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I n t ro d u c t i o n
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2018 Big Board

Prospects 1-50
POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION
POSITION NAME SCHOOL POSITION NAME SCHOOL
RANK RANK SCORE RANK RANK SCORE
Saquon Pennsylvania Jaire
1 1 RB Barkley State 8.74 T1 26 CB
Alexander
Louisville 7.83-M
Quenton Louisiana
1 2 OG
Nelson
Notre Dame 8.57 3 27 RB Derrius Guice
State 7.81
Connor
1 3 OT
Williams
Texas 8.44-M 3 28 WR DJ Moore Maryland 7.78
Tremaine Lamar
1 4 OBLB
Edmunds
Virginia Tech 8.37 3 29 QB
Jackson
Louisville 7.77-A
Bradley
1 5 EDGE
Chubb
NC State 8.30 3 30 CB Josh Jackson Iowa 7.76
Baker Will
1 6 QB
Mayfield
Oklahoma 8.29-S 4 31 OG
Hernandez
UTEP 7.75
Minkah
1 7 SAF Fitzpatrick
Alabama 8.19 4 32 IDL Vita Vea Washington 7.74
Dallas South Dakota
2 8 QB Josh Rosen UCLA 8.17-M 1 33 TE
Goedert State 7.74-A/Co
Brigham
2 9 RB Nick Chubb Georgia 8.14-M 3 34 OBLB Fred Warner
Young 7.74
James Oklahoma
2 10 OG Isaiah Wynn Georgia 8.09-A/M 4 35 WR Washington State 7.74
Mike Will
2 11 OT McGlinchey Notre Dame 8.08 T5 36 OT Richardson NC State 7.73-C
Chukwuma Western Orlando
3 12 OT
Okorafor Michigan 8.06 T5 37 OT
Brown Jr
Oklahoma 7.73-S
Rashaan
1 13 IDL Maurice Hurst Michigan 8.02-A/M 4 38 OBLB
Evans
Alabama 7.73
2 14 EDGE Harold Landry Boston College 8.02-M 4 39 EDGE Josh Sweat Florida State 7.73-M
2 15 SAF Derwin James Florida State 8.00-M 2 40 C Frank Ragnow Arkansas 7.70-A/M
Leighton
2 16 OBLB Roquan Smith Georgia 8.00-A 5 41 OBLB Vander Esch Boise State 7.70
Louisiana Ogbonnia
3 17 EDGE Arden Key
State 7.96-C/M/S/U 5 42 EDGE Okoronkwo Oklahoma 7.70
South
4 18 OT Jamarco Jones Ohio State 7.94 6 43 OBLB Darius Leonard
Carolina State 7.69-Co/St
Courtland Southern
1 19 WR Sutton Methodist 7.91 3 44 SAF Justin Reed Stanford 7.69
Anthony South
2 20 WR
Miller
Memphis 7.90-A/M 7 45 OBLB Skai Moore Carolina 7.67-M/S
Nathan Fort Hays Southern
2 21 IDL
Shepherd State 7.89-Co 4 46 QB Sam Darnold
California 7.67
3 22 IDL Da'Ron Payne Alabama 7.88-U 6 47 EDGE Sam Hubbard Ohio State 7.65
Austin
3 23 OG
Corbett
Nevada 7.88 3 48 C Mason Cole Michigan 7.63
1 24 C Billy Price Ohio State 7.84-A/M 5 49 IDL Taven Bryan Florida 7.63-U
T1 25 CB Denzel Ward Ohio State 7.83-S 8 50 OBLB Tegray Scales Indiana 7.63-A/S
SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

1 - 50 Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
Favorite Prospect INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE A Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
QB Baker Mayfield, OU CHARACTER C
Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
Most Likely to Make Pro Bowl LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co
Reliable Starter, 2nd Round 7.50 - 7.74
OG Quenton Nelson, ND MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS M
Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
Most Likely to be Overdrafted FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Backup/Spot Starter, 4th Round 7.00 - 7.24
QB Sam Darnold, USC PROJECTION (Position change) P
Productive Backup/Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99
Most Likely to be Target of Trade SIZE CONCERN S
QB Josh Rosen, UCLA PLAY SPEED CONCERN Sp Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
Best Individual Trait FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH CONCERN St Career Backup/Good ST Contributor, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49
LB Roquan Smith: Football IQ UNDERACHIEVER U Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
Practice Squad Candidate/Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
2018 Big Board

Prospects 51-100
9 51 OBLB Jerome Baker Ohio State 7.62-S/St 10 76 EDGE Tyquan Lewis Ohio State 7.43-M
Andrew Kendrick
6 52 IDL
Brown
Virginia 7.61-P 7 77 IDL
Norton Jr
Miami FL 7.43
Marcus Texas San Danny
7 53 EDGE Davenport Antonio 7.60 6 78 CB Johnson Southern 7.43-Co
10 54 OBLB Jack Cichy Wisconsin 7.59-A/M 5 79 QB Kyle Lauletta Richmond 7.41-Co
8 55 EDGE Duke Ejiofor Wake Forest 7.58-A/M 8 80 IDL James Looney California 7.40
Louisiana
11 56 OBLB Genard Avery Memphis 7.58 7 81 CB Donte Jackson
State 7.39-S
4 57 RB Sony Michel Georgia 7.56 5 82 SAF Deshon Elliott Texas 7.39-C/Sp

Mark
2 58 TE
Andrews
Oklahoma 7.55 8 83 RB Josh Adams Notre Dame 7.39-A
4 59 C James Daniels Iowa 7.53 10 84 OT Kolton Miller UCLA 7.37
7 60 OT Tyrell Crosby Oregon 7.53-M 6 85 SAF Armani Watts Texas A&M 7.37-S
Ronnie
5 61 WR Christian Kirk Texas A&M 7.53 T7 86 SAF Harrison Alabama 7.35-A
South
3 62 TE Hayden Hurst
Carolina 7.52 T7 87 SAF Quin Blanding Virginia 7.35-P/Sp
Jessie Bates
4 63 SAF
III
Wake Forest 7.52 7 88 WR Auden Tate Florida State 7.35-M/Sp
Tyrone
5 64 OG Braden Smith Auburn 7.52 6 89 OG Crowder Clemson 7.35-A
Desmond Quenton
8 65 OT Harrison West Georgia 7.52-C/Co/U 8 90 CB Meeks Stanford 7.35
Central Jaylen
4 66 CB Mike Hughes
Florida 7.52-C/S 5 91 TE
Samuels
NC State 7.34
6 67 WR Calvin Ridley Alabama 7.50 6 92 QB Chase Litton Marshall 7.34-C

Humboldt Maea Southeastern
9 68 OT Alex Cappa
State 7.50-Co/St 7 93 OG
Teuhema Louisiana 7.34-A/C
5 69 RB Ronald Jones Southern 7.50-A 9 94 SAF Jeremy South 7.33-A

Pennsylvania Christian Pennsylvania
4 70 TE Mike Gesicki
State 7.49 9 95 CB
Campbell State 7.33-A
Scott
6 71 RB John Kelly Tennessee 7.49-U 5 96 C Quessenberry UCLA 7.32-M/St
5 72 CB Holton Hill Texas 7.48-C 8 97 WR Allen Lazard Iowa State 7.29-Sp

Lorenzo Malik
9 73 EDGE
Carter
Georgia 7.48 13 98 OBLB
Jefferson
Texas 7.28-IQ
Kerryon
7 74 RB
Johnson
Auburn 7.47-Sp 10 99 CB Isaiah Oliver Colorado 7.27-A
Dorian
12 75 OBLB
O'Daniel
Clemson 7.45-S/St 8 100 OG Wyatt Teller Virginia Tech 7.26

DE Duke Ejifor, Wake Forest CHARACTER C
RB Ronald Jones II, USC MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS M
LB Malik Jefferson, Texas PROJECTION (Position change) P
RB Sony Michel, UGA PLAY SPEED CONCERN Sp Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
TE Mike Gesicki: Contested Catch UNDERACHIEVER U Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
2018 Big Board

Prospects 101-150
Daesean Pennsylvania
9 101 WR
Hamilton State 7.26 11 126 RB Justin Jackson Northwestern 7.08-M
Michael Colorado Louisiana
10 102 WR
Gallup State 7.25 14 127 WR DJ Chark
State 7.08-U
Michigan
6 103 C Brian Allen
State 7.24-St 8 128 QB Kurt Benkert Virginia 7.07-IQ
Jordan
10 104 S Whitehead Pittsburgh 7.24-A/C 15 129 WR Jordan Lasley UCLA 7.07-C
Parry Dane
11 105 CB Nickerson Tulane 7.24-M 12 130 S Cruikshank Arizona 7.06
Brandon
11 106 OT
Parker
NC A&T 7.23-Co 15 131 LB Junior Joseph Connecticut 7.05-A
Folorunso
9 107 DL Fatukasi Connecticut 7.22-M 10 132 G Taylor Hearn Clemson 7.05
Central
11 108 WR Dante Pettis Washington 7.21 7 133 TE Tyler Conklin
Michigan 7.05
North Pennsylvania
12 109 CB M.J. Stewart Carolina 7.21-C 16 134 LB Jason Cabinda
State 7.04-A
9 110 RB Mark Walton Miami FL 7.21-M/S 12 135 RB Ryan Nall Oregon State 7.04
14 111 LB Shaquem Central 7.20-St 17 136 LB Shaun Dion Alabama 7.03-A/M

Trayvon
10 112 DL Derrick Nnadi Florida State 7.18 13 137 S
Henderson
Hawaii 7.03-A/M
Appalachian Rasheem
9 113 G Colby Gossett
State 7.18 T11 138 DL
Green
Southern Cal 7.03-St
T13 114 CB DJ Reed Kansas State 7.17-S 17 139 CB Duke Dawson Florida 7.03
T13 115 CB Siran Neal Jacksonville 7.17-Co T11 140 DL Lowell Lotulelei Utah 7.03-A
Martinas Mississippi
12 116 OT
Rankin State 7.16-A/P/Sp T11 141 EDGE Ade Aruna Tulane 7.02-St
Hercules Washington
15 117 CB Carlton Davis Auburn 7.15 T11 142 EDGE
Mata'afa State 7.02-P/S
12 118 WR Javon Wims Georgia 7.15 T18 143 LB Christian Sam Arizona State 7.02-M
Matthew
6 119 TE Chris Herndon Miami FL 7.15-A T18 144 LB Thomas Florida State 7.02-C/M
Oklahoma
7 120 QB Mason Rudolph
State 7.14 18 145 CB Levi Wallace Alabama 7.01
11 121 S Kyzir White West Virginia 7.14 8 146 TE Troy Fumagalli Wisconsin 7.00
Geron Kemoko
13 122 OT Christian Louisville 7.11 13 147 EDGE
Turay
Rutgers 7.00-A/M/St
Western
16 123 CB Darius Phillips
Michigan 7.10-S 20 148 LB Oren Burks Vanderbilt 7.00-IQ
Rashaad San Diego Tarvarus
10 124 RB
Penny State 7.09 19 149 CB
McFadden
Florida State 6.99-C
Equanimeous Marcell Oklahoma
13 125 WR
St. Brown
Notre Dame 7.09 16 150 WR Ateman State 6.99

DE Kemoko Turay, Rutgers CHARACTER C
LB Shaquem Griffin, UCF MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS M
CB Tarvarus McFadden, FSU PROJECTION (Position change) P
RB Rashad Penny, SD State PLAY SPEED CONCERN Sp Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
WR Daesean Hamilton: Route s UNDERACHIEVER U Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
2018 Big Board

Prospects 151-200
Simmie Cobbs
13 151 RB Kalen Ballage Arizona State 6.99-U T21 176 WR
Jr.
Indiana 6.91-M
14 152 S Tray Matthews Auburn 6.98-A/C/M 22 177 CB Greg Stroman Virginia Tech 6.90
Southern Middle
14 153 RB Ito Smith
Mississippi 6.98-A 24 178 WR Richie James
Tennessee 6.90
Washington
14 154 OT Cole Madison
State 6.97-St 9 179 QB Josh Allen Wyoming 6.89-IQ/U
Marquis
20 155 CB Avonte Maddox Pittsburgh 6.97-S 24 180 LB
Haynes
Mississippi 6.89
Jermaine
21 156 LB
Carter Jr.
Maryland 6.97-A/S 19 181 EDGE Davin Bellamy Georgia 6.88-A
Kentavius
13 157 DL
Street
NC State 6.96-U 9 182 TE Marcus Baugh Ohio State 6.86-U
22 158 LB Kenny Young UCLA 6.96-IQ 14 183 DL Tim Settle Virginia Tech 6.86
Tre'Quan Central Cedrick
17 159 WR
Smith Florida 6.96-IQ T25 184 WR
Wilson
Boise State 6.86-St
Antonio
11 160 G Tony Adams NC State 6.96-A/S T25 185 WR
Callaway
Florida 6.86-C/U
Korey Southern Quinton
T18 161 WR Robertson Mississippi 6.95 10 186 QB
Flowers
South Florida 6.85-P/S
Da'Shawn
15 162 OT KC McDermott Miami FL 6.95 15 187 DL
Hand
Alabama 6.85-U
Dorance
14 163 EDGE
Armstrong
Kansas 6.95-IQ/U 15 188 RB Royce Freeman Oregon 6.84-IQ/SP
T18 164 WR Byron Pringle Kansas State 6.95 16 189 OT Brett Toth Army 6.83-A/Co
Southern Harrison
20 165 WR Trey Quinn
Methodist 6.94 16 190 DL
Phillips
Stanford 6.83-M
15 166 S Van Smith Clemson 6.94 11 191 QB Riley Ferguson Memphis 6.83
15 167 EDGE Kylie Fitts Utah 6.94-M 23 192 CB Nick Nelson Wisconsin 6.83
Central Louisiana
16 168 EDGE Joe Ostman
Michigan 6.93-A 13 193 G Will Clapp
State 6.83
Kamrin Peter
21 169 CB
Moore
Boston College 6.92-A 20 194 EDGE Kalambayi Stanford 6.82-P
Ja'Von Rolland Arkansas Pennsylvania
T17 170 EDGE -Jones State 6.92-S/St 16 195 S Marcus Allen State 6.80-Sp
Uchenna Southern
T17 171 EDGE
Nwosu California 6.92-P/Sp 16 196 RB Nyheim Hines NC State 6.80
North Dakota
23 172 LB Nick DeLuca
State 6.91-Co/St 12 197 QB JT Barrett Ohio State 6.80-M
12 173 G Skyler Phillips Idaho State 6.91-Co 25 198 LB Leon Jacobs Wisconsin 6.80-M/P
T21 174 WR J'Mon Moore Missouri 6.91 T17 199 DL Deadrin Senat South Florida 6.79
Darren
T21 175 WR Carrington Utah 6.91-C/U 17 200 RB Bo Scarbrough Alabama 6.79-U

TE Marcus Baugh, OSU CHARACTER C
DE Kylie Fitts, Utah MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS M
QB Josh Allen, Wyoming PROJECTION (Position change) P
DE Dorance Armstrong, KU PLAY SPEED CONCERN Sp Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
RB Royce Freeman: Power UNDERACHIEVER U Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
2018 Big Board

Prospects 201-250
Anthony
T17 201 DL RJ McIntosh Miami FL 6.79-A T28 226 CB
Averett
Alabama 6.64-S
Auggie
24 202 CB Taron Johnson Weber State 6.77-Co/St 28 227 LB
Sanchez
South Florida 6.64-A/Sp/St
Breeland Deontay Southern
19 203 DL
Speaks
Mississippi 6.76 28 228 WR
Burnett California 6.64-A/S
Louisiana
26 204 LB Azeem Victor Washington 6.76-C/St T28 229 CB Kevin Toliver
State 6.64
Justin
18 205 RB Crawford West Virginia 6.76-St/U 15 230 G Sean Welsh Iowa 6.63-St
Keishawn
21 206 EDGE Chad Thomas Miami FL 6.76 29 231 LB
Bierria
Washington 6.63
27 207 LB Josey Jewell Iowa 6.74-Sp 13 232 TE Dalton Schultz Stanford 6.63
22 208 EDGE Jeff Holland Auburn 6.73 30 233 LB Micah Kiser Virginia 6.62
Terrell
17 209 S Edmunds Virginia Tech 6.72-M/IQ 20 234 OT Timon Parris Stony Brook 6.62-Co
25 210 CB Isaac Yiadom Boston College 6.71 19 235 RB Ralph Webb Vanderbilt 6.62-A/Sp
27 211 WR Deon Cain Clemson 6.71 T21 236 OT Brian O'Neill Pittsburgh 6.61-St
20 212 DL BJ Hill NC State 6.71 T21 237 OT Nick Gates Nebraska 6.61-St
Kameron San Diego Jamar
18 213 S
Kelly State 6.70 30 238 CB Summers Connecticut 6.60-A
Bradley
7 214 C Bozeman Alabama 6.69-A/Sp 20 239 S Damon Webb Ohio State 6.59-A
Texas
17 215 OT Joe Noteboom Christian 6.69 22 240 DL Justin Jones NC State 6.59
26 216 CB Jordan Thomas Oklahoma 6.69-C/U 29 241 WR Jester Weah Pittsburgh 6.59
21 217 DL Poona Ford Texas 6.68-A 23 242 EDGE Jalyn Holmes Ohio State 6.58-U
14 218 G Kyle Bosch West Virginia 6.68-A 24 243 EDGE James Hearns Louisville 6.57-U
Godwin
19 219 S
Igwebuike
Northwestern 6.67-IQ 25 244 EDGE Garret Dooley Wisconsin 6.56
Chris Warren
18 220 OT Sam Jones Arizona State 6.66-P 20 245 RB
III
Texas 6.55-M/IQ/Sp/U
Texas
T10 221 TE Ethan Wolf Tennessee 6.66-A T21 246 RB Kyle Hicks Christian 6.54-IQ/S/St/U
27 222 CB Dee Delaney Miami FL 6.66-IQ T21 247 RB Dimitri Flowers Oklahoma 6.54
DeAndre Brandon
T10 223 TE
Goolsby
Florida 6.66-A 31 248 CB
Facyson
Virginia Tech 6.53-M
12 224 TE Ian Thomas Indiana 6.65 13 249 QB Matt Linehan Idaho 6.53-A
Washington
19 225 OT David Bright Stanford 6.64-A/St 14 250 QB Luke Falk
State 6.52-M

DL Jayln Holmes, OSU CHARACTER C
RB/FB Dimitri Flowers, OU MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS M
QB Luke Falk, Washington St PROJECTION (Position change) P
OT Brian O'Neill, Pittsburgh PLAY SPEED CONCERN Sp Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
LB Josey Jewell: Football IQ UNDERACHIEVER U Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
2018 Big Board

Prospects 251-300
Jarvion Western Rashaan
23 251 RB
Franklin Michigan 6.51 36 276 CB
Gaulden
Tennessee 6.29
32 252 CB Rashard Fant Indiana 6.51-A 35 277 LB Mike McCray Michigan 6.29-IQ/Sp
Coleman Christian Louisiana
8 253 C
Shelton
Washington 6.49-St 24 278 DL
LaCouture State 6.27-A/M/IQ
15 254 QB Tanner Lee Nebraska 6.48-IQ/U 37 279 CB Tony Brown Alabama 6.23-U
30 255 WR Keke Coutee Texas Tech 6.48-IQ/S 36 280 LB Joel Lanning Iowa State 6.23-A/IQ
T33 256 CB JC Jackson Maryland 6.46-C/M 17 281 TE Will Dissly Washington 6.22-A
23 257 OT Jamil Demby Maine 6.46-P 37 282 LB Courtney Kentucky 6.21-A/IQ

D'Montre Al Rasheed-
T33 258 CB
Wade
Murray State 6.46-Co 38 283 LB
Benton
West Virginia 6.18-A
North Anthony
31 259 LB Andre Smith Carolina 6.46-M/IQ 26 284 EDGE
Winbush
Ball State 6.13-St
Chandon North
35 260 CB
Sullivan
Georgia State 6.45-Sp 16 285 G RJ Prince Carolina 6.12-A/St
Olasunkanmi
16 261 QB Mike White Western 6.44-IQ/U 27 286 EDGE Adeniyi Toledo 6.11
Louisiana
T14 262 TE Ryan Izzo Florida State 6.42 17 287 G KJ Malone
State 6.11-Sp
Durham Steven
T14 263 TE
Smythe
Notre Dame 6.42 25 288 DL Richardson Minnesota 6.11-A/S
31 264 WR Cam Phillips Virginia Tech 6.41-A 18 289 TE Deon Yelder Western 6.08-A
T32 265 LB Stacy Thomas Louisville 6.40-A 28 290 EDGE Marcel Frazier Missouri 6.08-A
Ray-Ray
T32 266 LB Tre' Williams Auburn 6.40 35 291 WR
McCloud
Clemson 6.05-IQ
Trenton Mike Daniels
23 267 DL
Thompson
Georgia 6.39 38 292 CB
Jr
West Virginia 6.03
Toby Louisiana Braxton
24 268 OT Weathersby State 6.38 36 293 WR
Berrios
Miami FL 6.01-A/S/St
Akrum Taylor South
24 269 RB
Wadley
Iowa 6.38-S/Sp/St 26 294 DL Stallworth Carolina 6.01
North
T32 270 WR Austin Proehl Carolina 6.37-A/S/Sp/St T27 295 DL Michael Hill Ohio State 5.98-A/C
Ka'Raun Jalen
T32 271 WR
White
West Virginia 6.37 T27 296 DL Wilkerson Florida State 5.98-A
Quadree Du'Vonta
34 272 WR
Henderson
Pittsburgh 6.36-S/St 29 297 DL
Lampkin
Oklahoma 5.88-A
Washington
34 273 LB Chris Worley Ohio State 6.36-IQ 18 298 G Cody O'Connell
State 5.77-A/IQ/Sp
25 274 RB Martez Carter Grambling 6.35-A/Co/IQ 25 299 OT Greg Senat Wagner 5.73-Co/IQ
Central Kahlil
16 275 TE Jordan Akins
Florida 6.33 30 300 DL
McKenzie
Tennessee 5.71

TE Durham Smythe, ND CHARACTER C
WR Quadree Henderson, PITT MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS M
QB Tanner Lee, Nebraska PROJECTION (Position change) P
CB Rashaan Gaulden, TENN PLAY SPEED CONCERN Sp Very Good Backup/Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74
LB Tre' Williams: Hit power UNDERACHIEVER U Backup/STs/Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
2018 Class Analysis

The 2018 NFL Draft faces some misconceptions, many of
which were molded during the first few impactful months
of the college football season.
Among them, that this class isn't very good. When

comparing my evaluation scores (left) to the past three
Draft classes, the only way this 2018 class fails to
measure up is to the depth of last year. The top talents in
the 2018 class are the best we've seen since 2014, when
Jadeveon Clowney, Jake Matthews, Khalil Mack and
Anthony Barr all sat atop my personal Draft board.
Of course the real value in that class came a bit later with
Odell Beckham Jr. and Aaron Donald, but the point
stands: the combination of Saquon Barkley, Quenton
Nelson, Bradley Chubb, Tremaine Edmunds, Connor
Williams, Baker Mayfield and others as impressive a
group of top prospects we've seen since 2014.
And against an average class, the depth into Day 2 is fine

as well. But 2017's mid-round depth is a class of it's own.
The Day 3 value of the 2018 NFL Draft class is strong, particularly the players scoring a 5th round value. There are 58 players scoring with a RD5
value, their expectation lies as high quality specialists, spot starters or raw prospects with high upside. This includes notable prospects such as
Wyoming QB Josh Allen, Florida State CB Tarvarus McFadden, Kansas DE Dorance Armstrong, Florida WR Antonio Callaway, Stanford DT
Harrison Phillips and others. Each of these players at some point has been touted as a potential first round prospect, but such a declaration is
centered on the upside of the prospect, there's no guarantee any of these players will find their lofty ceilings with so much development required.
The QB group is a special one. There's five high ceiling passers, Mayfield, Rosen, Jackson, Darnold and Allen. Each of the five are likely to go in
the 1st round, even if not all five should. The infusion of high ceilings is needed as the NFL braces for a changing of the guard at Quarterback.
The RB group boasts the most physically impressive back (or player) I've ever seen. Saquon Barkley is the cream of the crop, but Nick Chubb,
Derrius Guice, Ronald Jones II and Sony Michel all have three down upside. There's a good deal of niche ball carriers as well and impressive pass
catchers out of the backfield, great news for the teams trying to keep up with the recent trends of the NFL.
The WR group is lacking elite talent but has elite upside. Entering the NFL Combine, there were 6 receivers mathematically eligible to be declared
WR1. The crown went to Courtland Sutton, whose ceiling I liken to Terrell Owens. Anthony Miller, DJ Moore, Calvin Ridley, Christian Kirk and
James Washington were close and reflect the Day 2 value at WR.
The TE group has always been about one guy for me. Dallas Goedert never got the chance to test, but he's the next new age TE. There's some one
dimensional prospects in the pool as well, blockers like Marcus Baugh/Dalton Schultz and receivers like Mark Andrews and Mike Gesicki will offer
niche value all the way through the Draft order.
The OL group has a lot more high ceiling prospects than what I've seen from my colleagues. There's more immediate starters in the interior (Nelson,
Wynn, Corbett, Mason Cole, Price, Hernandez, Braden Smith and more) than at Tackle.
The DL group is thin on the edges, particularly in top talent. It's Bradley Chubb and Harold Landry, then everyone else. There's talent in the pass
rush pool, but the question is what red flags are going to insurmountable hurdles for prospects? The inside is much like the offensive side of the ball,
where there are a lot of plug in starters. Vita Vea, Maurice Hurst, Taven Bryan, Nathan Shepherd and Da'Ron Payne are all disruptive front line
defenders who could start early.
The LB group, to my eye, is one of the deepest in the class. There's a good deal of athletic defenders who can play in space, a development that is a
sign of the times as more spread offenses put more stress and pressure on the athletes on the second level. Roquan Smith and Tremaine Edmunds are
blue chippers who can be the face of a defense, but the depth extends well beyond them.
The CB group has a lot of scheme specific players, without a lot of universal defenders. The best bet for a player to plug and play in any system is
Jaire Alexander, where as his fellow CB1 (they tied at 7.83) Denzel Ward has some size limitations that will handcuff him if a team hopes to play
him in the face against bigger, stronger receivers.
The SAF group is better at the top than what we've seen in most seasons, although Jamal Adams may have something to say about that. Both
Minkah Fitzpatrick and Derwin James are aggressive and versatile, they can add a fresh dynamic on the back end and offer a lot of versatility for
defensive coaches. But don’t' sleep on Justin Reid (Stanford) and Jessie Bates III (Wake Forest), who are long and rangy, both showing impressive
ball skills of their own.
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. (Not
between three separate applicable to offensive
factors: If elected linemen)
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. Last year set their tier as to what
marked 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 difference 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 Tagging to reflect where in the
way: where does their A player's summary will include an NFL comparison, a distinction of best and worst traits, Draft a player is a
height, weight, arm plus an explanation of what scheme and system each prospect would fit best into. strong value pick.
length (as needed), etc. Teams picking 8-10 in
score in relation to the Positional bonuses are also assigned to the "premiere" positions in the game. High impact the first round will
past decade plus of positions such as Quarterbacks and Pass Rushers are granted the highest bonus. struggle to find value
prospects at the same for a Top 10 selection;
position. Red flags off the field are tagged as needed. I do not deduct points for a red flag, but for example.
rather acknowledge their existence as a potential catalyst for dropping in the Draft.
2018 Quarterback Rankings
POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION

POSITION NAME SCHOOL
RANK RANK SCORE
1 6 QB Baker Mayfield Oklahoma 8.29-S

2 8 QB Josh Rosen UCLA 8.17-M
3 29 QB Lamar Jackson Louisville 7.77-A
4 46 QB Sam Darnold Southern California 7.67
5 79 QB Kyle Lauletta Richmond 7.41-Co
6 92 QB Chase Litton Marshall 7.34-C
7 120 QB Mason Rudolph Oklahoma State 7.14
8 128 QB Kurt Benkert Virginia 7.07-IQ
9 179 QB Josh Allen Wyoming 6.89-IQ/U
10 186 QB Quinton Flowers South Florida 6.85-P/S
11 191 QB Riley Ferguson Memphis 6.83
12 197 QB JT Barrett Ohio State 6.80-M
13 249 QB Matt Linehan Idaho 6.53-A
14 250 QB Luke Falk Washington State 6.52-M
15 254 QB Tanner Lee Nebraska 6.48-IQ/U
16 261 QB Mike White Western Kentucky 6.44-IQ/U
Round Value Total RED FLAG CODE
Quarterback Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round 8.00 - 8.49
Arm Accuracy: How well does the Quarterback place the football? Does he set Arm Strength: Can the Quarterback deliver short, intermediate and deep throws CHARACTER C
receivers up for run after the catch? Can he accurately deliver on all 3 levels of with strong timing and trajectory? Can he fit throws into tight windows with high Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
the field? velocity? COMPETITION Co
Decision Making: Does the Quarterback make correct decisions before and after Pocket Awareness: Can the Quarterback feel pass rushers while maintaining MEDICALS M
the snap? Can he process coverage and correctly identify open receivers to eyes down the field? Can he manipulate pocket to extend plays and can he avoid Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
target? sacks in pocket? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Progressions: How well does the Quarterback progress from his primary targets Mechanics: Does the Quarterback display a short, quick delivery? Does he PROJECTION P
into secondary ones? Can he utilize the full field of play to identify a target and properly stride into throws, transfer his weight? Does he face target and follow
Developmental Starter, 5th Round 6.75 - 6.99
throw? through correctly? SIZE S
Anticipation: Does the Quarterback throw receivers open and enter into Footwork: How well does the Quarterback get back onto his throwing platform? Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
delivery before the receiver has completed his break? How quickly does he Does he throw from a proper throwing base? How quick is his foot speed?
process throws in his drop? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Poise: How well does the Quarterback handle pressure? Can he deliver throws Run Ability: Does the Quarterback give the extra element of being a threat as a Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
under duress and can he rise to the occasion in key down/distance and game ball carrier? Can he extend plays with his legs? What kind of athlete is he?
scenarios? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
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Baker Mayfield, Quarterback #6

Date of Birth: 04/14/1995 Redshirt Senior, Oklahoma Sooners
PROSPECT RANKING PRODUCTION SUMMARY

1026/1497, 68.5%, 14607 yards passing, 131 passing TD, 30 INT, 404 carries, 1083 rushing yards, 21 rushing TD
Position Overall
Rank: 1 Rank: 6 - Yardage/ - Interceptions/
333.8 - Touchdowns/Start: 3.23 0.64
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Oklahoma, Auburn
- Yardage/ - Interceptions/
- Career - Career - Winning 284.7 - Touchdowns/Start: 2.33 0.67
Starts: 47 Wins: 38 Percentage: 0.809 Start: Start:
2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Georgia

- Team Captain - Total Games
(Y/N): Yx2 Played: 48 - Yardage/ - Interceptions/
Start: Start:
PSAR METRIC FILM ASSESSMENT

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas (2016), Kansas State (2016), Auburn (2016), Ohio State (2017), Texas (2017), Baylor (2017), Kansas State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6003 Arm Accuracy: Has become an area of improvement over Arm Strength: Has ample arm strength to work to any
years, much more consistent throwing outside the numbers level of the field. Looks to have to "work" to put extra juice
- Measured Weight: 216 with accuracy. Will overthrow some bucket throws down on the ball but velocity is just fine. Ball does not explode off
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" field. Typically throws with good spot anticipation to throw of hand but capable of zipping into tight windows both
around zone defenders. breaking outside or in the middle of the field.
- Measured Arm Length: N/A
Decision Making: Has truly mastered offense, has Pocket Awareness: Incredible ability to maneuver and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.84 systemically been given more on plate in terms of passing manipulate the pocket to extend plays. Is a special player
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 offense. Has gotten less greedy and more selective with big when boxed into tight spaces, forcing missed tackles and
play shots, more content to take what defense is conceding. escaping out tiny creases while still sustaining eyes down
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Understands zone and man coverages in post-snap. the field to throw for big gains.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Clearly working through full field of play Mechanics: Is not afraid to change throwing angle based on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A with more regularity in 2017. Not afraid to work eyes off a pressure and need to get the ball out quick. Can be a bit
receiver and come back late. Has made layered reads in half unorthodox with throwing motion and delivery angle but
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the field both vertically and horizontally, plus capable of rarely caught with compromised placement. Is consistently
working across full field of play. balanced on feet.
- Vertical Jump: 29.00"
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Has been showing reliable anticipation Footwork: Feet are active, quick and always on a platform
throwing against zone coverage or tight man for two years. ready to throw the football. Has had some incredible start/
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" Willing to pull the trigger on targets before out of break in stop plays to shake would be tacklers. Does well to step to
order to thread through open throwing windows. targets. Will get down hill and into the LOS before throwing
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” on the move.
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.00
Poise: Is one of the most clutch passers in recent memory. Run Ability: Better athlete than given credit for. Will get
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Key game situations and down/distances consistently bring chunk gains against man to man coverage if able to slip the
out the best of him. Will stand in the pocket and stare down pocket. Slippery in head up scenarios and plays with a
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 pass rushers in order to pull the trigger. Owns the field with "bulldog" mentality, will challenge with physicality if
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 personality and composure. True team leader by example. situation allows as well.
LEADERSHIP PRODUCTION PSAR METRIC INJURY/OFF FIELD POSITIONAL

FILM SCORE
SCORE SCORE SCORE HISTORY BONUS
2017 arrest for public
8.80 7.07 5.79 8.31 intoxication
Quarterback (+0.15)
PROSPECT SUMMARY RED FLAG KEY CODE ROUND VALUE EVALUATION TOTAL
A
NFL Player Comparison: Russell Wilson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
CHARACTER C FIRST ROUND 8.00 - 8.49
Best Trait: Poise Worst Trait: Size LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99
M SECOND ROUND 7.50 - 7.74
Optimal Scheme Fit and Role MEDICAL HISTORY/LONG TERM CONCERNS
THIRD ROUND 7.25 - 7.49

