
got lightning fast feet and the ability to mirror effectively in space. Where Crawford gets into trouble is on the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
physical side of the game; he's too easily discarded by receivers and needs to focus on building a more well Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
rounded skillset. Crawford's lack of functional strength appears in both the run and the pass game; where he's Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
lackadaisical in efforts to step up and finish running plays and also too prone to getting bumped off of his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
platform. Crawford's baseline level of foot quickness is tremendous and should allow him the opportunity to try to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
stick on a team as depth in the secondary. Crawford has the long speed to be a viable contain player in the return
game as well; he can work around gunners and squat to challenge and seal the sideline.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Marquez White, Cornerback #27

Date of Birth: 10/29/1994 Senior, Florida State University Seminoles

Rank: 33 Rank: 280


Senior Bowl Games watched: Houston (2015), Florida (2015), Louisville (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 5116 Man Cover Skills: Has a poor habit of getting grabby on Acceleration: Sorely lacking in high end transitional
route stems and needs to have greater awareness of not quickness. Has lag between processing route breaks and
- Measured Weight: 184 overdoing engagement with receivers down the field. planting back foot in the ground to play forward and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" Physicality from the trail is present to pin routes but needs challenge adequately. Has issues with staying hip to hip
to scale back down field hand fighting. with receivers vertically.
Zone Cover Skills: Issues with transitional quickness are Zone Spacing: Has a small margin for error and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.59 glaring in regard to ability to positively influence plays in "goldilocks" zone for distance away from receivers in order
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 front of face. Will not consistently be able to drive on short to be able to challenge the ball.
throws and lacks long ability to stay stacked vertically.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are disjointed and too often will be found Competitive Toughness: Notably chippy. Will go out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A fully untethered from the ground. As a result will take way to get under the pads of receivers in jam situations and
notable extra steps to collect base before trying to work will constantly toe the line between legal and illegal. Ability
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 back into a position to drive or shift base and work back to to play off of blocks is strong' active hands attack near the
the receiver. chest.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Poor track record of making plays on the Run Support: Tackling skills will limit what is
football. Does not showcase reliable anticipatory skills to otherwise strong work as a defender in the D-gap.
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" work into a challenge role. Does have natural length to Aggressive to charge up and effective working off of
extend and play with influence away from the body. blocks on the boundary. Sloppy in tackle attempts in the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A open field.
Flexibility: Hips appear still and is much more effective Tackling: Sloppy efforts to wrap up in the open field. Will
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A playing with buildup speed and burst. When forced to work overestimate ability to knock down bodies with lean frame
on steep angles shows some issues hinging open the hips and on numerous occasions is caught diving in space
- Short Shuttle: N/A and comfortably parlaying plant foot into redirection. without a wrap to finish the play effectively.

FILM SCORE
7.32 3.49 5.50 6.27 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Florida State Cornerback Marquez White enters the NFL with two years of starting experience under his belt. Yet
White has a number of glaring flaws in the technical side of his game that make him a problematic projection Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
going forward. First of all, White is too physical and grabby on route stems; he's effective to extend his hands and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
establish contact early on the route stem, yet he has little grasp on when to let the play ride out and when to clear Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his hands. Additionally, White has issues with his footwork; he's too prone to hopping out of his stance and will Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
allow more sudden receivers to make false stem breaks off of him at disadvantageous times; conceding too much Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
separation. White has the mental approach to be an effective special teams player and is aggressive working off of
contact; perhaps a ST role is his best future for a long term NFL career.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
W i l l L i k e l y, C o r n e r b a c k # 4
Date of Birth: 1995 Redshirt Senior, University of Maryland Terrapins

Rank: 34 Rank: 290
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Ohio State, Iowa

2016 Top Competition: Central Florida, Penn State, Minnesota

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2014), South Florida (2015), Michigan (2015), Pennsylvania State (2016), Minnesota (2016)
- Measured Height: 5065 Man Cover Skills: Fails to present a physical package or Acceleration: Initial quickness is high and time to reach top
functional skill set to play man to man coverage, speed is low. Very twitched up athlete; explosive player
- Measured Weight: 180 particularly on the boundary. Will struggle with bigger, when pathway to either the football or a lane as a runner in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" longer bodies to contain or pin. Overly handsy when the open field is special. Will break angles with initial
disrupting route stems, gets bullied carrying routes up field. suddenness.
Zone Cover Skills: Utilized in zone situations much more Zone Spacing: Can be soft at times initially and does not
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A frequently and with greater success. Shows smooth fully carry receivers through zone before passing off to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 backpedal when tasked with a deep third or quarter of the teammates. Short area acceleration allows for challenging of
field. Route recognition and mental processing are both plus routes in area or overlapping to challenge throws in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A traits from off the ball. immediate vicinity.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Typewriter feet that illustrate excellent Competitive Toughness: Would like to see the motor run
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A suddenness but fail to move with deliberate transition steps. hotter on the back side of plays. Needs to find ways to avoid
Will get stuck in the mud when transitioning in breaks contact; too easily eliminated by hands on the frame in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 firmer than 90 degrees. Is a dynamo with ball in hands: a space. Plays fearless when running forward in support or as
dangerous returner with special skills to make people miss. a returner.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Admirable in ability to contest the football; Run Support: Results are mixed due to lack of physical
majority of results come from attacking throws in zone ability. Will get washed out of plays one on one against
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A coverage and undercutting the ball. Can get picked on in blocking receivers too easily and does not inspire with
one on one situations but does best to get vertical and get a hands to play off of blocks. If given a clean alley to the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hand on the throw. football will charge hard and chop low.
Flexibility: Mobility and ability to play loose throughout Tackling: Does not illustrate hitting power to suggest
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the body is impressive. Will contort the torso to slip through open field tackling will be a strength. Does well to time up
a crease, plant hard and out from underneath hips to break contact against receivers with back turned receiving the ball.
- Short Shuttle: N/A suddenly forward or extend high and overhead to challenge Most consistent in efforts to sweep low and cut legs out
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 throws. from underneath opposition.

FILM SCORE
3.44
7.06 6.53 (Size only) 6.89 October 2016: Torn ACL Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Maryland's Will Likely finishes his career with the Terrapins with more of a whisper than a bang. Likely did not
tally an interception in his final 19 games. A physically limited player due to stature, Likely is going to have Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
difficulty finding a permanent home on a defensive unit. He lacks the length and physicality to play on the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
boundary and would get bullied against TEs in the middle of the field. Where Likely is certain to make a living is Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
as a return specialist; where he logged 6 total touchdowns during his career. In the open field Likely is a handful; Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
he's difficult to corral and combines sudden cuts and explosive acceleration with high end open field vision to set Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
up blocks well. A bottom end of the roster player is a probably role for Likely but his abilities on special teams
units should keep him on a 53 man roster provided he's able to illustrate strong ball security.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
To n y B r i d g e s , C o r n e r b a c k # 1
Date of Birth: 10/13/1993 (JUCO) Senior, University of Mississippi Rebels

Rank: 35 Rank: 296


East/West Shrine Games watched: Auburn (2015), Florida State (2016), Alabama (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Notable regression in ability to stay Acceleration: Ability to step forward from off ball
tight on receivers; sloppy with feet and coverage awareness situations is a plus. Does well to gain ground and get into
- Measured Weight: 184 is in need of development. position to set the edge in the run game. Has good linear
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" acceleration when pressed vertically.

Zone Cover Skills: Eyes are not disciplined and will Zone Spacing: Is too soft at the top of route steps. Will not
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A concede too much space to routes breaking into carry stems appropriately and can get caught flat footed
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 responsibility area. Does not show great timing and when eyeing the action coming out of the backfield.
anticipation to step forward and contest throws.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Natural foot quickness is present to be a much Competitive Toughness: Plays soft against both ball
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A more effective defensive back with notable overhaul of carriers and blockers. Will drop low and force a pile when
technique and skills. Ability to redirect when processing the confronted head up with blockers on the edge. Is not a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 play is present. consistent or reliable wrap up tackler.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Does well when attacking the football to Run Support: Play is filled with strong initial effort to
cleanly receive; shows good hand/eye coordination to see work into position and then poor efforts to follow up with
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the football into frame. Has poor frame to hold up actions with potential to make plays. Shies away from
physically and can get pushed around jostling for position at contact. Does not show interest in delivering hits at the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the delivery point. LOS.
Flexibility: Has free hinging hips and does well to play Tackling: Poor mindset for being a fill defender. Will slide
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with a fluid lower half. Capable of catching momentum on a off of lateral contact and does not show the ability to get
catch foot and driving forward. Shows low center of gravity arms firmly around torso. Has issues with aligning hips to
- Short Shuttle: N/A working away from the LOS in coverage. deliver blows and finishing plays when forced into head up
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 situations.

FILM SCORE
6.82
4.98 5.07 (Size only) 5.92 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
Mississippi Cornerback Tony Bridges is a JUCO product of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. As a
transfer Junior, Bridges started 11 of 13 games for the Rebels before showing alarming regression as a player Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
throughout the 2016 season. Athletically, Bridges shows desirable natural fluidity and movement skills to Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
effectively play in space. But his football intelligence, route recognition skills and fundamentals from the ground Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
up are going to require massive levels of attention for him to be a serviceable NFL player. Bridges shows poor Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
eye discipline and too frequently floats in space as a pass defender. Not to mention some poor habits as a potential Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
tackler that consistently yield additional yardage to runners. Bridges should be considered a non-draftable
commodity in the 2017 NFL Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Channing Stribling, Cornerback #8


Rank: 36 Rank: 298


East/West Shrine Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Iowa (2016), Ohio State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Man Cover Skills: Has rangy presence in spite of a lack of Acceleration: Build up speed and sorely lacking in ability
anatomical length. Gives up sharp breaking routes with too to stay hip to hip with receivers working vertically unless
- Measured Weight: 179 much ease; does not have the mirror ability or suddenness at establishing a firm jam inside of the 5 yard window. Does
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" the top of route stems to contest. not have notable recovery burst to find way back into the
football.
Zone Cover Skills: Has good discipline to peel off of route Zone Spacing: Spacing is hurt by general lack of range.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 stems as needed. Does not have the click and close or Does not have a good feel for carrying routes through area,
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 anticipatory skills to play forward or attack the football instead will hit platform and squat to key action in the
with effectiveness. Lack of burst and length are difficult to backfield.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ignore or overlook.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Steps are long and feet do not move with any Competitive Toughness: Physically soft. Too easily
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 6 notable level of suddenness. Struggles when having to slide bumped off of set. Struggles to sustain leverage as a
laterally in a backpedal and stay leveraged vertically defender from the hip pocket and will allow receivers to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 overtop of hard pressing route stems up the field. Close disrupt bead on the ball too easily. Has issues with playing
down ability is compromised by long steps. off of blocks in space.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Effective in tracking the ball and tempering Run Support: Will labor to peel off of blocks on the
angles to find a high point contest ability. Hands are small boundary. Is at best in turn and run coverage but as a result
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" and visibly impact ability to finish at the catch point. Has is often carried away from the boundary and not able to step
effective anticipation to elevate appropriately to greet the up and influence in the run game.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball.
Flexibility: Plays stiff and rigid. Does not showcase Tackling: Mirror ability is limited and will occasionally get
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A great ability to carry speed when looking back to locate the caught out of position. More of a wrap up player who will
football. Has tight transitions and will let the pads and hips occasionally drop low than a booming fill player in the alley
- Short Shuttle: 4.56 roll high when trying to hinge back across body. in run support.