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield fits best in an offense with primarily intermediate routes. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
This would allow Mayfield's pocket mobility and field vision to gain chunk plays. Running
PROJECTION (Position change) P
FIFTH ROUND 6.75 - 6.99
package should be present sparingly. Could start immediately in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
SIXTH ROUND 6.50 - 6.74
Sp
- OVERALL EVALUATION -
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
SEVENTH ROUND 6.25 - 6.49
FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH CONCERN St PRIORITY UDFA 6.00 - 6.24
- 8.29: FIRST ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Josh Rosen, Quarterback #3

Date of Birth: 02/10/1997 Junior, UCLA Bruins

711/1169, 60.8%, 9301 yards passing, 59 passing TD, 26 INT, 109 carries, -154 yards rushing, 6 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Texas A&M, Stanford, Arizona State
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Memphis, Southern California

(Y/N): Yes Played: 30 - Yardage/ - Interceptions/
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games: USC (2015), Texas A&M (2016), Stanford (2016), Texas A&M (2017), Memphis (2017), Colorado (2017), Oregon (2017), Washington (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Arm Accuracy: Placement issues only arise when throwing Arm Strength: Has needed arm strength to both push the
around pressure or forcing a ball under duress that should be ball with confidence down the field and drive throws into
- Measured Weight: 226 eaten. Has terrific placement skills to all levels. Capable of tight coverage and challenge defenders. Ball explodes off of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" throwing into holes in zone or threading vs. tight man hand and will carry pace through target with consistency.
coverage. Will lead receivers away from coverage. Top shelf arm strength.
- Measured Arm Length: 32.38"
Decision Making: Guilty at times of trying to do too much. Pocket Awareness: Does well to extend plays. Would
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.92 When operating in a rhythm can be unstoppable as a drop much rather stay within the confines of the pocket but isn't
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 back passer. Capable of dissecting defenses from the afraid to climb the ladder to side step a rusher late to extend
pocket, even against strong efforts in coverage. Situational before looking to flip ball out to a receiver. Stands tall and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A awareness to know when to take risks. tough in face of pressure when routes uncover.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Full mastery of offense, from pre-snap to no Mechanics: Throwing mechanics are clean from a standing
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A huddle situations to working through field of play. Has platform in the pocket. High release point and holds ball
frequently gone after middle of the field vs. split safeties, high on drop backs to protect from rushers. Can get
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A attacked deep side pockets vs. Cover 2 and isolated single complacent when rushing a throw and cost some accuracy
defenders for hi-lo concepts. Advanced between the ears. but is typically very textbook in delivery.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Will beat man coverage by throwing prior to Footwork: Drops are clean, light on feet and do well to
receivers working out of breaks. Has good feel for when collect off of back foot and drive into delivery. Does well to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" and where to put a ball to beat a breaking defender in zone move feet in the pocket and get front foot striding to target.
or fit a tight throw around the bodies of several defenders Has awareness to move around rushers before
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” and squeeze it in. re-establishing base from ground up when pressured.
Poise: Relentless, killer mentality. Will make a poor throw Run Ability: Is not a true threat with feet but has just
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A or have target drop ball and come right back and attack enough athleticism to slip past a blitz and pick up key first
again. Loves to work between the hashes and also in the downs with intermediate yardage for the line to gain.
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 intermediate areas of the field. Has made some clutch Mobility is more based on control in the pocket and moving
throws (but also some silly ones). Gunslinger approach. laterally. Will throw with accuracy on the move.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33

FILM SCORE
7.32 5.98 7.01 8.41 2016 throwing shoulder injury

2017 concussion Quarterback (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Matt Ryan INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Arm talent Worst Trait: Risky decisions LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
UCLA QB Josh Rosen is an excellent pro prospect and should be regarded as a potential FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
franchise player. Rosen's aggressive mentality to push the ball, mechanics, pocket presence
and arm talent make him an excellent fit for a vertical passing offense in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Lamar Jackson, Quarterback #7

Date of Birth: 01/07/1997 Junior, Louisville Cardinals

619/1086, 57.0%, 9043 yards passing, 69 passing TD, 27 INT, 655 carries, 4132 yards rushing, 50 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Clemson, Louisiana State
2017 Top Competition: Clemson, North Carolina State, Mississippi State

Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Clemson (2016), Kentucky (2016), North Carolina (2017), Clemson (2017), Virginia (2017), Mississippi State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Arm Accuracy: Has issues with consistency on out Arm Strength: Has an absolute cannon for an arm.
breaking routes, will miss high and wide when throwing Effortless in pushing the ball with pace down the field,
- Measured Weight: 216 late. Needs to continue to hone accuracy on 20+ yard capable of flicking the wrist and floating the ball deep down
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" throws outside the numbers. Can thread the needle to any field with very little effort. Will beat tight windows and man
area between the hashes. coverage with power and zip on the ball.
Decision Making: Can allow pressure to fluster and make Pocket Awareness: Can be magical in efforts to slip pass
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A some poor decision with the football. When unbothered or rushers. Seemingly has eyes in the back of his head to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 throwing from on the move is clean with targets, much escape rushers closing from behind. Has ability to reset
more effective in dishing out to open receivers. Was more platform after juking and escaping an initial rush. Effective
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receptive to check downs in 2017 in slipping contact late.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has been making more developed reads than Mechanics: Has made notable improvements in two
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A given credit for. Offers experience with a lot of isolated seasons but still has some lapses thanks to casual throwing
reads courtesy of layered routes in hi/lo scenarios. Showed style. Will fail to work the hips through some throws, which
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more rhythm as a passer in 2017 to work through forces the ball to sail and not be driven through to desired
progressions and throw at the top of the drop. target with consistency.
- Vertical Jump: N/A
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Can be late attempting some throws after Footwork: Needs to continue dedicating time to focus on
break but has strength to mask those targets. Like many consistent weight transfer .Ground up mechanics are one of
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A other areas, showed more confidence in pulling trigger on core roots of lapses in throwing consistency. Has terrific
spot throws and timing oriented routes. ability to reset the feet out of a run to come to balance and
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” throw off an established platform.
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A
Poise: Throwing on the move and coming up clutch while Run Ability: Is a magician with the ball in the open field.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A protected are huge. Has made huge plays as a runner as Explosive burst to blow past second level defenders and
well. Can struggle when boxed into the pocket to make pick up large gains. Notable weapon with the ball as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A sound decisions, can be quick to disperse the football runner, adds a whole new element to the running game.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 prematurely and into danger. Knows how to diminish heavy hits and get down early.

FILM SCORE
8.34 7.24 8.22 7.51 None Quarterback (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Michael Vick INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Arm strength Worst Trait: Decision making LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Lamar Jackson has All-World potential, but requires patience and continued coaching FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
to help him meet his ceiling. Jackson is a potential game changing QB for a franchise but
has more incurred risk given his playing style and need for consistency passing downfield. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 7.77: EARLY SECOND ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Sam Darnold, Quarterback #14

Date of Birth: 06/05/1997 Redshirt Sophomore, Southern California Trojans

549/846, 64.9%, 7229 passing yards, 57 passing TD, 22 INT, 140 carries, 322 rushing yards, 7 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Colorado, Washington, Pennsylvania State
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Stanford, Pennsylvania State

Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Penn State (2016), Arizona State (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Washington State (2017), Stanford (2017), UCLA (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6033 Arm Accuracy: Frustrating lapses of accuracy, stemming Arm Strength: Arm strength is good but not great. Needs
largely from undisciplined feet while working from the every bit of juice to help protect against prolonged delivery
- Measured Weight: 221 pocket. When standing tall is capable of making nearly any pattern. Can zip throws through the MOF in between tight
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" throw on the field, shows terrific down field accuracy and zone spaces effectively to sneak in throws., Has needed
pinpoint strikes on timing patterns on the sideline. power to throw deep.
Decision Making: Still learning to not take post-snap reads Pocket Awareness: Seems almost oversensitive to rushers
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.85 for granted. Can play loose with the ball and willing to take in the pocket. Is terrific to find gaps to slip out and throw
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 risks into tight man coverage. Has gotten stung trying to hit from on the move. Will bounce around throughout the
holes in zone while not accounting for defender reading pocket, always light on feet and ready to slip rushers.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A eyes. Needs more consistency but will get hot, tear up D. Moves almost like a boxer within the confines of the pocket.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Very effective at identifying rolling coverage Mechanics: Delivery is long. Has pronounced hook through
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A before the snap and setting eyes away from the safety. delivery and a long release time. Mental anticipation helps
Quick to jump on isolated routes. Works across the full field mask issue, though can get caught telegraphing thanks to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of play and is willing to use higher numbered progressions. release movement. Throws well on the move, squares the
Not always willing to settle for the check down. shoulders and uses frame to push through a throw.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Shows high aptitude at knowing what spot Footwork: Feet are light but will make some throws harder
receivers are supposed to be at and throwing with accuracy on self by jumping around in the pocket and not fully setting
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" as needed. Can be said for plays from the pocket and plays the feet before making throws quickly. Needs to calm down
when moving and needing a receiver to extend the play. feet and get more consistent stride into throws to protect
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” Accurate on come backs and slants against zone. from sub-optimal power on the throw.
Poise: Calm and cool under pressure. Impressive maturity Run Ability: Has underrated athleticism and ability to slip
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in key game situations, such as 3rd down and red zone out of the clutches of defenders in the pocket. Has
passing. Has a good track record when working on the underrated open field speed but true value comes from
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 move and flushed off of spot. Directed several key come working outside of the pocket and throwing while on the
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 from behind victories throughout career. move.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Derek Carr INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anticipation Worst Trait: Mechanics LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Sam Darnold is an exciting young player with the ceiling to be a blue chip NFL player FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
with more consistent post-snap diagnosis and more disciplined feet. A passing offense with
a tendency to push the ball down the field would optimize his arm ability. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 7.67: SECOND ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Kyle Lauletta, Quarterback #5

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Richmond Spiders

Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (FCS)
- Career - Career - Winning N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A N/A
2017 Top Competition: Not Available (FCS)

N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A N/A
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Virginia (2016), Villanova (2017), William & Mary (2017), James Madison (2017)
- Measured Height: 6025 Arm Accuracy: Is much more consistent in the shorter Arm Strength: Ball takes notable time to arrive to
areas of the field, where lack of arm strength does not destination when having to push. Shows enough juice to put
- Measured Weight: 217 hinger ability to place the ball. Has issues on far sideline the ball down the field but doing so with intent and accuracy
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" throws, ball will sail and get away from him vertically. are problematic. Will have throws jumped along the sideline
Misses a number of deep shots down the field. without greater power.
Decision Making: Is sharp reading the field of play. Not Pocket Awareness: Shows some nice qualities to slide in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.81 often pressured into regrettable decisions, will pick apart the pocket late and avoid would be rushers. Has good lateral
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 teams without a pass rush to move off of set. Crisp in pass quickness in the pocket and has the ability to snap the feet
drop to make a decision and act with confidence at the top back into position before looking to throw.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of drop.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Experienced in an NFL style passing offense Mechanics: Snap out of release point is very quick. Ball
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A out of Richmond. Has receivers available and challenging shoots straight up before coming out of the hand, which
all levels and areas of the field, has proven to be allows for longer holds of the football before pulling the
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A comfortable moving eyes and having to pick through trigger. Would like to see a bit more downward push to
defenders to find open receivers. finish release and help stay on top of the ball.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Is an effective spot thrower to beat zone Footwork: Is light on feet and does well to stay collected.
coverages. Capable of threading the needle inside of 10 Will quickly get depth out of receiving the snap and hitch as
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" yards to zip throws as needed. Has ability to pull trigger on needed into throws up the middle. Has good split in base to
throws vs. tight man as well, will ID opportunities for back stay balanced and under control through release point.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” shoulder or 50/50 placements.
Poise: Comfortable and confident when tasked with Run Ability: Has modest mobility to pick up yardage after
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A throwing on the move. Will stand in tough and address the flushing the pocket and being tasked with running. Has
rush before slipping off to the side to extend a play. Has ability to operate some zone read plays but should only be
- Short Shuttle: 4.07 made big throws down inside the red area after being forced sprinkled in sparingly to responsibilities. Not a great open
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 off of platform. field athlete.

FILM SCORE
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NFL Player Comparison: Case Keenum INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short area accuracy Worst Trait: Arm strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Kyle Lauletta projects as a sharp mind in the QB room but as a player who will FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
struggle to push the ball down the field with pace. Lauletta could provide value as a bridge
starter in a WCO style offense, but should be regarded primarily as a backup. SIZE CONCERN S
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- 7.41: THIRD ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Chase Litton, Quarterback #14

Date of Birth: 10/05/1995 Junior, Marshall Thundering Herd

728/1198, 60.8%, 8335 passing yards, 72 passing TDs, 31 INT, 117 carries, -77 rushing yards, 2 rushing TDs
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pittsburgh, Middle Tennessee St, Florida International
2017 Top Competition: North Carolina State, Florida Atlantic, Colorado State
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Morgan State (2016), Pittsburgh (2016), North Carolina State (2017), Cincinnati (2017), Florida Atlantic (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Arm Accuracy: Needs to stay focused on keeping the Arm Strength: Has ability to generate a lot of push on the
football down, will miss throws high in the middle of the football when trying to squeeze a throw into tight space.
- Measured Weight: 230 field. Has some flashes of awesome ball placement, Will lose some velocity and have errant results on distance
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" especially when throwing on the move and utilizing natural when forced to backpedal away from the LOS to avoid
arm ability. Can hit all levels of the field. pressures.
Decision Making: Takes calculated risks with the football. Pocket Awareness: Has run into a number of sacks
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.90 Often willing to throw into tight man coverage and working from the pocket, is late to turn back after initially
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 challenge defenders into NFL windows with back shoulder flushing for room to work and will step into pathway of
throws and throwing away from defensive leverage. Crisp rusher. Initial feel on throwing platform is good to step
- 10 Yard Split: N/A with initial reads if available after the snap. forward or laterally to avoid initial penetration.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has comfort to shift the eyes, will work Mechanics: Does well with delivery to not throw with a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A across the field and has the willingness to work back to pronounced hook in motion, although platform and usage
early reads with no one open. Has a good grasp on desired of the hips to throw the football are erratic. Inconsistencies
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A targets based on Safety rotation and coverage alignment, with throwing posture and release are root causes of
knows how to use eyes to create a window. irregular accuracy.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Has an NFL mindset. Pulls the trigger early Footwork: Would like to see more focus on stepping into
with ability to throw to a spot and allow receivers to run throws and torqueing through the hips to bring trail leg
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" into the location of the throw. Can beat tight coverage or through, would prevent tightness in the torso and allow a
zone windows with ability to see angles effectively while clean follow through to stay on top of the football. Balanced
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” receivers are pressing through route stems. on throwing platform at the top of pass drops.
Poise: Mentally tough. Stands tall in the pocket, surveying Run Ability: Has a fair amount of mobility to extend plays
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field of play fearlessly and has ability to take a big hit to within the pocket and get away from a rusher. Doesn't have
hold for an uncovering receiver. Has made ample number a lot of juice and won't churn out a lot of yardage against
- Short Shuttle: 4.53 of clutch throws on 3rd/4th downs to convert and keep zero coverage to slip past pressure calls.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 possessions on schedule.

FILM SCORE
8.16 5.36 6.09 7.30 2016 suspension

(violation of team rules) Quarterback (+0.15)
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NFL Player Comparison: Ryan Mallett INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anticipation Worst Trait: Mechanics LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Chase Litton projects favorably to a passing offense that will utilize his big arm and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
work him on moving platforms in the short/intermediate areas of the field. Litton will
require coaching for his mechanics and footwork, but has starter upside when he's on. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Mason Rudolph, Quarterback #2

Date of Birth: 07/17/1995 Senior, Oklahoma State Cowboys

Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Colorado, Oklahoma
2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech

Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Colorado (2016), West Virginia (2017), Texas Christian (2017), Tulsa (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Pittsburgh (2017)
- Measured Height: 6041 Arm Accuracy: Has lapses of ball placement when trying Arm Strength: Distance is adequate, but velocity on tight
to throw tight coverage along the sidelines. Has poor habit window throws dies when feet and base is not set as needed.
- Measured Weight: 229 of missing high in the middle of the field. Nice touch and Does not show arm torque to muscle throws out with heat
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" ability to loft passes between zone defenders with under pressure. Defensive backs can get a jump on far
consistency. sideline throws.
- Measured Arm Length: 32.50
Decision Making: Typically effective in taking what the Pocket Awareness: Feels ghosts in the pocket. Has good
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.90 defense is willing to concede. Eats up off coverage in the ability to stand in firm and shrug off contact before pulling
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 quick game. Shows a good handle for adjustments at the out of the grasp. Struggles with peripheral vision allowing a
line of scrimmage to put team into correct play. Usually back door exit out the pocket, becomes frantic and eager to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A safe with passes to all three levels, has to see opening. disperse the ball instead.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Poor habit of locking into a read from the Mechanics: Functional athleticism can be a limitation once
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A pre-snap. Knows what an ideal defensive alignment is and forced off of initial platform. Upper half gets handcuffed
will get stuck on the primary if fed desired look. Has flashes when momentum influences throw. Carries the ball securely
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of quick, confident reads to work eyes across the field of but rotation through throws can let some MOF targets sail
play. high, won't rotate down through the throw.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Has a clean sense of releasing the football Footwork: Feet are a bit heavy getting out of snap and do
prior to receivers working out of the break. Placement not do well when tasked with snapping back into a different
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A consistency is still a work in progress but has shown direction after initially setting feet. Will leave the feet open
promising comfort in pulling the trigger early. and cause the hips to get locked when trying to throw late to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” a deeper progression.
Poise: Poor decisions and ball security are most prevalent Run Ability: Is not a threat to break the pocket and gash
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when staring down the barrel of a blitz. Will hurry to get the defenders down the field if forced to leave the pocket.
throw out but does so at the expense of fully reading trap Would rather hold and allow a receive to work open, but is
- Short Shuttle: N/A coverages and dropping 2nd level defenders in zone. Will quick to get caught from behind and sucked down by
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 sit and wait on hot read, even if not immediately available. secondary pursuit from pass rushers.

FILM SCORE
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NFL Player Comparison: Bryce Petty INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Size Worst Trait: Extending plays LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Mason Rudolph projects as a back-up Quarterback at the NFL level. Rudolph showed FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
too little development throughout his time in college, suggesting he has reached his
physical cap as a passer with irregular accuracy and difficulty handling pressure. SIZE CONCERN S
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- 7.14: FOURTH ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Kurt Benkert, Quarterback #6

Date of Birth: 08/17/1995 Redshirt Senior, Virginia Cavaliers

534/925, 57.7%, 5817 passing yards, 46 passing TD, 21 INT, 130 carries, -134 rushing yards, 2 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: North Carolina, Louisville, Virginia Tech
2017 Top Competition: Boise State, Miami FL, Virginia Tech

Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Miami (2017), Louisville (2017), Boise State (2017), Connecticut (2017)
- Measured Height: 6025 Arm Accuracy: Has some inconsistencies with placement, Arm Strength: Has the needed baseline arm strength to
stemming largely from a dynamic base that isn't always set challenge to all three levels of the field. Sneaky arm
- Measured Weight: 214 properly when starting to throw. Has good touch and ability strength to get behind deep defenders. Gets nice push on the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" to drop ball over top of zone defenders. When feet are ball in the shorter areas to zip throws on time and beat tight
correct has very strong natural placement skill. coverage.
Decision Making: Will allow pressure to force some Pocket Awareness: Has a good feel for where rushers are
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.95 throws out that need to be eaten. Is a rhythm passer, is at and understands when feet need to move out of the way of a
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 best when back foot hits the ground and read is open as potential sack. Is light on feet and does well to slide and
compared to standing and surveying the pocket. Makes sidestep potential pressures while still sustaining eyes down
- 10 Yard Split: N/A good decisions on roll outs to use athleticism to advantage. the field.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Comfortable and confident working through Mechanics: Can be a bit loose with the ball at times, would
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 the field of play. Does very well to pair drops with timing of like to see a greater sense of ball security in the pocket.
routes and often stays on schedule with eyes to ensure Does well with release to snap ball upwards, crisply before
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A release is in sync with the route. pushing out of hand. Is well aligned through the upper half
to optimize shoulder rotation through throws for power.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Ability to see play developing in live speed is Footwork: Feet initially are great, does well to pivot and
likable, has a sense for working on the move and letting spring out of drop or slide feet and avoid a rusher. But once
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" receivers work open with eyes down field before throwing forced off of spot will allow feet to square into the LOS and
with touch. Hits some very nice window throws against times and needs to be aware of need to snap back into a
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” zone coverage; throwing away from defensive leverage. throwing base.
Poise: Tough as hell. Willing to stand in strong in the Run Ability: Sneaky athleticism outside of the pocket. Is
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pocket before delivering the ball in key situations while comfortable on the move to avoid rushers and has enough
taking a big hit. Has come up with some clutch throws in fluidity to slip out the back door of the pocket and make a
- Short Shuttle: 4.33 big moments as well. Needs to be more willing to eat the blitz or man to man coverage down the field pay for a lack
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 ball and take a sack, however. of contain.

FILM SCORE
6.26 5.78 6.17 7.20 2015 knee INJ Quarterback (+0.15)
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NFL Player Comparison: Jeff Driskel INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Toughness Worst Trait: Footwork LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Kurt Benkert could potentially find success in a starting role if on a team dedicated to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
being a run heavy offense. Greater athletes on the boundary will mitigate ball security
issues and Benkert can keep a passing offense on schedule with consistency. SIZE CONCERN S
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Josh Allen, Quarterback #17

Date of Birth: 05/21/1996 Redshirt Junior, Wyoming Cowboys

365/649, 56.2%, 5066 passing yards, 44 passing TDs, 21 INT, 237 carries, 767 rushing yards, 12 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Nebraska, Boise State, Brigham Young
2017 Top Competition: Iowa, Oregon, Boise State

Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Boise State (2017), New Mexico (2017), Texas State (2017), Colorado State (2017), Utah State (2017), Iowa (2017), Oregon (2017)
- Measured Height: 6047 Arm Accuracy: Struggles with placement when pushing Arm Strength: Natural strength and ability to generate
the ball on vertical throws. Does not show a great deal of velocity on the ball is tremendous. True blue chip trait.
- Measured Weight: 237 consistency with trajectory to adequately reach targets Effortlessly can flip the ball 50+ yards down field without
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" pending coverage. Misses some elementary throws, threads having feet set or striding to the target. Will hammer in tight
some impossible needles. Very streaky. window throws as needed in tight coverage.
Decision Making: Wires crossed too easily. Will fail to Pocket Awareness: Patient standing in tall until after first
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.75 identify blitzes and won't replace defender with ball. few big hits in the pocket, then will get anxious and rush
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 Throws into coverage. Doesn't adjust placement in response delivery and mechanics. Does well to adjust platform late
to active defenders in area. Will struggle with more and vacate area after defenders have closed in to avoid sacks
- 10 Yard Split: N/A advanced routes, played with a lot of 2-3 man route combos. and extend plays.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: A lot of one read or half field reads present Mechanics: Throwing delivery is fairly compact. Release
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A on film. Was not exposed to a high level of full field reads point is high to avoid contested throws at the line of
on successful plays. Throws with most confidence against scrimmage. Does well one the move to posture upper body
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A low number of rushers and zone coverage. in way to generate needed rotation on throws and allow ball
to reach target.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Will deliver late due to habit of preferring Footwork: Does well out of the gun and when working
to see receivers coming out of breaks before pulling the under center to get depth in drops, collect balance and get
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" trigger. Doesn't feel tight windows well and will misfire a into a throwing posture. Often times will neglect feet when
lot of throws needlessly. Point and shoot style passer as shifting off of initial read and fails to step to target when
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” compared to timing/rhythm based passer. working through the field.
Poise: Will get rattled under pressure. Needs to take the Run Ability: Very impressive mobility. Has been utilized
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A extra moment to collect from the pocket. successfully in QB run game via QB power and zone read.
Toughness is undeniable in showing ability to absorb hits. Size in the pocket is a handful for would be tacklers in the
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 Has not had constant success as a key situational player. pocket. Capable of breaking contain and getting outside the
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 pocket.

FILM SCORE
7.02 4.86 7.30 6.85 2017 AC Joint sprain Quarterback (+0.15)
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NFL Player Comparison: Blaine Gabbert INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Arm strength Worst Trait: Decision Making LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Josh Allen is a long term project with tremendous tools and upside. Should be confined FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
to the back-up role for immediate future and given time to develop and grow into a starting
opportunity. Does not show ability to handle NFL game at present level. SIZE CONCERN S
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- 6.89: FIFTH ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Quinton Flowers, Quarterback #9

Date of Birth: 12/02/1996 Senior, South Florida Bulls

Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Temple, South Carolina
2017 Top Competition: Houston, Central Florida, Texas Tech

Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Florida State (2016), South Carolina (2016), San Jose State (2017), Temple (2017), Central Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 5102 Arm Accuracy: Makes receivers work extra to finish Arm Strength: Has ample arm strength and no problem
receptions, does not show reliable ability to put throws on pushing the ball with pace or down the field vertically. Has
- Measured Weight: 210 the numbers. Has nice touch on vertical throws down the good pop with the ball off his hands to diminish reaction
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" field but will consistently struggle trying to squeeze balls time for defensive backs.
into tight windows.
Decision Making: Has been tasked with running a very Pocket Awareness: Can be quick to flush the pocket. At
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 simple passing offense at South Florida. Not required to times will trust legs over arm and identify a running lane
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 make a lot of multiple reads. As a result, is consistent with against man coverage and bail on the pocket. Has good
quality protection of the football and will not actively put peripheral vision but fails to keep eyes up and down the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the ball in harm's way. field once pressured.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: More of a point and shoot style passer. Mechanics: Will allow athleticism and quickness in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Prefers to target isolation routes as compared to allowing pocket to deteriorate mechanics and can be quick to pull the
route patterns develop to the heavy volume side of the field. trigger after having let initial spot. Shows good balance and
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Has not been asked to make NFL caliber layered reads at starting posture on drop back passes and does well to rotate
USF. through release for torque.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Anticipation is centered around knowing Footwork: Feet are light and transition out of mesh point
where the read is pre-snap. Does not throw the ball to a well. Has a springy hitch step to collect and work into
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" spot, is a point and shoot passer who needs to see receiver throws when having to climb forward. Needs to continue to
uncovered or out of break before gearing up for a big shot develop more intent of aligning feet after flushing off of
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” into the teeth of the defense. platform to improve accuracy.
Poise: Wants the ball, but too often will aggressively pull Run Ability: Terrific runner. Great vision, balance and a
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the ball down and use legs to try and tackle key downs as decent level of burst to accelerate and break the first level.
compared to letting routes uncover. Impressive toughness Has a sizable workload as a rusher and has not had any
- Short Shuttle: 4.07 in taking big shots and continuing to play with control of durability issues to date.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 responsibilities.

FILM SCORE
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NFL Player Comparison: Denard Robinson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run ability Worst Trait: Progressions LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Quinton Flowers projects most favorably as a late round project to convert to running FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
back. Flowers has not been tasked with running an NFL offense and accuracy and
anticipation issues will likely prevent him from finding a role as a passer at the next level. SIZE CONCERN S
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Riley Ferguson, Quarterback #4

Date of Birth: 01/19/1995 Redshirt Senior, Memphis Tigers

579/917, 63.1% completion, 7955 passing yards, 70 passing TD, 19 INT, 125 carries, -35 rushing yards, 10 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Mississippi, Houston, Western Kentucky
2017 Top Competition: Central Florida, Central Florida, Iowa State

Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Western Kentucky (2016), UCLA (2017), Connecticut (2017), Central Florida (2017), Iowa State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6026 Arm Accuracy: Has issue with consistent placement, Arm Strength: Has required arm strength to be a viable
mechanics and feet require more consistency to prevent passer if able to smooth over other issues. Can zip throws
- Measured Weight: 196 making receivers continue to work extra to catch the into tight spaces in the intermediate areas of the field with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" football. Can be careless over the middle, missing high and no issue. Has nice trajectory on deep passes up the sideline
behind receivers to put ball security at risk. and no issue with distance.
Decision Making: Reckless at times, for better and for Pocket Awareness: Doesn't always show comfort standing
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.98 worse. Will try to squeeze tight window throws, especially tall in the pocket. Has predisposition to move platform, even
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 when pressured, but leads receivers into trouble or will miss without rushers bearing down into space. Poor habit of
target. Quick decisions in short game are effective and giving ground when flushing the pocket and losing leverage
- 10 Yard Split: N/A typically very crisp. on throws down field.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Works through full field but has most Mechanics: Plays loose with the ball in the pocket. Would
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A success with early reads. Can get stuck on the primary on like to see a greater commitment to firmly holding the ball
deeper developing route patterns and have timing of the high and tight. Can fail to bring the hips through some
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A route thrown off as a result. throws, which contribute to not driving ball to desired spot
in some instances.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: More of a point and shoot passer deeper Footwork: Can finish pass drops with a hop, preventing a
down the field. Does not have a high volume resume of firm collect of weight off of back foot to drive momentum
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" spot throws. Will not lead receivers to needed area of the back towards the LOS. Feet are light and have no issue
route when trying to throw out breaking patterns with moving within the pocket to extend and say out of harm's
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” timing. way.
Poise: Tough as hell. Willing to stand in tough and play Run Ability: Eyes are often more ambitious than feet can
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A fearless against interior rushers bearing down before pulling oblige. Looks to spring the pocket and pick up chunk gains
the trigger and zipping in a throw. Decision making under with feet but does not have the juice or wiggle to shake and
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 constant duress can be hit or miss, though willingness to create a big play without a complete bust in pass rush to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 stand in and play making ability are solid. provide open lanes.

FILM SCORE
7.17 6.82 5.29 6.68 2013 leg INJ Quarterback (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Matt Moore INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Poise Worst Trait: Arm accuracy LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Riley Ferguson has a nice baseline skillset to invest into with the hopes that he may FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
develop into a quality passer. In the interim, Ferguson should be invested in as a potential
back-up passer for a team who should not need him to play early on in his career. SIZE CONCERN S
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JT Barrett, Quarterback #16

Date of Birth: 01/23/1995 Redshirt Senior, Ohio State Buckeyes

768/1210, 63.5%, 9423 passing yards, 104 passing TDs, 30 INT, 657 carries, 3274 rushing yards, 43 rushing TDs
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Pennsylvania State, Clemson
2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Southern California

Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Indiana (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Arm Accuracy: Erratic in ability to place the ball with Arm Strength: Has above average arm strength, can step
accuracy to all levels. Will have a number of throws into throws with a clear lane and drive hard to create enough
- Measured Weight: 220 inexplicably sail and struggles to drop touch throws velocity to beat tight man coverage. Has enough arm
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" between the second and third levels of the defense. strength to work ball downfield but lack of top shelf arm
Troubling habit of throwing high in the MOF. shows up when throwing with timing to far side of field.
Decision Making: Is very visual with targets, needs to see Pocket Awareness: Athleticism and mobility are effective
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.70 uncovered receiver before pulling the trigger. As a result when pressure collapses on the edges of the pocket. Is apt to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 does well to protect the football and not throw into step up and flush out an inside gap to spring into open space
leveraged routes. Plays protective of the ball from the and pick up chunks of yards with feet or extend plays before
- 10 Yard Split: N/A pocket to avoid undue stress on ball security. throwing on the move.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Willing to use the full field of play and Mechanics: Holds ball high and does well to not hook
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A exercise all options, but processing speed needs to quicken. delivery, though ball does have a delay at the top of windup
Feel for defenders flowing in and out of zones is not strong before being pushed out. Does well to square the shoulders
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and as a result can either telegraph an initial read or be slow to target, either on the move or when standing tall at the top
coming across the field. of drops.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Is not a window thrower. Needs to see Footwork: Light on feet dropping back out of receiving the
route uncovered at the top of stem in order to initiate throw snap. Primarily receives snap out of gun so under center
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" and deliver a pass. Issues with throwing to a spot will be a work will be a work in progress. Needs to step and stride to
massive hurdle to finding success at the NFL level. throws with more deliberate approach to help optimize arm
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” strength.
Poise: Very composed player, has come up big in key game Run Ability: Doesn't have explosive acceleration but does
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations on numerous occasions throughout decorated have mobility and size to use in the open field if breaking
college career. Will get rattled and throw off of back foot the second level or beating a blitz. Has good field vision to
- Short Shuttle: 4.44 with too much frequency, which further inhibits ability to cut and find a crease in the pocket before moving the chains
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 throw accurately. with legs.

FILM SCORE
2011 ACL
8.91 6.01 5.98 6.40 Oct 2013 broken ankle

Dec 2014 domestic incident
2015 DUI citation
Quarterback (+0.15)
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NFL Player Comparison: Vernon Adams Jr. INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run ability Worst Trait: Arm accuracy LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Ohio State QB JT Barrett projects as primarily a training camp passer who could latch on FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
as a QB3 if he proves able to quickly pick up a playbook. Barrett is very much a work in
progress despite extensive starting experience at OSU. Project player at QB. SIZE CONCERN S
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Matt Linehan, Quarterback #10

Date of Birth: 11/13/1994 Senior, Idaho Vandals

897/1465, 61.2%, 10752 passing yards, 62 passing TDs, 43 INT, 338 carries, 313 rushing yards, 12 rushing TDs
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington, Washington State, Colorado State
2017 Top Competition: South Alabama, Missouri, Troy

Start: Start:

Listed Measurables Games watched: Washington (2016), Washington State (2016), UNLV (2017), Troy (2017), Missouri (2017)
- Measured Height: 6030 Arm Accuracy: Has poor habits as a passer, will lose Arm Strength: Does not have a desirable level of zip on
accuracy when trying to push the ball with pace, most passes to thread the needle into tight spaces reliably and
- Measured Weight: 220 notably when forced off of spot as a passer on the move. without DBs having a chance to drive on the throw.
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A Will surprise with a strong throw into intermediates with Struggles to push the ball deep down the field with
pressure in face. effectiveness.
Decision Making: Makes some frustrating decision with Pocket Awareness: Takes far too many sacks. Has to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A the football when handling pressure Has a very methodical increase speed of the internal clock to prevent defenders
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 approach to handling quick game, will pick defenses apart if from pushing in the pocket and pinning in on platform. Has
able to dissect at top of drops and pull the trigger on poor peripheral vision with eyes down the field to see and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A comeback routes and slants. slide away from potential rushers coming in off the edge.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Quickly works through reads on pass drops. Mechanics: Has a perplexing habit to fall off the pitcher's
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Often times makes a quick decision to primary read if open mound on throws when forced to try to reset the feet. Will
and is quick to disperse the football in such instances. fade away from throws but still manages to place with
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Struggles more with longer developing progressions to accuracy in spurts, will lose any and all juice on the throw,
confidently work through the field. however.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Has a nice sense of timing when tasked with Footwork: Shows balanced drops and initial collection off
throwing within 10 yards of the LOS, will zip in a pass to a of back foot but when needing to move will not reset the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A moving receiver in stride and shows ability to spot throw feet and as a result variance as a passer goes through the
with visible passing windows. Does not, however, anticipate roof. Is not especially fleet of foot and will eat a lot of sacks
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” squatting defenders in zone to break on crossing routes. due to inability to slide in the pocket.
Poise: Plays too risky with the football on anything outside Run Ability: Modest ability to flush a gap up the middle
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of quick game. Needs to speed up the processor and slow and pick up some cheap yardage against a blitz. Is not
down the feet, plays a bit panicked after taking first big hit athletic with the ball in hands and is not going to make any
- Short Shuttle: N/A from the pocket. Does not handle pressure well to navigate defenders miss in the open field.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 the pocket and extend a play.

FILM SCORE
7.54 6.41 N/A 6.23 None Quarterback (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kyle Orton INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anticipation Worst Trait: Arm strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Matt Linehan projects as a back-up passer at the NFL level. His limited arm strength FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
will not make him a candidate for every offense, he will need to go to a true West Coast
style attack in order to sync his limitations and strengths with the play calls. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 6.53: SIXTH ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Luke Falk, Quarterback #4

Date of Birth: 12/28/1994 Redshirt Senior, Washington State Cougars

1403/2054, 68.3%, 14481 passing yards, 119 passing TD, 39 INT, 251 carries, -400 rushing yards, 4 rushing TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington, Boise State
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington, Southern California

Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Washington (2016), Colorado (2016), California (2017), Southern California (2017), Stanford (2017), Arizona (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 Arm Accuracy: Can work effectively in the middle of the Arm Strength: Lacking in ability to push the ball down the
field but lacks the arm strength to drive throws with field. Vertical routes have high, arcing trajectory and hang
- Measured Weight: 211 authority down the field. As a result far throws outside the for notable amount of time. Will have defensive backs jump
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" number will die before reaching target. Will put throws come back patterns due to time from ball leaving hand to
behind receivers when trying to throw to moving targets. reaching target.
Decision Making: Comes from a watered down offense Pocket Awareness: Will take sacks by not moving platform
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A that relies heavily on screens, short crossing patterns and as rushers collapse pocket around platform. Is not a player
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 spacing the field. Not asked to make a high frequency of who can reset feet and move to extend plays: a traditional
layered field reads or throw into heavy traffic. Questionable pocket passer. Would like to see more lateral movement
- 10 Yard Split: N/A decision making under duress. instead of fading away from the LOS when pressured.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Willing to move eyes off of initial read but Mechanics: When getting a clean pocket will throw with a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A doesn't have a lot of hi-lo or layered reads and is content to good release point and minimal hook in delivery. Does well
take check downs and shallow crossers consistently. Has to set and square to target. Will lose some economy of
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A shown ability to process route combinations working movement when winding up to throw further down field,
middle of the field. fails to use legs and will muscle up top.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Often a point and shoot passer. Will hold ball Footwork: Has a horrible habit of fading and sliding away
and wait for read to uncover before working down to the from the LOS, needs to set the feet and stand firm under
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07 check down/crossing pattern late and dumping off. Often pressure with greater consistency. Step and stride are clean
times will allow zones to suck back up and challenge check when delivering on time or without interior pressure to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” downs. Shows good timing attacking between split safeties. influence base.
Poise: Gets rattled under pressure. Has ability to stand in Run Ability: Should not be considered a viable threat with
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and take a hit but after several bumps will start to see ghosts legs. Does not have the speed, foot quickness or feel for
in the pocket and allow base and mechanics to break down pressure to slip the pocket and be considered a danger to
- Short Shuttle: N/A without pressure. make defenses pay playing man to man against offense.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 Passing threat only.

FILM SCORE
8.14 6.77 4.12 6.20 2017 broken wrist Quarterback (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brad Kaaya INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Intermediate accuracy Worst Trait: Arm strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Luke Falk projects most favorably as a West Coast passer, although his natural FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
limitations will prevent him from reaching a lofty ceiling. Falk should be valued as a
potential backup QB if proven he can master non-spread WCO concepts. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tanner Lee, Quarterback #13

Date of Birth: 02/14/1995 Redshirt Junior, Nebraska Cornhuskers

574/1040, 55.2% completion, 6744 passing yards, 46 passing TD, 37 INT, 89 carries, -378 rushing yards, 2 rush TD
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Transfer from Tulane)
- Career - Career - Winning N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A N/A
2017 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2017), Oregon (2017), Ohio State (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 6041 Arm Accuracy: Struggles greatly to throw the football Arm Strength: Has the power to push the ball with
away from defenders in man to man situations. Often impressive velocity down the field. Capable of slinging
- Measured Weight: 218 overthrows vertical targets and will miss high over the throws 50+ yards with pace. Willing to take tight window
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" middle of the field. Will struggle in all three levels with throws and can sneak a throw into tight spaces. Ball will get
consistency to allow for easy receptions. to target in a hurry.
Decision Making: Does not read the field of play well, Pocket Awareness: Willing to stand tall and survey the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.98 often misdiagnosing zone coverage and will throw into field but ability to extend plays with legs is limited. Does
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 squatting defenders. Fails to see a buzzing defender not have a natural feel for collapsing areas and will often
working across the field when throwing into the MOF. Has look to pull the ball down late in an effort to protect from
- 10 Yard Split: N/A been a high risk passer with many turnovers. potential turnovers.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: Has worked in an offense that utilizes Mechanics: Will allow throwing base and alignments to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A NFL route combinations. Processor can be slow and will break down with a longer time spent in the pocket. Has a
telegraph throws in instances by locking onto and staring minimal hook in delivery movement but ball doesn't always
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down an initial read. When comfortable to work off primary come out quickly, which puts ball security at a premium
has nice results finding secondary targets. when starting to throw.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Capable of throwing with timing, can zip Footwork: Feet are collected and does well to stand tall in
throws into windows on slants, comeback patterns and in the pocket. Would like to see a greater awareness of striding
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" breaking patterns. Issue comes with accuracy, is willing to through throws but does well to get traction towards target
pull trigger early but doesn't have consistent success as a when uncontested. Gives ground under pressure and will
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” spot thrower to hit receivers accurately. throw off of back foot.
Poise: Does not handle pressure well. Will fail to stay Run Ability: Has modest athletic ability, can win a foot
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collected and breaks down within the pocket. Will rush race against defensive linemen if forced to get off of spot
throws and does not illustrate control of game situations as a and leave the pocket. Doesn't look to leave confines of
- Short Shuttle: 4.41 passer. Often spoon fed easy throws and screens in must platform and extend plays with any amount of regularity.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 throw situations.

FILM SCORE
6.87 5.29 6.66 6.33 2017 concussion Quarterback (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Derek Anderson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Arm strength Worst Trait: Decision making LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Tanner Lee passes the eye test at first look but is a player who requires a good deal of FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
polish before being considered ready to see the field. Is a long term project and
developmental prospect, would fit best in a vertical passing offense with big receivers. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 6.48: SEVENTH ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Mike White, Quarterback #14

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

863/1393, 62.0%, 11262 passing yards, 74 passing TDs, 31 INT, 136 carries, -470 rushing yards, 6 rushing TDs
Position Overall
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Louisiana Tech, Memphis
2017 Top Competition: Florida Atlantic, Louisiana Tech, Vanderbilt

Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2016), Louisiana Tech (2016), Florida Atlantic (2017), Middle Tennessee State (2017), Georgia State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6041 Arm Accuracy: High variance as a passer, be it off of a Arm Strength: Has a very strong arm, is capable of driving
firm throwing platform or when forced off his spot. Lower throws to any area of the field as needed. Has nice trajectory
- Measured Weight: 221 body mechanics deaden in stretches and limit accuracy. Has in the intermediate areas to keep ball flat and keep pace
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" arm ability to muscle some throws out and flashes with running hot through the receiver to ensure ball doesn't die
those hits natural placement. off near the target.
Decision Making: Makes some pretty inexcusable Pocket Awareness: Consistently miffed by ghost pressure.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.09 decisions with the football, particularly on deeper passing Will drift off of platform in the pocket and into the pathway
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.83 and not able to lean on initial reads and quick game. Takes a of an upfield rusher. Has failed to ID a collapsing pocket
high number of sacks as well, needs to be more aware of and gotten knocked at the release point a few too many
- 10 Yard Split: N/A throwing the ball away. times as well.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Progressions: High volume passer, but gross majority of Mechanics: Arm slot is often wild and all over the place.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A passes are quick game into the boundary: identifying one on Too frequently will freeze up with flashing pressure and
ones and hitting quick passes in the flat or slant areas of the arm out a throw, needs to be a better Quarterback and less
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field. Is not quick to move off of initial read but will drop of a thrower. There's glimpses of good torso rotation and
eyes if flushed. high release, but it's very intermittent.
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 31.38” Anticipation: Often has a visual mindset and must see an Footwork: Footwork is a mess. Too often locks in the feet
uncovered receiver to pull the trigger. Timing is good on the and stands flat footed on throws without stepping or striding
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" routes breaking back to the LOS on the boundary but MOF to target. Pressure up the middle seems to be a catalyst for
throws are a different story, approaches with a lot of feet freezing. Has to be reworked from the ground up to
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’2” leeriness and hesitation unless receiver has uncovered. present improvements.
Poise: Gets flustered by pressure. Doesn't make sound Run Ability: Doesn't offer much as a runner. If anything
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A decisions and will force the ball out, putting ball security at erratic movement from the pocket nets more negative plays
risk when forced to act quickly on feet. At times is willing than mobility or ability to flush the pocket saves. Doesn't
- Short Shuttle: 4.15 to stand in vs. pressure, others will fade off the mound to throw well from on the move, loses a good deal of accuracy
QB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.33 avoid a hit and ball will sail. trying to line up throws on move.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Zach Mettenberger INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Arm strength Worst Trait: Footwork LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
QB Mike White presents some interesting tools, namely his arm strength and deep ball. But FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
there's a steep climb and projection for White coming out of a wide open spread system
and mental reconditioning needed from the ground up. Developmental prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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2018 Running Back Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 1 RB Saquon Barkley Pennsylvania State 8.74

2 9 RB Nick Chubb Georgia 8.14-M
3 27 RB Derrius Guice Louisiana State 7.81
4 57 RB Sony Michel Georgia 7.56
5 69 RB Ronald Jones II Southern California 7.50-A
6 71 RB John Kelly Tennessee 7.49-U
7 74 RB Kerryon Johnson Auburn 7.47-Sp
8 83 RB Josh Adams Notre Dame 7.39-A
9 110 RB Mark Walton Miami FL 7.21-M/S
10 124 RB Rashaad Penny San Diego State 7.09
11 126 RB Justin Jackson Northwestern 7.08-M
12 135 RB Ryan Nall Oregon State 7.04
13 151 RB Kalen Ballage Arizona State 6.99-U
14 153 RB Ito Smith Southern Mississippi 6.98-A
15 188 RB Royce Freeman Oregon 6.84-IQ/SP
16 196 RB Nyheim Hines North Carolina State 6.80
17 200 RB Bo Scarbrough Alabama 6.79-U
18 205 RB Justin Crawford West Virginia 6.76-St/U
19 235 RB Ralph Webb Vanderbilt 6.62-A/Sp
20 245 RB Chris Warren III Texas 6.55-M/IQ/Sp/U
T21 246 RB Kyle Hicks Texas Christian 6.54-IQ/S/St/U

T21 247 RB Dimitri Flowers Oklahoma 6.54
23 251 RB Jarvion Franklin Western Michigan 6.51
24 269 RB Akrum Wadley Iowa 6.38-S/Sp/St
25 274 RB Martez Carter Grambling 6.35-A/Co/IQ
Running Back Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
Vision: Is the RB capable of identifying defenders on the second level early in Elusiveness: Does the RB generate missed tackles at and beyond the LOS? Does CHARACTER C
the carry? Can he press the line of scrimmage and find running lanes and he have “wiggle” to generate YAC or the short area quickness to create big runs? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
generate extra yardage? COMPETITION Co
Feet/COD: How well does the RB change directions? Is he light/nimble on his Receiving Ability: Does the RB fight the ball in the air or is he a natural MEDICALS M
feet? Can he carry himself effectively through traffic on his ground? Run feet receiver? Can he get into open running patterns/check downs? Can he stay on Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
through contact? field in passing downs? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Durability: Can the RB withstand general toll of playing the position and being Short Yardage Skill: How effective is the RB at generating yards after contact? PROJECTION P
tackled 20+ times a game? How thick is his frame? Does he get stronger later Does he consistently fall forward and gain extra yards? Does his leg drive move
into games? defenders? SIZE S
Balance: Does the RB show the ability to bend or contort his frame and sustain Football Intelligence: Does the back show awareness to game situations, such as Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
play speed? Is there an ability to absorb contact and continue up field push or close to the sticks conversions? Is there sideline awareness? Clock awareness?
momentum? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Pass Protection: Is the RB capable of handling physical responsibility of Effort: Does the RB take all plays at the same effort level? Does he block with as Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
maintaining the pocket? Can he mentally grasp protections and stay on field in much enthusiasm as he runs?
passing downs? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Saquon Barkley, Running Back #26

Date of Birth: 02/07/1997 Junior, Pennsylvania State Nittany Lions

671 carries, 3843 rushing yards, 43 rushing TDs, 102 receptions, 1195 receiving yards, 8 receiving TDs
Position Overall
Rank: 1 Rank: 1 - Carries/
20.3 - Yardage/Start: 132.6 - Touchdowns/Start: 1.34
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Wisconsin, Southern California
- Carries/
- Career - Career - Winning 21.0 - Yardage/Start: 150.3 - Touchdowns/Start: 1.67
Starts: 33 Wins: 24 Percentage: 0.727 Start:
2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Michigan State, Washington

(Y/N): Yes Played: 38 - Carries/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), USC (2016), Akron (2017), Pittsburgh (2017), Iowa (2017), Michigan (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Vision: Anticipation for developing holes when pressing into Elusiveness: Very rarely brought down on first contact unless
- Measured Weight: 233 the line of scrimmage is very strong. Has good patience as well able to be contacted at the mesh point. Blend of size, lateral
to understand when to slow play charge into the second level. agility, power, explosiveness and long speed is a once in a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" Has good spatial awareness for lateral pursuit closing from the lifetime package. Has good creativity to start/stop and shake
backside or the field. would be tacklers in one on one situations.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.40 Feet/COD: Has very active and powerful feet to drive off of Receiving Ability: Very active as a receiver and became the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 foot and explode for high distance lateral cuts. Can completely focal point of offense in 2017. Consistently shows soft hands
vacate a gap when deciding to re-direct and go east/west. Does and does very well to see ball into hands, limiting drops to just
- 10 Yard Split: 1.54 well to sustain speed if able to keep pads square for cuts and a handful over the course of career. Active both in check down
work upfield after cut. area and pressing vertically in the middle of the field.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.59
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 29 Durability: Complete back who has handled any and every Short Yardage Skill: Powerful in short spaces and explosive
role. Three down player who consistently gets better throughout lower body power is supplemented by a shorter frame to run
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
games, wearing out defensive players challenging one on one in with leverage. Does well to drop the pads, run the feet and fall
- Vertical Jump: 41.00" the alley. Has not suffered any injuries of note over course of forward when needing an additional yard to convert for a fresh
college career, clean bill of health. set of downs.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Ability to stay upright and balanced through cuts is Football Intelligence: Natural field vision is rare, as is ability
tremendous. Has rare ability to cover ground with cuts and to create yardage when offered little initially at the line. Has
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’9”
immediately transition up field. Able to sustain contact both in natural feel for defensive flow and is quick to react to tacklers
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A the air and down low and still keep feet moving forward and and counter with a move to force a missed tackle.
recover for more yards.
- Short Shuttle: 4.24 Pass Protection: Frame and functional power should enable a Effort: Is wise and selective in when to take contact and work
seamless transition to the NFL level. Has good presence to step for extra space as compared to getting down or out of bounds.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A forward and be aggressive when challenging defenders as Self preservation never comes at the extent of trying to
- SPEED Score: 124.3 compared to catching bodies and conceding ground. maximize yardage and get the most out of every touch of the
football.
Average Score: 100.0

FILM SCORE
7.94 8.94 8.91 8.73 None Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: LaDanian Tomlinson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Too prone to look for
Best Trait: Explosiveness Worst Trait: big plays LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Penn State RB Saquon Barkley is as complete a player as has come through the NFL Draft FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
process in quite a while. There's no offensive system he could not thrive in. A true feature
back and blue chip player who could change a franchise's fortunes single handedly. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 8.74: TOP TEN OVERALL VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Nick Chubb, Running Back #27

Date of Birth: 02/17/1995 Senior, Georgia Bulldogs

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: North Carolina, Auburn, Texas Christian
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Alabama

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: UNC (2016), Florida (2016), App State (2017), Vanderbilt (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Florida (2017), Miss State (2017), Auburn (2017)
- Measured Height: 5107 Vision: Excellent ability to anticipate alleys developing on the Elusiveness: Has rebounded from ugly injury in 2015 to show
- Measured Weight: 227 second level. Shows patience when pressing the line of dynamic lateral cuts and great strength/balance combination to
scrimmage to allow for blocks to develop before stringing overwhelm tacklers on the second level. Has good wiggle and a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" together cuts to force a missed step at the point of attack. second gear to shake tacklers in one on one situations in the
Consistently pops out the back end of runs. alley.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 Feet/COD: Feet are smooth and cuts hard at full speed with Receiving Ability: Has not had an active role as a receiver after
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 confidence. Effective cuts both in the hole and behind the line catching nearly 20 balls as a freshman. Usage is more about
of scrimmage to quickly get into a crease as available. rotation of teammates and game situation as compared to an
- 10 Yard Split: 1.58 Impressive mobility and short area COD based on back of this inability to catch the football. Runs a lot of flat and check down
stature. reps when in as receiver.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 29 Durability: Grinding running style, will wear down tacklers Short Yardage Skill: Does well to get pads square and run legs
throughout the game and finish strong with powerful leg drive when needing a yard. Powerful lower half poses challenge for
and intent to fall forward at the end of runs. Incredible tacklers trying to wrap around the waist or thighs; can produce
- Vertical Jump: 38.50" durability to not miss time in 2016 after knee injury cut short overwhelming forward momentum if given opportunity to reach
end of 2015 season. the LOS with a full head of steam.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08 Balance: Has impressive ability to always stay upright on hips. Football Intelligence: Savvy runner that knows how to set up
Can cut laterally, jump cut, stop/start, or absorb contact and is defenders in the open field. Is a headache on the second level
never caught unprepared to take a hit and continue forward with versatility of jukes, balance, size and awareness to head
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.09 push. Must be caught down low to cut down in the open field; fake or contort body to create additional room to run while on
otherwise defenders will slide right off. the fly.
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 Pass Protection: Physical frame and notable intent to deliver a Effort: Grinder after first contact. Has relentless attitude to
jarring hit do well to keep passer clean. Needs to be more stick nose down and push through tacklers if needed. Will stay
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistent to stick in after first contact and not let more engaged in the game as a blocker, shows desirable intent to step
- SPEED Score: 108.8 physical defenders create space and work forward into up and challenge blitzers. Selective looking for big plays, will
Quarterback. optimize sub-optimal runs.

FILM SCORE
2015 major knee
8.33 7.88 8.07 8.18 injury
Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Marshawn Lynch INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Long speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Georgia Running Back Nick Chubb is an impressive player. The one true hole in his game FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
is top end long speed, but Chubb would fit either a gap/power running scheme or a zone
heavy system, where his vision and cut ability can be showcased effectively. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Derrius Guice, Running Back #5

Date of Birth: 06/21/1997 Junior, Louisiana State Tigers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Auburn, Louisville
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Alabama, Auburn

(Y/N): No Played: 36 - Carries/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas A&M (2016), Louisville (2016), Brigham Young (2017), Alabama (2017), Florida (2017), Arkansas (2017), Mississippi (2017)
- Measured Height: 5104 Vision: Has anticipation to brace for contact or adjust angles Elusiveness: Has very springy lateral cuts. Capable of vacating
- Measured Weight: 224 better than anyone in the class. Will anticipate and string a space behind the line of scrimmage to uncover into a
together multiple cuts in succession to pick way through second developing crease elsewhere. Does well to get skinny and lean
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" level. Understands when opening is present to put the gas down through small gaps at the LOS. Will reduce surface area to
and when to patiently slow play the line. absorb contact well.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 Feet/COD: Steps are more dynamic and powerful than sudden. Receiving Ability: Has not been utilized as a receiver
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 Feet are efficient but true value as a cutter comes from ability to frequently. Majority of scouted targets have come from swing
plant and drive in wide or narrow spaces. Has good redirection routes as a check down or designed quick passes. Capable of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A as a one cut runner to turn up the field and get north south to hit running quick routes in the short areas of the field if motioned
a hole. out into an empty set.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Has done well to battle through some lingering leg Short Yardage Skill: Effective on a number of levels. Foot
issues throughout the 2017 season. Runs hard, capable of being drive in tight spaces is good to generate forward momentum.
a finisher late in games thanks to special balance and low pad Has a good deal of leverage as a runner on account of pad level.
- Vertical Jump: 31.50" level to punish second level tacklers. Three down player who Does well to pick spots and is apt and tucking a shoulder to step
could easily fill a workhorse role. laterally if a crease develops.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Showcases terrific balance and ability to keep Football Intelligence: Has a natural feel for letting things
momentum moving forward while cutting and adjusting develop as a lateral runner in the backfield. Patience is
pathways to avoid defenders. Has a flexible base, is excellent. Spatial awareness and natural body control are strong
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A comfortable playing with feet away from underneath of hips to to optimize every run and finish with momentum carrying
produce springy cuts. forwards.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Very strong lower body to shock free running Effort: Loves to challenge second level defenders one on one.
blitzers from the second level. Has good habits of stepping up Effective in keeping opponents on heels, will run over or
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to challenge defenders as compared to being passing when around them. Stays engaged in the play, not seen loafing or
- SPEED Score: 110.2 tasked with a one on one assignment at the edge of the pocket. pulling up short, will play through the whistle.
Effective cutting down bigger bodies by getting pads into legs.

FILM SCORE
2017 lingering leg
5.45 6.19 6.67 8.45 injury
Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dalvin Cook INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Receiving ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Derrius Guice is a workhorse starting RB at the NFL level. With great vision, cuts and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
a good athletic profile, Guice has the opportunity to step in immediately and offer a long
term upgrade to a team's running back group. Polish allows him to be a Day 1 starter. SIZE CONCERN S
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Sony Michel, Running Back #1


Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Auburn, Texas Christian, Florida
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Auburn, Oklahoma, Alabama

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Auburn (2015), Georgia Tech (2016), Tennessee (2016), Auburn (2017), Florida (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Kentucky (2017)
- Measured Height: 5105 Vision: Patience behind the line of scrimmage to press the line Elusiveness: Very active with the free arm to challenge tacklers
- Measured Weight: 214 and allow a lane to develop. Effective squaring up the alley and and stiff arm to avoid contact. Has great balance and ability to
breaking back across the grain. Does well to identify defensive contort lower body to duck away from defenders at feet. Lateral
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" flow on the second level and avoid collisions before able to quickness is good with foot activity to pivot away from a head
break into space. on collision.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 Feet/COD: Can at times overextend when pressing to the line Receiving Ability: Has been given minimal opportunities as a
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 of scrimmage to avoid ability to restart with quickness but has receiver but reps have shots ability to run routes out of the
rapid steps to collect, redirect and spring into the open field. backfield and have comfort extend for the football. Only logged
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Effective steps out of stance to collect and gather momentum 5 receptions over senior season.
downhill on gap/power runs.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 Durability: Has never been tasked with being a workhorse Short Yardage Skill: Has good foot drive and ability to drop
back, only eclipsed 200 carries once (2015). Rotation at RB has the pads low. Runs with more physicality than expected; built
allowed for fresh legs late in games to help finish defenses, next thick and capable of sticking nose up into gap with momentum
- Vertical Jump: N/A level role may be best as the same. Has battled some dings in to push the pile. Can react late and bounce with quick feet to
each season to limit participation. avoid penetration.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Has high end ability to bounce off of contact and Football Intelligence: Does well to identify when play has
keep feet collected. Will high step or adjust feet to avoid developed and opportunity to hit the hole hard downhill is
garbage and keep momentum moving forward. Has a nice present. Patient as a runner and has a natural ability to feel
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A center of gravity when working through the POA and stay defenders in pursuit and adjust track as needed.
ready to cut to daylight.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Has a good approach but hasn't shown Effort: Has done well to run with physicality on each and
consistent success stepping up to challenge defenders and seal every touch. Rarely fails to finish runs without falling forward,
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A gaps on either the inside or outside. Ideal role in pros would despite efforts to break contact in the backfield against
- SPEED Score: 100.7 mirror that in college: early down back with some receiving penetration. Role has never been an issue, has always been
reps. prepared when thrust into larger role.

FILM SCORE
2011 ACL tear
6.08 6.81 6.74 7.94 2016 broken arm
Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kenyan Drake INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Durability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Sony Michel projects favorably as a starting RB at the NFL level, however due to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
unproven durability and a limited third down skillset, Michel would be best implemented as
a back that can be spelled on longer distances and obvious passing downs. SIZE CONCERN S
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Ronald Jones II, Running Back #25

Date of Birth: 08/03/1997 Junior, Southern California Trojans

591 carries, 3619 rushing yards, 39 rushing TD, 31 receptions, 280 receiving yards, 3 receiving TD
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Washington, Pennsylvania State
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Stanford, Ohio State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Arizona (2017), Arizona State (2017), UCLA (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5110 Vision: Has nice patience and willing to allow plays to develop Elusiveness: Nice blend of burst, balance, strength and
- Measured Weight: 205 between the tackles. Has ability to wait out defensive flow quickness in tight spaces. Will contort base on the move to pull
before hitting a quick lateral cut at the LOS and slip through for out of tackle attempts and continue press up the field. Has good
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" a big gain. Terrific feel for stressing defense with lateral speed wiggle and power combo to put defenders on heels trying to
before cutting up into a gap. square up in the open.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Feet pound the turf on hard cuts, not afraid to drive Receiving Ability: Is not an effective third down option on
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 foot into the ground and catch momentum. Active foot drive passing distances. Used most frequently for check downs and
through contact to play forward and sustain push. More swing routes into the flat but rarely targeted. Fights the ball
- 10 Yard Split: N/A effective pressuring outside and knowing when to bounce back when coming hot to cleanly see into hands and cleanly put
towards the sideline and decrease defensive angles. away before transitioning into RAC mode.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Has been a hammer in the run game, showed Short Yardage Skill: Is not a brute but blend of athletic
impressive progression throughout final two seasons into a profile, mentality as a runner and short area acceleration allow
primary back. Heavy hitter between the tackles with aggressive for some effective pile moving. Patience will allow for some
- Vertical Jump: 36.50" pads and violent intent to impose will on defenders. Adds on late alleys but is capable of flipping the switch and putting pads
additional YAC later into football games. down for needed yardage with quickness.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Great ability to power through arm tackles. Will Football Intelligence: Savvy back to manipulate the LOS.
shrug off high contact and pull feet from the grasp of defenders Knows how and when to bounce in and peel off of a press up
to get back into space. Feet are quick to snap back to balance the field. Effective putting the pedal down to gain the corner
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A after jump cuts to pivot out of a cut and find forward with timed acceleration. Ability to create as a runner off of
momentum yet again. contact with creativity is unique.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Is not good at standing firm. Fails to use Effort: Has a strong motor on carries and effort releasing out of
hands to establish a punch on defenders and will give ground stance regardless of the play call. Fast to flow and get out as a
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with frequency. Needs to be more tied to the ground to not give check down option. Runs hard and will sell out in an effort to
- SPEED Score: N/A up a big push on the inside. Will stalk down incorrect gaps reach the needed yardage for key conversions and regular runs
stepping up inside as well. all the same.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: LeSean McCoy INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Pass protection LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Ronald Jones II projects most favorably into a zone heavy running offense. His cut FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ability, patience and balance make him an attractive option for inside zone, while his burst
makes him effective outside the tackles. Questionable three down ability early in career. SIZE CONCERN S
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John Kelly, Running Back #4

Date of Birth: 10/04/1996 Junior, Tennessee Volunteers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Alabama, Georgia
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia Tech (2017), Massachusetts (2017), Florida (2017), Louisiana State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5097 Vision: Has a great read on the line of scrimmage, terrific Elusiveness: Is very slippery, both in tight spaces and in the
- Measured Weight: 216 peripheral vision to feel a collapsed edge at the LOS or a open field. Loose frame to contort body around tackle attempts
gap developing as run is pressed up into the line of and keep feet clean. Terrific short area quickness to dart in and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" scrimmage. Highly effective in slipping first contact with out of space and force false steps. Runs with a good second
anticipation. burst to accelerate up the field.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Most dynamic feet of any back in the class. Shows Receiving Ability: Highly apt at catching the football out of
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 great control of momentum and frame with hard, explosive cuts the backfield. High usage in the screen game to be a weapon
to jump cut or pivot with quickness and force missed tackles. emulating punt return situations. Has soft hands and little issue
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Jitterbug runs on the second level. Explosive, hard cuts up the seeing the ball in cleanly, even with defenders challenging.
field in outside runs.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Has never been asked to fully carry the load for a Short Yardage Skill: Runs with good leverage and violence, is
full season, ability to be a full time featured player is yet to be willing to drop a shoulder on tackles. Doesn't have especially
determined. Runs with a violent style and intent to impose will high leg drive once stood up on initial contact, can spin and
- Vertical Jump: 35.00" on defenders, has been a wear out runner late in closely pivot for short yardage gain but is not going to be a move the
contested games. pile runner.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Balance: Tremendous balance and ability to sustain forward Football Intelligence: Natural feel for developing space and
momentum and footing after contact. Effortless in sidestepping, finding room to run is top notch. Will impact the game on all
juking, hurdling or pulling out of would be tackles. Stays three downs and be a viable weapon courtesy of usage as a
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.13 upright to press up field after lateral cuts and quickly accelerate multi-purpose player.
for a gain.
- Short Shuttle: 4.51 Pass Protection: Has the short build to play with leverage Effort: Is one of the most violent runners in one on one
whilst challenging blitzing defenders. Has adequate but not situations in the class. Aggressive free arm and stiff arm ability
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A great lower body power when taking on contact. Will need to maximize space and stave off defenders for additional yards
- SPEED Score: N/A further development, could be a barrier to immediately starting after contact. Runs like a rabid dog, with urgency, violence and
as an every down feature player. a relentless motor.

FILM SCORE
5.23 4.34 7.32 8.14 October 2017

marijuana citation Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Mike Davis INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Short yardage skill LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB John Kelly projects most favorably as three down runner, although his workload FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
should be kept versatile early in his career to allow for further polish as a blocker. Zone
running back with great vision and cut ability to translate as an inside/outside zone runner. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kerryon Johnson, Running Back #21

Date of Birth: 06/30/1997 Junior, Auburn Tigers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Alabama, Oklahoma
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Georgia, Alabama, Georgia

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2017), Alabama (2017), Missouri (2017), Mississippi (2017), Central Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 5114 Vision: Peripheral vision and ability to identify late developing Elusiveness: Is not the most springy or fluid of backs, but
- Measured Weight: 213 creases at the LOS is strong. Will hold water and allow carries momentum well when playing forward into the LOS.
defensive flow to dictate before driving into an alley way to Has nice balance and shifts frame just enough to escape heavy
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" press up the field. Will be effective on inside zone schemes body blows and continue progress up the field. Modest jump
thanks to vision. cut ability to vacate space late.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Feet are not especially sudden, but very deliberate Receiving Ability: High usage throughout the 2017 season,
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 and controlled. Enables good balance prior to first contact shows nice ability to pluck the ball and has no issue extending
courtesy of sustained leg drive and does well to adjust feet hands away from body to see in targets. Most active as a delay
- 10 Yard Split: N/A while taking on contact as a way to stay upright. screen receiver to fake blocking prior to slipping out into the
flats and becoming available.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 Durability: Was used as a workhorse back throughout 2017 Short Yardage Skill: Good blend of leg drive, power, forward
season, tallying an impressive 285 carries in 12 games. Did lean and patience, which keeps defenders on toes and unable to
suffer some minor injuries throughout final few weeks, which sell out for gaps at the snap. Balance and ability to spin off
- Vertical Jump: 40.00" will be something that warrants consideration depending on bodies and fall forward was need on a number of occasions for
team need for true bell cow back. conversions, consistently able to convert.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'06" Balance: Very clean. Has no issue at all with absorbing Football Intelligence: Illustrates a sense of comfort with the
contact. Is not the most fluid or flexible of backs but plays speed of the game. Has ability to slow play runs between the
to strengths and abilities of body to contort and avoid hits, tackles but also understands when opportunities are present to
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.07 while still able to reestablish footing and press up the field for hit the hole hard. Despite offensive system, has had high
more RAC. exposure to heavy boxes to anticipate and ID holes.
- Short Shuttle: 4.29 Pass Protection: Requires significant improvement. Illustrates Effort: Capable of three down contributions, although pass
the same patience of running style but never flips switch to protection is a glaring hole. Runs hard, has converted through
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A deliver a blow to defenders. Does not possess desired result as a contact on short yardage situations in enviable fashion. Looks
- SPEED Score: N/A cut blocker either, does not play through legs and will let to maximize yardage and willing to take contact in order to do
defenders step over or press down with hands. so.