FILM SCORE
5.23 4.39 4.17 6.26 None Cornerback (+0.10)
Evaluation
Total
In an ideal scheme fit (press man), Michigan's Channing Stribling could warrant a long term investment and be a
viable practice squad candidate. Stribling is effective in staying patient at the LOS and has a knack for situating Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
cleanly into the hip pocket of receivers when able to play up on the LOS. Unfortunately his functional strength is Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
compromised when he's not able to establish contact at the LOS and his overall mirror skills are limited; which Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
will make him a very scheme specific prospect. Stribling lacks the lateral agility needed to mirror when playing Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
off the ball and his long speed is a significant barrier to him being an effective vertical defender in the long run. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Stribling is unphysical when tasked with filtering plays on the boundary and is notably one dimensional in his
strengths as a prospect.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
2017 Safety Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 5 SAF Jamal Adams Louisiana State 8.17
2 6 SAF Budda Baker Washington 8.13
3 14 SAF Eddie Jackson Alabama 8.09
4 20 SAF Obi Melifonwu Connecticut 7.95
5 24 SAF Jabrill Peppers Michigan 7.89
6 31 SAF Malik Hooker Ohio State 7.83
7 52 SAF Josh Jones North Carolina State 7.66
8 57 SAF Xavier Woods Louisiana Tech 7.57
9 73 SAF Marcus Maye Florida 7.47
10 125 SAF Randall Goforth UCLA 7.19
11 133 SAF Justin Evans Texas A&M 7.13
12 137 SAF Montae Nicholson Michigan State 7.11
13 144 SAF Marcus Williams Utah 7.09
14 164 SAF Tedric Thompson Colorado 6.97
15 179 SAF Johnathan Ford Auburn 6.89
16 186 SAF Rayshawn Jenkins Miami (FL) 6.84
17 197 SAF John Johnson Boston College 6.77
18 226 SAF Delano Hill Michigan 6.62
19 279 SAF Weston Steelhammer Air Force 6.22
20 284 SAF Fish Smithson Kansas 6.14
21 289 SAF Jordan Sterns Oklahoma State 6.03
22 295 SAF Ahmad Thomas Oklahoma 5.94
Safety Specific Evaluated Traits

Evaluation
Round Value
Total

Coverage Spacing: Is the SAF able of overlapping and effectively passing off Competitive Toughness: How big does the SAF play? Does he attack running plays?
receivers to teammates? How well does he stay leveraged as a vertical player? Can he stand up in traffic and make tackles with a presence inside the box? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99

Acceleration: How quickly is the SAF able to get up to top speed? Can he play throws Flexibility: Does the SAF have natural ability to bend from the hips and waist? Can he
deep to sidelines or can he pursue plays to defend the last line of defense? produce twist at the waist to turn and find the ball? Can he open his hips naturally? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49

Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the SAF display? Does he break down, Feet/COD: Is the SAF a sudden athlete with the ability to plant and drive on throws in
wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring feet? What kind of range does he have in pursuit? front of him quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover in the MOF? Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99

Zone Coverage IQ: Does the CB feel and recognize route combinations around him in Man Cover Skills: How well does the SAF run with receivers in space? Can he disrupt Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49
zone? Can he read the QB’s eyes to slide off initial drop and break up passes? routes at the LOS, on their stem and win catch point? Does he play trail position well?
Ball Skills: Can the SAF locate the football in the air? When he does, how well does he Versatility: Does the SAF have the ability to play various roles? Can he allow the Project Player/Practice Squad Candidate, Priority UDFA 5.75 - 5.99
time his jump to break up the pass? Does he have good hands? defensive personnel to have multiplicity in schemes and alignments?
Jamal Adams, Safety #33


Rank: 1 Rank: 5

2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Auburn, Alabama

NFL Combine Games watched: Western Kentucky (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Mississippi State (2016), Auburn (2016), Alabama (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisville (2016)
- Measured Height: 5116 Coverage Spacing: Cerebral and does well to feel route Competitive Toughness: Scrappy player. Loves to get in
stems and sink into areas of the field to sustain leverage and ear of opponents. Hits like a ton of bricks in spite of only
- Measured Weight: 214 pre-emptively be in a place to make a play on the football. adequate frame thanks to explosiveness and aggressiveness.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" Comfortable with range and therefore able to sit overhead Animated player; clearly enjoys competing. Plays fearless
and still contest throws. down in the box.
Acceleration: Moves at a different speed than teammates Flexibility: Frame is capable of high amounts of contortion
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 and opposition. Startling ability to click and close down in as a means of planting, driving and redirecting with
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 space; will cover a great distance to take away what look to suddenness. Hips and feet are effortless when playing out
be routine plays for opposition. Elite twitch. from underneath center of gravity.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Patient in space. Will roll hips through contact Feet/COD: Transitional quickness is elite thanks to foot
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 against skill players when working in the alley. Takes quickness and ability to play with quick drive step.
cautious angles over the top to ensure trash does not leak Effortless in ducking down into the box and bobbing in and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A out of the pile. Runs feet through contact and rarely catches out of pathway of potential blockers. Flipping open into the
bodies. sideline as a deep middle is strong as well.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Cerebral approach is on point. Has a Man Cover Skills: Worked in man to man situations in
high level of route recognition and understands how to split the slot; has shown comfort when working on an island
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" differences between combo routes when working as the and taking deep receivers. Does well with teammates to
isolated player. Does well to utilize sideline as extra communicate and assign stacked formations and carry
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defender and overlap zones with teammates. receiver entering vicinity.
Ball Skills: Successful in tracking the football in the air and Versatility: Capable of working in man to man in pressure
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 charging to close down and contest. Has adequate hands for packages. Has the range to work the middle of the field as a
the position. Ball skills extend to attacking in ball carrier's single high and has the aggression to drop down into the
- Short Shuttle: 4.13 hands as well; will aggressively work at ball when box as a blitz player or run defender. Lack of physicality vs.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 teammates have ball carrier tied up. LOS players is only notable weakness.

FILM SCORE
7.17 6.92 6.67 8.64 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Louisiana State Safety Jamal Adams is a highly versatile defender with the ability to positively impact a defense
in a number of roles. Adams' mental processing, natural feel for positioning in zone coverage and explosive traits Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
make him a prospect to be highly coveted come the 2017 NFL Draft. Adams is highly twitched up and aggressive Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
when the call allows it; he is sudden in closing down and attacking the line of scrimmage or the catch point. Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
Consistently beating teammates to the football, Adams has special acceleration skills and is a handful trying to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
wall off due to anticipatory qualities and elite transitional quickness. Adams could be pegged to play either Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
traditional Safety role and has the range to be relied upon as a true Free Safety in the middle of the field. Adams
is a plug and play starter with the ability to sure up a secondary with his range, ball skills and route recognition.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
B u d d a B a k e r, S a f e t y #32
Date of Birth: 01/10/1996 Junior, University of Washington Huskies

Rank: 2 Rank: 6


NFL Combine Games watched: Arizona State (2016), Southern California (2016), Stanford (2016), Colorado (2016), Alabama (2016), Oregon (2016)
- Measured Height: 5095 Coverage Spacing: Lacking in overall length but Competitive Toughness: Plays with a fearlessness and at
movement skills allow for excellent range in the shorter one speed: full tilt. One of the better rally defenders to find
- Measured Weight: 195 areas of the field. Is an effective buzz defender squatting in the football in both quick passing game and the run game.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" shorter areas and utilizes route recognition and movement Tackles with toughness; proved to be durable, missing one
skills to shadow and challenge. game in three seasons.
Acceleration: Excellent close down ability. Capable of a Flexibility: Mobility in the lower half is impressive to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.45 stark drive forward and sudden quickness to get into the plant, hinge and redirect with suddenness and smoothness.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 catch point or beat blockers when in run support stepping up Capable of coiling into tackle attempts and is effortless in
from the slot. Has a good secondary gear in terms of long rolling hips through contact. Is an impressive open field
- 10 Yard Split: N/A speed as well. athlete.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Can have hands full working against bigger Feet/COD: Explosive change of direction skills. Mobility
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 bodies in the middle of the field but willing to cut low to and fluidity through the hips allows for sudden start/stop
chop down bigger receivers. Takes aggressive angles but ability and high speed change of direction skills. Is capable
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A showcases excellent open field tackling to make splash of high angle cuts and shooting gaps from extreme ranges.
plays in ball pursuit.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Is highly active in communication after Man Cover Skills: Is comfortable lining up in the slot.
the snap and assisting teammates in overlapping coverage Responsibilities in man are high frequency of off man
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" vicinities. Will sort through traffic and crowded mesh points coverage. Movement skills are excellent for reactionary
in bunched route releases cleanly; not one to take bait for shadowing but is capable of getting bumped off if playing
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A false action. locked in on Tight Ends.
Ball Skills: Lacks length to play around receivers but Versatility: Has been implemented all over the field. Has a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 racking skills and reactionary quickness are excellent. strong nose for playing forward into protection schemes as a
Shows controlled hands to softly receive throws in vicinity. pressure player. Comfortable in shallow areas of the field.
- Short Shuttle: 4.08 Click and close against throws in front of face allows for Shows well in run support in the box. Can man up in the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 beating receivers to the spot to challenge. slot and allow pressure to come from elsewhere.