FILM SCORE
5.36 6.64 7.99 7.63 Various minor injuries

through end of 2017 Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Tevin Coleman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Kerryon Johnson projects as a favorable prospect for inside zone heavy running teams. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
There, his balance, strength and patience can be in full effect as he presses the LOS.
Johnson has 3 down skills but will require polish as a blocker and versatility as a receiver. SIZE CONCERN S
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Josh Adams, Running Back #33

Date of Birth: 10/29/1996 Junior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Miami, Southern California
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Georgia, Southern California, Miami

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2017), Southern California (2017), Miami (2017), Louisiana State (2017),
- Measured Height: 6015 Vision: Will try to adjust rush track late at times with mixed Elusiveness: Big body has found success running down hill
- Measured Weight: 213 results. Had a number of big runs come against advantageous and contorting lower body around potential tacklers. Has nice
box numbers and thin POA. Does show nice peripheral vision ability to collect out of a lateral cut and stay balanced. Build up
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" to pick up on defensive flow on the second level. speed, has long strides that need space to open up and help
break big plays.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Natural quickness is not especially high end, Receiving Ability: Reliable check down option. Has had
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 handcuffed by length of legs to stay in constant movement. favorable results out in the flat being isolated against a smaller
Has some nice jump cut results thanks to powerful legs. Will skill player to make first defender miss. Has desirable hands
- 10 Yard Split: N/A not redirect with quickness and be able to hit holes to burst and an abnormally large catch radius for a back, hard to miss in
through. the flats.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Grind it out style runner who is most successful Short Yardage Skill: Has a notable ability to keep footing, fall
running north south and putting the pads down. Wore out forward and twist over the top of defenders to help gain extra
several teams down the stretch this season, breaking bigger yardage. Has done well to put the pads down and absorb any
- Vertical Jump: N/A games into the second half and providing the needed physical initial push. Can get stuffed up if defense successfully creates a
running style to dictate pace of play. pile between the A-gaps.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Has surprised on a number of occasions with ability Football Intelligence: Will need to prove no issues reading the
to spin out of a tackle and continue to gain yardage. Does well point of attack as a runner, often times afforded the luxury of a
out of cuts work in a drop step to collect and prevent being of light box in breakout 2017 season. Situational awareness on
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A balance when trying to work back up the field. money downs is good to understand where needed yardage can
be gained.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Big, long, powerful with a strong lower Effort: Good teammate, was used as the lead blocker on QB
body. Shows good engagement in stepping up, won't wait for draw work and jet motion, working down the field 10+ yards
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders to throw frames into his lap. Has to work on keeping trying to create space for runner. Runs hard with consistency,
- SPEED Score: N/A the hips low to optimize ability of absorbing without collision isn't complacent with the football.
causing him to give ground.

FILM SCORE
6.81 6.75 7.99 (Size only) 7.40 None Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Carlos Hyde INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short yardage skill Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Josh Adams projects as a gap/power RB at the next level. With impressive size and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ability to dictate pace, he can be a grinder style runner to be called upon in short yardage
situations. Build up speed is a barrier to being an every down player on many teams. SIZE CONCERN S
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Mark Walton, Running Back #1

Date of Birth: 02/21/1997 Junior, Miami Hurricanes

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, North Carolina State, West Virginia
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Toledo, Duke, Florida State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), West Virginia (2016), Toledo (2017), Duke (2017), Florida State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5095 Vision: Has good reactive quickness when squaring up tacklers Elusiveness: Very slippery. Shows impressive burst and long
- Measured Weight: 202 one on one in the alley way. Anticipation for cut back against speed, balance, ability to force a false step in tight spaces and
the grain and lost contain is very strong. Between the tackles wiggle. Must be effective in forcing a missed tackle in space,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" vision allows for sliding into gaps but more effective seeking does not illustrate a good ability to absorb contact and continue
home runs to the boundary. pressing up field.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 Feet/COD: Natural foot quickness is very strong, both when Receiving Ability: Very good receiver out of the backfield.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 collecting at the mesh point and when working around contact Shows good polish to create space, either against off coverage
in the open field. Ability to stick foot in the ground and explode LBs on the second level or feigning contact and slipping out
- 10 Yard Split: N/A up the field is excellent, has a lot of spring in step. Likable past a contain defender in the screen game. Has very good
ability to re-balance posture off of a cut. hands and ability to receive the ball.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: Size and durability is going to be a question. Has Short Yardage Skill: Is not a hammer or grinder between the
been given a sizable workload throughout career but isn't a tackles. Will not have great success sticking nose down and
grinding RB and missed opportunity this season to put trying to push the pile to convert short yardage situations.
- Vertical Jump: 31.50" durability questions to rest after ankle INJ forced missing final Simply lacks the leg drive and power behind pads to have
9 games. sustained success in this area.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" Balance: Wonderful ability to transition out of a dead sprint Football Intelligence: Seems to have the most success working
and juke before recollecting feet. Has taken light contact and outside the tackles, vision is very good in said situations. Has
been able to spin off and keep feet for notable YAC runs. polish as a receiver, should have ability to immediately
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A Dynamic open field athlete with home run potential on account assimilate to the NFL game and contribute on third downs as a
of balance and burst. change of pace back.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Soft in challenging defenders, not on account Effort: Runs routes at the same pace, shows no signs or tip
of effort or disinterest but rather frame is lean and not offs of play design or when he is a primary look. Effort in
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A especially thick in the lower half. Has had success as a cut supplementary areas of the game is strong. Will look to bend
- SPEED Score: 90.2 blocker to chop down free runners coming off the edge or back runs and turn up field but usually not at the extent of
through interior gaps. leaving available yards on the field.

FILM SCORE
6.41 7.14 5.71 7.59 2017 ankle INJ Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Darren Sproles INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Pass protection LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Mark Walton would be a terrific fit as a third down back and change of pace receiver FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
in an NFL offense. His running style is best suited for outside zone, where his speed and
burst out of a cut can explode up the field while waiting out defensive flow. SIZE CONCERN S
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Rashaad Penny, Running Back #20

Date of Birth: 02/02/1996 Senior, San Diego State Aztecs

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Colorado State, Wyoming, Houston
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Boise State, Army

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Fresno State (2016), Stanford (2017), Arizona State (2017), Nevada (2017), Air Force (2017)
- Measured Height: 5110 Vision: Has moderate success both getting in behind linemen Elusiveness: Feet are smooth but not especially springy. Does
- Measured Weight: 224 and allowing push at the point of attack to produce a hole and not have a good second gear and will get caught from behind
having to peel back against the grain. Can be late when initial with some regularity. Does not appear to have a trump card in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" hole isn't produced to find space, however and can be delayed the open field, other than power behind the pads to run through
getting back into a forward gear. defenders.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 Feet/COD: Runs with feel collected under base, is not one to Receiving Ability: Does well to see the ball into hands. Reps
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 make a hard cut by pounding drive foot into the ground. As a and targets have been limited but can be effective in the screen
result, suddenness and ability to break off on hard angles is game thanks to value of a physical frame in pass protection on
- 10 Yard Split: N/A somewhat tempered. Adjustments in path don’t happen with passing down and distances.
suddenness.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 Durability: Just a one year starter but is most certainly a Short Yardage Skill: Can get stuffed up a bit too easily in one
"closer" with running style. Wears out defenders and takes on one or with garbage around feet. When afforded a full run
advantage of sloppy tackle challenges to slip out of contact later into the line of scrimmage will be able to generate momentum
- Vertical Jump: 32.50" in games. Runs with good pad level and does well to protect and establish a forward push. Pedestrian foot speed will prevent
body from absorbing hits. secondary push if forced to come to a halt.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" Balance: Effective when running north/south to shrug off Football Intelligence: Knack for big plays is impressive, has
tacklers up high and continue momentum up the field. impacted the game as a runner and also on special teams as
Stubborn with lower body to pull and drag wrap up defenders if well. Multiple return touchdowns as a return man, although role
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.20 legs are still given space to drive. Plays within physical at the NFL level would be as a secondary option, ideally.
limitations to prevent overextending and losing balance.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Sturdy build will provide ample room for Effort: Engaged in all areas. Does not show disinterest or
improvement. Can get crossed up with positioning if stressed laziness on pass plays. Would like to see finishes on chunk
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with a delay or multiple defenders when tasked with protecting plays to not assume he won't be caught from behind, but a
- SPEED Score: 113.2 outside gaps. Needs to provide more of a firm punch with minor gripe. Has good play speed and urgency.
hands.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jonathan Williams INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short yardage skill Worst Trait: Linear speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
San Diego State RB Rashaad Penny is a grind it out gap/power runner with some marginal FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ability to supplement the game on third downs. Overall, his lack of functional long speed/
explosiveness can be problematic and could regulate him to a RB by committee program. SIZE CONCERN S
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Justin Jackson, Running Back #21

Date of Birth: 04/22/1996 Senior, Northwestern Wildcats

1142 carries, 5540 rushing yards, 41 rushing TDs, 122 receptions, 858 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD
Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin, Michigan State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Pennsylvania State (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Vision: Will miss opportunities to hit a hole preemptively, Elusiveness: Shifty but not overly slippery. Has quick feet
- Measured Weight: 193 runs most effectively when seeing defensive flow and lane and ability to start/stop in tight spaces. Has ability to drop the
develop when pressing into the line of scrimmage. Has better shoulder and press through a crease to burst through contact.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" anticipation and decisiveness the further way from the A-gaps Has fair speed. Will run through soft contact and assertive
runs are called. mentality will break some tackle challenges.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 Feet/COD: Feet are not overly quick or explosive. Runs with Receiving Ability: Terrific receiving skills out of the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 feet tightly spaced, enabling constant adjustments on the move backfield. Has been flexed into the slot and run routes over the
to pick way through potential tacklers. Does not have the burst middle of the field, been used in the screen game and been
- 10 Yard Split: N/A or lateral ability to slide out of a gap and transition into a featured as a check down option in the shallows. Clean hands
forward step. catcher.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 Durability: Impressive stretch of high volume workloads over Short Yardage Skill: Does not have a great level of oomph or
the course of the past four seasons. Runs with low pad level to push in the pile to create hard yardage. Will get small behind
diminish big body shots. Has good leg drive but build and play the line and duck up inside of a lineman in order to pick up
- Vertical Jump: 38.50" strength will not allow for an every down grinder role at the needed yardage and move the sticks.
next level.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Balance: Has strong balance on account of running style and Football Intelligence: Will not have a lot of success on
staying overtop of feet as a runner. Takes contact well and inside zone, will be somewhat handcuffed to running plays that
shows good body control in situations where contact impacts suit ability to read the LOS. Terrific receiving back, very
- Three Cone Shuttle: 6.81 below the wait to collect body and work to continue push up the effective to find space to uncover and make himself available
field. for his QB.
- Short Shuttle: 4.07 Pass Protection: Lacks the power in the lower half to absorb Effort: Runs hard, with the intent to maximize touches. Has
contact from blitzers or rushers in the pocket. Regularly awareness to optimize yardage first and does well to continue to
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collapsed and pushed back into the lap of QB. Needs to add twist and fall forward in tight spaces as a way to finish off the
- SPEED Score: 92.5 strength if going to become more well rounded and effective in run. Terrific teammate and college player with tireless approach
supplementary 3rd down role as blocker. and mentality.

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NFL Player Comparison: James White INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Receiving ability Worst Trait: Short yardage LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Justin Jackson brings a well rounded but non-spectacular skillset to the RB position. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
His skill catching the football out of the backfield gives him strong third down value. He
would be best suited in a gap/power running system and as part of a RB by committee. SIZE CONCERN S
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Ryan Nall, Running Back #34

Date of Birth: 12/27/1995 Redshirt Junior, Oregon State Beavers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Boise State, Colorado
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Washington State, Washington, Stanford

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington State (2017), Washington (2017), Oregon (2017)
- Measured Height: 6021 Vision: Has a fair level of vision between the tackles, Elusiveness: Doesn't have a lot of wiggle but does know how
- Measured Weight: 232 illustrates a feel for lateral cuts once pressed up into the line of to use head fakes to produce a false step and create a little extra
scrimmage. Willing and able to crash hard downhill on gap space to work up the field. Breakaway speed is only modest,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" power runs if initial lane is provided from the mesh point. doesn't have a lot of long speed juice, nor burst out of a cut to
pull away from a filling defender.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 Feet/COD: Feet are effective and smooth but not especially Receiving Ability: Former H-Back entering college level,
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 sudden. COD skills are not quick and does not jump out of effective hands. Has been used as a weapon to flare out into the
alleys, rather sliding with jump cuts to bounce and gather flats or be motioned across the set and attack the short areas of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A momentum to turn into an adjacent hole. Does not have plant/ the field. Can be flipped up on wheel routes against LBs and
drive ability to work up the field and burst through lateral hole. successfully create separation.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Heavy duty runner between the tackles, capable Short Yardage Skill: Powerful short yardage player with
of grinding out yardage in rare occurrences where team is ability to drop the pads and churn out a tough yard. Has moved
competitive late in games and trying to dictate pace or close the the pile with foot action and balance to spin and peel off of
- Vertical Jump: 33.00" deal. Great leg drive, pad level and power for a bigger frame to tackle attempts on multiple occasions. Has a quick press up into
lean on defenders and wear out would be tacklers. the teeth of the POA to gain momentum.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Balance: Surprisingly well coordinated for such a big body. Football Intelligence: Transition to a full time RB is only a
Build is stocky and thick, not overly top heavy or unable to two year journey, but clearly has a natural feel for testing the
gear down or slide laterally. Lack of burst and explosive cuts waters between the tackles. Most success comes from inside
- Three Cone Shuttle: 6.95 does allow for some of natural composure as a runner in the reps where given ability to read inside gaps and make COD cuts
open field. as needed.
- Short Shuttle: 4.21 Pass Protection: Heavy duty build with natural strength to go Effort: Smash mouth runner. Fun to watch press for yards and
toe to toe with all comers off the second level. Would be well twist/spin/pinball off of would be tacklers. Throws weight
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A served to be coached up on protections as an interior gap around as appropriate, but ultimately can be relied upon to
- SPEED Score: 105.5 blocker, although skill set will not be conducive to a lot of charge forward and finish runs.
third down reps or every down role.

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NFL Player Comparison: Toby Gerhart INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short yardage skill Worst Trait: Elusiveness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Ryan Nall illustrates effective skills as an inside zone runner, but his lack of dynamic FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
athleticism will limit his opportunities to be a full time back. Nall has good vision and
modest cut ability, would be a nice RBBC fit for an inside zone or gap/power team. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kalen Ballage, Running Back #7

Date of Birth: 12/22/1995 Senior, Arizona State Sun Devils

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Utah
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Southern California, Washington

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas Tech (2016), Oregon (2017), Stanford (2017), Utah (2017), UCLA (2017)
- Measured Height: 6021 Vision: Can be a half second late to see an open crease Elusiveness: Pretty potent mix of power, speed, explosiveness
- Measured Weight: 222 transitioning out of the mesh point and into attack mode. Slight and agility, but must continue moving in order to make full use
hesitation will allow second level flow to pin potential long of athletic profile. Has wiggle, a devastating shoulder charge
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" runs. Will stop feet when out of room at the POA and be slow and makes hard (but not springy) cuts on feet. High hipped
to gear back up to speed. runner, won't turn on a dime easily.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 Feet/COD: Feet get muddled working into the line of Receiving Ability: Is a strong receiver out of the backfield.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 scrimmage unless able to step confidently into the gap. Has Usage in 2017 felt forced in comparison to 2016, with nearly
twitch out of a cut to be effective on outside zone plays. Will 500 yards receiving. Has made some impressive receptions out
- 10 Yard Split: N/A make lateral cuts work but is not going to quickly vacate a gap away from the body and athleticism can be potent as an
with lateral COD. unoccupied check down target.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 Durability: Has never been tasked with carrying the full load Short Yardage Skill: Has good lean, power and burst to
of a rushing attack. Certainly runs with the power and push the pile. Will get stuffed up if defenders are able to
confidence of a closer, punishes defenders by putting the pads push through the POA and create a pile on the floor; as lateral
- Vertical Jump: 33.50" down. Tread on the tires is light, less than 450 carries through foot quickness limits ability to pivot late or cut out of harm's
four years of college. way.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Balance: Has some impressive reps collecting balance after Football Intelligence: Is still more of an athlete than a true
reaching to catch a ball or pivoting away from a would be technician as a ball carrier. Hasn't been afforded a lot of clean
tackler. Has the natural athletic ability to extend plays and not reps to run and when he has, hasn't been able to consistently get
- Three Cone Shuttle: 6.91 let first contact be an issue. Strength to absorb first contact and a feel for pressing into the LOS. Zone runs will require patience
finish forward is strong as well. and development.
- Short Shuttle: 4.35 Pass Protection: Results are mixed, largely due to hand strike Effort: Irregularities in production do not stem from a lack of
and consistency establishing first contact. Has a great frame for effort. Has been a fixture on the special teams units as well as a
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pass pro and shows good intention to step up and challenge return player. Does well to make the most out of disrupted
- SPEED Score: 112.2 blitzing defenders early in the play, but needs to quicken and carries.
clean hand strike.

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NFL Player Comparison: Latavius Murray INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Explosiveness Worst Trait: Lateral foot COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Kalen Ballage is a bit limited in his scheme, should he be expected to get early carries. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Ballage is best suited for a gap/power running game, with the hopes that his feel for seeing
holes develop and vision will improve to make most of special athletic profile. SIZE CONCERN S
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Ito Smith, Running Back #25

Date of Birth: 09/11/1995 Senior, Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Kentucky, Louisiana State, Louisiana Tech
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida State

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Louisiana State (2016), Kentucky (2017), Tennessee (2017), Florida State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5090 Vision: Has good patience to wait out a gap when pressing into Elusiveness: Has good shiftiness and balance to his game but
- Measured Weight: 201 the LOS. Has enough quicks and trust in lateral mobility to slip doesn't have a lot of explosiveness. More of a jitterbug than
into a developing crease while stringing out the run. Has good twitchy player to drive out of a hard cut. Long speed is not
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" anticipation for second level flow and will come to balance great and won't break off a lot of consistent chunk gains down
early to slip a tackle attempt. the field.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Feet are quick. Consistently balanced and shows Receiving Ability: Active receiver who should have no
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 good ability to extend the feet to collect momentum and stop problem stepping into a receiving role. Hand size is a
before changing direction. Short area quickness is very strong non-issue as a check down back out of the backfield and won't
- 10 Yard Split: N/A thanks to natural quickness in the feet and mobility in the lower be harassed with regularly when trying to catch the ball.
half.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Has a lot of tread on the tires but also does well to Short Yardage Skill: Does not run with a lot of power, capable
recognize contact and brace body. Runs low to the ground and of getting pads underneath a single tackler but is not going to be
is put together well to successfully absorb contact. Has proven able to consistently churn the pile unless given a lot of help
- Vertical Jump: N/A ability to endure high work loads and runs hard through the end from the rear. Does get small behind the OL to pop out the
of games. other side and lose LBs keying his flow.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: One of best traits, to consistently step with the feet Football Intelligence: Feel as a runner is effective and shows
and keep a dynamic base underneath hips and allow for cuts in versatility to play in a gap or zone scheme, although foot
a moment's notice. Has low hips to absorb contact on body quickness and vision lends best to playing in a zone scheme to
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A shots and not be knocked off course. be flexible and use reactive quickness to find additional running
room.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: A for effort, F for results. Simply doesn't Effort: Runs tough. Feet are constantly in motion and puts
have the length, frame or power in the lower body to stave off forward good effort in plays where not designated as a primary
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A rushers. Capable as a cutter but if asked to stand into an interior ball carrier.
- SPEED Score: N/A gap and take on a rushing LB head on is not going to be able to
stun, anchor and absorb.

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NFL Player Comparison: Corey Clement INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Patience Worst Trait: Pass protection LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Ito Smith doesn't necessarily possess any blue chip traits but he is a likable player with FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
strong film to stand on. Smith would fit well as part of a RBBC group, especially to a team
that implements a lot of zone scheme concepts to capitalize on his vision. SIZE CONCERN S
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Royce Freeman, Running Back #21

Date of Birth: 02/24/1994 Senior, University of Oregon Ducks

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington, Southern California, Stanford
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington, Washington State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern Cal (2016), Washington (2016), Nebraska (2017), Arizona State (2017), California (2017)
- Measured Height: 5114 Vision: Does not do well when tasked with reacting to late Elusiveness: Does not possess a great deal of wiggle or short
- Measured Weight: 229 movement at the line of scrimmage. Has tendency to press up area quickness but does possess notable power to drop the
into hole regardless of push at the point of attack. Too often shoulder and work through soft contact or smaller bodied
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" guilty of running into the backs of teammates instead of hitting tacklers. Will create YAC on account of power when charging
cuts into the second level. defenders square.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 Feet/COD: Struggles greatly with putting foot into the ground Receiving Ability: Has had success with cleanly catching the
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 and springing into openings along the line of scrimmage. football; does have natural hands and ability to bring in a throw
Turning the corner is a labor as well, issues appear to be away from the body. Has in stretches been flexed out of the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A centered primarily around tightness through the torso and hips. backfield to run routes as well.
Struggles to produce steep angles and catch foot in the ground.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 Durability: Struggled through injury in 2016 after two seasons Short Yardage Skill: Leg drive and frame promote low center
of 250+ carries. Does get better later in games thanks to of gravity, capable of falling forward in one on one situations in
"finisher" mentality and strength. Opportunities to carry the the hole. Does need to continue to work on patience in the
- Vertical Jump: 34.00" load have been ample throughout career, has frame to sustain backfield to not stonewall momentum by pressing into back of
pounding between the tackles. blockers.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" Balance: Natural center of gravity is low; has some strong Football Intelligence: Struggles with anticipation and finding
flashes of absorbing contact and keeping balance. Runs like a space to maximize runs. Has not been tasked with processing
pinball when taking body shots, easily absorbing blows to the full boxes often courtesy of spread offenses run out of Oregon
- Three Cone Shuttle: 6.90 lower half. Does not sustain same center of gravity when forced in recent years.
to move laterally.
- Short Shuttle: 4.16 Pass Protection: Powerful frame serves well to address and Effort: Never lacking in effort. Runs hard and with intent to
attack defenders with purpose. Was largely untested in this area make tacklers miss; understanding when to throw free arm to
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but has the physical tools required for effective role and niche if negate a tackle effort and when to put head down.
- SPEED Score: 107.8 needed.

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NFL Player Comparison: Ka'Deem Carey INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Linear balance Worst Trait: Non-explosive cuts LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Oregon RB Royce Freeman projects most favorably into a gap/power offensive rushing FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
attack. His lack of notable explosiveness will likely limit a full time role; but Freeman can
be effective as a down hill runner between the tackles if his line can provide big holes. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Nyheim Hines, Running Back #7

Date of Birth: 11/12/1996 Junior, North Carolina State Wolfpack

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Louisville, Florida State
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: South Carolina, Notre Dame, Clemson

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2016), South Carolina (2017), Louisville (2017), Arizona State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5083 Vision: Often afforded clean spaces to work up into after Elusiveness: Has a notable amount of wiggle, will juke hard off
- Measured Weight: 198 receiving the football, but has illustrated a very strong ability to the plant foot and get lateral width, carrying speed effectively
set up tacklers prior to first contact with subtle steps and create through the cut to continue acceleration and create a chunk
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" a favorable angle to cut back out of. gain. Has great balance to pivot or spin off of contact and keep
feet collected.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.39 Feet/COD: Feet are light and carry weight extremely well. Is a Receiving Ability: Highly used receiver in creative NC State
twitchy runner between the tackles. Suddenness translates to offense. Often flexed around the set and afforded the chance to
working out in space as a route runner as well, has big time run routes in the shallows, likable experience and showcases
- 10 Yard Split: N/A bounce out of a cut to accelerate quickly and create separation great hands to cleanly see the ball in away from the body. No
from defenders. issues with trapping the ball against frame, clean receiver.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Light, lean frame is a cause for concern. Has a Short Yardage Skill: Limited leg drive, although intent to
good deal of tread from 2017 but overall touches are extremely run hard and drive the feet has allowed for some nice RAC
low. Has a light lower body and is not going to grind out a lot generation. Was mixed in during season as featured back, did
- Vertical Jump: 35.50" of yardage late in games to act as a finishing runner with high not receive a lot of short yardage carries. Natural leverage due
work volume. to frame can be an asset.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" Balance: Has terrific balance. Does well to stay collected after Football Intelligence: Versatility and usage in a number of
contact and continue pushing up the field. Has good body ways has lent itself well to finding ways of contributing despite
awareness to brace for contact before cutting or moving late to non-traditional player split. Natural skills and awareness in the
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.18 diminish contact on the body. open field are very effective, a bit quick to work into the POA,
could afford additional patience vs. bottled up runs.
- Short Shuttle: 4.35 Pass Protection: Has performed admirably to step up into an Effort: Notable contributor on special teams in addition to two
interior gap and physically challenge blitzing LBs but does not way performances as a rusher and receiver. Utilized not just as
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A have the frame for protection. Effective in effort but lack of a return man but also on punt coverage duties, making plays
- SPEED Score: 106.6 anchor and strength in the lower body are barriers that will down the field to down balls inside the 20. Fun, toolsy player
prevent a role from being given there long term. who hustles.

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NFL Player Comparison: Akeem Hunt INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Short yardage skill LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Nyheim Hines is a fun player who should find no problem landing with an NFL FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
franchise. His desired role should be for depth, as a third down back who can run and
receive and being utilizes on all coverage units of special teams. SIZE CONCERN S
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Bo Scarbrough, Running Back #9

Date of Birth: 09/29/1994 Redshirt Junior, Alabama Crimson Tide

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Clemson
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Auburn, Clemson, Georgia

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2016), Clemson (2016), Vanderbilt (2017), Florida State (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6013 Vision: Appears capable of working through inside zone reps Elusiveness: Has some surprising mobility and balance. Does
- Measured Weight: 228 with ability to pick up on a developed lane to cut on shallow well to contort lower body to step over and around defenders.
angles laterally. Is admittedly much more effective in gap/ Carries a lot of power to keep defenders off balance and dictate
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" power and when able to follow a pulling guard or fullback into the tackle attempt in the open field. Lateral mobility is only
the lead hole and power through a crease. pedestrian.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 Feet/COD: Feet are violent and light when able to work in Receiving Ability: Only modest usage as a receiver, although
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 open spaces or on shallow angles. When forced to cut hard remodeled frame did allow for some added reps out of two back
laterally or explode off of a cut does not have the same effect or sets in 2017. Has primarily been featured releasing out of the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ability to vacate with suddenness. backfield, although reps featured flexing out wide have not
produced much results.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 Durability: Questionable long term sustainability given Short Yardage Skill: Must be afforded a crease to put pads
running style and some dings already. Light college workload through, but will run through the pile in such instances. Will
should help provide life at the NFL level and allow a grace have a hard time with a pile of bodies around feet to stay
- Vertical Jump: 40.00" period before hits really being to add up. North/south runner upright and convert when having to redirect initial momentum
with a wearing style at first contact. and get started again.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" Balance: Runs on a more narrow frame, doesn't always Football Intelligence: Troubling trend of diminished carries,
trust feet to plant hard away from the hips to collect with will need to re-affirm handling of playbook was not a root
suddenness. Ability to absorb contact and stay upright with cause. Did look comfortable in power running schemes to
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A body contortion suggests better ROM through lower half than is follow blockers and allow runs to set up. Has good open field
consistently illustrated. vision and can force a missed tackle consistently at 1st contact.
- Short Shuttle: 4.34 Pass Protection: Stands in firm, has a sturdy frame and takes Effort: Has maintained a professional attitude towards carry
aggressive charges into the POA to ensure an active challenge log and market share, citing "stay out the way" as it pertains to
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A as compared to catching blows. Needs to ensure feet stay letting fellow RBs be successful. Runs hard, does well to take
- SPEED Score: 109.3 moving and is able to stay framed after first hit. first contact and fight for a crease, spinning off of would be
tacklers.

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NFL Player Comparison: Marion Barber III INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Running power Worst Trait: Lateral COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Bo Scarbrough is favorable prospect for a team seeking a power back in a gap/power FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
style running offense. Scarbrough is most effective as a grinder and may never be a full
time player, but his physicality and violent running style will wear down defenders. SIZE CONCERN S
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Justin Crawford, Running Back #25

Date of Birth: 02/19/1995 Senior, West Virginia Mountaineers

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Miami
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas Christian (2016), Baylor (2016), Virginia Tech (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Iowa State (2017),
- Measured Height: 5113 Vision: Fails to pick up on late developing creases in Elusiveness: Has terrific wiggle, mobile lower body and steep
- Measured Weight: 199 peripheral vision, often times will run into back of blockers if angles allow for springy cuts and lateral agility. Foot quickness
no immediate hole has been produced. Open field awareness of allows for hard shake and explosion into space. Has a good
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" tacklers in pursuit is much better than lane anticipation behind secondary gear to turn on the jets and break pursuit angles in
the LOS. space.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 Feet/COD: Feet are capable of hard steps. Has a nifty jump cut Receiving Ability: Has flashed some nifty hands on numerous
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 in one on one situations. Lateral agility and burst enable created occasions but has not been utilized as a piece of the pass game
yardage after contact. Has good foot activity working to the consistently. Has to make strides in protection to stay on field
- 10 Yard Split: N/A LOS to stay balanced. in more third down roles and majority of targets have come as a
swing/flat target.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 Durability: Is not a grinder, nor runs with the physical style Short Yardage Skill: Has done well to improve leg drive on
required to break down defenders late in the game. Doesn't contact but is much more of a burst/agility runner than a power
have powerful lower body and can run high cut at times, which runner. Lack of flexibility to press ball into a late developing
- Vertical Jump: 33.50" will need to be monitored to prevent body blows from adding hole limits success in creating conversions without a hard push
up and taking toll. up field.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Balance: Looseness in lower body and foot quickness allow for Football Intelligence: Has had a lot of success stemming from
some nimble cuts to be strung together and picking way spread offense, not frequently asked to handle heavy volume
through second level. Does well to collect off of lateral contact box or make reads in the backfield. Will have an adjustment in
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A or spin off of arm tackles by smaller defenders before relation to handling different looks in live action before running
continuing up the field. style can fully shine. Has some ball security issues.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Frame is lean and not ideal for working Effort: Runs hard, looking to hit home runs once into second
against NFL LBs in the pocket. Hesitant and fails to step level and beyond the line of scrimmage. Will need development
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A forward and challenge with consistency to sustain integrity of before tasked with a three down role, instead has look of an
- SPEED Score: 85.9 the pocket when tasked with interior gap responsibilities. early down runner. Good teammate and has sprung into action
to try to throw blocks to help teammates make big runs.

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NFL Player Comparison: Poor man's Melvin Gordon INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Foot quickness Worst Trait: Vision LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WVU RB Justin Crawford is a light footed runner with good baseline traits to make plays. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
He projects most favorably to a gap/power running system to help mitigate his issues with
vision. Needs notable development before given 3rd down responsibilities. Niche runner. SIZE CONCERN S
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Ralph Webb, Running Back #7

Date of Birth: 09/21/1994 Redshirt Senior, Vanderbilt Commodores

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida, Auburn, North Carolina State
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina

Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Florida (2016), Tennessee (2016), Mississippi (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 5086 Vision: Often relies on blocking schemes up front to generate Elusiveness: Does not illustrate a great deal of lateral mobility
- Measured Weight: 200 space for chunk gains. Is not a creative runner when pressing or hard cuts. Has a low frame and has ability to sneak up on
into the LOS, content to hit designated holes and take when second level defenders entering the hole by hiding behind
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" offensive line has been able to produce with movement at the offensive linemen. Has modest balance to twist and absorb
POA. contact and fall forward.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Feet are not springy and fail to allow for sudden Receiving Ability: Primarily a check down and short receiver,
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 changes of direction. Lacks burst in step to put foot in the although no reason to doubt ability to catch the football. Hands,
ground and get north south in quickly developing alleys for plus blocking ability offer a reasonable role as a third down
- 10 Yard Split: N/A zone concepts. Has good foot activity in the pile to fight for running back at the next level.
yards.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Impressive long term starter at the college with a Short Yardage Skill: Does not run with an exceptional level of
total of 999 touches from scrimmage on offense. Has been a power. Does have the needed leverage as a runner to get under
grinder in many games, taking heavy workloads into games and the pads of defenders and is willing to stick face in the fire and
- Vertical Jump: N/A using tireless running style to break down defenders trying to work for a tough yard. Leg drive doesn't feature great power to
tackle repeatedly. push through flush contact.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: One of better traits thanks to low hips and center of Football Intelligence: Highly experienced player who has done
gravity. Will absorb contact and look to pivot or spin off and well to make the most of a modest physical skillset. Does not
pinball into open space. Cuts are always calculated, even if not have the ceiling of many of his contemporaries due to physical
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A the most dynamic to cover large areas of space and can collect abilities but should come in ready to contribute on a niche level
off the cut and keep momentum forward. immediately.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Doesn't have a great anchor or ability to Effort: Runs hard. Does well to challenge free running
strike on first contact, but does have the assertiveness to step up defenders in protection and put head down as needed when
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and challenge early to provide some cushion for passer in the squaring up with potential tacklers. Carries out effort out of
- SPEED Score: N/A pocket. stance consistently, won't tell defenders when or where he is a
primary.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Terrance McGee INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Durability Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Ralph Webb is a solid, but unspectacular RB prospect who projects most favorably to a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
gap/power scheme. He can be relied upon to execute responsibilities as coached, although
his limited athletic abilities will make him only a modest part of a RB rotation. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Chris Warren III, Running Back #25

Date of Birth: 06/06/1996 Junior, Texas Longhorns

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Notre Dame, California, Oklahoma State
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: San Jose State (2017), Southern California (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Iowa State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Vision: Feel as a runner looks to be more effective if given a Elusiveness: Does not have great long speed or short area
- Measured Weight: 247 clean avenue through first contact, has good feel of the second acceleration. Has some modest lateral step mobility but lower
level but can get bottled if not provided an easy first read into body angles are not planting and cutting at high angles. Instead,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" the LOS. Relied upon raw power to create openings in many is a pure bulldozer, will run over and off of bodies with
cased before feeling a soft space in defense. violence and create yardage.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.69 Feet/COD: Feet do not play with a great deal of range of Receiving Ability: Usage has been sparing but does have
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 motion, doesn't offer a lot of cutting ability to play and redirect experience rolling out of the backfield to attack both as a check
hard. Instead, prefers to keep feet centered under the hips and down or as a receiver up the sideline on wheel routes. Lack of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A trust in ability to slide laterally before transitioning back up the great long speed will prevent a lot of natural separation on
field. down the field targets.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 Durability: Health concerns are a big uncertainty. Had 2017 Short Yardage Skill: A big, bruising back who can be relied
concussion thrown in on top of 2016 knee injury that cost him upon to get the needed yardage in a "must have" situation. Will
final 8 games of season. Has not been given more than a make chicken salad out of chicken s*** if pressured early in the
- Vertical Jump: 33.00" handful of carries in a vast majority of career games at the backfield, able to spin, take contact, fall forward, and get a plus
college level. gain.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'10" Balance: Keeps balance against contact well despite high set Football Intelligence: Still requires some development to read
frame, able to absorb a blow and sustain forward momentum. the LOS stepping out of the mesh point. Has not been able to
Has take an unimpeded shot in the backfield on multiple stay fully healthy ever since exploding into record books with
- Three Cone Shuttle: 6.98 occasions and continue up the field to prevent a minus play promising freshman season.
behind the LOS.
- Short Shuttle: 4.16 Pass Protection: Terrific frame. Big body and steps out of Effort: Runs hard, looking to fall forward and fight through
mesh point on play actions effectively to square on free rushers. contact. Active with the free arm to stiff arm or swipe against
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Has the anchor needed to settle against big, powerful defenders arm tackles. Ability to maximize yardage on any carry and keep
- SPEED Score: 102.1 and would be an asset to the pocket/protection schemes. Is the feet running is a key trait due to only modest explosiveness
accustomed to blocker due to Wildcat packages. in short spaces.