FILM SCORE
8.54 6.41 6.61 8.46 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Washington Safety Budda Baker is an impressive back end defender with the versatility to make a high number of
impact plays in both the run and pass game. While Baker is not a true free Safety and does not have an ideal Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
frame for playing in the box with such a high frequency; he has proven himself more than competent in the slot, Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
as a box safety and as a pressure player. In man to man coverage; Baker can be relied upon to lock horns with slot Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
receivers. His short area movement skills, play processing and reactionary quickness are all plus traits that allow Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Baker to be one of the better pursuit defenders in this year's class. Baker projects favorably as a Strong Safety; on Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
passing down and distances he can be left in the slot to give his defensive coaches some multiplicity and
flexibility with how they address and attack their personnel groupings. Should be a Day 1 impact player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
E d d i e J a c k s o n , F re e S a f e t y #4

Rank: 3 Rank: 14

2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Tennessee, Texas A&M
(Y/N): Ye1s Played: 41

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2015), Florida (2015), Michigan State (2015), Clemson (2015), Southern Cal (2016), Tennessee (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6003 Coverage Spacing: Shows a strong understanding of how Competitive Toughness: Size is a natural limitation; does
to leverage routes and sustain integrity in the deep middle not play with the same physical presence as larger bodied
- Measured Weight: 201 portions of the field. Can be relied upon to sit over the top players. Does not let disadvantages slow down play speed in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" and stay "deeper than the deepest". Shadows eyes of Quar- traffic, however. Will get knocked off angles with contact
terback consistently to challenge throws. but flies around and sticks nose in the box.
Acceleration: Top end speed is excellent. Does very well to Flexibility: Movement skills are a plus. Mobility through-
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A accelerate and has burst to challenge throws outside the out the torso, hips and shoulders show no limitations and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 numbers. Transition time after flipping open hips is brief allow for wide range of motion. Said ROM allows for sud-
and allows for closing ground on vertical throws. Twitched den plant and drive ability, a large radius of challenging
- 10 Yard Split: N/A up in short areas to stick foot in the ground and go. throws and precise COD.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Is not a physical tackler when squaring up run- Feet/COD: Transitions are precise and compact; does not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A ners in the alley; capable wrap up tackler in open space. show inability to rapidly put down feet. Mobility allows for
Shows awareness based on angles to attack ball carriers low feet to effectively play on dynamic base and out from under
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A or around the torso. Disciplined to sustain integrity on the hips. Shows consistency in sitting overtop of route steps
back end. before transitioning into phase.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Illustrates ability to shade coverages Man Cover Skills: Experienced at CB role for two full
effectively. Very active in communication and relaying calls seasons at Alabama. Offers better man ability than typical
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A pre-snap after motion; makes sure teammates are on same Safety. Willing to bump and disrupt inside of 5 yards and
page. Experience at CB seems to have lent itself to has the looseness and mobility to transition out of contact
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistency and understanding of full secondary concepts. phase and transition into trail.
Ball Skills: Shows strong ability to finish plays when get- Versatility: Should not be called upon as a box defender or
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 ting hand on the ball. Can be guilty of playing soft at the regular player at the LOS. Lacks the physicality to take on
catch point when having to come through the body of a blockers or fight through heavy congestion. Back end FS
- Short Shuttle: N/A receiver. Break on throws, aggressiveness to extend to the prospect who can offer man coverage flexibility in empty
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 ball and hands are all plus traits. sets or pressure packages.

FILM SCORE
7.99 2016 Broken Leg: Missed final half
8.60 5.68 (Size only) 8.35 of season.

Spring 2014 Torn ACL: Missed just
4 games.
Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Alabama's Eddie Jackson unfortunately missed the second half of his final season with Crimson Tide on account
of a broken leg suffered vs. Texas A&M. Jackson's senior season lacked the splash plays present as a Junior, his Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
first as the starting Free Safety. Yet Jackson continued to illustrate the strong mental grasp of the defense and was Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
a field commander in the secondary; consistently getting calls relayed across the back end and being in the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
appropriate place to sustain leverage against offenses. Jackson has true Center field ability thanks to impressive Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
burst and range, strong mental processing and ball skills that guide him to the catch point consistently when Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
tracking the ball in the middle of the field. Jackson does not offer a great asset as a run defender but is willing to
drop down and clean up trash or square up runners in the alley as needed. A potential Day 1 starter at Free Safety.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Obi Melifonwu, Safety #20

Date of Birth: 04/05/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Connecticut Huskies

Rank: 4 Rank: 20
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Navy, Houston, Temple

2016 Top Competition: Navy, South Florida, Temple

Senior Bowl Games watched: Temple (2015), Navy (2016), South Florida (2016), Cincinnati (2016), Houston (2016)
- Measured Height: 6040 Coverage Spacing: Ability to cover ground is at best as a Competitive Toughness: Very physical, explosive hitter.
robber or underneath defender. Has length to influence large Does well to step up and attack the flats on quick hitting
- Measured Weight: 219 areas of zone. Lateral mobility is adequate and should be plays to the boundary. Gets off of blocks effectively by
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" able to carry receivers through the middle of the field to utilizing hands to keep lower body clean. Will be an
deliver to teammates. influential player in the box.
Acceleration: Linear speed is very strong. Ability to close Flexibility: Impressive ability to extend and play at the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.40 down coming into the LOS as a run defender enables great maximum reaches of range. Has the coil ability to drop
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 challenges early on. Does not have great recovery speed the hips and come to balance on tackle attempts with
with hips flipped up the field. Lateral plant and drive vs. consistency. Length does cause some false steps when
- 10 Yard Split: 1.51 route stems is effective in short areas. turning up the field to carry vertical route stems.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Sure tackler with aggressive close down Feet/COD: Feet are efficient and capable of sustaining
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 ability and great habits of squaring up would be tacklers in route leverage in deeper off ball zones. Plant and drive
the open field. Length is a huge asset to wrap up away from ability, both laterally and on bucket steps, is effective to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A frame when backs attempt to cut off forward pacing. Clean break and challenge the ball or the LOS. Length of strides
lateral angles working into the boundary. prevents dynamic COD.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Disciplined in coverage and has Man Cover Skills: Transitions will limit effectiveness as a
adequate ability to play any zone on the field. Field vision press man defender but from an off ball role is capable of
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'09" as an underneath defender is excellent and enables staying sticky if bracketing defenders. Physicality can be a
preemptive shading to compensate for potential routes great collision tool in space and help knock receivers off of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A breaking through vicinity. stems.
Ball Skills: Has length to attack the ball early on at the Versatility: Can be utilized as a slot defender, robber,
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 catch point. Shows reliable hands and has been productive box safety, nickel linebacker. Highly versatile with zone
finishing plays with interceptions when able to cleanly track capabilities in space and ability to aggressively and
- Short Shuttle: N/A the ball in zone coverage. Can be late to identify the ball enthusiastically play the run. Has durable, well built frame
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 when carrying receivers vertically from in phase. to withstand box reps.

FILM SCORE
6.19 6.58 8.84 8.14 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Connecticut Safety Obi Melifonwu brings an attractive skillset to NFL franchises; his versatility and frame will
put a lot of potential roles on the table and make him a valued prospect on nearly every board in the draft. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Melifonwu is a seasoned starter with strong mental processing and discipline in space. While his length is a great Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
asset at the catch point or as a tackler, it does limit his functionality as a deeper defender. If a team requires box Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
play or a potential off ball cover safety; Melifonwu will have a strong appeal. Melifonwu is aggressive closing Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
down in space and shows great understanding of how to attack the football: he's capable of gearing down and Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
squaring up to wrap or cutting low on an angle if the ball is carrying away and into the boundary. A box safety/
nickel LB hybrid, Melifonwu should offer excellent value sometime in the early portion of Day 2.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jabrill Peppers, Safety #5

Date of Birth: 10/04/1995 Redshirt Sophomore, University of Michigan Wolverines

119 total tackles, 3.5 sacks, 19.0 tackles for loss (TFL) *College production measurement at LB*
Position Overall
Rank: 5 Rank: 24


NFL Combine Games watched: Utah (2015), MSU (2015), Hawaii (2016), UCF (2016), Colorado (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Rutgers (2016), PSU (2016), Wisconsin (2016)
- Measured Height: 5110 Coverage Spacing: When asked to play portions of the Competitive Toughness: Plays with level of unmatched
field in zone coverage, shows effective range and ability to intensity; head and shoulders above peers at collegiate level
- Measured Weight: 213 close and challenge in the open field. Has not been utilized in terms of speed to the football. Will flow fast and hard
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" frequently in deep portions of zone, will need added to the ball in the open field. Would like to see more
refinement. Skillset for success is evident and present. assertiveness attacking blockers.
Acceleration: Elite levels of burst and long speed are Flexibility: Highly loose player; has shown skills and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 present. Tremendous range and startling get off in steps 3 to mobility in a number of ways. Body is capable of extreme
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 5. Quickly capable of gearing up to top speed and rapidly angles to carry COD with speed effectively. Can lean or
closing down angles in the open field to challenge ball drop the shoulder to turn the corner on pressure reps or
- 10 Yard Split: N/A carriers or receivers. delayed blitzes into protection.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Explosive at point of first contact. Rapidly closes Feet/COD: If working at the LOS is too frequently prone
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 down in the open field and consistently comes to balance to false step or lunge into attacks. Technique will need
prior to contact. Uses wingspan effectively to wrap up and advancement but is an absolutely delightful athlete to watch
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A finish tackle attempts both in the open field and backfield. work. Suddenness and click and close ability are both high
Speed allows for adjustments to moving targets. end traits.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Guilty of getting a tad to nosey of Man Cover Skills: Currently too lose when playing in
backfield action and missing routes run in vicinity. phase. Overly aggressive but sloppy playing jam coverage.
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" Exposure is higher in the shorter areas of the field. Has trust Has the movement skills and recovery speed to fall back
in range to cover large distances in zone. Anticipation of into position if throws are delayed. Physically capable of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A throws in underneath areas when keying QB is strong. matching up best with TEs in the middle of the field.
Ball Skills: Has not had frequent opportunities in space; yet Versatility: Ability to impact football games is currently
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 reaction time is strong. Acclimated to receiving football unmatched by any player in the country. A high end kick
thanks to kick return duties and repetitions at offensive skill and punt returner; also capable of playing in the box, at the
- Short Shuttle: N/A positions. Appears to be a natural hands receiver. Will need LOS or even impacting the game from an offensive
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 practice and development tracking throws from MOF. perspective.

FILM SCORE
6.12 5.96 7.29 8.39 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan's Jabrill Peppers is an incredibly gifted athlete and a game changing player on a number of different
fronts. Peppers' explosive functional skill set, football intelligence and intensity are all strong qualities that rarely Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
come around in player evaluation. Where Peppers becomes a difficult study is in finding an ideal home at the next Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
level: the Wolverines utilize Peppers as a Strong side Linebacker with great frequency; yet Peppers lacks the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
frame or ability to play off of blocks to work consistently in the box. Peppers' best role going forward appears to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
be in a Tyrann Matheiu role; in which his athleticism is utilized to attack defenses with versatility and his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
explosive skillset both in the open field and with the football in his hands can be maximized. Peppers can be an
impact player from Day 1 but will likely need some guidance to sure up his back end reps as a Safety.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M a l i k H o o k e r, F re e S a f e t y #24
Date of Birth: 1996 Redshirt Sophomore, Ohio State University Buckeyes

Rank: 6 Rank: 31
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Not Available (Reserve)
- Career
13
- Career
11
- Winning
0.846
- Tackles/Game: N/A - INT/Game: N/A - PBU/Game: N/A
Starts: Wins: Percentage:
2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Michigan, Clemson
No 26
(Y/N): Played: - Tackles/Game: 7.33 - INT/Game: 0.33 - PBU/Game: 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Bowling Green (2016), Oklahoma (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Coverage Spacing: Will need to show more patience in Competitive Toughness: Has selective toughness; will
the shallow areas of the field, can be too quick to vacate. attack ball carriers differently and appears to know when
- Measured Weight: 206 Illustrates excellent deep MOF range and is capable of he's undetected to slice in and lay a big hit. Will not be a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.75" working over to assist teammates on throws. Has good trust notably feared hitter. Does well to transition from defender
in click and close to challenge throws in front of face. to blocker when teammates receive the ball.
Acceleration: Explosive range. Moves at a different speed Flexibility: Hips and shoulders move independently of one
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A than the other players on the field, especially once the ball is another; helping for smooth/clean transitions. Flips the hips
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 located. Has sideline to sideline range and excellent initial with suddenness while still able to sustain a peek into the
burst to close down into the LOS or the sideline as needed. offensive backfield and gain notable depth to hold
- 10 Yard Split: N/A leverage over the field.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Is more of a cut tackler than a head up hitter; Feet/COD: Feet and plant ability are tremendous. Is a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A needs to do better coming to balance in front of ball carriers. freaky mover with fluidity and quickness given overall
Is conservative with angles as a last line of defense, willing length. Has hard drop step and does so with sharpness to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to let pursuit close and finish plays as compared to closing take away what look to be wide open windows outside the
down angles and risking a loss of contain. hashes.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Trusts eyes in zone; will shadow the Man Cover Skills: Has length to be disruptive when
Quarterback and typically shows good peripheral vision to playing from a hip pocket. Is at best sitting off of the LOS
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A pick up on routes with potential to enter territory from the and playing off man. Capable of driving on stems to either
opposite side of the field. Will drift in anticipation of a the inside or sideline and crossing face to interrupt targets
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A chance to jump routes; yet sustain integrity on field. effectively.
Ball Skills: Has been a ball magnet in first year as a Versatility: Has been played as a slot man defender,
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 starter. Has the length to play through the hands of deep middle and a robber defender underneath. Is best
receivers. Tracks the ball well and takes aggressive (yet suited for a deep middle role; has been exposed to rolling
- Short Shuttle: N/A clean) angles to challenge. Has a nose for the end zone as coverages and is comfortable flipping hips and transitioning
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 well. as backfield action dictates.

FILM SCORE
8.33 2016 shoulder

4.98 6.76 (Size only) 8.21 labrum
Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Ohio State Free Safety Malik Hooker is a bit more finesse than some of the other Safety prospects in this class;
however his combination of movement skills, route/spatial awareness and ball skills may make him the cream of Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
the crop as a pure single high FS. Hooker trusts his eyes and shadows route stems and the Quarterback with great Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
effectiveness; putting him in a position to log 7 interceptions in his only year as a starter for the Buckeyes in Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
2016. A team that has a physically stout front seven and needs pure range on the back end would be well served Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
to target Hooker; who can be tough when opportunities present themselves but there are too many instances Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
where self-preservation negatively impacts his play as a run support defender. Hooker's ability to impact the
passing game makes him a high ceiling style of player; his mental processing in spite of limited reps is promising.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Josh Jones, Safety # 11

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, North Carolina State University Wolfpack

Rank: 7 Rank: 52
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Clemson, Florida State, North Carolina


NFL Combine Games watched: Boston College (2015), Clemson (2016), Miami (FL) (2016), Notre Dame (2016), East Carolina (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Coverage Spacing: Does well in the deep portions of the Competitive Toughness: Smash mouth style defender. Hits
field to sustain leverage and cover large areas. Has range to like a ton of bricks and is very physical to play through
- Measured Weight: 220 play some single high but would be more reliable as a traffic and challenge the football. Is a viable option to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" Cover 2 deep defender. Has good vertical cover ability and challenge Tight Ends in the middle of the field and shows
click and close range in intermediates. functional play strength to stay sticky.
Acceleration: Has notable second gear, especially in Flexibility: Good range of motion to flip open the hips
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.41 pursuit when the ball carrier breaks into the open. Good when pressed vertically as a deep defender to carry speed
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 burst and has a top notch high gear. Shows well to and play in hip pocket. Is effective to drop the hips and
accelerate and challenge the ball in coverage targets. explode into balanced tackle attempts. Has comfort with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A feet at wide angles for redirection skills.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Can be own worst enemy at times; fills with hard Feet/COD: Reactive quickness and COD skills are strong.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 drive to the ball but fails to square up and come to balance Has smooth footwork in zone drops; especially in the open
as a would be tackler. Has desirable frame to be a force on portions of the field to sustain deep leverage and spacing.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the boundary but needs to wrap with more consistency and Can get crossed up in the underneath looks with feet and get
cleanliness. feet crossed over.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Can get a bit too nosey in shallow Man Cover Skills: Has size and movement skills to
areas; will be caught leaning against quicker receivers and effectively play against slot receivers or Tight Ends but
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" allow for a throwing window. Does very well as a robber in needs to clean up work when left on an island to be sticky
the MOF to squat and be patient with in breaking patterns all the way through as compared to requiring natural
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and stay in position against deep throws. athleticism to carry back into plays.
Ball Skills: Good knack for converting opportunities at the Versatility: Has been moved all over the field. Effective
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 catch point into successful challenges. Has acceleration skill most as a back end defender but shows good tackling and
and tracking ability to cross face of receivers in the MOF run support skills on the boundary. Loses effectiveness as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A and has good mobility to locate the ball and stay pinned to run defender when tasked with working up into the box;
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 receivers when pressed vertically. will lose ball carrier too easily.

FILM SCORE
6.45 6.69 8.63 7.70 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Teams implementing a high frequency of Cover 2 would be well served to look for Josh Jones on Day 2 of the
2017 NFL Draft. Jones has the functional athleticism and football intelligence to be an impact defender at the next Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
level. Jones has size, range, ball skills and physicality: all the makings of a strong back half of the field defender. Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Jones has flashed in reps in man coverage as well; but he's currently a bit raw there and will require some Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
additional development. Jones has upside to play effectively against Tight Ends as a chess piece defender as well. Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Multiplicity is one of the notable traits that should have defensive coordinators excited about the prospect of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
adding Jones to the lineup. Jones' tackling abilities are strong but lose some of their luster when flying up into a
confined alley; he needs to do better to come to balance and not press to lay the wood.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
X a v i e r Wo o d s , S a f e t y #7
Date of Birth: 07/26/1995 Senior, Louisiana Tech University Bulldogs

Rank: 8 Rank: 57
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Kansas St, Arkansas St

2016 Top Competition: Arkansas, Western Kentucky, Navy

East/West Shrine Games watched: Mississippi State (2015), Arkansas (2016), Western Kentucky (2016), Navy (2016)
- Measured Height: 5106 Coverage Spacing: Showcases strong range on the back Competitive Toughness: Is built compact and shows
end as a middle of the field defender. Does well to stay ability to drive a shoulder through receivers in the middle of
- Measured Weight: 203 leveraged and work overtop of targets to be a reliable last the field on high or late throws. Reliable at point of first
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" line of defense at the catch point as needed. Shows burst to contact and has impressive finish skills. Not afraid to buzz
challenge large space. down into the box.
Acceleration: Shows a nice acceleration out of backpedal Flexibility: Shows nice redirection skills and an ability to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 or stance to get up to speed quickly. Has less of a long play loose through the frame. Will make most of sub-
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 second gear than initial break, which is supplemented with optimal length with free shoulders and mobility to extend.
reactionary quickness and mental processing. Has clean hip flip when playing out in space and issues in
- 10 Yard Split: N/A man coverage stem from technique, not movement skills.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Wrap up player but will drop a shoulder into Feet/COD: Clean backpedal allows for sharp drop step and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 receivers if opponent does not have head on a swivel. Does transition to drive on throws. Has adequate ability to flip
well to run the feet through contact and sustain forward open up the field but will drift off of landmarks if asked to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A push to gain advantage on hits. Will occasionally take a play up on the LOS and turn to run.
poor long angle into the LOS.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Best as a deep middle defender. High Man Cover Skills: Struggles in both situations on the LOS
frequency of impact to flow and challenge targets as a and playing off man. Is too loose on stems and needs to find
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" single high or supplemented with Cover 3. Has patience on way into the hip pocket of receivers earlier. Lacks
the back end and will wait out longer developing route confidence in ability to open an run with receivers.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A combinations without leaking early. Struggles to get hands on in press reps.
Ball Skills: One of best in the country at converting Versatility: Capable as a supplemental run defender but
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 opportunities into turnovers. Supplements soft hands and size and functional strength prevent from being a true force
quick reactions with a knack for forcing fumbles (6). in the box. Reliable back end zone defender but should only
- Short Shuttle: 4.13 Turnover machine and plays aggressively to the ball when be asked sparingly to contribute in man situations on
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 peeking out. pressure reps.

FILM SCORE
7.85 7.20 6.36 7.70 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Lousiana Tech Free Safety Xavier Woods is one of the better ball magnets in the 2017 NFL Draft. Woods has
great spatial awareness, patience and trust in his keys to maximize his ability to influence plays on the field. A Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
true deep third defender; Woods projects favorably in Cover 3. His long speed is a bit lacking for a true Center Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
field option in Cover 1 but a team with reliable cover CBs may be willing to implement him there as well. Woods' Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
skillset is best left to roam the middle of the field: there he has enough size and twitch to challenge throws Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
effectively. What Woods is lacking currently is polish in man coverage; which limits his versatility a good Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
amount. For the forseeable future, Woods should not be asked to lock up with receivers in the slot. A fun, spunky
player who has a high presence in the middle of the field, Woods would be a good value on Day 2.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M a rc u s M a y e , S a f e t y #20
Date of Birth: 1994 Redshirt Senior, University of Florida Gators

Position Overall 205 total tackles, 5 interceptions (INT), 16 passes broke up (PBU)
Rank: 9 Rank: 73

2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Georgia, Arkansas

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2015), Alabama (2015), Michigan (2015), Tennessee (2016), Georgia (2016), Arkansas (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Coverage Spacing: Conservative on the back end but Competitive Toughness: Is strategic with physical
reliable in assuring deep leverage when asked. Has a nature. Will understand when free to play with
- Measured Weight: 210 moderate amount of range in the shorter or intermediate aggressiveness and press to make a play vs. when to sustain
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" areas of the field, capable of playing a robber or hook/curl leverage and allow pursuit to close. Physical at the catch
defender with effectiveness. point and a strong tackler.
Acceleration: Has very good burst from a plant and drive Flexibility: Does not appear to have many restrictions
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 position; quick to gain ground when not isolated as the last regarding plant and drive from lower half. Can let pads rise
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 line of defense. Possesses adequate range for hash to hash when laterally flowing to the football. Has mobility to flip
coverage but should not be regarded as a true center field the hips and open to get depth with speed to challenge
- 10 Yard Split: 1.58 option at Free Safety. vertical throws.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Needs to continue to amend initial angles when Feet/COD: Feet are smooth and allow for clean
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A playing from the box; can close too sharply and overrun transitions; yet needs to clean up strides and come to
tackle attempts without properly coming to balance. Has balance with a clean base of support. Shows strong ability to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strong pop in pads and delivers devastating blows when drive back foot in the ground and drive into the LOS to
head up in the alley with ball carriers. challenge plays in front of face.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Can at times be overly conservative; Man Cover Skills: Limited reps and role as a man to
particularly on the back end. When tasked with shorter areas man defender. Can be called upon near the goal line to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A will trust eyes and break on throws to undercut. Effective challenge backs and TEs with effectiveness but would not
particularly in the red area to challenge throws. Shows good ask to play turn and run coverage from the trail position.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A peripheral vision and spatial awareness.
Ball Skills: Nose for the football extends beyond Versatility: Has had exposure to a number of roles as a FS,
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 interceptions, also has a knack for stripping the football as box safety, nickel defender. Has serviceable skills to play
well. Has let some easy throws go through hands but FS in a pinch but best role is strictly as a robber and zone
- Short Shuttle: N/A typically very active at the catch point to challenge the ball defender in the box. Traditional Cover 2 SS role is an
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 and extend to disrupt the catch point. excellent fit.