FILM SCORE
2016 knee INJ
4.22 4.95 6.45 6.97 (missed 8 games)
Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Devon Johnson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short yardage ability Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Chris Warren III is a high upside selection who could be a key part of a running back FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
by committee. Warren III's running power makes him an obvious choice to play as a short
yardage back in a gap/power system. That said, there's developmental upside for more. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kyle Hicks, Running Back #21

Date of Birth: 05/10/1994 Redshirt Senior, Texas Christian Horned Frogs

Position Overall
Rank: T21 Rank: 246 - Carries/
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Georgia, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Stanford

(Y/N): Yx2 Played: 51 - Carries/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Baylor (2016), Georgia (2016), Iowa State (2016), Oklahoma (2017), Stanford (2017)
- Measured Height: 5095 Vision: Tendency to press up into the LOS too quickly and Elusiveness: Very slippery in tight spaces but has poor habit of
- Measured Weight: 202 make angles steeper than they need to be for cuts. Has run into never gaining any ground while picking way through traffic,
the backs of blockers both pressing the LOS and when out in allowing defenders to close in from the back side and corral
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" the open field. Effective creating a false step to manipulate with group tackling efforts. Good burst and long speed in the
defenders in one on one. open field.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 Feet/COD: Feet are extremely quick and active but he needs to Receiving Ability: Natural receiver who has been flexed out
become more efficient with steps, gets caught galloping in into the slot and regularly found targets. Effective check
place and will have athletic ability and quickness neutered by down receiver and has had success with delayed shovel/draw
- 10 Yard Split: N/A too many steps in place. concepts to break first line of defense and explode up the field
for a chunk gain.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 Durability: Very lean bodied runner. Doesn't run with a lot of Short Yardage Skill: Offers nothing in this specific area of the
power behind the pads and does not have a desirable build for a game. Too impatient to let blocks develop before cutting out of
full time NFL RB. Lacks mass in the lower body and will be the pathway of pursuit but too lean and lacking in lower body
- Vertical Jump: 36.50" easily knocked off line by contact, isn't going to be able to power to put the head down and run through tacklers at the
handle a high volume of workload. POA.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" Balance: Has terrific balance in space, capable of picking way Football Intelligence: Has benefitted from a lot of light boxes
through high traffic areas and pinballing out into open space. with carries, seemed overwhelmed against more physical
Foot speed allows for regularly catching momentum at defenses willing to load the box and take away easy running
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A awkward angles and trying to climb up the field and into space. lanes. Transition to a pro offense will be aided by ability to
contribute as a receiver early on.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Far too light and lean to be contributing as a Effort: Has very solid effort, although sometimes can be guilty
pass protector. Does not address or approach blocks in a of trying to do too much. Will create some negative plays by
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A favorable way, often times trying to simply throw in a cheap trying to peel back against the grain and give ground into the
- SPEED Score: 87.9 shoulder and chip pass rushers on their way by. Will not be backfield. Has to be more committed to a single cut and driving
called upon for duty here. up the field.

FILM SCORE
7.16 5.40 6.05 6.77 Consistent durability

issues Running Back (N/A)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Storm Johnson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Elusiveness Worst Trait: Durability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Kyle Hicks projects as a fun weapon in the NFL. His role will be as a change of pace FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
player and weapon in the short passing game, as he does not have the build or the patience
to be asked to play as an every down back. Needs to be used in space primarily. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Dimitri Flowers, Running Back/Fullback #36

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Oklahoma Sooners

36 rushes, 151 rushing yards, 4 rushing TDs, 54 receptions, 886 receiving yards, 13 receiving TDs
Position Overall
Rank: T21 Rank: 247 - Carries/
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Auburn
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Texas Christian, Georgia

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Auburn (2016), Ohio State (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), West Virginia (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6016 Vision: Is not particularly gifted as a ball carrier. More Elusiveness: Runs with good power and balance but does not
- Measured Weight: 253 frequently makes good on touches to quickly press up into the bring a lot of suddenness to open field situations and as a result
line of scrimmage and look to create yardage with push and will have issues forcing a false step in head up tackle scenarios.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" urgency. Has a modest lateral step to shift late if able to identify Does not have a great deal of long speed to break second level
a crease. angles on a quick hitting play.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.83 Feet/COD: Feet show good leg drive, has desirable ability to Receiving Ability: Is a crafty backfield receiver. Shows good
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 stay pressing forward at the line of scrimmage and take on timing to slip out into the second level with delayed routes.
contact. Does not have a lot of lateral mobility or ability to cut Effective false action and fake blocks before climbing up the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and vacate space. field and hitting the seam. Has excellent hands and good size
for contested targets.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 Durability: Big, powerful body with strength to pound on Short Yardage Skill: Doesn't have great vision but in gap/
smaller bodies trying to fill the hole. Has never been offered a power situations in short yardage has no issues with getting
role as a grinder or high volume carry player, so often fresh and square to the LOS, running the feet and creating a push behind
- Vertical Jump: 30.50" able to make the most of touches with aggressiveness. Not teammates. Is capable of churning the pile and forcing
phased by the prospect of contact. movement of the POA.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" Balance: Carries weight very well for size, has ability to Football Intelligence: Tweener athlete that should be
redirect and break off of route stems as a receiver effectively. considered a flex piece. Versatile and can provide 3 down value
Does not overextend as a runner, always feels to be in control for teams. Can be flexed to TE for single back sets and then
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.45 to change directions, at times at the expense of burst. moved back into the backfield on short yardage reps. A true
"football player" first.
- Short Shuttle: 4.53 Pass Protection: Sturdy frame and size enable for effective Effort: Consummate team player in every sense. Does a lot of
reps to eat second level blockers. Has a good nose for unsexy dirty work to help spring teammates and be used as a
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A navigating the pocket as a blocker. Should be a strength of decoy frequently to create confusion for defender's eyes. Runs
- SPEED Score: 93.0 game in the long term. incredibly hard and shows good determination after the catch to
get desired yardage.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: D.J. Williams INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Receiving ability Worst Trait: Vision LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB/FB Dimitri Flowers projects as a flex weapon at the NFL level. His experience as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ball carrier is modest but his athletic/size profile and mentality will allow him success as a
movable part of a team's personnel. Can be a starter with a creative offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jarvion Franklin, Running Back #31

Date of Birth: 12/09/1995 Senior, Western Michigan Broncos

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Northwestern, Ohio, Wisconsin
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Michigan State, Toledo

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Michigan State (2017), Toledo (2017), Southern California (2017)
- Measured Height: 5114 Vision: Does not offer a lot of creativity when pressing up into Elusiveness: Is not particularly quick or sudden with feet, nor
- Measured Weight: 239 the LOS. Will drop the head and try to press through immediate does he possess notable long speed to outrun defenders in the
space and work up the field before looking to work to space. open field. Has fair levels of balance but isn't capable of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" Appears to be limited as it relates to peripheral vision and pushing the pile if bottled up unless possessing a full head of
seeing scraping defenders into area. steam prior to contact.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 Feet/COD: Will not illustrate desirable short area COD skills Receiving Ability: Quick to get out into routes, but gets off
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 to be able to pick way through a congested box. Has issues with track if play is extended. Often times flips eyes back to the
getting momentum started again after being forced to come to a passer and will get caught drifting in space, would like to see a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A complete halt and try to slip past a shooting defender. more concentrated effort to find a soft area to sit down into and
make available.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 Durability: High level of production and usage at the college Short Yardage Skill: Lower body strength is not a notable
level. Over 1000 career touches from scrimmage is notable for plus but if given space to get a full head of steam is capable of
longevity of career at the NFL level. Runs tough and is rushing into the pile and getting low to create some movement
- Vertical Jump: 30.00" willing to absorb contact in an effort to create yards and lean on and churn out some hard yardage. Isn't going to overwhelm
defenders. tacklers in one on one head up tackle reps.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" Balance: Ability to create a missed tackle is centered around Football Intelligence: Is not especially effective against
being able to stay upright on feet, either on a misleading step or top levels of competition, largely due to being physically
spinning off of contact and using balance to recollect and work overwhelmed and not showing crafty skills to create yardage
- Three Cone Shuttle: 6.93 up the field. against bigger, faster and stronger defenders than what he
draws in the MAC Conference.
- Short Shuttle: 4.31 Pass Protection: Does not possess an anchor for challenging Effort: Strong effort player, have no issue with work to
free runners, will step up to take contact but be collapsed and maximize runs and willingness to put the head down as needed
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concede separation after first punch opening the door for a to try to fall forward.
- SPEED Score: 104.2 defender to step through the block and into the passing lanes of
the QB.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jeremy Hill INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Elusiveness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Jarvion Franklin projects as a depth player in the NFL. There is a lack of any key FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
winning traits in Franklin's game to be a starting back, and his limited vision will be a
notable barrier to being utilized on a consistent basis as a rusher. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Akrum Wadley, Running Back #25

Date of Birth: 03/13/1995 Redshirt Senior, Iowa Hawkeyes

Position Overall
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State, Michigan
- Carries/
2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Ohio State, Wisconsin

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Michigan (2016), Pennsylvania State (2017), Ohio State (2017), Michigan State (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 5097 Vision: Is most effective peeling back against the grain Elusiveness: Often slips out of tackle challenges courtesy of
- Measured Weight: 188 between the tackles. Has a good feel for over-pursuit and likes nifty lateral cuts. Hard jump cuts but doesn't often pair a
to bend back and bounce outside. Can get stuck waiting for secondary move in the open field to get momentum working
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.13" alleys to develop if tasked with working to the corner on back up the field, will get wrangled up. Doesn't have a lot of
outside runs. looseness in the hips to cut on steep angles and carry speed.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 Feet/COD: Feet pound the turf hard when pressing into an Receiving Ability: Has proven worth as a valuable option out
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 undeveloped hole, will step hard and produce force to change of the backfield with over 50 receptions in each of the last two
directions. Is not the most fleet of foot and steps working seasons combined. Does well to get eyes up field after the catch
- 10 Yard Split: N/A through high traffic areas don't always clear potential low and identify any open space to work to. Does well as a screen
tackles. receiver, in the shallows as a check down and in the flat.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 12 Durability: Did well to stay healthy and play as more of a Short Yardage Skill: Has a fair amount of ability to duck in
grinder in 2017. Doesn't have a lot of miles on legs in behind linemen and run the feet to push the pile. Is aided by a
comparison to some contemporaries. Runs hard and can catch stocky frame to lean and push for extra space, but doesn't have
- Vertical Jump: 32.00" some second level defenders napping and punish to finish runs lower body power to absorb head up contact and fall forward
but does better avoiding contact than actively seeking it. with consistency.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Has very good skill in sustaining balance while Football Intelligence: Natural feel is present as a runner to
stringing together lateral cuts in an effort to pick way through identify open space. Has good ability to pivot early in runs to
the LOS. Foot quickness and some lack of flexibility can neuter help produce further yardage. Good awareness along the
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A ability to absorb contact and collect balance before working sideline to produce YAC as well.
back up the field.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Does not approach the role with very much Effort: Has some awful reps of going through the motions,
gusto or enthusiasm. Will be quick to cut defenders working largely on quick throws and pass protection reps when not
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through an open gap, doesn't often show trust in anchor to challenged initially at the snap. Will need to address the
- SPEED Score: 88.5 absorb contact and eat up a bull rush. importance in treating every rep as a live action play and
produce more urgency as a supplementary player.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ronnie Hillman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vision Worst Trait: Pass protection LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Iowa RB Akrum Wadley would be most effective working as an early down rusher in an FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
inside zone scheme. There, his vision to cut back runs against over-pursuit and lateral cut
ability can be highlighted and allow him to quickly turn runs up field. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Martez Carter, Running Back #4

Date of Birth: 03/09/1994 Senior, Grambling State Tigers

Position Overall
Start:
- Carries/
- Career - Career - Winning N/A - Yardage/Start: N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A

N/A - Yardage/Start: N/A - Touchdowns/Start: N/A
Start:

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Arizona (2017), Tulane (2017), Prairie View (2017), North Carolina A&T (2017)
- Measured Height: 5064 Vision: Has good understanding of peel back opportunities Elusiveness: Low center of gravity courtesy of frame and will
- Measured Weight: 204 on outside zone runs, has feel for defensive pursuit and jitterbug through high traffic areas. Effective forcing a false
understanding on when to bang runs back up in between the step in the open field but does not possess the explosive cut
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" tackles. Can be guilty of getting a bit too greedy trying to ability to quickly vacate an area. Start/stop acceleration is
stretch the defense and make a big play. strong.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Feet/COD: Feet are very sudden and allow for a quick cut on Receiving Ability: Awareness to make self available in
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 a dime. Skills are centered more around quickness than extended plays has come in handy on a number of plays. Has a
explosiveness. Effective coming to balance in the open field in soft set of hands as a receiver, little issue pulling in check down
- 10 Yard Split: N/A one on one situations. passes with touch. Primarily utilized in the screen game and
quick passing on extension of run game.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Durability: Extremely small. Well built but goes down on Short Yardage Skill: Does not run the ball with a lot of
contact easy and does not run the football with a grinding style. leverage, despite compact frame. Is more eager to leave feet
As a result, touches should be selective and should not be relied and get vertical in an effort to avoid tacklers than put the
- Vertical Jump: N/A upon to be an every down back or a finisher late in games. shoulder pads down. Is willing to go toe to toe with defensive
More of a change of pace player. backs in the open field.
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.62”
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Balance: Illustrates some very impressive balance to shrug off Football Intelligence: Plays a bit wild and will need to be more
weak tackle attempts and toe the sideline. Has ability to sustain consistent making reads at the LOS, looks to hit too many home
forward push while cutting and stay upright and gaining runs and as a result leaves some chunk yardage on the field in
- Three Cone Shuttle: N/A yardage. Loses footing on a direct blows laterally, however. favor of bouncing outside and trying to pop a big gain. Outside
zone and pass catching are best roles.
- Short Shuttle: N/A Pass Protection: Will offer nothing from a protection Effort: Needs to be much more aware of ball security, plays
standpoint. Is inexperienced, short armed, not powerful in the with the ball loose and exposed far too often. Contributor on
RB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A upper body and would be grossly miscast playing within the special teams as well, dynamic punt and kick returner in the
- SPEED Score: N/A pocket. Would not endorse a role that features any reps as a open field thanks to long speed and vision in open spaces to
pass protector. break a big gain.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Trey Williams INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
RB Martez Carter is an exciting back, but will struggle to find footing as an every down FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
runner at the NFL level. Instead, Carter should be implemented as a change of pace back
for a team running a high amount of outside zone running plays. SIZE CONCERN S
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2018 Wide Receiver Rankings

1 19 WR Courtland Sutton Southern Methodist 7.91 T18 164 WR Byron Pringle Kansas State 6.95
2 20 WR Anthony Miller Memphis 7.90-A/M 20 165 WR Trey Quinn Southern Methodist 6.94
3 28 WR DJ Moore Maryland 7.78 T21 174 WR J'Mon Moore Missouri 6.91
Darren
4 35 WR James Washington Oklahoma State 7.74 T21 175 WR Utah 6.91-C/U
Carrington
5 61 WR Christian Kirk Texas A&M 7.53 T21 176 WR Simmie Cobbs Jr. Indiana 6.91-M
6 67 WR Calvin Ridley Alabama 7.50 24 178 WR Richie James Middle Tennessee 6.90
7 88 WR Auden Tate Florida State 7.35-M/Sp T25 184 WR Cedrick Wilson Boise State 6.86-St
8 97 WR Allen Lazard Iowa State 7.29-Sp T25 185 WR Antonio Callaway Florida 6.86-C/U
9 101 WR Daesean Hamilton Pennsylvania State 7.26 27 211 WR Deon Cain Clemson 6.71
10 102 WR Michael Gallup Colorado State 7.25 28 228 WR Deontay Burnett Southern California 6.64-A/S
11 108 WR Dante Pettis Washington 7.21 29 241 WR Jester Weah Pittsburgh 6.59
12 118 WR Javon Wims Georgia 7.15 30 255 WR Keke Coutee Texas Tech 6.48-IQ/S
Equanimeous St.
13 125 WR
Brown
Notre Dame 7.09 31 264 WR Cam Phillips Virginia Tech 6.41-A
6.37-A/S/
14 127 WR DJ Chark Louisiana State 7.08-U T32 270 WR Austin Proehl North Carolina
Sp/St
15 129 WR Jordan Lasley UCLA 7.07-C T32 271 WR Ka'Raun White West Virginia 6.37
Quadree
16 150 WR Marcell Ateman Oklahoma State 6.99 34 272 WR Pittsburgh 6.36-S/St
Henderson
Ray-Ray
17 159 WR Tre'Quan Smith Central Florida 6.96-IQ 35 291 WR Clemson 6.05-IQ
McCloud
Southern 6.01-A/S/
T18 161 WR Korey Robertson 6.95 36 293 WR Braxton Berrios Miami FL
Mississippi St
Wide Receiver Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
Route Running: Does the WR display the ability to run a versatile amount of Vertical Receiving Skill: How well does the receiver track the football in flight? CHARACTER C
patterns? Does he create separation with breaks? Does he properly angle his Does the receiver create throwing windows for his Quarterback to deliver the ball Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
stem to set up DBs? vertically? COMPETITION Co
Hands: How natural is the WR at receiving the ball? Does he display strong COD Skills: How well does the WR bend at the knees/hips to sink center of MEDICALS M
hands to win catch point? Does he catch the ball away from his body? Capable gravity and create sudden cuts? Can he contort his body to make plays on the Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
of tough catches? ball? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Contested Catch Ability: How effective is the receiver in finishing catches Speed: Does the WR have live game speed to get vertical and sustain separation? PROJECTION P
with defenders at the catch point? Does the receiver effectively use his frame? Does he have the second gear to break long plays against NFL defenders?
SIZE S
RAC Ability: What does the WR do with the ball in his hands? Can he generate Competitive Toughness: Can the WR be easily thrown off his route via contact Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
missed tackles and create extra yardage? Does he have open field “wiggle” or or through press coverage? Does he fight for additional yardage? Willing work
power? the middle? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Football Intelligence: Does the WR have an overall high football IQ? Does he Block Ability: Can the WR supplement the running game? Can he Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
properly display ability to sit down in zones, bow routes to create throwing appropriately block on the boundary and help spring big runs? Does he work for
windows? body/hand positioning? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Courtland Sutton, Wide Receiver #16

Date of Birth: 10/10/1995 Redshirt Junior, Southern Methodist Mustangs

Position Overall 195 receptions, 3220 receiving yards, 31 receiving TD
Rank: 1 Rank: 19 - Receptions/
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Temple, Houston, South Florida
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Central Florida, Memphis

(Y/N): Yes Played: 39 - Receptions/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Baylor (2016), Texas Christian (2016), South Florida (2016), Connecticut (2017), Houston (2017), Texas Christian (2017), Memphis (2017)
- Measured Height: 6033 Route Running: Smooth at the top of routes and uses linear Vertical Receiving: Surprising acceleration and speed to
burst to advantage to force early commitments from DBs in carry up the field with quickness and overtake defenders
- Measured Weight: 218
overtop coverage prior to breaks. Knows how to use hand to playing off and with leverage. Has a good read on high
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" check potential bumps. Strong and effective playing through arching throws to run under the football. Length adds extra
press coverage. Tree is largely vertical and back to LOS. element to catch radius.
Hands: Is guilty of the occasional drop courtesy of moving COD Skills: Smooth and fluid but not especially
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 eyes up the field prematurely. Strength in hands is present sudden. Size is a natural restrictor to high COD. But
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and notable to squeeze the ball despite being harassed at the running style features hard, violent cuts to force a
catch point. Capable of playing with extension to receiver as change of momentum and will break pursuit angles
- 10 Yard Split: N/A compared to trapping into the body.
after the catch. Carries speed through shallow breaks.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Size is an X-factor that opposing Speed: Has more than one would expect at first look.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 teams must account for at all times, specifically in the red Acceleration is notable as well to gear up quickly and stack
zone. Has ability to elevate vertically and pluck the ball defenders early on in routes. Play speed allows for creating
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A from sub-optimal position, courtesy of HS and college separation on all three levels of the field without issue.
basketball background.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Creative. Will use free arm, hard cuts and Competitive Toughness: Lovely attitude to the game,
balance as a way to break back across the grain of defenders will play snap to whistle on any and every given rep.
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" flowing in pursuit. Is a nightmare for defensive backs to Progression priority, run/pass, etc. do not influence a
challenge one on one after the catch courtesy of length and hard release off the line, and visible effort at any and all
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” aggressive approach. times.
Football Intelligence: Has done well to develop throughout Block Ability: Dominating presence on the boundary as a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A course of college career, was primarily a DB recruit out of blocker. Feet move with intent to frame and strong hands
HS. Route nuances continue to pop up throughout more are very difficult to shed in the secondary. Has walked
- Short Shuttle: 4.11 recent film and is becoming more efficient in using size at defenders out of the picture on more than one occasion
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A top of routes, at the catch point and at the LOS. blocking up the sideline.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.55 6.92 7.17 8.17 2014 medical redshirt
(+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Terrell Owens INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: RAC Ability Worst Trait: Speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Courtland Sutton projects favorably as a physical X receiver at the NFL level. There, FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
he can play through press coverage and stack defenders with his size and physicality.
Would be a trusted boundary blocker on the strong side of runs as well. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Anthony Miller, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 10/09/1994 Redshirt Senior, Memphis Tigers

Position Overall 238 receptions, 3590 receiving yards, 37 receiving TDs
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: South Florida, Houston, Western Kentucky
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: UCLA, Central Florida, Central Florida

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Navy (2016), Western Kentucky (2016), UCLA (2017), Connecticut (2017), Navy (2017)
- Measured Height: 5111 Route Running: Highly effective in creating space on Vertical Receiving: Has enough juice and burst to get hip
sharp angled routes; high quickness in COD opportunities. to hip quickly against defenders trying to play up in face at
Has ability to separate vertically and work behind defenders the line. Knows how to bump defenders off of hip and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" courtesy of skill on route stems to set up defenders. create space at last moment. Length and catch radius for late
Effective head fakes and false steps to sell routes. adjustments to the ball are somewhat limited.
Hands: Terrific hands, overall. Able to palm the football COD Skills: Jitterbug style athlete in short areas.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and on multiple occasions has done so in live game action Effective in shaking defenders one on one with jukes and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 to add length to catch radius. Soft and able to cradle the forcing a false step. Utilizes feet and quickness to gain
football through contact; does not get separated from the lateral width in avoiding a jam coverage attempt at the line
- 10 Yard Split: N/A football easily. of scrimmage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is not the biggest or strongest, Speed: Looks to have consistent speed, not just vertically
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A but still has a strong track record of finishing contested but through route stems and also when tasked with getting
catches courtesy of body control, hands and football up to top speed with quickness. Smooth athlete, illustrates a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A intelligence. Will not tip off ball location prematurely to second gear and thus is not a build up athlete.
defenders when tracking in the air.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Pretty slippery in one on one situations. Has Competitive Toughness: Strength is not a staple of game
a knack of utilizing the free arm and forcing defenders to but also not a liability. Simply a restriction based on stature;
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A slide off of body if tackle attempt comes from off of the hip. but considering size is pretty tough in all phases (contested
Is not going to run through bodies but has good balance to catches, as a blocker, in run after catch situations and so on).
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” shrug off soft attempts. Plays fearless over the middle of the field.
Football Intelligence: Patient in working off of the LOS Block Ability: Is not notable in this area. Hand work and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and does well to fake moves across the hips of defensive effort is strong; but physically doesn't stack up as anything
backs to manipulate coverage and create clean breaks. Does more than a marginal blocker against NFL boundary
- Short Shuttle: N/A well to not flash hands prematurely before extending or cornerbacks.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A working back to the football.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.65 8.55 5.97 (Size only) 8.17 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Randall Cobb INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hands Worst Trait: Lack of length LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Memphis WR Anthony Miller has the route running skills and hands needed to be a big FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
contributor of an NFL passing game. I like him best projecting as a Z-receiver in a passing
offense that implements a mix of deeper route combinations and screen packages. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
D.J. Moore, Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: 04/14/1997 Junior, Maryland Terrapins

Position Overall 146 receptions, 2027 receiving yards, 17 receiving touchdowns
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Michigan, Ohio State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2016), Nebraska (2016), Texas (2017), Central Florida (2017), Ohio State (2017), Indiana (2017), Michigan State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Route Running: Has great quickness at the top of routes Vertical Receiving: Has a great second gear. Play speed on
and is deliberate with release to get across the face of DBs clean footing is terrific and will easily roll past defensive
and set up for break down the field. Uses arm over move backs if left one on one. Has good acceleration initially off
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" and springy steps to get back across defensive backs and of the LOS to force DBs to commit and flip hips early in the
uncover on deep patterns. rep. Has ability to cleanly read the ball over the shoulder.
Hands: Has only let a few throws eat him up with a late COD Skills: Is highly twitchy and has a great deal of short
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.42 reaction. Bails out QB with good hands catches away from area quickness. Is sudden on hard breaking patterns with
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 the body and has clean catch radius to extend for the ball. confident feet to pivot and drive off a cut. Likable open field
Will play ball aggressive when working back to the LOS. ability, has top tier burst and explosiveness as a runner with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Soft hands when first seeing in the ball. the ball.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lack of length and size are Speed: Ample speed to burn. Is a big time play threat in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 natural barriers, though leaping ability and hands will allow open field courtesy of blazing top end speed. Juice is both in
for plays to be made in difficult targets. Has a good level of short and long areas, has no issue closing cushion on DBs
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concentration to not be distracted by hands but needs to try against off coverage and getting from 0-60.
to win body positioning on routes square to LOS.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Blessed with strong vision, good creativity, Competitive Toughness: Effort is strong. Has done well to
springy cuts and an explosive step. Balance and ability to supplement receiving role: used as a gadget player in special
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" shrug off arm tackles is supplemented by an active free arm packages and also featured as both a punt and kick returner
and good spatial awareness to make the most of space along within the last two seasons, respectively. Is active and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” the sideline. High volume screen target. engages in role as a blocker on run plays.
Football Intelligence: Shows a lot of nuance. Route Block Ability: Does not have notable length or blocking
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A running is polished and feet are clean getting out of breaks. success but hands are strong and feet are fluid to attempt to
Has a good nose for breaking off stems against off coverage shadow, room for growth is present with greater
- Short Shuttle: 4.07 or zone to find space and provide an easy target for QB. development on establishing first contact and successfully
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hard to teach knack for big plays. finding a hand fit.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.38 4.62 8.20 8.10 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Percy Harvin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: COD skills Worst Trait: Contested catch ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR D.J. Moore is a terrific athlete with some great technical skill at the receiver position. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Moore projects as a Z-receiver on the boundary, he can beat press at the LOS and his
speed would be a big play threat on the outside to occupy Safeties vertically. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
James Washington, Wide Receiver #28

Date of Birth: 04/02/1996 Senior, Oklahoma State Cowboys

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Oklahoma, Colorado
- Receptions/

(Y/N): Yx2 Played: 43 - Receptions/
Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Colorado (2016), West Virginia (2017), Pittsburgh (2017), Texas (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5107 Route Running: When pressing with full speed has a nice Vertical Receiving: Big time playmaker down the field.
get off at the line to press vertical stems hard. Shows ability Has a terrific knack for stacking with hand usage at the
to head fake and sell false routes. Effective feet and good point of potential collision and then quickly identifying the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" toe drag to decelerate and break hard. Needs to not round ball in flight to adjust pace and greet the ball cleanly over
off tops of hard angled routes. the shoulder.
Hands: Reliable in catching the football away from body. COD Skills: Is not especially sudden when having to shift
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 Drops have been of the concentration variety, has been laterally or scale down, although has ability to make a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 caught getting too quick to turn the eyes up field after the defender miss with mobility in the lower body to alter and
catch. Ability to pluck the ball with a late flash of the hands avoid contact. Carries speed well through route breaks but
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to prevent DBs from making play on extended hands. needs to recollect out of the break.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Non-traditional. Plays much Speed: Top speed and initial acceleration off the line when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 larger than size would suggest, but terrific key on the utilized as a primary target is very good. Has fair amount of
football should continue to produce successful high point burst after ball is in hands to explode up the field and gain a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receptions. Concentration with defenders flashing at the strong chunk of yardage.
catch point is strong.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Good balance. Has nice juice, although not a Competitive Toughness: Has developed some poor habits
great deal of short area lateral quickness or wiggle through throughout time in spread offense. Complacent on the back
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" the hips to generate a false step in the open field. Thick, side of the play. Would like to see more consistency in the
powerful body comes in useful shaking off soft contact at urgency of route stems. Has been caught complacent on the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” the catch point. play side of runs to the boundary as well.
Football Intelligence: Nuance of route tree is just fine: Block Ability: Has not shown desirable traits, habits or
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective on vertical routes, post patterns, out routes, skills as a blocker. Often times takes poor stalk angles and
comebacks with greatest consistency. Sense of timing both will let a defender plant and drive across his face in order to
- Short Shuttle: 4.32 at the catch point and on full speed route stems is useful in challenge the ball carrier fully. Does not show great hand
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A catching defenders off guard for the ball arriving. usage for establishing controlled fit on defender in space.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.58 7.76 6.41 7.88 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Chris Chambers INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical receiving Worst Trait: Block ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR James Washington is a difficult projection, given his non-traditional build. But his best FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
role at the next level would be as a Z-receiver; tasked with playing the vertical game and
stacking defenders in coverage for potential big plays down the field. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Christian Kirk, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 11/18/1996 Junior, Texas A&M Aggies

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Auburn, Alabama, Louisiana State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Auburn, Louisiana State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2017), Arkansas (2017), Alabama (2017), New Mexico (2017), Wake Forest (2017)
- Measured Height: 5103 Route Running: Has issues with defeating press coverage Vertical Receiving: Has no issue pushing the pace and
at the line of scrimmage, will get rerouted and knocked off uncovering vertically against off coverage. Has plus speed
course. Quickest on shallow angled routes, needs to quicken and juice to blow past late reacting defenders in off
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" pace on hard angles when afforded space to corner and coverage or deep safeties. Proficient at tracking the ball and
pivot. Needs more variety in vertical stems. adjusting to draw DPI or catch underthrown balls.
Hands: Guilty of some poor drops, but overall has good COD Skills: Has very sudden COD and rapid feet when
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 hand-eye coordination and has had success catching the ball working square to the LOS and pressing momentum up the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 away from his frame. Shows good ability to control body field. Would like to see greater fluidity at the top of route
and still see ball in when working along the sidelines as stems. Slippery in the backfield to pinball through traffic
- 10 Yard Split: N/A well. and create false steps.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lack of size is masked by terrific Speed: Straight line speed and acceleration skills are both
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 leaping ability and explosive athletic ability. Lacks length notable plus traits. Has dynamic burst and will defeat lazy/
and can get easily bumped out of position by defenders favorable coverage (off) immediately at the line of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when elevating for the football in the air. scrimmage thanks to 0-60 speed. Will break pursuit angles
in the open field and create extra yardage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Successful screen and short area receiver, is Competitive Toughness: Contributor in the return game
the kind of player able to be manufactured touches and able as well as a receiving threat. Does not play with ability to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" to thrive in one on one situations. Has good strength dictate defensive backs but has enough play strength to
through contact and great speed to break angles and bust out occupy long enough to let ball carriers slip through spaces.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” of containment.
Football Intelligence: Will need to add more versatility to Block Ability: Surprising effectiveness despite lack of size
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a somewhat one dimensional route tree but has promise in and "oomph" at first contact. Knows how to work body into
said area. Great sideline awareness and ability contort/ a position to force defenders to redirect and often times will
- Short Shuttle: 4.45 control body to make the most of afforded real estate on the eliminate from the play as a result.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.90 7.31 6.04 7.78 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Golden Tate INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Speed Worst Trait: Contested catch ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Christian Kirk is a perfect fit in the NFL as a slot receiver. With great burst, effective FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
short area agility and body control, Kirk can be a mismatch weapon on the inside. Must be
protected from press with stacked formations and motions in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Calvin Ridley, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 12/20/1994 Junior, Alabama Crimson Tide

Start:
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Florida State (2017), Colorado State (2017), Texas A&M (2017), Tennessee (2017), Mississippi State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6004 Route Running: Masterful at the line of scrimmage to beat Vertical Receiving: Has a great second gear to kick in and
press coverage at the LOS. Routes are nuanced, calculated chase down vertical throws over the shoulder. Patience at
and do well to produce false steps in the secondary and the LOS and awareness to temper release before turning on
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" create larger windows. Creates space on all three layers the jets allows for separation and ability to stack defenders
courtesy of precise steps and speed. in man or off zone.
Hands: Guilty of a handful of drops but has ability to COD Skills: Is a delight at the top of route stems and in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.43 extend away from body to pluck the ball out of the air. Not space as a run after catch player. Feet are rapid and springy
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 afraid to show hands away from body in traffic to snag a to create big cuts and sudden start/stop ability. Can explode
ball. Drops appear centered around eyes flipping up up the out of route stems and establish space on in/out breaking
- 10 Yard Split: N/A field prematurely. patterns as a result.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not have a notably large Speed: Twitchy. Has great burst off of the line of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 catch radius, nor a body to absorb contact without being scrimmage and even better second gear to accelerate away
jarred from body position. Concentration is excellent when from defenders in the trail position. Capable of sticking
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A fighting off contact and attempting to catch contested foot in the ground and getting to high end speed in no time
targets. Has dynamic leaping ability to elevate vertically. at all.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Dangerous run after catch option. Has been Competitive Toughness: Ability to play with physicality is
featured in screen throws and shallow crossers and turned admirable, but not a true strength of game. Has done well to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" plays into big gains courtesy of balance, cut ability and excel and improve as a player in spite of suboptimal
vision in the open field. Will not run through contact and environment with a young, unpolished QB in each of the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” can easily be brought down with a slight ding. past two seasons.
Football Intelligence: Has gone from special RAC athlete Block Ability: Effort is strong. Consummate teammate to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A as a freshman to a master of craft. Sense of timing on routes break down into the hash in effort to pin down defenders
is effective to accelerate at the right time and has good and spring running backs for big gains when bouncing
- Short Shuttle: 4.41 reactive quickness to diagnose defensive leverage and outside. Does not have the functional strength to push back
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A adjust routes accordingly for optimal separation. defensive backs and will break even on the boundary.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.60 5.18 5.57 8.10 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Stefon Diggs INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Block ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Calvin Ridley is a terrific route technician who is technically and physically mature FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
enough to step directly into an NFL starting lineup. Ridley projects as a Z receiver, his
receiving skills are favorable in either a WCO or a deeper passing offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Auden Tate, Wide Receiver #18

Date of Birth: 02/03/1997 Junior, Florida State Seminoles

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Clemson, Michigan
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Miami, Clemson

(Y/N): No Played: 30 - Receptions/
Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisville (2016), Boston College (2016), Alabama (2017), Miami (2017), Clemson (2017), North Carolina State (2017), Duke (2017)
- Measured Height: 6047 Route Running: Wonderful nuance for a player of this Vertical Receiving: Has required long speed to run away
stature. Plays with quickness, has loose hips and dynamic from defenders trying to challenge from the trail position.
base to cut with suddenness and burst at the top of route Has great ball tracking skills and pairs with a large catch
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" stems. Feet are developed and enable crisp snap out of radius to find positioning to address the football down the
initial push up the field. field. Aggressive to greet the football.
Hands: Strength in hands is notable and is capable of COD Skills: Much quicker than contemporaries at this size.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.68 some stunning catches away from the body. Catch radius is Unique blend of skills thanks to looseness through the hips
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 massive and is in comfort to extend away from body to to plant hard and explode out of a break. Feet are smooth,
haul in the ball. Not easily dissuaded at the catch point by not overly sudden.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A defenders.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is a complete mismatch in the Speed: Has a good second gear. Smoothness through
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A red zone and on back shoulder throws up the boundary. Has breaks adds extra layer of pacing to routes to create early
effective hand fighting techniques to jostle for positioning separation after snapping off of stem. Has breakaway speed
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A prior to the ball arriving on back shoulder throws. Lethal on when able to open up strides in the open field and fully
fades, back shoulder throws and 50/50 balls. make use of lengthy legs.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Balance and body control allow for a late Competitive Toughness: Handful to bring down and to
twist out of contact. Uses free hand to catch momentum and disrupt at the catch point. Size is simply overwhelming for
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" regain footing. Has good acceleration after the catch and many defenders, has "my ball" attitude and length to pair
great strength to pinball smaller tacklers in the secondary with it. Blocking efforts are notable, will trail defenders in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” for created yards. the secondary to try to stay disruptive.
Football Intelligence: Awareness along the sideline and Block Ability: Better traits than results, currently. Has
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ability to control body are very strong. Has good reactionary needed length, movement skills and strength to lock down
quickness to identify the football in flight with quickness. defensive backs and seal off the boundary. Instead, is
- Short Shuttle: N/A Developed route runner with polish to work around more content to stay framed between the defender and ball
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A leveraged defensive backs and create space for breaks. carriers.