FILM SCORE
8.21 5.85 6.96 7.56 2016 broken arm Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Florida's Marcus Maye suffered a broken arm midway through his Senior season, robbing him of the chance to
finish the year with his teammates. May has always been the consummate pro; he's consistently resisting the urge Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
to shoot gaps and play forward to sustain his integrity on the back end. Maye lacks some splash plays but he's Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
conservative in the good kind of way. He's heady and processes action in front of his face very well. Maye, when Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
let off the leash and allowed to prowl, has shown a nice habit of attacking ball carriers with aggressiveness and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
has proven to be a ball hunter as a tackler just as much as you'd expect from a pass defender. Maye's ceiling is Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
notable as a starter but he's going to need to learn to toe the line a little tighter if he wants to become a splash
player moving forward at the next level.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Randall Goforth, Safety #3

Date of Birth: 01/27/1994 Redshirt Senior, University of California (Los Angeles) Bruins

Rank: 10 Rank: 125


East/West Shrine Games watched: Stanford (2015), Nebraska (2015), Texas A&M (2016), Southern California (2016)
- Measured Height: 5096 Coverage Spacing: Multiple defender on the back end. Competitive Toughness: Lacks size to play off of blocks
Does well to challenge in the intermediate areas of the with consistency. Incredibly tough and gritty player but
- Measured Weight: 185 field; has good click and close to attempt to cut off throws physical restrictions in length and strength are impossible to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" breaking into the middle of the field. Has lesser range due to ignore. Hits like a ton of bricks when able to get the pads
long speed and length as a deep defender. underneath skill players.
Acceleration: Initial gear is strong. Does well when seeing Flexibility: Fairly fluid in space. Does well to tilt and lean
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 the play and deciding to drive after the ball. Long speed is to carry speed through cornering successfully and has no
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 only adequate, much more of a short area defender and issues with leverage thanks to both bend ability and general
effective playing forward as compared to having the flips stature.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and show range.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Sphere of influence is limited when playing ball Feet/COD: Feet show comfort working out from
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A carriers head up. Takes good angles in pursuit to challenge underneath hips and shows good plant and drive ability to
but lacks length to be able to wrap up when ball carriers cut stick back foot in the ground and charge on the ball. Mirror
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A away from base of support. skills when trying to square up ball carriers is strong but
will occasionally stop feet at contact.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Quick to react to short throws when Man Cover Skills: Has been worked down into the slot.
teams test boundary for RAC skills. Has good patience on Will have hands full when asked to man up on bigger
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A platform to not allow initial route stem to suck out of zone bodies; will land a successful jam but be run through at the
and has good awareness of secondary targets entering vicin- LOS and does not have the length to physically contest in
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ity prior to splitting the different. jump ball situations.
Ball Skills: Has a nose for the football. Quick to drive and Versatility: Football intelligence allows for high variance
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 takes favorable angles to challenge the ball. Shows ability to of usage. Does well as a slot defender, box run support
catch the ball cleanly between hands and has had success in player or a deep half player/robber in zone coverage. Has
- Short Shuttle: N/A combating at the catch point in zone coverage to work had success in each role but long term fit likely best as a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 around bodies. nickel.

FILM SCORE
8.02 6.96 5.36 7.34 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
UCLA's Randall Goforth would be a much more highly recruited player with an extra two inches of length and
some extra weight on his frame. Goforth has excellent football intelligence and has been a chess piece on the back Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
end of the Bruins defense for the past several seasons. Goforth has shown success playing as a nickel defender in Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the slot, up in the box or as a robber in the MOF. His long term projection is likely a nickel defensive back that Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
can either match up with receivers in the slot or allow another member of the secondary to do so. Goforth lacks Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
high end length and strength but plays with much more physicality than one would expect at first look. An early Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Day 3 option, Goforth can play man or zone based schemes effectively but will likely be looking at a
complimentary role as compared to being asked to be a full time player .

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Justin Evans, Safety #14


Rank: 11 Rank: 133


Senior Bowl Games watched: UCLA (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisiana State (2016), Auburn (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Coverage Spacing: Has good range and burst to cover Competitive Toughness: Big hit stick defender with
ground and be able to challenge the ball. Has linear explosive skills. Is not always confident when closing in
- Measured Weight: 193 mobility and is especially effective as a MOF robber traffic situations and can get gun shy at first contact. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" defender; notable click and close to work into a position to lay out receivers working over the middle of the field with
lay a hit on the ball carrier. huge body blows.
Acceleration: Burst is notable. High end acceleration skills Flexibility: Little issue with mobility throughout the body.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.45 in both plant/drive and flat footed situations. Has speed to Has free moving hinges of the hips in open space and is
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 prowl between the numbers as a deep cover option and has capable of fluid transitions to work back across body and
ability to roll into the LOS in little time from the deep still find targets. Does well in head up tackling situations to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A secondary. get low if balanced on base of support.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Big hits are followed too frequently with big Feet/COD: Feet have clean drops and shows good
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 misses. Will fail to even show iota of deceleration and too transitional quickness to break on sharp stems in vicinity as
often overruns targets in the open field. Has nice foot either a man or zone coverage defender. Has nice short area
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A activity after contact to run the feet and sustain push. Will wiggle to mirror and adjust pursuit on the fly.
wrap well in tight spaces.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Sees in breaking routes from across Man Cover Skills: Good level of success challenging Tight
the formation with good consistency. Positioning is Ends in the middle of the field. Has the short area quickness
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" typically strong on vertical shots but ball skills can and enough physicality to give some TEs fits on
compromise some targets and concede catches as an end intermediate routes. Troubles will stem from working head
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A result. back around to find the ball.
Ball Skills: Tracking skills are not great, especially when Versatility: Effective at most as a intermediate MOF
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 back is turned to the ball and having to work head around enforcer. Has issues with boundary run support due to flow
and locate. High point skills are present and do well to and angles; will miss tackles. North/south run support is
- Short Shuttle: N/A challenge ball at highest point as a deep leverage defender. much stronger.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19

FILM SCORE
5.69 7.20 7.82 7.14 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Texas A&M Aggies' Justin Evans is a bit raw on the back end; he's got some issues with ball skills and tackling
that will make it difficult to plug him into a starting lineup immediately and be encouraged to play a high volume Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
of Free Safety reps early on in his career. Evans is more of a middle of the field enforcer and has an impressive Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
ability to process and hit receivers with force to jar loose the football. Evans' acceleration skills and range Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
suggest a promising future as a Free Safety may be in the cards; yet he's too raw to be relied upon to fulfill that Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
role immediately going forward. Evans has some strong work as a return player as well, he's able to illustrate his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
open field vision and acceleration skills in this regard as well. Evans is a potential Day 2 target with a more
favorable three and five year projection than as an immediate impact player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Montae Nicholson, Safety #9

Date of Birth: 12/04/1995 Junior, Michigan State University Spartans

Rank: 12 Rank: 137

2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

NFL Combine Games watched: Iowa (2015), Wisconsin (2016), Notre Dame (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6020 Coverage Spacing: Has had nice flashes of deep overlap Competitive Toughness: Physically stout player. Slapped
ability. Will hold water as long as possible against dual together very well and capable of jarring and shedding
- Measured Weight: 212 stems and do best to play either target. Deep halves is best blockers on the boundary. Has big time hitting power to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" end result but can get jumpy against isolated routes as a play through contact and will pop ball carriers.
back half defender.
Acceleration: Has notable straight line burst. Transitions in Flexibility: Needs to drop hips sooner as an open field
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 deep half are enough to win with but lacks explosive COD tackler but is more mental that movement skills related.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 out of drop to gear up and challenge as a deep middle Has good tilt to carry shallow turns. Has longer transition
player. Very sudden to buzz down into the box and attack steps and steep flips do take a half stride longer to hit. High
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the ball. ability to extend and maximize length.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Needs to sure up some open field angles; too Feet/COD: Steps are smooth but not especially sudden.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A often takes a hard charge forward and will struggle to Short area COD is best in more shallow angles; will
readjust. Has big time pop and great length. Powerful frame struggle with a steep plant and drive due to length. Has
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A on the boundary does well to corral ball carriers. Balanced effective drops in overtop coverage and will do well to
frame will equal excellent results. adjust landmarks with subtle step width.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Peripheral vision is strong and Man Cover Skills: Flexed out onto the boundary in tight
showcases ability to peel and challenge other targets in the goal to go situations. Has length and disruption ability to
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" general vicinity. Frequently put in low leverage situations mask receivers in tight vicinities. Long speed and ability to
and did well to squat overtop and sustain responsibility. work in the slot has not been notably tested.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Needs to be less anxious to break forward, however.
Ball Skills: Reactive to trajectory of the ball quickly once Versatility: Has run and pass support ability. Aggressive
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 eyes find the throw. Will play the ball; not the man and trust charges off the second level allow for high impact as a run
eyes. Has adequate hands but length is more of an impact player into the boundary. Can be a high risk player when
- Short Shuttle: N/A than actual challenges to finish turnover opportunities. left isolated in coverage in pressure packages; too eager to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 jump the ball.

FILM SCORE
5.56 4.95 7.82 7.38 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan State Safety Montae Nicholson has some technical/discipline issues to clean up in his back end work
but by and large he illustrates an impressive blend of versatility, length, athleticism and toughness that will make Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
him an attractive middle round option for a NFL secondary. Nicholson's length is notable and he's very effective Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
using it to challenge the ball and force altered throws, as well as to get into bodies effectively in space and on the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
boundary. Nicholson is going to need to add patience as a back end defender; especially on pressure reps when Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
he's the only line of defense; at times he's susceptible to double moves and will give up too much vertical space to Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
get hit for big plays. Nicholson looks like a true Strong Safety at the next level and eliminating some of the
mental lapses will result in a NFL starter on the back end.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
M a rc u s Wi l l i a m s , S a f e t y #20
Date of Birth: 09/08/1996 Junior, University of Utah Utes

Rank: 13 Rank: 144
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan, Oregon, Brigham Young

2016 Top Competition: Southern California, BYU, Colorado

NFL Combine Games watched: Brigham Young (2015), Arizona State (2016), Southern California (2016), Colorado (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Coverage Spacing: Can get nosey of action in the backfield Competitive Toughness: Chippy defender. Loves to chat
or MOF routes instead of staying leveraged over boundary and get after opponents after the play. Has good aggression
- Measured Weight: 202 routes. Has great range thanks to clean movement skills and closing down into the box. Confident in tackling in the open
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" excellent length. Rangy with high level of leaping ability. field. Strength present to bully receivers on route stems in
man .
Acceleration: Has a good gear and capable of turning on Flexibility: Has good mobility throughout frame.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 the jets to challenge the ball or close on a target into the Showcases enough hinge through the hips to transition into
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 boundary. Has enough range to influence into a high area of a receiver and push for depth; issues with deep tracking are
the field. Will get up to speed quickly out of flat footed more a product of reading the ball. Free in the upper half to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A reads. maximize length at the catch point.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Would like to see feet brought with greater Feet/COD: Does very well for a long bodied defender to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 consistency on tackles. Is comfortable working as an island get clean depth with backpedal and capable in transitions to
defender on back end. Can get over-aggressive with some redirect cleanly. No problems with lateral flow or sliding to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A angles pushing into the boundary and give up the corner carry receivers through zone vicinities.
unnecessarily.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Is too interested in what is happening Man Cover Skills: Has good length and physicality to pin
in front of face. Needs to stay in peripherals and not be slot receivers; particularly against TEs. Can work into hip
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'9" manipulated by a single route. Spacing needs to be pocket up the seam and has long speed to stay sticky with
tightened up on the back end. Much more effective in the just enough mobility to mirror and not get shaken out of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A red area when not tasked with covering vertically. position in phase.
Ball Skills: Has some notable issues trying to track the ball Versatility: Viable red zone man to man defender. Too
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 over shoulder; will lose track of receivers and not attack at keen on action in MOF to be asked to consistently play the
the highest point. Has soft hands; converted many back end and range is only adequate there anyway. Box
- Short Shuttle: 4.20 potential turnover chances. Much more effective driving Safety with opportunities to play up into the D-gap
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 forward to attack the ball. maximize skill set.

FILM SCORE
6.45 5.85 7.41 7.20 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Utah Safety Marcus Williams put anyone unfamiliar on notice at the 2017 NFL Combine, where he logged a
43.5" vertical. His jump is a good indicator of what you'll see on film: he's a plus athlete and has the ability to be Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a high impact player in the right situation. That fit is not, however, as a true Free Safety and middle of the field Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
defender. Williams' eyes are too drawn to the big play in the passing game to regularly be asked to cover the Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
entire field of play. Instead, Williams' ball skills, physical nature and tackling ability mesh together much more Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
favorably as a box safety and run support player. There, Williams' short area transitions and length can have a Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
plus impact on the intermediate areas of the field without the compromised protection on the back end. Williams
has starting upside but is too wild for his own good at times; needs to pick and choose his spots more deliberately.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Te d r i c T h o m p s o n , S a f e t y #9

Rank: 14 Rank: 164


NFL Combine Games watched: Utah (2016), Arizona State (2016), Southern California (2016), Michigan (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Coverage Spacing: Cerebral back end player. Consistently Competitive Toughness: Has issues playing around
leveraged appropriately and is capable of playing deep contact. Is physical playing forward at the catch point and
- Measured Weight: 204 middle in Cover 3 as well as deep half in Cover 2 and capable of disrupting receivers. Needs to be more
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" intermediates with great effectiveness. Will carry patterns aggressive and develop more pop in hands to work through
through area well and has excellent peripheral vision. traffic. Flies up with authority when unimpeded.
Acceleration: Does not have more than adequate burst. Flexibility: Notable mobility throughout the torso to drop
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 Straight line speed is average and does not illustrate a pad level when needed to tackle in the open field. Has
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 second gear to recover if conceding space. Thrives on good adequate mobility through the hips but transitional
IQ to find ball and takes favorable angles when tracking the quickness can be handcuffed if tasked with flipping open
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball in the air. hips at a steeper angle.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Spotty efforts when having to play into the LOS. Feet/COD: Efficient. Not overly rapid or overwhelming
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 Does not do well with squaring up ball carriers in the alley with sharp COD skills but very little in the way of wasted
but is capable of stepping into the catch point or cutting into movement in the open field. Does well to collect and shift
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a receiver with back turned and delivering a nice blow. off of platform when diagnosing and reacting to a
Lack of length hurts wrap up consistency. developing throw.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Very heady. Has impacted nearly 1 Man Cover Skills: Less successful in mirroring on routes
throw per game over entire college career; testament to in the slot than in zone. Has limited burst and short area
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" diagnosis skills and consistently staying leveraged overtop quickness; can concede space initially out of route stems
of receivers as a back end player. 46 combined challenged and struggle to find way back into position.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A passes is highest total of 2017 DB group.
Ball Skills: Excellent concentration and hand eye Versatility: Coverage flexibility is notable. Capable of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 coordination. Is constantly in the pathway of the football being a deep third, a intermediate/shallow robber or a deep
and does well to challenge, react to tips or play through the half. Has seen many pro style route combinations and does
- Short Shuttle: 4.36 hands of receivers via the play side hand without wrapping well to stay in position and not bite of bait routes. Needs to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 body with the near hand. sure up the tackling component to add more flexibility.

FILM SCORE
6.46 7.65 5.69 7.20 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Colorado's Tedric Thompson is a wonderful back end Safety in terms of his pass coverage capabilities. Thompson
is a bit of a limited athlete; which will eliminate any chances of him getting looks as a deep Free Safety option. Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Yet in Cover 2 or Cover 3; Thompson can be highly effective on the back end on account of his route recognition Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and ball skills. Thompson has strong hands and takes great angles in pursuit; he's constantly finding the football Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
and able to challenge at the catch point. Thompson will need to improve on his tackling habits as well; he's got Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
the ability to lay a big hit. But there's too many instances of passive attempts at wrapping up and Thompson is far Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
too easily deterred by bodies in front of his face when attempting to fill they alley. Thompson can be quality
depth and with some additional tackling skills, Thompson could find his way into a NFL starting lineup.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Johnathan Ford, Safety #23

Date of Birth: 11/01/1995 Senior, Auburn University Tigers

Rank: 15 Rank: 179
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Mississippi, Alabama

2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Louisiana State, Alabama

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2015), Kentucky (2015), Clemson (2016), Louisiana State (2016)
- Measured Height: 5111 Coverage Spacing: Is consistent in spacing as a back Competitive Toughness: Is a consistent effort player with
end defender and does well to stay leveraged as a deep a strong motor. Does not possess notably explosive hitting
- Measured Weight: 200 option. Ability to influence throws in the deep portions is power but tackling ability is consistent with what is desired
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" complimented with smooth functional athleticism. from a back end Safety with regular finishes.

Acceleration: Top notch burst and speed. Very quick to Flexibility: Fairly clean in transitional quickness and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.39 get up to top speed when buzzing back down into the box or redirecting momentum in spite of high end top speed. Does
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 trying to get situated in the hip pocket of receivers working well to fold back into cuts against ball carriers in attempt to
across the field. finish laterally. Hip drop to lower COG in short area tackle
- 10 Yard Split: N/A attempts is a plus. Can be tight in steep hinges up field.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Wrap up skills are a pleasant surprise. Does Feet/COD: Smooth transitions. Average quickness in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 well with challenging ball carriers in head on situations and getting depth when targeted deep can be attributed to clean
finishing with clean feet and awareness of where to put feet and good ground on initial transition step to compensate
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A head to ensure a firm wrap. Is not an overwhelming power for hip tightness.. Has good drive out of platform to step
tackler but reliable. forward and challenge the run from the secondary as well.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Conservative play on the back end. Man Cover Skills: When isolated does not show high end
Does not challenge as many throws as possible due to the pliable skills to mirror in space and challenge receivers with
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A extra shade to ensure leverage. Takes good angles to effectiveness. Was given some additional reps in 2016 out
address receivers after stepping up in space. of the slot but very much a work in progress.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Ball Skills: Has good closing burst. Angles while tracking Versatility: Has been utilized in the return game as both a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 the ball are clean. Secondary burst at the catch point to cross returner and as a gunner. Recent defensive convert after
face of receivers is strong. Can get out-worked in high point playing offense in early career. Upside is present to continue
- Short Shuttle: N/A situations; lacks the vertical ability to elevate and ensure an to grow into more aggressive role on the back end.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 incomplete pass.

FILM SCORE
6.68 5.46 8.17 6.68 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Auburn Safety Johnathan "Rudy" Ford is still a work in progress; he's a high end natural athlete that appears to
have a blend of nice traits and others that still need development. Ford was a running back in high school before Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
getting transferred over to the defensive side of the football. At Safety, Ford shows reliable tackling, good burst Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and run support. In the pass game, Ford is a bit too conservative still and is going to need to continue to develop Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
his route recognition and anticipatory skills if he's going to become a more impact player. Many of Ford's Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
challenges on the ball are the byproduct of poor decisions by passers or tipped throws than actual field vision. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
Ford's upside is as a back end defender with multiplicity; but in the mean time he's a stronger run defender than
pass coverage option and will need some notable development.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Rayshawn Jenkins, Safety #26


Rank: 16 Rank: 186


Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), West Virginia (2016)
- Measured Height: 6012 Coverage Spacing: Overly conservative on the back Competitive Toughness: Mean, nasty player charging into
end; not one to take chances and as a result is not overly the box. Has a violent hitting streak and loves to talk trash
- Measured Weight: 220 impactful on the back end. Spacing in intermediates is more and get into face of opponents after a big hit. Big, strong
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" effective but lacks ball skills to aggressively track ball and and twitched up athlete; impressive ability to transfer to the
challenge. field.
Acceleration: Linear burst is excellent. Shows good speed Flexibility: Transitions in space when having to open are
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 to get up to top gear and bear down on ball carriers along underwhelming; will concede space and then require an
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 the LOS. Struggles more notably when tasked with flipping extra step to make up lost ground. Struggles to get pad level
hips up the field and trying to illustrate range on the back down on tackle attempts.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A end.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Powerful, violent hitter. Needs to watch helmet Feet/COD: Redirection skills in space as a cover player are
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 to helmet contact to prevent targeting calls. Has explosive sloppy. Has a hard time shadowing or sustaining trajectory
close down ability and is capable of breaking from deep when having to open away from the LOS. Had a sudden
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A alignment and influencing a play within just a few yards of drop step to play forward.
the LOS.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has been the beneficiary of tipped Man Cover Skills: Lacks polish, technique and footwork to
balls and high passes. Gotten involved in some turnovers stay consistently in pocket of receivers if asked to play man
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" that never should have been allowed, very opportunistic to man. Abilities as a back end player are marginal in terms
of bad decisions with the ball. Too keyed in on backfield of ball skills; will labor to play with receivers and mirror.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A action to sustain zone integrity.
Ball Skills: Hands are not optimal; double catches and chest Versatility: Box style defender. Big body with high end
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 traps the ball in too many instances. Does not quickly pick twitch to challenge from the second level. Has some
up on the flight of the football and will misplay at the catch developmental upside as a traditional Cover 2 Strong Safety
- Short Shuttle: N/A point with regularity. and can improve pass skills with more work on zone IQ and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 route concepts.