FILM SCORE
2017 separated Wide Receiver
4.52 4.84 4.97 8.35 shoulder (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Allen Robinson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Durability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Auden Tate is a terrific prospect for an X-receiver role in the NFL. Tate has the size, FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
quickness and route running skill to win at the LOS and beat press coverage, while still
having needed burst to be a big play receiver in the passing game down the field. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Allen Lazard, Wide Receiver #5

Date of Birth: 12/11/1995 Senior, Iowa State Cyclones

Position Overall 241 receptions, 3360 receiving yards, 26 TDs
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, West Virginia
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Texas Christian, Oklahoma State

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oklahoma (2016), Oklahoma State (2017), Memphis (2017), West Virginia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 Route Running: Shows surprising subtleties to routes, Vertical Receiving: Has notable high point ability and
effective head fakes and deliberate angles to break off a effective size to bump defenders off of hip for late
stem and work back into space. Issues are centered around separation. Will not show effective ability to run past
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" movement skills, not development and technique as a route defenders and stack quickly when pressing down the field.
runner.
Hands: Very strong hands. Does well to maximize catch COD Skills: Very limited, looks tight and labors to try to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 radius and has great habits to extend and greet the ball early juke or pivot with quickness. Needs to use length and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 in pathway as compared to letting into body. Knows how strength to cross face of defenders as compared to sticking
and when to adjust the hands based on the trajectory of the foot firmly in the ground and springing out of a cut.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A throw.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Is a nightmare assignment at the Speed: Lethargic open field runner, struggles to accelerate
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 catch point due to notable size and strength. Uses frame to off of the line and as a result will labor to force a
box out effectively and will extend to pluck the ball with commitment from patient DBs in off coverage. Does not
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strong hands. Not often uprooted from initial positioning to have great separation skills and must consistently win as a
address the ball. size mismatch unless drawing LBs in the slot.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Size and balance allow for some successful Competitive Toughness: Has good fight with the hands
chunk gains after the catch. Has effective strength to shrug and intent to sweep off of a jam attempt at the line of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" off lateral contact and keep the feet running. Will not break scrimmage. Knows how to use size as a bump to establish
off big gains minus coverage busts due to lack of long separation before final cut. Is a handful to bring down at the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” speed. catch point and after the catch.
Football Intelligence: Has polish. Shows good sense of Block Ability: Has great length, powerful hand grip and a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A route timing as well to keep footwork clean on route stems very large frame to lock out and extend. Does well to
before snapping off and into space to uncover Awareness sustain a wide base and not let quicker defensive backs slip
- Short Shuttle: N/A along the sideline has yielded some impressive highlight through a block laterally and into pursuit of the football on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reel receptions. outside runs.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.90 7.20 7.07 7.24 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jace Amaro INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Contested catch ability Worst Trait: COD skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Allen Lazard projects favorably as a possession player in the middle of the field. His FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
lack of burst and juice off the line will prohibit consistent success on the boundary but
Lazard can win with size and physicality in the middle of the field as a flex slot target. SIZE CONCERN S
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Daesean Hamilton, Wide Receiver #5

Date of Birth: 03/10/1995 Redshirt Senior, Pennsylvania State Nittany Lions

Start:
- Receptions/

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Ohio State (2017), Michigan State (2017), Washington (2017), Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6006 Route Running: Runs wonderful routes from the slot, Vertical Receiving: Does well to track the football over the
highly effective running the dig and slot fade. Has high end shoulder, has a strong feel for fading into open space while
short area quickness and is very apt to step on the toes of off bubbling to the boundary. Has some good leaping ability to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" coverage to get defenders on heels before exploding out of try to adjust late to poorly thrown footballs and can bail out
breaks and into space. QBs in such instances.
Hands: Irregular and inconsistent. Even when able to corral COD Skills: Very quick and nimble in tight spaces. Will
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A throws, often times will misplace the hands and have to show good burst, acceleration and sustained speed at the top
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 show great hand strength and concentration with the ball of route stems, depending on the angle. Effective after the
pinned against the body. That said, is effective pinning ball catch to sidestep first contact and step up the field to create
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to chest when addressing the ball square to the LOS. YAC.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Good leaping ability and quality Speed: Has very good acceleration at the line of scrimmage,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A concentration to adjust late to throw with bodies flashing in will quickly get up the field and in between levels of zone
front of face. Ineffective hands at the catch point make coverage. Ability to create big plays after the catch is
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A some throws more dramatic than they need to be, more complimented with quickness but overall long speed is not a
effective catchpoint defenders will jar loose some attempts. notable strength.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Slippery at first contact. Is quick to flip Competitive Toughness: Plays best in space and when
eyes up the field after initially slipping past first would be not forced to play off of contact. Will struggle some
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" tackler. Has good quickness and balance in tight spaces to against patient press defenders but will also show ability to
maneuver around closing in defenders. manipulate at the LOS and get loose. Effort after the catch is
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” strong to create yards.
Football Intelligence: Highly seasoned player who has Block Ability: Does not offer a great deal of physicality or
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A proven polish with terrific route running. Understanding of strength to sustain block attempts in the secondary. Often
angles and space, how to use them to advantage and do so pressed off of spot and concedes space before trying to slide
- Short Shuttle: N/A on the fly against live competition is very impressive. back in front of the block. Effort is strong, functional play
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Should be an immediate contributor. strength is not.

FILM SCORE
2013 wrist INJ Wide Receiver
8.19 5.40 6.09 7.63 (missed full season) (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jericho Cotchery INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Hands LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Daesean Hamilton projects favorably as a slot WR and could step into an NFL offense FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and start immediately. Functional strength is a concern but a slot role would protect from
press coverage with consistency and allow Hamilton to be a mismatch running routes. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Michael Gallup, Wide Receiver #4

Date of Birth: 03/04/1996 Senior, Colorado State Rams

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Colorado, Minnesota, Boise State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Utah State, Boise State

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Boise State (2017), Alabama (2017), Utah State (2017), Oregon State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6007 Route Running: Illustrates a good level of twitch and Vertical Receiving: Does not have the ideal long speed to
quickness at the top of route stems. Has the short area run away from defenders on deep targets against man
ability to break off quickly on hard angles and establish coverage. Initial burst and acceleration at line is much more
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" space. Needs to become more effective working off of press effective than long speed. Has comfort in tracking the ball
and stacking defensive backs early in reps. over shoulder and adjusting path.
Hands: Has had hands fail on a number of occasions, does COD Skills: Quick feet. Has good ability to sustain burst
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 not always extend to greet the football away from body. through breaks. Has effective push to work across the face
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 Instead will try to cradle in gut and ball will roll around. of defenders when granted space. Light on feet to vacate as
Lack of high consistency with optimizing catch radius a runner and create some additional yardage.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A allows defenders to make plays on ball.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Tough and shows good Speed: Has enough juice to turn up in the open field and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 concentration. That said, lack of extension and size of frame gash defenses with RAC. Speed shines only when given
create some natural barriers to playing as a true strength. unimpeded space to accelerate and work. Much more quick
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Can be enveloped on the boundary by longer corners, as compared to straight line fast, specifically as a route
specifically on deep shots. runner in the intermediate areas of the field.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Shows a nice blend of vision, strength, Competitive Toughness: Brings a good attitude to play,
aggressiveness against smaller tacklers and quickness. Is not will not let a minus play turn over into the next play. Good
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" especially creative with ball in hands but will make a cut effort after the catch, on ALL route releases and as a
and get up field. Effective tunnel screen receiver to peel potential blocker to get in the way of defense.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” back and then transition up the field.
Football Intelligence: Runs a vast number of routes and Block Ability: Is not overwhelming but has a good set of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A has good timing to trust eyes after snapping off of stem to hands and enough functional strength to latch onto
locate the football. Plays in an offense with timing to defensive backs in the secondary and push to create enough
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 optimize separation on targets. Will need to work on delay to allow runs to the hash to get up field. Effort is
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concentration to avoid silly drops. strong to stay active in the play.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.87 7.65 6.51 7.31 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Nelson Agholor INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short area COD Worst Trait: Hands LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Michael Gallup projects most favorably as a slot receiver at the next level. Due to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
irregular results beating press coverage and a lack of long speed, Gallup would be much
more effective inside, where his crisp breaks can create mismatches in the secondary. SIZE CONCERN S
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Dante Pettis, Wide Receiver #8

Date of Birth: 10/24/1995 Senior, Washington Huskies

Position Overall 163 receptions, 2256 receiving yards, 24 receiving TDs, 9 return TDs
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Stanford, Alabama
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington State, Pennsylvania State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Arizona State (2017), UCLA (2017), Oregon (2017), Stanford (2017), Utah (2017)
- Measured Height: 6004 Route Running: Runs routes with a lot of nuance on the Vertical Receiving: More buildup speed but on pure go
stem. Will force false steps on down field routes with active routes and posts will get ample speed to run away from
head fakes. Does well to defeat press coverage and work defensive backs. Adjusts route pathway as needed when
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" across the face of defenders to get into a clean break. Works addressing the ball in the air. Will contort body late to keep
back to the line of scrimmage very well. defenders from contesting the throw.
Hands: Hands are soft and do well to absorb the ball away COD Skills: Capable of a hard stop to break pursuit angles
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A from body. Uses every inch of catch radius. Has proven and create additional yardage. Carries speed on shallow
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 capable of challenging poorly thrown balls away from body breaks well and does have the needed hip drop and knee
to pluck out of the air and bail out his Quarterback. bend to throttle down with suddenness and snap off a hard
- 10 Yard Split: N/A break as well.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Converts into a defender as Speed: Deceptive speed courtesy of long strides in the open
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A needed to protect ball security. Does not sustain contact field. Does have the ability to close cushion in off coverage
well at the catch point, will get bumped off of spot and can and force DBs to commit up the field. Second gear in the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lose hand placement on the ball. Leaping ability is present open field is notable and can allow for big plays in space or
to elevate in tight spaces and bring down a throw. as a returner.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Field vision and creativity with ball in hands Competitive Toughness: Is not overly physical in any
is strong. Loose, pliable lower half to plant and cut hard. aspect but effort level runs high regardless. Has ability to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Has the needed burst to run away from defenders if left contribute on special teams in addition to role as a receiver.
unoccupied. Surprising quickness to cuts, capable of Does not win with strength, would be wise to continue to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” stopping on a dime. add extra layer to game.
Football Intelligence: Natural feel for working in space. Block Ability: Will need to add some strength and improve
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Set record for punt returns (9) and shows great vision and angles if blocking acumen is to improve. Does well to slow
escapability. Toes the sideline incredibly well, shows sweet play blocks at the snap but will get beaten inside when
- Short Shuttle: N/A feet. Body control is terrific when addressing the football to defenders drive to attack the play, fails to sustain hands and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A greet the ball and work back to the LOS. stay in front of the play.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
8.18 4.90 5.63 (Size only) 7.74 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kenny Stills INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Play strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Dante Pettis projects best as a Z receiver, where he will be tasked with pushing FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
vertically and utilizing his speed to make big plays down the field. A role involving routes
from the slot would make use of his short area quickness, as well as his polish. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Javon Wims, Wide Receiver #6


Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida, Auburn, Texas Christian
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Missouri (2017), Auburn (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6027 Route Running: Has good quickness on route stems, does Vertical Receiving: Does not have a great second gear to
well to whip off of trajectory and create separation into the stack defenders quickly on vertical presses up the field.
field or working back to the LOS. Shows good fight to find Chunk yardage often comes from efforts after the catch
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" favorable positioning on back shoulder throws and plays instead of beating defensive backs, although has good route
with good timing. running to create a false step vs. off coverage.
Hands: Terrific strength in hands to squeeze the football. COD Skills: Is not especially rapid but step economy is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 Had a handful of concentration lapses that led to drops in efficient to fake a hard step and sell with a head fake before
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 the teeth of the defense. Strong fingers and illustrates a whipping back into desired pathway. Has great body control
massive catch radius with strength to prevent DBs from in all phases of the game.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A batting out the football.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Vertical leap to elevate in tight Speed: Long speed is not a great strength, will have issues
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A spaces is fantastic. Hand strength and aggressive address of with running directly past defensive backs. Fortunately
the football often yield wins in tight man coverage. Very does show some awareness of varying stems to prevent
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective in the red zone to use size and box out defenders DBs from squatting on routes and taking advantage of speed
effectively. disadvantage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has good strength and vision after the catch. Competitive Toughness: Impressive motor for a receiver,
Won't break a lot of pursuit angles with speed but has did a lot of dirty work in run heavy offense. Frequently seen
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" balance and body control to twist, contort and collect before stepping down onto LBs and effectively throwing a
working back up the field. Aggressive to put the shoulder shoulder. Plays with aggressive "my ball" mentality and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” down and challenge tacklers. wins consistently in contested situations.
Football Intelligence: Spatial awareness and body control Block Ability: Has strong hands and effective feet to step
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A are two terrific elements of game: knows how to navigate with defensive backs and mirror on the outside, effective
the sideline and also possesses good usage of feet to make strong side blocker to clear out space for backs to turn the
- Short Shuttle: N/A sure tight window throws on the sideline can convert. corner. Crack blocking is another plus skill to step down
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and pin LBs.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.56 3.77 6.49 7.81 2018 shoulder INJ
(missed Senior Bowl) (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brandon Lloyd INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Contested catch ability Worst Trait: Speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Javon Wims is a terrific big body who should be able to play X-receiver as a starter in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the NFL. Wims has the needed physicality to bully defensive backs and has an awesome
resume as a contested receiver. High upside in a volume passing offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Equanimeous St. Brown, Wide Receiver #6

Date of Birth: 01/01/1996 Junior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Virginia Tech, Southern California
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Georgia, Miami FL, Southern California

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2016), Southern California (2017), Miami FL (2017), Georgia (2017), Stanford (2017)
- Measured Height: 6046 Route Running: Has some issues with hard breaks. Slants, Vertical Receiving: Speed off the line forces DBs to
posts and nine routes are terrific, showing good nuance with respect juice and vertical element. Will still run past off
head fakes and angled steps to set up defensive backs for a coverage and create separation down the field. Tracks the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" big cut and explosion into the open field. Will use length to football much better over the shoulder as compared to other
work through press but needs to be less passive at LOS. targets.
Hands: Shows good ability to see ball in from over the COD Skills: Shows capable quickness on hard cuts at top
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 shoulder on deeper developing routes. Has a poor habit of of route stems but real value comes after the catch. Has
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 trapping the football into chest on targets when working terrific bounce and lower body flexibility as a north/south
back to the line of scrimmage, needs to improve skills in runner to transition into a big cut and attempt to sustain
- 10 Yard Split: N/A extending for the football. balance.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has great athletic ability and Speed: Has very good vertical speed and quick
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 leaping skills to cut off defenders and make adjustments on acceleration despite long strides to get up to a top gear and
the fly, but at times is too passive with catching the football stack defensive backs quickly up the sideline. Should have
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to regularly box out and win needed positioning to finish an immediate role in the NFL based strictly on vertical
plays. presence thanks to speed.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has a good blend of size, acceleration skills, Competitive Toughness: Would like to see some more
balance and cut ability once turned up the field to break strength elements to game. Instead of using size and athletic
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A some big plays. Capable of making big time cuts and ability to advantage is often times passive on route stems or
ducking out of a space with quickness. in contested situations.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0”
Football Intelligence: Must add polish to the finer points Block Ability: Ineffective blocker on the boundary. Has
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of game. Has immediately translatable skills but overall great traits and size to clamp down on defensive backs but
polish could negate high ceiling and potential to see the shows little enthusiasm to take on contact. Soft with hands
- Short Shuttle: N/A field on a regular basis in early development years of NFL and does not step through contact, is a catcher of bodies on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A career. the second level.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.61 4.90 7.42 7.36 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: DeVante Parker INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Deep routes Worst Trait: Shallow route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Equanimeous St. Brown projects favorably as a developmental X-receiver in the NFL. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
He has the needed length to work off of press coverage and the needed athletic traits to be
a headache as a primary target. That said, there's a notable developmental curve. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
D.J. Chark, Wide Receiver #7

Date of Birth: 09/23/1996 Senior, Louisiana State Tigers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Alabama, Louisville
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Auburn, Alabama, Notre Dame

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Tennessee (2017), Auburn (2017), Alabama (2017), Chattanooga (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6025 Route Running: Ineffective trying to play through press Vertical Receiving: Is easily best trait. Has good ball
coverage at the line of scrimmage. Needs to sharpen tracking skills over the shoulder and has had success with
footwork and angles at the top of hard angled routes. Very using size and length to bump defenders off of hip while
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" effective on deep developing plays to accelerate after even attempting to see in throws down the field. Capable of
with DBs and create late separation. taking aggressive route to the football on underthrown ball.
Hands: Has fought the ball on occasion when trying to COD Skills: Has a fair amount of burst, looks to be a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.34 reach back for throws put on the back hip. Hands are much dynamic functional athlete. Has more burst and suddenness
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 more effective catching over the shoulder and seeing the on shallow breaks and cuts vs. hard cuts or when forced to
ball in with touch than trying to greet the ball on throws into shift momentum drastically.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A chest.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has nice concentration skills and Speed: Straight line speed is excellent. Has good initial get
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 a notable wingspan to illustrate a high catch radius. Has off if granted a clean release and will kick into a second
won contested throws with high point skills but needs to be gear if picking up the flight of the football in the air on deep
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more deliberate working back to the line of scrimmage on targets. Not the receiver you want left unattended slipping
out patterns. into space or holes in zone coverage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has some good aggressiveness with the ball Competitive Toughness: Needs to find more leverage and
in hands to accept head up contact, but lacks that same increase efficiency at the line of scrimmage against physical
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" toughness when taking contact laterally. Burst and straight press defenders. Has impressive effort as a blocker and
line speed are best traits to win RAC yardage and create big shows ability to dictate body positioning on back shoulder
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” plays throws up the sideline.
Football Intelligence: Still a bit of a straight line athlete as Block Ability: Has shown excellent toughness and intent to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A compared to a highly efficient route runner. Will win reps fill on crack down blocks off the edge. Has better
due to speed and based on coverage calls but to be a physicality than one would assume and takes good angles to
- Short Shuttle: N/A consistent winner will need to be focused on developing get in between space defenders and the ball carrier. Can be
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A varied releases and manipulating DBs. asset as a backside blocker on counters and weak runs.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.02 3.78 8.40 7.27 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Cordarrelle Patterson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical receiving Worst Trait: Routes vs. press LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR D.J. Chark projects most favorably as a Z-receiver at the next level. There, his deep FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
receiving skills can occupy Safeties in the middle of the field and open space in the
intermediates. Needs to develop routes with more nuance outside of 9-routes. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jordan Lasley, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 11/13/1996 Redshirt Junior, UCLA Bruins

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Colorado, Southern California
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Memphis, Stanford, Southern California

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Memphis (2017), Texas A&M (2017), Stanford (2017), Kansas State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Route Running: Has success in both the short and deep Vertical Receiving: Has ability to stack defensive backs at
portions of the field. Has won working into the teeth of the the LOS with active hand usage and notable long speed.
defense and MOF, showcasing good short area quickness to Comfortable to flip the eyes back into the backfield and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" break off of stems with quickness. Needs to show more track the ball over the shoulder.
strength on stems to not be sucked into physical defenders.
Hands: Guilty of some poor drops, looks off the ball too COD Skills: Very sudden, twitchy receiver. Will dart in and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 quickly and will fail to fully secure the catch. Also has habit out of route breaks or traffic without much issue. Has crisp
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 of trapping into the body while working back to the LOS. and sudden feet to spring out of break. Short area
Shows the ability to extend high on the boundary and greet acceleration out of a cut will create instant separation if
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the football. provided space at top of stems.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not have notable size or Speed: Has good short area acceleration and good long
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 8 extension skills to prevent defenders from getting involved speed to pair. Capable of breaking pursuit angles in both the
in potential targets. Game is more predicated around quick game and deeper developing routes thanks to burst.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A separation, won't win a lot of tight window targets due to Overall play speed is a tick faster than most.
hands and lack of extension.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Jitterbug skills are impressive on screen Competitive Toughness: Scrappy dude, like the approach
throws, runs with a nice blend of balance, quickness, burst he plays the game with, is on edge and likes to be in the face
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" and strength. Compact build is effective to pull through soft of defenders. Needs to harness that emotion a bit though,
contact and gain additional yardage. Has potent ability has been popped for penalties for pushing the envelope.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” catching the ball short. Plays hard and runs with intent to break big plays.
Football Intelligence: Has some lapses of awareness when Block Ability: Light, lean frame, which will not be useful
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A targeted, failing to identify the ball in the air or failing to for challenging defenders on the boundary. Play strength is
make sight adjustments on routes and putting football in less effective when challenging with contact than when
- Short Shuttle: 4.19 jeopardy. Infrequent starter based on off the field breaking off of contact. Shouldn't be tasked with a lot of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A transgressions and will need play-side blocking reps.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
4.03 6.36 6.12 7.52 2017 3 game suspension
(+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Demarcus Robinson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: RAC Ability Worst Trait: Maturity LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Jordan Lasley is an effective receiver in short area targets and pass patterns alike. His FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
skills project favorably to a West Coast offense, where his short area quickness and sudden
breaks can be utilized to afford him RAC opportunities. A potential starter if kept clean. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Marcell Ateman, Wide Receiver #3

Date of Birth: 09/16/1994 Redshirt Senior, Oklahoma State Cowboys

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Foot INJ)
- Receptions/

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Iowa State (2015), West Virginia (2017), Texas Christian (2017), Baylor (2017), Texas (2017), Oklahoma (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 Route Running: Runs slant, post, back shoulder fade, out Vertical Receiving: Shows effectiveness beating press man
route and comebacks with most frequency. Has smooth coverage and stacking aggressive coverage schemes. Does
feet but is not especially crisp at the top of routes to break have enough of an upfield push against off coverage to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" hard and establish clean separation against tight man strain defensive backs. Has a nice ability to track the ball
coverage. over shoulder and adjust for receptions.
Hands: Has let a handful of throws get away when COD Skills: Is not especially fleet of foot but has effective
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.62 transitioning from initial address of the ball to trying to tuck steps at the top of routes to cleanly flip out of stem and into
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 away. Hands are strong and shows comfort and consistency break. Balance is strong and strength allows for absorption
in extending to catch ball away from body. Capable of of contact. Is not going to juke many defenders in the open
- 10 Yard Split: N/A traffic receptions with defenders draped on frame. field after the catch, however.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Terrific ability to outmuscle Speed: Sneaky burst when pressing clean off the line on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 defenders and hand fight down the sideline for positioning vertical routes. Does have more build up speed and is more
against tight man coverage. Can improve timing of flashing effective with separation on yards 10-20 than 0-10. Ability
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hands to prevent DBs from being tipped off on impending to break big plays is predicated on physicality after the
target. catch, not speed.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Big, strong and capable of out-muscling Competitive Toughness: Impressive ability to impose will
defenders at the catch point as a way of breaking out of the both at the line of scrimmage against press coverage and at
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" grasp. Free arm is active and frame has ample size to create the catch point when adjusting to the football. Has mentality
missed tackles thanks to overall size. Isn't going to outrun and effort of a Tight End after the catch, bullies smaller
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” many defenders in the secondary. tacklers.
Football Intelligence: Coming from a high spacing offense, Block Ability: One of the best blocking receivers in the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but shows ability to win in tight spaces and in the middle of class. Can lock hands on defensive backs on the boundary
the field. Would like to see some cleaned up routes in terms and will run feet and stay sticky until ball carrier works
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 of when eyes flip back and making adjustments to defender beyond the block. Patient in space to stalk before releasing
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A leverage, will run routes into coverage at times. at the LOS and takes good angles to greet blocks.

FILM SCORE
2016 Foot INJ Wide Receiver
7.95 5.85 6.11 7.20 (Redshirt) (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kelvin Benjamin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Contested catch
Best Trait: skills Worst Trait: COD skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Oklahoma State WR Marcell Ateman projects as a traditional X receiver, who can play on FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the line of scrimmage and beat press coverage with strength. Adding crispness and
versatility to route tree will be big in developing into a starting receiver in the long term. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tre'Quan Smith, Wide Receiver #4

Date of Birth: 01/07/1996 Redshirt Junior, Central Florida Knights

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Temple, South Florida
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Memphis, South Florida, Auburn

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Memphis (2017), South Florida (2017), Auburn (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 6015 Route Running: Is not notably polished at the top of routes Vertical Receiving: Has a big time catch radius and shows
and does not illustrate a great deal of suddenness to break good skill in tracking the football to adjust pace of the ball
off routes crisply. Is impressive with ability to create late and be in a favorable spot to address the football. Does not
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" separation with large wingspan. Found lots of production have great long speed but effective with hand usage to stack
down the field stacking DBs. corners and get overtop of the defender.
Hands: Despite fringe size in hands has made some very COD Skills: Does not have a lot of twitch or suddenness in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 nice catches away from the body, illustrating finger strength lateral situations. Burst out of the catch does not impress
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and concentration skills. That said, when taking contact or either, is a smooth athlete but suddenness and foot speed are
while having DBs rip at the ball at the catch point can have not marks of play style.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A an issue with putting the ball way.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has wingspan to go up and Speed: Has a modest level of burst and straight line speed,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 12 snatch the football away from defenders. Issues do arise to isn't going to take the top off of defenses by running go
cleanly put the ball away and will not consistently play the routes and won't be a consistent big play receiver after the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball with aggression, will fade away from launch platform catch. Does not have a lot of short area explosiveness either
and let DBs undercut. to close cushion on off coverage.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Strength, balance and active free hand are Competitive Toughness: Doesn't run all routes at the same
primary winning traits. Has vision and patience to wait out pace yet, will still roll easy out of some releases and fail to
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'10" an aggressive charge into the catch area before creating a sell a target. Secondary effort on extended plays is a plus,
false step. Isn't going to work way out of tightly congested will bump defenders and work into open space to provide a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” traffic areas. target.
Football Intelligence: Requires polish and nuance in a lot Block Ability: Great length and combativeness with hands
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of areas of the game. Is a smooth athlete with plus physical to attack defensive backs and establish a grip. Play strength
traits and good ball skills, but likely will face a more steep is enough on the boundary to consistently anchor and
- Short Shuttle: 4.50 transition to the NFL level than his contemporaries in the prevent DBs from pushing through blocks and arriving at
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A 2018 Draft. the LOS to challenge the ball.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.25 6.98 7.42 6.77 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dres Anderson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Tre'Quan Smith enters the NFL as a developmental WR prospect who has the needed FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
physical traits to eventually step into a starting role. His best role would be as a depth
receiver, although his blocking can be utilized as needed on the boundary early on. SIZE CONCERN S
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Korey Robertson, Wide Receiver #18

Date of Birth: 06/22/1995 Redshirt Junior, Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles

Rank: T18 Rank: 161 - Receptions/
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Kentucky, Louisiana Tech
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Kentucky (2017), Tennessee (2017), Florida State (2017), Charlotte (2017)
- Measured Height: 6005 Route Running: Takes advantage of a lot of clean releases Vertical Receiving: Showcases ability to get overtop of
off of the LOS. Physical to play through contact at the top DBs and can separate down the field thanks to a second
of the route to create consistent separation. Hasn't run a gear. Doesn't have great initial acceleration but does have
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" multitude of routes and pretty consistently is aligned to the needed size and catch radius to take the ball off the top of
left side of the formation, will need to work on multiplicity. DBs helmets.
Hands: May have the best hands in the class. Consistently COD Skills: Is more power than quickness, doesn't have a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 plucks the ball out of the air, flashing hands late and is lot of shiftiness or spring in cuts to be able to quickly vacate
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 comfortable to utilize full range of catch radius to see the against a patient press defender. Has fair level of gear down
ball in. Not bothered by contested situations and track the quickness on hard route breaks to sink and flip eyes back to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball very well to get surface area of hands on the ball. the LOS.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Awesome receiver in contested Speed: Doesn't have burner's speed and isn't going to win
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 role. Has size and will consistently box out defenders, reps simply by running past people. Does have a second
forcing them to try to go through the body and extend to gear to kick in once tracking the ball in the air or after the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defeat length catch radius. Concentration and hand strength catch but is by no means a speed threat.
all combine for a potent mix.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has terrific body control, ability to adjust Competitive Toughness: Physically imposing as a receiver,
body and step out of potential tackles. Has great balance but overall has mixed results due to uninterested reps as a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03 and strength to play "bully ball" in the secondary and blocker, missed some opportunities to spring teammates
impose will on smaller receivers. Has good field vision to down the field with an extra block. Very difficult to bring
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” break into open space. down after the catch and disrupt at the catch point.
Football Intelligence: Has been afforded some watered Block Ability: Has all the potential in the world as a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down looks coming out of college offense. Will likely face blocker thanks to thick, long frame. Effort needs to be
a transition window against more diverse coverages and improved to stay engaged in plays where he isn't a receiver
- Short Shuttle: N/A when tasked with running a higher multitude of route and create a higher profile in the run game.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A concepts. Very strong body control in space, however.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.25 5.40 6.21 7.31 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Shaq Evans INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Contested catch ability Worst Trait: Blocking ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Korey Robertson projects as a long term starter as an X-receiver in the NFL. His FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
physicality and skills in contested situations make him a worthy investment to be groomed
in the long term as a starter. Can play in a vertical passing offense with effectiveness. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Byron Pringle, Wide Receiver #9

Date of Birth: 11/17/1993 Redshirt Junior, Kansas State Wildcats

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas Christian (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Route Running: Has nifty usage of quick feet and head Vertical Receiving: Primarily a big play down the field
fakes at the LOS to beat press coverage. Carries speed threat coming out of a run first offense. Averaged over 24
through the top of route fakes very well and is developed as yards per catch in 2017 and often times was able to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" a big play threat on the outside. Has capacity to add quick capitalize on play action to out-leverage Safeties after
game packages to skill set. stacking CBs.
Hands: Does have some lapses trying to catch cleanly with COD Skills: Very nimble footed and illustrates impressive
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 the hands, will double clutch some attempts. More quickness to jitterbug in and out of potential cuts. Has good
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 confident catching the ball over the shoulder for bread burst out of a cut to quickly accelerate and burst into open
basket receptions as compared to squaring up the football in spaces and break pursuit.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A traffic and seeing the throw in.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Not frequently tested with bodies Speed: Has good but not great long speed. Is more quick
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 hanging on body. Has a promising frame, bigger size than and twitchy in short spaces as compared to a long burner
play style would initially have one anticipate. That said, is a down the field. Does well to sustain acceleration and top
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A big question mark of game but hand usage in tight areas will speed when pivoting or cutting in space as a route runner.
be a barrier to overcome.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has promising ability to make defenders Competitive Toughness: Usage has developed good habits
miss in one on one situations courtesy of agility and short to stay engaged in plays at all times. Is not going to be
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" area quickness. Experience in the return game will be caught taking plays off and brings a good attitude to
helpful for finding way through congested areas and picking working on the boundary without a lot of targets. Useful as
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” way into open space. a blocker.
Football Intelligence: Has currently a one dimensional role Block Ability: Scrappy guy, plays with good effort and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but offers upward mobility to be a more diverse and every motor. Is not going to wow with length but movement skills
down receiver. Spatial awareness as it relates to the football and effort are notable plus traits that will allow for effective
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 and tracking the ball in routes is effective, rarely makes life framing of cornerbacks on the edge.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A harder than it needs to be.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.72 5.23 6.64 7.27 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Steve Breaston INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical receiving Worst Trait: Route versatility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Byron Pringle projects as a Z-receiver in the NFL. He possesses the side to play FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
effectively and can beat press coverage on the outside, plus possesses the vertical skill to
keep a deep Safety occupied. Modest upside as potential starter with more route versatility. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Trey Quinn, Wide Receiver #18

Date of Birth: 12/07/1995 Redshirt Junior, Southern Methodist Mustangs

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Transferred from LSU)
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Memphis, Central Florida

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas Christian (2017), Connecticut (2017), Memphis (2017), Central Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 5113 Route Running: Quick jitterbug type route runner, shows Vertical Receiving: Does not have the needed long speed
off great short area agilities in the middle of the field to to effectively stack defensive backs on the boundary, as
break off of route stems and uncover for open targets. Good such will see a lot of reps from inside, but can run slot-fade
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" urgency at the LOS to slip away from contact and win early and get away from man coverage. Does very well to adjust
on in routes. to the football with torso and hands.
Hands: Is a clean hands catch, consistently pulled in targets COD Skills: Nice short area quickness and effective
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 thrown in general vicinity as catchable footballs. Not afraid economy of movement, doesn't waste steps and understands
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 to extend and expose body while going up to challenge abilities to break off routes quickly. Can slide laterally but
the football, even in space, offering good concentration to isn't overly explosive in said situations.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A reward passers.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Doesn't have great size but has Speed: Long speed is only modest. Has enough get off to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 willingness to extend high or extend towards the LOS to pull away and break some angles after the catch but will be
greet the football. Isn't going to be a player that boxes out caught over long distances from some member of the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders on hangs on through heavy hits. Does show good secondary if left out in foot race. Capable of carrying speed
concentration. through breaks effectively.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Isn't overly explosive but does have smooth Competitive Toughness: Tough, fearless mentality to play
COD skills after the catch to peel off trajectory and break in the teeth of the defense. Can take a stick and pop back up
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" first arriving tackle if sitting down against zone coverage. without missing a play. Has nice concentration to not get
Has some nice functional strength as well to take arm frazzled by defenders shooting into catch area.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” tackles well and play through contact.
Football Intelligence: Savvy route runner, impressive Block Ability: Tough, hard nosed interior receiver with
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ability to dart off stem. Has good understanding of finding admirable size for the slot, can feasibly lock horns with
soft spots as a receiver and making self available for his Safeties and Nickel DBs and provide enough of a hold to
- Short Shuttle: 4.19 quarterback, will square into the LOS and flow, looking for allow ball carriers to climb up to the second level.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A space.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.46 6.19 5.41 7.42 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Danny Amendola INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Contested catch ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Trey Quinn is a favorable projection to play in a slot role in the NFL. Quinn has the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
route running skills and football IQ needed to be a starter for teams that implement high
frequency of 3 WR sets. Look for Quinn to play inside and niche receiver. SIZE CONCERN S
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J'Mon Moore, Wide Receiver #6

Date of Birth: 05/23/1995 Redshirt Senior, Missouri Tigers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Louisiana State, Florida
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Auburn, Georgia, Texas

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: West Virginia (2016), Auburn (2017), Tennessee (2017), Kentucky (2017), Texas (2017)
- Measured Height: 6025 Route Running: Primarily a vertical receiver. Has lapses Vertical Receiving: Has ability to simply breeze by
getting off of contact and to landmarks on crossers and will defenders in off coverage. Has terrific vertical skills and
have to adjust trajectory late. Footwork at the top of hard ability to read the football in the air. Shows quick twitch
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" breaking patterns needs to be cleaned up for more and acceleration to quickly close down cushion. Shows
consistency collecting frame and gearing down to separate. good suddenness on post and corner breaks to separate.
Hands: Has some lapses of receiving the ball away from COD Skills: Very sudden. Shows great foot quickness and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 the body, will not consistently haul in targets when tested looseness through the body to generate lateral momentum
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 with throws away from the frame of the body. Has a into a cut while still carrying speed. Great ability to cut
predisposition to trap the ball on body if square to the line back against the grain and force a missed tackle attempt in
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of scrimmage. space.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not play off of contact Speed: Top notch speed, is a true burner in both short
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 particularly well, functional strength is not present to shrug spaces and when given the chance to fly down the field.
off defenders and elevate without having defenders negate Will catch zone coverage by surprise if Safety is not aligned
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A some of athletic ability. Irregular hand usage further shaded into the boundary to his side, has busted Cover 2
exacerbates issues. wide open in the honey hole more than once.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Physical. Aggressive with the free hand. Competitive Toughness: Frustrating in some instances
Sudden and able to create false steps and break pursuit because aggressiveness and physicality of RAC reps doesn't
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" angles with a hard cut. Dynamic receiver with ability to take translate to blocking and contested situations. Would like to
a short throw and break off a large chunk gain on any given see more application of that mentality to all areas of the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” rep. game.
Football Intelligence: Limited tree and too prone to Block Ability: Shows good intent and effort but is too
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A allowing defenders to move off of spot and give up leverage prone to relying on upper body strength to hold a block, will
on some routes. Is very good at strengths, very limited at get folded at the waist and lose leverage before collapsing
- Short Shuttle: 4.04 weaknesses, so will need development to be a more back into the LOS by cornerbacks on the boundary.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistent receiver and reach ceiling.

FILM SCORE
2013 shoulder INJ Wide Receiver
6.46 4.56 6.29 7.34 (redshirted) (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Chad Williams INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: RAC ability Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR J'Mon Moore is an exciting receiving threat that would fit best in a true vertical FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
passing offense. There, his ability to challenge vertically would give him the highest impact
on the field and allow him to contribute earlier than if he were to go to a WCO offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Darren Carrington, Wide Receiver #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Utah Utes

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Colorado, Washington, Southern California
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Arizona (2017), San Jose State (2017), West Virginia (2017), UCLA (2017), Brigham Young (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Route Running: More smooth than explosive, but has Vertical Receiving: Lacks true burner speed but has good
effective feet at the top of routes to sit down quickly on curl acceleration and does show ability to stack defenders, even
routes. Effective creating inside release and breaking deeper in off coverage. Would like to see earlier adjustments to the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" routes off to run into space. Doesn't work frequently flight of the football to put in optimal position to register
between the hashes. long receptions.
Hands: Has needed ability and comfort to catch football COD Skills: Doesn't have a lot of short area quickness on
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A away from body. Shows good concentration to see the ball account of long strides but does have good balance and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 into hands and not allow defenders to break through the ability to drop the hips and decelerate with quickness. Does
thumbs and dislodge the football. Has a prominent catch not showcase a great ability to create missed tackles with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A radius. foot speed after the catch.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Ability to adjust body frame Speed: Long speed is quality but will require steps to get up
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A and greet the football at extreme angles allows for some to top speed, does not have suddenness releasing off of the
spectacular catches. Has needed length to out-jump LOS to quickly stack defenders in press coverage or run
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders and enough toughness to hang in and not let away from defenders and break angles in the secondary.
defenders wipe out leverage at the catch point.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Slippery on account of size and balance, Competitive Toughness: Is not overly physical as a
but not necessarily fluidity or twitchiness. Will shrug off blocker or at the line of scrimmage; can get bumped off of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" contact and do well to work eyes up the field and churn the set and will struggle to use size or length to dictate
legs to help make the most of receptions. separation on route stems. Pesky and aggressive addressing
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” the football, however.
Football Intelligence: Surprised many with high impact Block Ability: Will not be an asset at current time. Fails to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A season in 2017 after a summer transfer just before season strike with confidence and pop in the hands to establish
started. Shows nice polish on routes and an awareness of initial control. Needs to liven up the feet and work hard to
- Short Shuttle: N/A soft areas up the sideline against zone coverage to provide stay framed on defenders on the boundary to keep alley
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A an easy target for passer. clean for RB.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.89 5.40 6.75 7.16 2017 DUI charge, multiple
suspensions at Oregon (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Cameron Meredith INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Contested catch ability Worst Trait: Competitive toughness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Darren Carrington is a boundary receiving prospect who will provide quality depth FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and the potential to be a regular contributor to an NFL receiving room. Carrington would
fit best in a vertical offensive system to take advantage of his build-up speed. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Simmie Cobbs Jr, Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: 08/25/1995 Redshirt Junior, Indiana Hoosiers

Position Overall 139 total tackles, 1990 receiving yards, 12 receiving TDs
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Ankle INJ)
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Maryland (2015), Ohio State (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Maryland (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6031 Route Running: Extent of route tree is somewhat limited Vertical Receiving: Has a strong vertical presence due to
but has shown success in vertical routes, comeback patterns length and catch radius. Can be problematic trying to cover
and in breaking routes. Understands how to use length at the in man to man due to size and ability to nudge and create
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" top of route stems to establish separation. Likable quickness tiny levels of separation to separate when pressing down the
on shallow breaks. field.
Hands: Terrific concentration and shows softness in hands COD Skills: Quickness is predicated on degrees of the cut.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 to be able to cleanly receive the ball in contested situations. If tasked with a lateral juke or a shallow break out of a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 Hand size is strong to reach and pluck the ball, capable of vertical route stem is plenty quick. Harder breaking
doing so with one hand in full speed reps. Strength in hands routes require additional time to gear down and snap out of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to squeeze and establish control quickly. momentum.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Surreal ability to posterize Speed: Has more buildup speed than initial explosion but
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 defenders and get vertical at the catch point. Unbothered by secondary acceleration is enough to separate from corners
defenders hanging on body or trying to rip at hands as a late to flip hips in man to man coverage. Has pleasant level
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receiver. Will flash late and has great short area reaction of burst in the open field to make coverage busts pay for
skills to mirror the ball and get mitts on a throw. mistakes.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has some nifty moves after the catch. Competitive Toughness: Is a bully down the field. Will
Illustrates a powerful free hand, good peripheral vision to hand check defenders early on when playing in phase
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" find space and the needed second gear to break away from defenders. Has a my ball mentality and shows great
soft challenges after the catch. Good balance to cut and tilt aggression to attack the football. Looks to optimize catches
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” away from low tackle challenges. and cut back into the middle of the field.
Football Intelligence: Will need development from a Block Ability: Needs to be better with initial stalk of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A route perspective. Could be handcuffed early in career but opponents. Too frequently is lackadaisical in efforts to
persistence can be rewarded with tremendous upside and frame a block early, allowing defenders to shoot across face
- Short Shuttle: N/A high ceiling. Must carry speed through routes better and add and get into ball carrier. Has a terrific frame for effectively
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more nuance to stems/routes to tree. walling off secondary defenders.

FILM SCORE
2016 ankle INJ Wide Receiver
5.65 6.53 5.04 7.38 (missed entire season) (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brandon Coleman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Catch point physicality Worst Trait: Route versatility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Indiana WR Simmie Cobbs Jr. projects most favorable to a vertical passing offense, where FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
his size and prowess as a contested catch receiver can make big plays down the field.
Cobbs has enough of a vertical element and skill to beat press to separate vertically. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Richie James, Wide Receiver #87

Date of Birth: 09/05/1995 Redshirt Junior, Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Vanderbilt, Louisiana Tech, Western Kentucky
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Vanderbilt, Syracuse, Marshall

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana Tech (2016), Western Kentucky (2016), Vanderbilt (2017), Syracuse (2017), Marshall (2017)
- Measured Height: 5101 Route Running: Doesn't take stems with a lot of deliberate Vertical Receiving: Size, length and physicality all pose
spacing when running routes down the field. Needs to be problems for separating from defenders on deep targets.
more aware of zone windows to sit down and provide Has to have ball put on the money in order to capitalize on
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A passer with an easy target. Schemed a lot of easy looks as a targets. Has good initial burst off the line for free releases
volume receiver at MTSU. into the secondary.
Hands: Has been guilty of a number of drops, seemingly an COD Skills: Very agile and quick in tight spaces. Has good
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 issues over the middle of the field, will be quick to flip the foot speed to step frequently and adjust trajectory on the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 eyes up the field instead of seeing ball into the body. Hand move. Capable of some impressive stop/start ability in the
size will be problematic for catching consistently away from open field with the football to force missed tackle
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the body. opportunities.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Will not be a regular contributor Speed: Good quickness initially out of stance when not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 6 in this area. Lacks length, size, strength and ability to catch taking false steps to release up the field. Has good pace to
cleanly with the hands in order to win against defenders in break pursuit angles up the sideline when able to get into
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tight coverage. Needs to be targeted with separation to offer some green space.
regular results.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has a fair level of vision and ability to create Competitive Toughness: Tough, scrappy kid with
yardage in shallow spaces. Effective screen receiver to competitiveness to play well above weight class. Has ability
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" quickly flip up the field and break initial pursuit angles to influence the game with some manufactured touches
before showing wiggle in the open field to bust off a chunk thanks to ability with the ball in hands.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” gain.
Football Intelligence: Is fairly raw. Guilty of false steps at Block Ability: Is not going to offer any value as a blocker.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the line of scrimmage. Struggles against press coverage Small, undersized slot player who will resort to cuts on the
and leveraged routes to consistently uncover and establish edge to help chop down 2nd level defenders, but is not a
- Short Shuttle: 4.16 separation. Vision and ability to feel pursuit is a notable sustainable model for blocking at the NFL level against
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strength. bigger, stronger defenders.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.19 8.48 5.85 6.80 2017 broken collarbone
(+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Tavon Austin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: RAC Ability Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Richie James is an exciting open field athlete without a lot of notable polish to his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
game as a receiver. James can contribute in the return game, bring value in select touches
and trick plays but otherwise should be regarded as a one tool player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Cedrick Wilson Jr; Wide Receiver #1

Date of Birth: 11/20/1995 Senior, Boise State Broncos

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington State, Brigham Young, Air Force
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Washington State, Virginia, Oregon

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: New Mexico (2017), Washington State (2017), Virginia (2017), Oregon (2017)
- Measured Height: 6017 Route Running: Has good quickness getting out of stance Vertical Receiving: Has better initial quickness than actual
and has fluid route stems. Uses head movements to sell long speed, but dynamics on stems set up defensive backs
shorter routes while pressing up the field. Routes are for a false step or errors in drops. Has great length and is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" primarily deep targets but has been used in screen game and comfortable tracking the ball over the shoulder, allowing
in shallow crossers. margin for error over top if DB is stacked.
Hands: Has double caught some over the shoulders, would COD Skills: Has a good level of short area quickness, feet
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.55 like to see a cleaner fit with initial address of the football. are fluid and allow for hard breaks and change of direction.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 More comfortable as a body catcher when square to the ball That said, step area requires a bit of space so tight fits
and seeing the ball directly into the numbers. with high traffic can cause the feet to slow and be more
- 10 Yard Split: N/A deliberate to pick way out of opposition.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Does not do well with contact. Speed: Has only modest straight line speed, has good
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 9 Has a good wingspan and leaping ability but inability to ability to stack press coverage in space and separate within
shake contact and handsy defenders will negate body the first 10 yards but will not continue to pull away from
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A positioning or attempts to catch the ball. Plays higher above defensive backs in the deeper portions of the field.
the rim than measured size if able to adjust in space.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has good vision, illustrates ability to pick Competitive Toughness: Has to get stronger physically.
through an initial wave of pursuit in the screen game to Can get walled off of routes and totally eliminated down the
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" escape the flats and get up the field. Long speed won't field by stronger, aggressive cornerbacks on the boundary.
regularly break pursuit angles in the secondary and doesn't Goes down easily on contact and needs to be more effective
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” shrug off contact or arm tackles. with hands at the top of stems to finish separation.
Football Intelligence: Has the mentality of a much smaller Block Ability: Has an effective frame to be a viable blocker
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receiver. Needs to adjust play style some to add more of on the boundary but functional strength is something of a
a size element. That said, has good open field instincts work in progress. Needs to develop body in order to reach
- Short Shuttle: 4.23 and has a likable habits on route stems to attempt to set up capacity in this area.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defensive backs.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.66 7.54 6.23 6.84 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dezmin Lewis INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical receiving Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Cedrick Wilson Jr. projects as a Z-receiver in the NFL, he does not have true vertical FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
speed but is an effective deep route runner and does not have the play strength to deal with
aggressive coverage. Wilson has upside as a starter but likely faces a noted transition. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Antonio Callaway, Wide Receiver #81

Date of Birth: 01/09/1997 Junior, Florida Gators

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Florida State, Alabama
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Not Available (Suspended)

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Iowa (2016), Alabama (2016), Kentucky (2016), Vanderbilt (2016)
- Measured Height: 5105 Route Running: Smooth and sudden at the line of Vertical Receiving: Has the needed long speed to separate
scrimmage. Has crisp breaks off of shallow route angles. while tracking the ball in the air. Picks up ball in flight well
Capable of getting on top of defensive backs in off coverage and is effective in running underneath the ball before
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" with quickness and forcing hard commitment up the field. transitioning into catch.
Has most success on deep developing patterns.
Hands: Body catch. Will needlessly trap screens and in COD Skills: Sudden. Jitterbug type athlete in short spaces.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.41 breaking routes into body. Fights the ball away from frame Shifty cuts allow for a quick juke in the open field. Has
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and will have a hard time getting hands around the nose of effective lateral cuts to plant and vacate the area as a ball
the throw. Will give up contested catch situations by not carrier. Carries speed well through tops of route stems and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A extending for the ball. can snap out of high speed.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has a dynamic skill set, is a plus Speed: Has ample speed to burn. Quick acceleration skills
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A athlete with the ability to leap and catch throws if placed of the line of scrimmage to get up to top gear and close
high over top of head. Is not especially physical at the catch cushion against off coverage. Has the ability to turn on the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A point and ineffective wingspan to maximize catch radius jets and run away from defensive backs after the catch as
will hurt conversion percentage. well.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Vision can be problematic, often times does Competitive Toughness: Initial effort is often not followed
not see defensive pursuit closing in and will over-extend by ability to finish the play. Can be applied to second
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" plays trying to create big space. Athletic skill set is dynamic effort routes, as a blocker and more. Will contribute (and
and able to create a big play with balance, quickness, long arguably most valuable) as a special teams player in the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” speed and more. return units.
Football Intelligence: Has a fair level of polish as a route Block Ability: Is not a physically notable presence on the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A runner. Understands how to lead a defensive back into a boundary. Will take an aggressive charge and first punch
break and makes efforts to work into needed body but lacks the hand power and the oomph to back up initial
- Short Shuttle: N/A positioning. Isn't a player to do a lot of the little things right: effort with sustained blocks.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hands catches, blocking role, RAC instincts, etc.

FILM SCORE
2016 sexual assault accusation Wide Receiver
5.72 5.37 7.13 7.02 2017 suspended entire season
for credit fraud (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Sammie Coates INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: COD Skills Worst Trait: Hands LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Antonio Callaway is an electric player with the football in his hands, but his ability to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
cleanly catch the ball is questionable and he should be relied upon simply as depth or as a
developmental project. Can be used in special teams units early on. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Deon Cain, Wide Receiver #8

Date of Birth: 08/09/1996 Junior, Clemson Tigers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Ohio State, Alabama
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Auburn, Miami FL, Alabama

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Alabama (2016), Auburn (2017), Syracuse (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6017 Route Running: Effective slipping past press coverage and Vertical Receiving: Best trait by a good margin. Has good
accelerating up the field with good hand usage. Does not long speed and effective ability to stack defensive backs
run an overly diverse tree, primarily a nine route, post/dig quickly thanks to suddenness and second gear to push up
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" and comeback receiver. Needs to create more separation the field. Tracks the ball well over the shoulder to find way
with false stems. under the ball.
Hands: Has been guilty of a number of concentration drops, COD Skills: Smooth. Does well to stutter and gain ground
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.43 is too quick to flip the eyes inside and try to set up run after before springing out of a cut and accelerating up the field.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 catch instead of finishing the reception. Has fought the ball Has impressive burst out of a cut. Carries speed on shallow
on additional occasions, does not appear to be a natural breaking routes effectively.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A hands receiver.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has notable leaping ability, Speed: Long speed is very effective, has a good second gear
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 showing skill in playing bigger than actual size as a result. to roll into and run away from stacked defensive backs on
Does not have a great deal of physicality to box out and win deeper patterns. Initial acceleration skills are present and
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A favorable positioning while trying to jostle for a spot to effective as well.
catch the football.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is not physical when trying to run through Competitive Toughness: Flashes ability to win at the LOS
tackle attempts, needs to be given notable space to gain big and push back DBs but by and large wins as a finesse
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" yardage after the catch. Quick and shows good vision/ receiver. Isn't consistent in winning positioning against
balance to work away from contact and keep footing while physical DBs or trying to set a firm corner for running backs
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” pressing up the field. to work outside of in the run game.
Football Intelligence: Has to continue to develop more Block Ability: Does not have the strength, length or frame
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A versatility as a route runner to reach ceiling, otherwise will to be a regular asset as a strong side blocking receiver.
be a niche receiver with low targets and a high YPC Ineffective in setting hands on opposition out in space,
- Short Shuttle: N/A average. Field vision and natural ability to ID pursuit is conceding soft angles to crash and pursue.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A notable, however.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.10 4.62 6.55 7.09 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Armon Binns INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical receiving Worst Trait: Hands LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Deon Cain is a strong athlete, but still a developmental receiver. Cain is effective in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
pressing aggressively up the field and taking the top off of a defense, but his lack of route
versatility and problematic hands are issues that will limit his NFL role. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Deontay Burnett, Wide Receiver #80


Start:
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Notre Dame, Ohio State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2017), Texas (2017), Ohio State (2017), Arizona (2017)
- Measured Height: 5115 Route Running: Carries delayed route stems deliberately Vertical Receiving: Doesn't have great long speed but
and has effective ability to accelerate late out of breaks in acceleration out of stance is good and knows how to change
order to establish separation. Has full tree at disposal. Does speed to create separation. Effective mostly against zone
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" not have needed ability to press through contact at the line coverage when fading across the MOF and uncovering.
of scrimmage.
Hands: Guilty of some frustrating drops and poor ball COD Skills: Has quick, jitterbug skills to dance in and out
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A security at the catch point. Concentration drops are a of spaces and separate on routes. Has good ability to break
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 problem after dropping the eyes at the catch point. Has an initial tackle challenge. Feet are sudden and is able to
issues with cleanly receiving the ball away from the body as collect and redirect. Has good ability to contort body and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A well. shift to avoid a tackle attempt.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Has very little length, poor play Speed: Has better play speed than timed speed. Has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A strength and does not have ability to jostle for positioning good acceleration to create space but is not a true burner
without being removed from desired space. Catch radius is with explosive vertical speed. Will still run away from
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A limited and failure to cleanly receive the football handcuff defenders if able to create separation prior at the catch
catching away from the body. point.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Shows good creativity after the catch but Competitive Toughness: Physicality is limited. Struggles
frame is not lent well to absorbing contact and with contact and fighting through active hands by defenders.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A protecting the football. Has a quick accelerator to get out Runs hard, shows intent to fight for additional yardage. Will
into space and has lateral quickness and wiggle to create a allow flashing defenders to influence sight lines and attract
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” false step. the football.
Football Intelligence: Crafty receiver with an eye for Block Ability: Trojans actively took him off the field on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A adjusting routes with sight and work into soft spaces. Has obvious running downs. Will not offer value on running
deliberate route stems with fakes and quickness to create downs or screen passes at all. Non-physical, poor length and
- Short Shuttle: N/A separation. Good field awareness as it relates to the sticks. is lazy and haphazard with challenges trying to cut down
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A low.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.57 6.75 4.79 (Size only) 7.02 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Eli Rogers INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Size LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Deontay Burnett projects favorably as a slot receiver at the NFL level. Burnett will FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
have some issues against press coverage and lacks physicality, so reps on the boundary
are going to be a major issue. Has good short area quickness to snap off routes. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jester Weah, Wide Receiver #85

Date of Birth: 02/07/1995 Redshirt Senior, Pittsburgh Panthers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Clemson, Oklahoma State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Oklahoma State, Miami FL

Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Miami FL (2016), Northwestern (2016), Pennsylvania State (2017), North Carolina State (2017), Virginia Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Route Running: Is a bit of a straight line athlete, isn't Vertical Receiving: Does have a habit of making big plays,
capable of running through press coverage due to a lack of will use length to hand check and bump defenders off of hip
lateral quickness. Effective separating vertically and and has buildup speed to uncover on longer developing
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" creating space to uncover in the deeper portions of the field. routes up the sideline. Shows desirable tracking skills to see
Stiff at the top of route breaks. the ball in.
Hands: Catch radius is notably large. Doesn't always COD Skills: Stiff. Doesn't have a lot of comfort dropping
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.43 illustrate cleanest hands when having to extend away from down the hips to try to decelerate and uncover while being
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 body but often times will capitalize on throws in the vicinity tasked with working back to the LOS. Isn't capable of
and extend arms. Has a lot of length and is comfortable with sliding in short spaces or working across the face of press
- 10 Yard Split: N/A boxing with body and using extension to address the ball. defenders in the contact window with consistency.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Catch radius is highly useful Speed: Lacks initial acceleration but can fly from 10-20
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 when defenders on the body. That said, hands are not as yards and further down the field. Has regularly finished
strong as some other contemporaries in class, so isn't going deep receptions with scores and has a nose for turning on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to covert as many opportunities with a body draped on his the jets while tracking the ball in the air.
frame.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Has a good ability to transition after a deep Competitive Toughness: Can play a bit soft against jam
reception and avoid tackles before continuing down the coverage, will get rerouted, pushed off of platform and lose
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" field, uses free hand well. Short area agility isn't effective timing. Too prone to conceding space and getting squeezed
and won't pop a lot of short passes for chunk gains due to on route stems when working from the slot, diminishing QB
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” limited quickness. throwing windows.
Football Intelligence: Primarily a one gear runner who Block Ability: Has good frame and willing efforts to step
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A needs to add polish and versatility to routes. In the out and square with CBs on the boundary. Will sell deep
meantime, can stay true to strengths as a deep threat and use routes and run defenders off the line before looking to fight
- Short Shuttle: 4.41 size to mask some errors and restrictions as a contested back and pin to the sideline.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A target.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.99 3.95 8.04 6.62 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Mike Thomas INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical receiving Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Jester Weah is a niche receiver at the NFL level. He will struggle with creating FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
separation as an every down receiver due to limited COD skills, as such he should be
regarded as a depth option who could potentially take primarily deeper routes. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Keke Coutee, Wide Receiver #2

Date of Birth: 01/14/1997 Junior, Texas Tech Red Raiders

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Christian

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2016), Oklahoma (2017), Houston (2017), Texas Christian (2017)
- Measured Height: 5096 Route Running: Quick at the top of breaks, particularly on Vertical Receiving: Quick to get up the field and shows
shallow angled routes. Is not going to have success beating good understanding of how to adjust release pre-emptively
patient, physical CBs in press coverage, offensive system to avoid zone defenders off the ball. Tracks the ball well
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" has masked from press reps and having to fight off of into body. Does not have a notable amount of length to high
contact to get out into secondary. point or attack poorly thrown balls.
Hands: High volume receiver who showed little issue with COD Skills: Very sudden in tight spaces. Impressive ability
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.44 catching ball, even when challenged with a receiver on the to sink hips low and get weight to come to a stop in the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 hip pocket. Has a limited wingspan, however, so some open field. Some inefficiencies as a route runner limit burst
throws may not reach the hands if not placed well. out of hard breaks back to the LOS.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Not a physical receiver. Shows Speed: Good open field speed, will run away from
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 good concentration and will see the ball into the hands if defenders in the secondary and break pursuit angles if
given space to do so but is not going to successfully jostle given the ball quickly on the boundary. Big play receiver
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A for positioning nor box out defenders collisioning the body when not redirected and allowed to run free through the
as the ball arrives. secondary.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Handful to box in, understands the value of Competitive Toughness: Game is centered around not
spinning and twisting out of contact and diminishing surface having to deal with contact. Defenses dedicates to playing
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" area in contact to slip off. Shows nice balance when taking up in face and dictating coverage early will negate a lot of
contact to keep footing. Very shifty receiver in small spaces routes and throw off the timing with Quarterback. Is not a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” to pinball into a missed tackle. valued blocker or presence on the 2nd level.
Football Intelligence: Comes from a wide open spread Block Ability: Lacks size, strength, length and experience
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A that has not yielded a lot of translatable coverage looks. as a blocker. Will have a hard time effectively deterring
Natural instinct in the open field as a runner is a plus, as is flow in the secondary and as a result is handcuffed with
- Short Shuttle: N/A experience as a special teams return player. usage in full time personnel groups.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
4.63 5.74 5.55 6.84 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jakeem Grant INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Speed Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Keke Coutee is an electric open field player but will face a steep transition from the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
spread of Texas Tech to the NFL. A reliable role would be on special teams, with reps in
empty set formations on offense until able to get acclimated to a pro playbook. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Cam Phillips, Wide Receiver #5

Date of Birth: 12/16/1995 Senior, Virginia Tech Hokies

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, North Carolina, Clemson
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: West Virginia, Clemson, Miami FL

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Tennessee (2016), Clemson (2016), West Virginia (2017), Clemson (2017), Boston College (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Route Running: Has notable issues with releasing against Vertical Receiving: Does not have admirable burst or
press coverage. Carries speed well through route breaks in acceleration to separate against defenders one on one
space and provides steep angles to help stay efficient in against man coverage. Guilty of misreading a handful of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" breaking into pathway of football. Showed additional route deeper throws and being inefficient addressing the ball in
versatility in 2017 in fuller role. air.
Hands: Hands are effective in extending and greeting the COD Skills: Does not have notable explosiveness.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A football when square to the throw. Has had a handful of Quickness on initial cut is good due to confidence in cuts
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 notable drops, most frequently when working over the but if asked to pick through traffic or explode out of a break
middle of the field and trying to concentrate in high traffic vs. tight man coverage is not going to offer desired end
- 10 Yard Split: N/A areas. result.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Tough player. Has a good Speed: Has build up speed but is lacking in the initial
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A presence at the catch point to stay aggressive and play the acceleration to create separation early against a defender
ball with needed mentality to prevent defenders from playing in phase. Effective against off coverage to press up
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A regularly playing through body and breaking up the play. into defenders and force hinge upfield before breaking off
into shorter routes.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Runs like a running back in the open field. Competitive Toughness: Is a handful in short throws to
Physical, not afraid to drop a shoulder and challenge wrap up. Plays hard and fearless trying to reach football in
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A defenders in head up situations. Has a poor field of the air. Has successfully saved QB from a number of
transitioning from reception into optimal pathway upfield; interceptions on poorly thrown footballs by working back to
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” will often lose yardage trying to make a big gain. the football and turning into defender.
Football Intelligence: Promising growth through advanced Block Ability: Has the needed functional strength to harass
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A role from Jr to Sr season. Much more active in routes defensive backs and brings needed effort to stay sticky and
working down the field in 2017; has to continue to work on sustain contact for extended periods of time. When working
- Short Shuttle: N/A adding skills to beat press coverage and play physical at top from the slot will offer just enough push back against
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of route stem vs. tight man coverage. second level defenders.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.86 5.85 5.80 (Size only) 6.52 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Less explosive Antwan Goodley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Aggressive RAC mentality Worst Trait: Beating press coverage LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Phillips projects most favorably to a team implementing a lot of vertical concepts on the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
boundary as a slot target. By playing in the slot, Phillips' reps against press coverage will
be mitigated and allow him to work underneath of the vertical stems on the sidelines. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Austin Proehl, Wide Receiver #7

Date of Birth: 10/22/1995 Senior, North Carolina Tar Heels

Position Overall 86 receptions, 1198 receiving yards 5 receiving TD
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Georgia, Florida State, Stanford
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: California, Louisville, Duke

Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Florida State (2016), Stanford (2016), Louisville (2017), Duke (2017)
- Measured Height: 5100 Route Running: Smooth coming out of breaks, regardless Vertical Receiving: Does not have the long speed to be a
of angle. Shows good, quick need and an understanding of true vertical threat, fails to step on the toes of defenders and
how to carry momentum through route breaks. Effective on force an early commitment when pressing up the field. Does
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A sharp angles to snap head around and create separation. not have the catch radius to elevate or adjust to poorly
thrown balls down field and negate length.
Hands: Can get deterred by defenders flashing in front of COD Skills: Is much more effective pressing up the field
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A face or contacting body at the catch point, fails to have and snapping off routes as compared to trying to create
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 steady hands to see in throws in such situations. When missed tackles or extra yards after the catch. Does not have
uncontested shows soft hands to greet the football away explosive traits but rather quick/active feet in order to dart
- 10 Yard Split: N/A from body. out of a space.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Lacks needed size, strength, Speed: Underwhelming in any area other than when given a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A hand/eye coordination and length to be a consistent winner free release off the line of scrimmage and rolling through
at the catch point. Lets too many targets get derailed by uncontested route breaks. Is more quick than fast and does
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contact as the ball arrives. not appear to have a needed second gear to kick in when
uncovering with the ball.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is smart to get upfield and make the most of Competitive Toughness: Plays fearless getting off the line
any afforded space. Will make defensive lapses pay but is and working into the secondary, but fails to carry over
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A more of a straight line runner than a creative RAC weapon. mental toughness into physical application. Can get bullied
Athletic ability limits upside in this area as well. at the catch point. Does not have a lot of strength to run
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” through poor tackle attempts.
Football Intelligence: Very clearly a student of the game Block Ability: Lacks size and strength to be truly effective
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A thanks to family lineage (father Ricky played 17 years in the in this area. Issues are not an indication of effort level, will
NFL). Crafty route runner to set up defenders in space and bust tail trying to wall off defense. As a result, will have
- Short Shuttle: N/A had good timing with QB Mitchell Trubisky before some success but sustainability of challenging defenders on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A abbreviated final season. the second level will be hit or miss.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.20 4.17 N/A 6.73 2017 broken collarbone
(missed 8 games) (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Michael Campanaro INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: Lack of explosiveness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
North Carolina WR Austin Proehl profiles as a traditional slot receiver. He lacks the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
explosiveness to make boundary defenders respect any vertical element to his game, so
working him inside to get more natural space and room to work is a logical solution. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ka'Raun White, Wide Receiver #2