FILM SCORE
6.62 5.96 7.65 6.77 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Miami Safety Rayshawn Jenkins is an impressive physical specimen who presents some notable skills that should
translate immediately into the NFL and additional developmental upside. Jenkins is a violent hitter and plays with Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
a looming presence in the middle of the field; he owns the box when charging down from the second level and Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
will deliver some powerful blows. Jenkins' productivity in pass coverage is a bit misleading, however. Jenkins Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
does not illustrate consistent route recognition skills or ball skills to consistently challenge the football cleanly. As Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
such; too many throws slip into tight coverage, require a late challenge with make up speed or will glance off his Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
hands. Jenkins needs to work on maximizing his play recognition skills in order to optimize what is a notably
impressive natural skill set from a size and athleticism standpoint.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
John Johnson, Safety #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Boston College Eagles

Rank: 17 Rank: 197
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Florida State, Clemson, Notre Dame


Senior Bowl Games watched: North Carolina State (2015), Clemson (2016), Louisville (2016), Florida State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Coverage Spacing: Guilty of tunnel vision and is too prone Competitive Toughness: Long, lean frame. Does not play
to lock onto routes working across middle of the field. with notable power or strength at point of contact in
- Measured Weight: 208 Needs to be more disciplined to protect vertically. Has good coverage or as a tackler. Will have disruption efforts in the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" patience at the snap when playing locked up in man to man flats stymied and lacks violence as a player. Selective hitter.
coverage.
Acceleration: Smooth but not notably sudden in long Flexibility: Loose athlete. Does well to hinge from the hips
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 speed or when having to work into the sideline. Will get or drop the foot firmly to plant and drive in coverage
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 beat in foot races up the boundary and has a hard time on opportunities. Has a good amount of length and range of
the back end to challenge on throws working outside the motion through the upper half to truly maximize ability to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A hashes. influence.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Conservative in angles and is not notably Feet/COD: Shows some highly effective redirection skills
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 powerful. Will concede extra space after contact and fail to in shallow areas. Lack of dynamic and explosive skillset
wrap securely on a play by play basis. Reliable in sitting inhibits back end upside. Shows smooth backpedal to drop
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A over the top and protecting from large gains on interior off of set up and sustain leverage in the slot.
runs. Will overrun gap fits on lateral boundary runs.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Too visual of a defender in the back Man Cover Skills: Has been cycled in at Cornerback
half. Needs to be able to anticipate route combinations with throughout course of career. Exposure to position brings
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11 more quickness and be present with vertical/in breaking high end man ability to the inside to be a viable option
combinations. Much more reliable and consistent in shallow protecting against slot receivers and bringing multiplicity to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A areas, especially in man to man. defensive personnel.
Ball Skills: Has good reactionary quickness on sharp Versatility: Is more of a true slot and nickel option as
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 throws in the short areas of the field. Does well to extend compared to being an every down back half defender. Has
and play through hands of receivers at the catch point. good man skill but run defending needs to be limited;
- Short Shuttle: 4.18 Effective in jarring loose the football. especially if given gap responsibilities. Soft tackler and will
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 fail to see creases to fill.

FILM SCORE
6.71 6.53 7.24 6.66 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Boston College Defensive Back John Johnson is an interesting mid/late round prospect on the back end. Johnson
is not an especially reliable tackler and has some issues with getting into firm fits as a run defender. Yet his best Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
work on film consistently comes from the slot; where he's located closer to the ball and would be afforded more Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
opportunities to impact the running game. As a result, Johnson is likely looking at a rotational role. Without more Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
awareness on the back end as a deep half or third player, Johnson will be a problematic addition and concede too Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
many splash plays in the passing game to warrant consideration for a full time role in that regard. Johnson should Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
be a Day 3 target and can bring value as a nickel player with some versatility for whichever defensive unit he
lands with during the 2017 NFL Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Delano Hill, Safety #44


Rank: 18 Rank: 226


NFL Combine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), Ohio State (2016), Iowa (2016), Michigan State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6010 Coverage Spacing: Is overly conservative on the back Competitive Toughness: Struggles greatly when tasked
end as a single high player. Is more of a clean up option with stepping up to play the run in traffic. Has a hard time
- Measured Weight: 216 than one to consistently challenge the football at the catch filtering through bodies. Does well at the LOS to step up
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" point. Back end range is limited. Does well against interior and disrupt route releases with aggression. Has size to stay
receivers to stay sticky in man. in hip pocket against TEs.
Acceleration: Has good straight line burst when closing Flexibility: Shows fairly clean body contortions when
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 into the LOS. Lacks high end flip and run speed; needs to tasked with flipping hips up the field. Has adequate ability
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 have body lined up to gain ground quickly. Has adequate to drop the back foot and drive forward to get back into
ability to turn on second gear and attempt to cut off the action on shallow, quick hitting plays.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A football in man coverage.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Open field tackling resume is strong. Does well Feet/COD: Smooth athlete. Does well with shifting weight
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 to shoot up and get a firm wrap to prevent extra yardage when playing forward to adjust and stay over top of the run
after contact. Too many instances of cutting low on short with consistency. Has ability to plant late and adjust body in
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A yard to gain situations and will concede the fall forward reaction to ball carrier cuts.
instead of wrapping.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Will see some route stems after it is Man Cover Skills: Has been utilized consistently walked
too late to adjust spacing and leave door open for on target up into the slot and playing press coverage. Patience at the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" throws to slip in to target. Does well sustaining back end LOS is solid. Can turn and run with slot receivers or TEs
leverage and protecting from deep throws. and has the physicality to challenge throws through body of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A bigger targets.
Ball Skills: Limited repetitions. Can get overly Versatility: Likable zone/man coverage option. Less
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 aggressive at the catch point; needs to play the ball more attractive when tasked with flying up into the box and
and be less prone to hooking receivers. Has misread a protecting against interior runs; leaves wanting more in
- Short Shuttle: 4.27 number of throws and had poor timing greeting receivers terms of both physicality and spatial awareness to work into
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 and the ball. favorable challenges.

FILM SCORE
6.12 3.71 7.28 6.84 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Michigan Safety Delano Hill brings a solid, if unspectacular skillset to the NFL. Hill projects as a 'tweener Safety.
His back end work as a Free Safety will leave teams wanting more from his range and ability impact the play; yet Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
his box skills as a run defender are a struggle to find constant impact and positive reps to play through trash near Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the LOS. As such, Hill may be a more favorable projection as a Free Safety for a team that implements a high Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
frequency of Cover 2 or Cover 3. Fitting in a scheme that only asks Hill to carry a portion of the deeper part of the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
field will allow his mobility to be masked and let him use his break ability to his advantage. Hill should be Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
regarded as a late round target; someone who should be able to contribute on the special teams unit and be a
quality depth player throughout the life of his first contract in the NFL. Is also a plus athlete.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
We s t o n S t e e l h a m m e r, S a f e t y # 8
Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Air Force Academy Falcons

Rank: 19 Rank: 279
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Michigan State, Navy, California

2016 Top Competition: Navy, Army, Boise State

East/West Shrine Games watched: San Diego State (2015), Navy (2016), Boise State (2016), San Jose State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6005 Coverage Spacing: Often allowed to free lance and float in Competitive Toughness: Plays fearless. Has issues work-
pursuit of the ball. Has had favorable results prowling the ing off of blocks. Too short in the wingspan and lacking in
- Measured Weight: 189 MOF to collect deflections in the pass game but will need functional power in the lower half to squat and press; must
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" notable work to leverage routes as a deep defender. reside to being a gap plugger when charging into a run fit.

Acceleration: Does not have the acceleration skills to get Flexibility: Has a nice ability to contort frame; especially in
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A up to top gear and shoot gaps when playing down into the the open field to cut low on a desperate tackle challenge or
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 LOS. Will lose the corner on ball carriers. Lacks high end when extending to greet an errant throw. Has less success in
explosiveness; generally average mobility and range in the lateral cuts.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A shallows.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Play style is full speed ahead; as a result with Feet/COD: Doesn't illustrate suddenness in space. More of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A come head up with ball carriers with speed. Does well to sit a linear pursuit player. Gives a "dog chasing cars" vibe
down and come to balance but foot quickness in lateral when buzzing down into the LOS to attack the running
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations can pose a challenge to mirror the ball. game. Struggles with even subtle redirections to stay over
top of runs.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Too often caught drifting and needs Man Cover Skills: Rarely utilized in man to man
to tighten up on wasted movements. As often as style situations. Athletic skill set and lack of length do not
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A works into making a play, too often will run or work self translate favorably to being tasked with covering skill
out of position to challenge a route in immediate vicinity as players on any level of consistency.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A well.
Ball Skills: Has great hand/eye coordination to react to tips Versatility: Does not currently have a full time role. More
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 in the area. Hands are soft and does well to secure the ball of a free lancing flow player but will struggle when placed
when challenging throws. Can take poor angles when in a more rigid role; eyes want to carry to the football and
- Short Shuttle: N/A breaking on the football. will need some mental reconditioning.

FILM SCORE
5.48
8.21 6.92 (Size only) 5.85 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Air Force's Weston Steelhammer enters the NFL Draft process without much in the way of notable polish in his
game. Steelhammer's role with the Falcons was primarily to be a buzz defender working the box; given the Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
opportunity to run free and find the football at will. As such, there's going to need to be some significant polish Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
added to Steelhammer's game in order to clean up many of poor angles and wasted steps that are illustrated on Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
film. Additionally, Steelhammer's physical and athletic profile is only middling; there is much to be desired in Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
terms of his ability to challenge even when taking proper angles and working down into the box with leverage. Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
This is a marginal athlete that has been given the chance to shine due to defensive structuring; there's also a
significant uphill climb to being a rosterable NFL player.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Fish Smithson, Safety #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Kansas University Jayhawks

Rank: 20 Rank: 284
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Texas Christian


East/West Shrine Games watched: Texas Christian (2015), Oklahoma State (2016), Texas Tech (2016), West Virginia (2016)
- Measured Height: 5101 Coverage Spacing: Too often flat footed and lethargic to Competitive Toughness: Will slide off of too many tackle
flow and mirror routes entering vicinity. Can be influenced attempts to ignore. Has a lack of functional explosiveness;
- Measured Weight: 197 by action in the backfield. Needs to pick up on routes in not able to transfer power from body into hits. Struggles to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" peripherals with greater consistency to anticipate runners press, stack and shed blocks from offensive players in the
entering space behind platform. box as a run defender.
Acceleration: Does not illustrate good burst. Too often is Flexibility: Does not illustrate high coil or tilt ability to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 left with feet unattached to the ground while hopping down contort body and play with explosiveness. Has best results
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 into zone area and will lose time to plant and drive to greet with shallow angles in pursuit and must take a strong first
the football. Long speed is only average. angle, will lose speed and likely contain if too flat with first
- 10 Yard Split: N/A step.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: More effective as a cut blocker and sweeping Feet/COD: Lacks notable fluidity or suddenness. Plays to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 low to attack at the legs. Ability to wrap up and run the feet strengths well and understands where and how he wins; yet
provides irregular results; simply lacks the functional as a result will leave some plays on the field and does not
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strength to finish with consistency when arriving head up in have game changing quickness to shoot across the face of
the alley. blockers.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Too often looks uncertain in the Man Cover Skills: Does not present the size or fluidity
shallow areas of the field. Will not anticipate or begin to through the feet to be isolated in the slot against receivers
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" carry over receivers flushing through immediate vicinity with any regularity. Has a difficult time with planting in off
and keys too much in false action in the backfield. zone; similar issues will be present in man to man.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Ball Skills: Will capitalize on poor decisions when thrown Versatility: Is going to have a hard time finding a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 into a leverage area. Shows some ability to extend and high permanent home on a three down basis. Has ability to play
point the football to pluck out of the air. Angles and reading on the special teams units and as a contain player may find
- Short Shuttle: N/A passes with greater zip are less regular in contesting and the most success. Struggles in zones and lacks size to be a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 will concede space on hard line passes. consistent tackler/man defender in pass game.

FILM SCORE
6.07 6.69 6.37 5.98 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Kansas Safety Fish Smithson is caught a bit between roles in projecting his skill set to the NFL level. Smithson is
an average athlete but as a back end Safety who is lacking in some notable pass defense skills, he's grossly Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
undersized to be a run support specialist. Smithson has a hard time playing off of contact and struggles to shoot Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
into the box due to an average athletic skill set. On the backend; Smithson takes on a conservative approach on Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
the backend but his lack of length and size will result in him getting bullied by bigger receivers when trying to Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
contest at the catch point. Smithson shows a good motor and is effective as a trail pursuit player; he's capable of Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
cutting down ball carriers low. A special teams role may be the only viable option for Smithson going forward if
he's going to make a 53 man roster in 2017 and beyond.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Jordan Sterns, Safety #13

Date of Birth: 05/28/1994 Senior, Oklahoma State University Cowboys

Rank: 21 Rank: 289


Senior Bowl Games watched: Mississippi (2015), West Virginia (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), Oklahoma (2016)
- Measured Height: 5107 Coverage Spacing: Lack of range is apparent; will concede Competitive Toughness: Does not have the type of
vertically and click and close skills are only marginal in powerful finishing skills one would hope for a box Safety.
- Measured Weight: 196 spite of good field awareness and anticipation. Has best Slips off of tackles too easily. Does well to drop a shoulder
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" results working as a robber in the short areas of the field. in the MOF against crossers and impact with force in
attempts to jar the ball loose.
Acceleration: Does not have great burst or drive athletical- Flexibility: Rigid throughout the hips. Has issues separating
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 ly. Can get beat to spot if playing deeper portions of the the upper and lower halves when trying to get depth and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 field and transitioning vertically. Lacks recovery speed if reach landmarks; plus additional issues when attempting to
beaten on initial contact point. redirect with suddenness in a tight areas and having to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A mirror ball carriers in space.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Can pack a wallop in the middle of the field. Will Feet/COD: Feet are a bit clunky and deliberate; lacks the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A close well and has enough pop and ability to compact frame foot quickness to redirect trajectory or mirror against ball
to coil and lay a firm hit. Wrap up skills are spotty and will carriers in space. Issues are most evident when working
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A bounce off of ball carriers if flying up into the shallows. away from the LOS.
Slides off lateral tackles.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has good peripheral vision to see Man Cover Skills: Lacks the natural athleticism, looseness
crossers working across the MOF. Does well to step up and and foot quickness to be relied upon as a man coverage
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A collision when able and shows reliable range as a MOF option. Will struggle with pattern matching if isolated in
robber. Deep work is riddled with poor angles and space. Man work would compound and expose limitations
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A conceding too much space vertically. ten fold.
Ball Skills: Has been beneficiary of a few gift interceptions. Versatility: Has notable experience working on the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 Is more apt to play the man than play the ball; has missed coverage units on special teams. Supplemented ST work
opportunities on targets or deflections to challenge the will assist in what is only a limited role as a full time
- Short Shuttle: 4.20 football and instead contacts receivers at the catch point. defensive player at the next level. Should not be asked to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 play man or play deep coverage.

FILM SCORE
8.15 5.18 5.80 5.75 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma State Safety Jordan Sterns presents as a limited athlete going forward to the next level. He's lacking in
coverage skills and is notably undersized for being a run support Safety will little skills when tasked with playing Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
away from the LOS. Sterns does have a notable resume as a special teams defender and possesses the baseline Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
athleticism needed to be an option on coverage units. Being tasked upon as a ST option and using that skill to find Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
a spot on a 53 man roster will be Sterns' best chance to stick. Sterns has good aggressiveness when squaring ball Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
carriers but will need to work on his wrap up tackling skills; too frequently he's caught sliding off of contact Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
laterally and conceding additional yardage after first hit. Sterns' ability to warrant an investment should be limited
to late by teams that are definitively looking for special teams help.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
Ahmad Thomas, Safety #13

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Oklahoma University Sooners

Rank: 22 Rank: 295
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2015 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Baylor, Clemson


Oklahoma Pro Day Games watched: Texas Christian (2015), Baylor (2015), Ohio State (2016), Oklahoma State (2016)
- Measured Height: 6000 Coverage Spacing: Limited range on the back end. Does Competitive Toughness: Will get knocked around in
not showcase burst or ability to influence playing forward traffic. Has a hard time with working off of blocks.
- Measured Weight: 217 as a deep half defender. Struggles to stay stacked due to a Physicality as a tackler is notable. Violently tosses ball
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A lack of length speed. carriers down once able to establish a grasp on the ball.

Acceleration: Does not have much in the way of a second Flexibility: Tight throughout the hips and lower half.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.66 gear. Is slow to drive and when tasked with playing in the Struggles to open hips and get depth with quickness. Tight
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 deep portions of the field will have a difficult time stepping base will handcuff change of direction skills. Shoulders sit
up into the LOS to impact the play. high on the hips in space.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Missing tackles is a byproduct of poor angles and Feet/COD: Feet are lethargic. Missing transitional
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 burst to close in. Physicality and wrap up ability are strong quickness to cover large amounts of ground. Will get feet
but lacks the finish skills in the open field. Will deliver crossed over when flowing to the football laterally and as a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A massive blows in tight spaces. result will struggle to plant and drive back across body and
find way back to the ball.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Implemented in a good deal of Cover 2 Man Cover Skills: Lethargic in the open field. Will have
but does not have the anticipation to see plays unfolding and hands full matching up with skill players and does not have
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" drive forward into the play. Has little in the way of range the foot quickness to match patterns. Missing the long
and as a result struggles to attack the ball. speed to turn and run and carry routes down the field with
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effectiveness.
Ball Skills: Notable lack of production challenging throws. Versatility: Limited in role to supplement the game. Has
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 Has little consistency in playing forward and finding angles viable run support skills as a head up tackler but has notable
with play speed to position appropriately to get hands on the issues in space due to a lack of movement skills and burst to
- Short Shuttle: 4.20 ball. close in on ball carriers.

FILM SCORE
8.32 5.18 6.47 5.47 None Safety (+0.05)
Evaluation
Total
Oklahoma Safety Ahmad Thomas has the athletic profile of a linebacker; but is lacking in the size and physicality
to play as a nickel at the next level. A true player in between positions, Thomas is going to have to trend one way Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
or another; he needs to drop weight to add to his movement skills or add size and attempt to play linebacker with Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
a greater deal of physicality. Thomas' tackling skills are handcuffed by limited athleticism and poor foot Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
quickness; he will struggle to mirror in space and concede too much yardage in the open field. Thomas' skillset Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
flashes best as tackler in the run game in tight spaces; he may have some potential as a box LB in nickel Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
packages. By and large, he's a limited athlete with limited upside. Should not be considered a viable draft
investment by teams in the 2017 Draft.

6.25 - 6.49
6.00 - 6.24

5.75 - 5.99
< 5.75
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2017 Big Board

1 11 CB Sidney Jones Washington 8.11 6 36 EDGE Taco Charlton Michigan 7.79

Mitch North Takkarist

Leonard Louisiana Gareon

Taywan Western Josh

Fabian TreDavious Louisiana

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2017 Big Board

5 54 OG Dan Feeney Indiana 7.62 T11 79 RB Samaje Perine Oklahoma 7.44

Desmond Damontae San Diego

San Diego Dawuane

7 61 RB Alvin Kamara Tennessee 7.56 13 86 RB Marlon Mack South Florida 7.40

Juju Smith- Southern

4 68 TE Jake Butt Michigan 7.51 11 93 WR Isaiah Jones East Carolina 7.36

Malik Michigan North

9 72 RB Kareem Hunt Toledo 7.48 12 97 WR John Ross Washington 7.33

Jalen Reeves- Matt

Elijah Louisiana Pennsylvania

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2017 Big Board

Riley Michigan Tanoh

Jonathan Montae Michigan

Donnel San Diego Ar'Darius

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Vincent Oklahoma Treyvon

North Joshua Louisiana

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Calvin San Diego Dare

Caleb North Roderick

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"Chunky" Davon Louisiana

Keith Kelsey Oklahoma

Jessamen Tennessee De'Veon

Tennessee- Stevie Southern

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2017 Class Analysis

The "Physical Size and

Their size component is Round values are meant

2017 Quarterback Rankings

1 4 QB Deshaun Watson Clemson 8.20

2 17 QB Mitchell Trubisky North Carolina 8.00

3 76 QB Patrick Mahomes II Texas Tech 7.46

4 77 QB Nathan Peterman Pittsburgh 7.44

5 108 QB Deshone Kizer Notre Dame 7.26

6 138 QB Davis Webb California 7.10

7 147 QB Brad Kaaya Miami (FL) 7.08

8 176 QB Zach Terrell Western Michigan 6.91

9 184 QB Seth Russell Baylor 6.85