Date of Birth: 07/04/1993 Redshirt Senior, West Virginia Mountaineers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Miami FL
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas Christian (2016), Virginia Tech (2017), Kansas (2017), Baylor (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Route Running: Featured as a boundary receiver to the Vertical Receiving: Has made some big plays working up
right in offense, is only acclimated to facing certain releases the sideline; having most success against off coverage to
based on alignment. Struggles with more physical receivers quickly close down cushion and force and early
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" in press, taking too long to release off line. Has a good set commitment from DBs. Has effective tracking skills when
of feet to gear down and break sharply on routes. looking over the shoulder.
Hands: Guilty of far too many drops. Has had a blend of COD Skills: Looks to have most suddenness on slants and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 concentration drops and misses at the catch point by posts, where sharp head snap enables ability to get across
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 allowing defenders to break focus. Will follow up a drop face of defenders breaking inside. Lateral quickness and
with a spectacular catch with a good adjustment. Will be up agility at the line of scrimmage is not a notable strength.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and down.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: When able to cleanly put hands Speed: Has the acceleration to pressure off coverage and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 on the football will make some excellent catches and shows has enough long speed to separate on deep nine routes down
ability to high point the football effectively on vertical plays the field and/or separate after the catch. Play speed on route
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to prevent contested targets. Needs to gauge when to stems is strong, does well to climb off the LOS with pace
transition into a defender with more consistency. before getting into breaks.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Doesn't have a lot of wiggle to generate Competitive Toughness: Effort and release can be
forced missed tackles. Has a moderate level of balance and variable, given reads and play design. Needs to play with
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" strength to run through late contact in the open field. more intent to receive targets on any given play. Shows
Second gear is enough to create some distance after good intention to gain extra yardage after the catch as a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” securing the catch. receiver.
Football Intelligence: Appears to be the beneficiary of Block Ability: Has a good intent but isn't able to keep
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A some easily crafted releases and looks due to offensive blocks consistently. Can be guilty to stopping the feet and
system; is taxed when put in true press and isolation without allowing defensive backs to work across face and into
- Short Shuttle: 4.57 having counters to create separation. Will require transition pathway of the football.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A window due to scheme changes.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
7.09 5.23 5.84 6.52 2016 leg injury (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Breshad Perriman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Vertical ball skills Worst Trait: Hands LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
West Virginia WR Ka'Raun White has the athletic profile of a lower end NFL WR and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
physically can cut it in the league. But placement in a system that takes vertical shots
would best suit his game and he must learn to run routes from both sides of the field. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Quadree Henderson, Wide Receiver #10

Date of Birth: 09/12/1996 Junior, Pittsburgh Panthers

Position Overall 45 receptions, 478 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD, 7 return TDs
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Oklahoma State, Clemson
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), Miami FL (2016), Oklahoma State (2017), Miami FL (2017)
- Measured Height: 5080 Route Running: Has not been utilized as a route runner Vertical Receiving: Has all of the speed in the world
with consistency. Limited targets and reps out of the slot to needed to effectively push past nickel defenders in the
get into soft spaces or run crossing routes in the shallows vertical game. Needs to add nuance and not be content to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" for cheap RAC yardage. Will be required to build from the run straight lines as a means of manipulating defensive
ground up as a route runner. coverage and opening throwing windows.
Hands: Hands are adequate to receive the football cleanly COD Skills: Is a jitterbug in tight spaces. Has good spring
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 on clean targets. Capable of addressing the ball cleanly from off of steps and visible acceleration out of a cut to break
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 either stationary targets or while seeing the ball in on the away and create space. Has slipped tight quarters before
move. with sudden feet, good balance and short area agility to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A create a crease.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Should not be relied upon to be Speed: Is a game breaker with the ball in the open field.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 12 a receiver in traffic. Capable as a screen receiver to hold Has a second gear and immediate acceleration skills to get
water and allow defenders to vacate and replace behind the up to top speed and put defenders in the dust behind him.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A initial wave at the LOS but does not have the frame or Has a good deal of quickness and pace through pivots and
strength to play well with defenders on body. cornering as well to always play fast.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Is "quicker than a hiccup". Will run circles Competitive Toughness: Key contributor on specific play
around first man down on coverage units and consistently packages but true value is in the return game. Fearless open
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" shows great field vision to set up approaching defenders and field runner and calm under the football to see into hands
establish room to work preemptively. before looking for room to run. Is not a player to run
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” through contact as a route runner.
Football Intelligence: Ineffective route runner due to Block Ability: Small, lean frame and doesn't illustrate a
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A inexperience and exposure. Is used to finding manufactured lot of desirable lower body power. Often used as a dummy
touches on offense as a motion player. Has very good read to preoccupy defenders in run game as a false motion
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 on the field as a returner and the gift of anticipation in the defender and suck pursuit away from pathways of the
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A open field. football.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
3.78 3.33 5.18 7.16 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dante Hall INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Speed/RAC ability Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR/KR Quadree Henderson is not going to be able to influence the game consistently on FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
offense due to his lack of polish as a route runner and size restrictions, but he can be a
game changing return specialist thanks to quickness, speed and vision. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ray Ray McCloud, Wide Receiver #34


Start:
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2016), Louisville (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 5094 Route Running: Has received a vast majority of looks as a Vertical Receiving: Has a fair level of straight line speed,
bubble and check down target in the flats. Not experienced but has not found success creating consistent yardage down
working from the boundary, is a slot only option at the next the field. More of a linear runner as compared to tempering
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" level but is unpolished on route stems to create space speed off the line and accelerating into open space.
independent of play calls.
Hands: Plucky hands that are capable of extending outside COD Skills: Nimble footed, does well to create a false step
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 of frame to pull in football, is comfortable carrying pace in one on one situations and force a broken pursuit angle.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 and moving away from the football while seeing it into Has good burst off of a cut while pressing up the field to
hands and then accelerating up the field. change direction and pace simultaneously and slip through
- 10 Yard Split: N/A contact.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Small, doesn't not use size as a Speed: Has a good second gear in the open field. Most
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 strength of game. Lacking in vertical presence and also visible after the catch or as a punt returner. Carries speed
ability to extend and box out defenders if addressing the through cuts and jukes well when able to keep forward
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football while square to the line of scrimmage. Must receive momentum and gain ground through change of direction
uncontested looks. reps.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Slippery in one on one situations. Has Competitive Toughness: Not a physical player. Is not
had most success when schemed open looks early on and going to offer a lot of value as a blocker or a run after catch
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" allowed to set up blocks in the way of punt return looks. player when trying to play through contact. Has a difficult
Speed is best asset. Can be overambitious in the open field time setting up defenders vs. aggressive coverage, won't win
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” to look for creating yardage and lose space. on the boundary.
Football Intelligence: Gimmicky/gadget style player more Block Ability: Small, undersized and non-physical in one
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A than a true receiver at this juncture. Will require notable on one situations. Lacks length, power or intent to step up
development and simplified responsibilities until able to into the nickel and re-route defenders on the second level
- Short Shuttle: N/A have chance to digest a team playbook and learn how to run with any level of sustained success.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A routes with technique.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
5.68 3.77 4.83 6.59 None (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Demarcus Ayers INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
WR Ray Ray McCloud projects most favorably as a special teams player at the NFL level. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
McCloud has been used as a gadget player and slot receiver, but requires notable polish
and development from a technical aspect. Long term project as a WR. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 6.05: PRIORITY UDFA ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Braxton Berrios, Wide Receiver #8

Date of Birth: 10/06/1995 Senior, Miami Hurricanes

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Virginia Tech, West Virginia
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Clemson, Wisconsin

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), West Virginia (2016), Florida State (2017), North Carolina (2017), Georgia Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 5085 Route Running: Does best work on short stems and Vertical Receiving: Can get behind slot defenders when
shallow breaks; when able to showcase foot quickness and tasked with running corner routes or attacking Cover 2
roll through a cut without having to gear back down. Strug- zone; but pure straight line speed is not a strength and is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" gles against press coverage; particularly when pinned to the lacking in the length to separate and/or use length to create
sideline and not able to use full field. space at the catch point.
Hands: Hands are sticky and do well to greet the football COD Skills: Doesn't showcase explosive cuts but short
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A away from body. Is not a player content to let ball get into strides and step frequency do allow for quick darts off of
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.51 frame, which protects contested catches and allows for stem and ability to cut back across the grain against pursuit
some difficult receptions. Late body adjustments to the ball with consistency.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A do well to get hands in proper positioning on time.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.56 Contested Catch Ability: Concentration and hands are plus Speed: More quick than fast. Second gear is pedestrian at
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A traits, but struggles with ability to get separation or sustain best but initial acceleration is strong to get off the line of
positioning if contacted from the side when trying to see in scrimmage and pressure off coverage. Doesn't have
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the ball. Size is a natural restriction, one that prevents breakaway speed and shouldn't be considered a huge RAC
upside or growth. threat in the open field.
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.5” RAC Ability: Vision will allow a good pathway to get out Competitive Toughness: Gritty receiver unafraid to extend
of catch and into role as a runner. Has done well to optimize body and put self in precarious positions when addressing
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A bubble throws to make first arriving defender miss before the football. Doesn't have any apprehension looking into the
turning up field and making the most of additional available middle of the field and trying to provide a sit down target in
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): 10’0” yardage. linebacker territory.
Football Intelligence: Has made some silly mistakes as a Block Ability: Tenacity and effort only take help so much;
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A senior, still green to a starting role as a receiver and needs to simply lacks length, size and strength to be able to prevent
be more self aware of hand fighting and placement of free defensive backs from pushing back the block and
- Short Shuttle: N/A arm when trying to fight off tackles. preventing ball carriers from getting a soft corner on
WR Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A boundary runs.

FILM SCORE
Wide Receiver
6.49 4.33 2.93 (Size only) 6.80 January 2014 Torn
ACL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Cole Beasley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Foot quickness Worst Trait: Play strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Miami Wide Receiver Braxton Berrios is a polished route runner but will struggle to win FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
reps on the boundary due to his lack of size, strength and linear speed. As a result, he
projects most favorably as a short area target from the slot. Capable punt returner as well. SIZE CONCERN S
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2018 Tight End Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 33 TE Dallas Goedert South Dakota State 7.74-A/Co

2 58 TE Mark Andrews Oklahoma 7.55
3 62 TE Hayden Hurst South Carolina 7.52
4 70 TE Mike Gesicki Pennsylvania State 7.49
5 91 TE Jaylen Samuels North Carolina State 7.34
6 119 TE Chris Herndon Miami FL 7.15-A
7 133 TE Tyler Conklin Central Michigan 7.05
8 146 TE Troy Fumagalli Wisconsin 7.00
9 182 TE Marcus Baugh Ohio State 6.86-U
T10 221 TE Ethan Wolf Tennessee 6.66-A
T10 223 TE DeAndre Goolsby Florida 6.66-A
12 224 TE Ian Thomas Indiana 6.65
13 232 TE Dalton Schultz Stanford 6.63
T14 262 TE Ryan Izzo Florida State 6.42
T14 263 TE Durham Smythe Notre Dame 6.42
16 275 TE Jordan Akins Central Florida 6.33
17 281 TE Will Dissly Washington 6.22-A
18 289 TE Deon Yelder Western Kentucky 6.08-A
Tight End Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10
Highly Productive Starter, 1st Round

8.50 - 9.00
8.00 - 8.49 ATHLETICISM A

Route Running: Does the TE display the ability to run a versatile amount of Power at POA: Is the TE capable of generating movement as a blocker? Can he CHARACTER C
patterns? Does he create separation with breaks? Does he properly angle stem be relied on to win blocks in short yardage scenarios? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
to set up defenders? COMPETITION Co
Hands: How natural is the TE at receiving the ball? Does he display strong Competitive Toughness: What kind of physicality does the TE display? Does he MEDICALS M
hands to win catch point? Does he catch the ball away from his body? Capable fight for extra yardage? Play through pain? Is he competent blocking box Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
of tough catches? defenders? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Versatility: Is this a three down player? How many different areas of the Flexibility: How well does the TE bend at the knees/hips to sink center of gravity PROJECTION P
formation can this TE contribute? Is he effective in numerous areas of the field? and create sudden cuts? Can he contort his body through waist to make plays on
the ball? SIZE S
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 Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
defenders at the catch point? Does the receiver effectively use his frame? underneath him as a blocker? Can he shift off his center of gravity and still
produce after the catch? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
RAC Ability: What does the TE do with the ball in his hands? Can he generate Football Intelligence: Does the TE have an overall high football IQ? Does Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
missed tackles and create extra yardage? Does he have open field “wiggle” or he properly display ability to sit down in zones or bow routes? Have blitz
power? awareness? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Dallas Goedert, Tight End #86

Date of Birth: 01/03/1995 Senior, South Dakota State Jackrabbits

Start:
- Receptions/

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: TCU (2016), South Dakota State (2016), Villanova (2016), Western Illinois (2017), Northern Illinois (2017), Youngstown State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6044 Route Running: Has done well to add extra bumping of Power at POA: Has the functional strength to effectively
defenders off of hip throughout two seasons as breakout wash and wall off defenders on the edge; but feet betray
star. Gears up well on vertical stems and crafty to attack ability to create leg drive. Has the size required to grow into
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" DBs in off coverage before breaking off. Needs to clean up a more effective inline role but immediate playing time is
speed and feet at top of routes to uncover with snap. better served in space in this regard.
Hands: Has some of the best hands of any skill player to Competitive Toughness: Physically dominant on the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A pass through the draft in recent years. Tremendous ability to FCS level. Runs through tacklers in the secondary. Will
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 pluck the ball out of the air and has softness to corral throws bully defenders at the catch point and overwhelm with a
with consistency. Utilizes huge catch radius with either one rare combination of size, strength, flexibility and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A or two hands, depending on ball location. explosiveness.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is a headache to account for: has been used Flexibility: Ability to length body and contort hands to high
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A flexed in the redzone, put in the slot, playing from inline point throws is impressive, rarely impeded by pads. Would
and as a move piece in the backfield. Capable of filling like to see a greater awareness of sinking hips at the top of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 multiple roles in an effort to get routes isolated as a routes to decelerate on hard breaks with more quickness.
mismatch weapon. Has loose core to turn back and receive the ball.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Wins with terrific, strong Balance: Issues arise as a blocker when attempting to drive
hands and a big time leaping ability. Has filled out frame defenders off the line of scrimmage. Feet will narrow and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A admirably and plays fearless when contacted as a receiver. spin or slip off of blocks as a result. Shows nice body
Background as a basketball player serves well as a "low control in the short areas of the field to change trajectory
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” post" receiver to shield the ball with body. and continue up the field.
RAC Ability: Has good long speed to make defenses pay if Football Intelligence: Is guilty of playing a little too loose
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A unaccounted for or if able to split the safeties up the middle with the football at times when trying to slip contact, needs
of the field. Has good open field vision. Active with free to put the ball away. Has savvy routes attacking off
- Short Shuttle: N/A arm to stave off contact and keep body clean in an effort to coverage and illustrates excellent reaction time and ball
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A spring past the first tackler. tracking skills.

FILM SCORE
8.19 6.08 8.09 (Size only) 7.80 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Travis Kelce INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hands Worst Trait: In-line blocking LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
South Dakota State TE Dallas Goedert projects favorably as a mis-match receiving FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
weapon in the NFL. His lack on in-line blocking may cause a longer incubation period, but
Goedert's hands, size and vertical receiving skill can offer a team value immediately. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Mark Andrews, Tight End #81

Date of Birth: 09/06/1995 Redshirt Junior, Oklahoma Sooners

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, West Virginia, Oklahoma State
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2017), UTEP (2017), Texas (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6051 Route Running: Has good spatial awareness to understand Power at POA: Effective, although not tested from an
how and when to adjust into soft spots in the middle of the in-line role with much frequency. Instead is often flexed
field. Has active route stems to keep defenders honest to into the slot and tasked with playing against second level
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" fake a break into the MOF. Carries pacing well on quick defenders. Shows needed strength to hold firm against some
break style routes. box defenders, however.
Hands: Has the occasional drop, often times appearing to Competitive Toughness: Will routinely flip up the field in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 be the byproduct of flipping eyes up the field prematurely. an effort to get out in front of runs or short passes and be a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 Has been responsible for some terrific catches at the tips of supplemental blocker. Plays fearless in high traffic target
catch radius, has hands needed to be a reliable safety net for situations, willing to extend and reach for the football even
- 10 Yard Split: N/A QB. when hits are imminent.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Upside is certainly present as an in-line player, Flexibility: Has modest mobility through the hips, is more
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 possesses the needed frame and strength to be a fixture as a noticeable in tight spaces. Good ball skills are supplemented
traditional TE. Big slot role is best current fit, proves to by free shoulders to reach high and extend for the football.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 have value as a second level blocker and a receiver in the Has good torso mobility to give a potent hand swipe and
short areas and up the seam. slip away from small contact.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Knows how to use big body to Balance: Terrific in open field situations, carries frame well
shield defenders and jostle for positioning while tracking and is smooth working through route breaks to carry speed.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" the ball in air. Has done well to create space at the catch After the catch shows good slipperiness to stay on feet
point with size and has little issue using length to high point while stop/starting his way through traffic as a means of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” throws. breaking pursuit angles.
RAC Ability: Has modest straight line speed, enough to Football Intelligence: Savvy player in space. Has feel for
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A break intermediate plays down the field if left unattended or uncovering in key game situations as well, clutch receiver
able to slip a tackle at the catch point. Very active with the with big plays. Understands angles and how to make the
- Short Shuttle: N/A free arm and is consistent in making the first arriving most of RAC opportunities.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defender miss.

FILM SCORE
6.28 5.74 6.64 8.03 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jason Witten INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Route running Worst Trait: In-line blocking LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Mark Andrews projects favorably as a starting NFL TE. Andrews has not received FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
significant exposure to playing an in-line role, but the rules and preferences of today's
league will enable him to stay on the field for a majority of snaps as a receiving option. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Hayden Hurst, Tight End #81

Date of Birth: 08/24/1993 Junior, South Carolina Gamecocks

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida, Clemson, South Florida
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: North Carolina State, Georgia, Clemson

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas A&M (2016), Georgia (2016), South Florida (2016), Missouri (2017), Arkansas (2017), Georgia (2017), Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6044 Route Running: Has a good sense of tempering route Power at POA: Has done well to develop blocking abilities
speed to allow zone coverages to suck away from desired and deliver blow to defenders at the LOS. Has functional
area by route combinations. Shows confident cuts at the top strength required to win reps but is not overwhelming and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" of route stems. Will snap head out of breaks to allow for doesn't showcase lower body power to uproot in short
timing pattern success. Effective down the field. yardage situations.
Hands: Terrific concentration and hand-eye coordination to Competitive Toughness: Would like to see a greater intent
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 adjust to the football. Hands are soft to cleanly haul in to follow up if missing initial assignment. Plays with
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 passes but also strong to make the ball stick when contested urgency initially at the snap and will win some reps as a
or jarred at the catch point. Has made a high frequency of blocker simply by quickly getting off the line. RAC monster
- 10 Yard Split: N/A one handed receptions in space on inaccurate throws. with a bully mentality.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has been serviceable as an in-line player but Flexibility: Body control is spectacular, especially when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A value will be tempered, at least initially, at the NFL level. high pointing the football. Utilizes every inch of frame to
Has mobility to play as a receiving threat right away and extend for the football. Shows good hip drop both in space
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 has the size to be effective both in the red zone and in the as a route runner to gear down and as a blocker to stay over
MOF. feet and not get thrown forward onto toes.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Catch radius is massive. Former Balance: Can get re-routed if working out of stance across
baseball player works like a power forward to box out the middle of the field by LBs squatting in zone. Foot
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" defenders. Is subtle with hand fighting to jostle for position activity and natural base are strong to stay upright on feet.
while reading the ball up in the air. Can get overwhelmed and collapsed as a blocker in both run
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” and pass protection by defensive linemen.
RAC Ability: Can be an overwhelming presence in the Football Intelligence: Still in development as a player after
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A secondary. Will drag defenders trying to jump on back from two years of minor league baseball. Has made terrific strides
behind. Nasty stiff arm and not afraid to put facemask in the to be more effective as a base blocker since 2016. Will still
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 chest of tacklers squaring up in the secondary. Has a nice have lapses in protection assignments or miss a shooting
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A second gear to break angles from LBs on short receptions. gap defenders as a blocker. Receiving IQ is high.

FILM SCORE
Tommy John surgery
7.40 4.39 6.62 8.10 as teenager
Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Zach Ertz INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hands Worst Trait: Experience LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
South Carolina TE Hayden Hurst is a physically mature player who can add marginal FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
returns as a blocker, but his true value is as a flexed TE and a receiving in-line player. A
vertical receiver with ability to win contested catches in the MOF. Starting upside. SIZE CONCERN S
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Mike Gesicki, Tight End #88

Date of Birth: 10/03/1995 Senior, Pennsylvania State Nittany Lions

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Michigan, Southern California
- Receptions/

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Michigan (2017), Ohio State (2017), Washington (2017), Northwestern (2017), Michigan State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6053 Route Running: Does not carry a high level of quickness Power at POA: Is not effective playing inline, struggles to
through breaks at the top of stem. Will not consistently land punches on defenders and establish any level of firm
defeat man to man coverage but can still win vertical routes control at the line of scrimmage. Fails to move the feet
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" vs. man on account of size/speed combo. Used most laterally and generate forward movement once established
frequently as a seam receiver for chunk gains. in a blocking fit.
Hands: Terrific hands to extend and optimize full length of Competitive Toughness: Physically dominates defenders
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 catch radius. Does well to work back to the ball and cleanly in contested catch situations. Ability to translate strength to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 receive the nose of the football before tucking away. Hands other facets of the game is underwhelming, fails to win or
are soft and is capable of throwing up a single hand in play through contact working off of the line of scrimmage.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A desperate targets. Fails to run through jams in heavy traffic as well.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Flex receiver. Will not bring blocking skill in Flexibility: Has very loose shoulders and ability to high
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 the box, nor the ability to line up with hand in the dirt at point the football. Struggles to get the hips down and sink to
current baseline of functional play strength. Development decelerate or change directions with any level of notable
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 can be made for a more multi-faceted player, but right now suddenness in space.
is strictly a flex/big slot.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Terrific as a box out defender. Balance: Carries frame very well when working up the field
Will use body to win positioning but is fully capable of uncontested. Shows good body control along the sideline to
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'09" getting vertical and plucking the ball off the top of contort and keep feet in play when extending for ball. Does
defender's helmet instead if ball is underthrown. Is a game not have quality base and foot activity as a blocker trying to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” changer in this regard. wall off defenders.
RAC Ability: Has build-up speed, capable of separating Football Intelligence: Has done well to carve out a role as
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A against linebackers in the open field but is not going to a big play weapon, supplements contested ability with good
create a lot of additional yardage with feet or creativity if eyes against zone to peel off and make self available in a
- Short Shuttle: 4.10 facing a leveraged defender over the top of the play. soft spot up the sideline. Has good awareness and ability to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A navigate the sideline.

FILM SCORE
8.34 4.73 8.22 7.60 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jordan Cameron INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Contested catch ability Worst Trait: Power at POA LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Vertical passing offenses will optimize the skill set of TE Mike Gesicki. His current play FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
style limits him to a flexed position full time, work as an inline blocker will require notable
development and patience. Could also transition into a big slot receiver full time. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jaylen Samuels, Tight End #1

Date of Birth: 07/21/1995 Senior, North Carolina State Wolfpack

Position Overall 201 receptions, 1851 receiving yards, 47 total TDs
Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Florida State, Miami FL
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Clemson, Louisville

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Boston College (2015), Louisville (2016), South Carolina (2017), Florida State (2017), Clemson (2017)
- Measured Height: 5114 Route Running: Gifted route runner courtesy of fine Power at POA: Scrappy. Can be effective out in space to
footwork and football intelligence. Natural receiver and has pin linebackers or seal the edge with a crack block.
a knack for making subtle adjustments to find needed extra Traditional in-line usage is out of the question due to stature
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" space on the hoof. Quick to snap head around and establish and lack of power to hold ground against 250+ lb defensive
space on hard angled routes. linemen.
Hands: Has little effort to see the ball into hands; even on Competitive Toughness: Plays fearless, although will be
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 difficult reception opportunities. Has often come through limited by stature at the next level. Willing to work over
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 with ball throw behind or away from body; squeezing the middle of the field and take body blows. Scrappy in
effectively while going to the ground to sustain possession blocking situations in the flat to stay sticky and sustain hand
- 10 Yard Split: N/A through the end of the play. fit on defenders.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is a player worth being moved all over the Flexibility: Terrific ability to contort body and adjust to the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 football field. Can work from the backfield as a receiver or football. Capable of playing low to the ground based on not
blocker. Effective releasing into secondary from the slot. just stature but ability to lean, drop hips and get center of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 Has skills to create yardage after the catch with quickness or gravity down.
strength.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Isn't especially long and at Balance: Natural athlete with ability to stay upright. Has
times will have to fight through contact to get hands on the good, low hips as a runner and is able to cut back across his
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" football. But hand eye coordination, concentration and body momentum and sustain speed.
mobility do allow for wins as defenders greet the ball at
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” catch point.
RAC Ability: Effective in multiple ways but is without a Football Intelligence: Versatility has led to exposure in a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A trump card in any one particular area. Has ability to break lot of different roles. Has been terrific in anything put on
tackles with balance, kick into high hear, or put head down, plate, from blocking in the backfield to route running to
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 depending on game situation. Most importantly, has self carrying the football. True "football player" through and
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A awareness to know how to attack each reception. through.

FILM SCORE
6.77 6.58 6.29 7.65 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Aaron Hernandez INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Versatility Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
North Carolina State TE Jaylen Samuels projects most favorably as a flex/mis-match FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
weapon. He'll need to go to an offense with a creative play caller in order to optimize his
skills and keep him on the field. Could be an every down player as a chess piece. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Christopher Herndon, Tight End #23


Start:
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Notre Dame, Florida State

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2016), Toledo (2017), Florida State (2017), Syracuse (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 Route Running: Does not show a great deal of creativity Power at POA: Has good push at the point of attack.
getting up the field. Straight line runner and most effective Does well to play with square and balanced feet to
breaking into soft spaces against zone coverage. Can be consistently adjust to force applied from defenders. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" effective in bumping off defenders and continuing up the effectively seal against second level defenders shooting
field in man to man. High quality check down receiver. through a gap.
Hands: Soft, reliable hands. Will extend away from body to Competitive Toughness: Plays with a good motor.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A greet the football and does so both in uncontested targets Effective both in opportunities in the run and pass game.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 and tight spaces. Effective tucking the football away Will look for work as a supplemental pas protector. Can be
quickly after the catch and transitioning into a run after found pressing to help push the pile late if catching up to the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A catch player. play as a trailing player.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Effective as a traditional in-line tight end. Has Flexibility: Shows excellent lower body mobility and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A quality results as a blocker and has done so while being comfort playing with active, engaged feet. Will toggle steps
tasked with handling role from in-line, H-back, flexed and to stay framed and engaged with defenders. Has good
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 other positions. Dangerous RAC athlete thanks to good looseness in the open field to aid in efforts to create missed
athletic profile. tackles and establish extra yards.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Has not been frequently tested in Balance: Can occasionally get caught with a heavy blow
contested areas, more of a zone beating receiver. Does have and get knocked off of set. By and large shows good
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the hands and frame to succeed and absorb contact from reactive control to stay upright against power rushes or
defenders in order to gather the ball. Needs to be more hand counters. Patient in space as a freed blocker. Takes on
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” effective beating tight man coverage to increase volume. contact well as a runner.
RAC Ability: Potent blend of size, burst, balance and Football Intelligence: Would like to see role as a receiver
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A vision. Challenges defenders in short areas with an continue to open up with more subtlety to routes; can use
aggressive charge. Free arm is accurate in staving off head fakes and false steps to force commitments from
- Short Shuttle: N/A contact. Can drastically stride to adjust for contact or avoid defenders. Has filled numerous roles well and shows good
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tacklers before collecting and continuing up the field. reliability as a blocker to execute assignments.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Nick Vannett INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run after catch Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Miami TE Chris Herndon is a strong athlete who has the profile of a 3-down Tight End in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the NFL. Herndon would be best served early on as a chain moving MOF receiver to squat
down in zone coverages while contributing as a starter and blocking on early downs. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tyler Conklin, Tight End #83

Date of Birth: 07/30/1995 Redshirt Senior, Central Michigan Chippewas

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Western Michigan, Toledo
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Western Michigan, Northern Illinois, Wyoming

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oklahoma State (2016), Ohio (2016), Toledo (2017), Wyoming (2017)
- Measured Height: 6027 Route Running: Needs to be more aware of selling stems Power at POA: Has a great base, shows good footwork to
and create more false steps from defenders in the secondary. keep defenders framed. Initial engagement is strong but
Has a good ability to play through contact both at the LOS does not illustrate a great deal of secondary push. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" and the catch point alike. Active in downfield targets and sustain blocks long enough for plays hitting the LOS on
has ability to hit seam hard. time to press through unbothered.
Hands: Has very good hands, showing good concentration Competitive Toughness: Does not possess great functional
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 skills and quick reactionary quickness to react to a ball power and can struggle at times to jostle for positioning at
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 coming in hot and still receive with the hands. Has effective the catch point when trying to adjust to poorly thrown balls.
strength in the hands to prevent defenders from jarring the Hard worker at the catch point to optimize catch radius
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball loose on contact. around and through contact.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Flexed out frequently and given the chance to Flexibility: Great body control and mobility both when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 operate as a true receiver. Is one of the better two way TEs engaged initially on blocks and as a receiver. Has effective
in the class, capable of playing inline, out of the backfield hip roll at punch to play with some pop in the hands. Loose
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 as a motion player or flexed out wide. Has been given reps frame allows for late adjustments to a ball when tracking.
as an isolation receiver in the red zone as well.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Highlight reel catches are Balance: Plays with control when squaring up defenders.
impressive and will be more productive when given better Does well to gear down and address a block with patience
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" balls on back shoulder throws and fades. Size and length is and not throw body into hits. Needs to try to be more under
a good mismatch if able to isolate on Safeties in the control when elevating and trying to get vertical for 50/50
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” secondary. throws to maximize athleticism.
RAC Ability: Has some fair juice in the open field but isn't Football Intelligence: Basketball background is evident
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A notably explosive. Has little wiggle or ability to create a and lends well to receiving skills. Has done very well to
false step, a similar trait to initial route running ability. develop as a blocker and illustrates impressive every down
- Short Shuttle: 4.23 Good strength to shrug off light contact and continue up the abilities. Should be able to step in and contribute as a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field. blocker immediately with situational receiving reps.

FILM SCORE
5.79 5.40 7.02 7.31 2017 foot INJ (missed

first 4 games) Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Tyler Kroft INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hands Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Tyler Conklin is an every down TE prospect who has the ability to play into a quality FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
starting role as he adds more character and subtleties to his route running skills. Conklin
has the size, blocking ability and contested catch skills to contribute early. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Troy Fumagalli, Tight End #81

Date of Birth: 02/17/1995 Redshirt Senior, Wisconsin Badgers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Iowa, Ohio State, Miami FL

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida Atlantic (2017), Michigan (2017), Ohio State (2017), Minnesota (2017)
- Measured Height: 6047 Route Running: Does well to use size and give subtle Power at POA: Is not especially powerful but still shows
bumps to get a clean break. Lacks suddenness in the open requisite functional strength to play with toughness and the
field to create separation against fleet of foot defenders in ability to gain the edge as a run blocker. Has control
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" space, needs tight coverage or to attack squatting zone DBs through hands to stay sticky and sustain blocks beyond
to establish contact. initial punch.
Hands: Is guilty of a handful of egregious drops over Competitive Toughness: Fearless working in high traffic
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A course of career. Frustrating drops come as a blend of areas. Is willing to put body in awkward positions over the
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 concentration and hand softness. Does very well with middle to attempt to haul in targets. Scrappy, effective as
contact and seeing ball into body in traffic to finish tight an inline player to gain initial control and stay stuck on
- 10 Yard Split: N/A window catches. defenders.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has the ability to win as both a blocker and a Flexibility: Has great movement through the shoulder gir-
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A receiver. True inline player, needs to be given the dle to sustain a large catch radius and adjust to footballs
opportunity to release from the LOS and avoid being drawn thrown on all different angles. Hips do carry high through
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 quicker DBs in the secondary to optimize separation skills vertical route stems, tempering COD ability.
down the field.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Has great nuance when tracking Balance: Can run a bit top heavy and as a result get
the ball in the air to post up defenders and fight for body pinballed by a firm punch when moving in space. Has
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A positioning. Mobility through the shoulders extends catch adequate foot activity and natural balance to shift and slide
radius and uses functional strength to win an aggressive as a blocker along the POA and stay in front of EDGE
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” challenge on the ball. Effective red zone target. defenders.
RAC Ability: Does not possess a great deal of straight line Football Intelligence: Savvy player in the middle of the
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A speed. Does have good vision to pivot off of current field and in the red zone. Shows a good knack for uncover-
trajectory and make a defender miss with aggressive angles. ing soft spaces against zone. Has good chemistry and timing
- Short Shuttle: N/A Expectation is to get available yards and then get down, not in routes to work head back around just in time to locate
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a field stretcher or one to force missed tackles. ball but minimize defender reaction time.

FILM SCORE
7.95 4.00 6.74 7.35 Missing index finger Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Austin Hooper INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Contested Catch Ability Worst Trait: RAC Ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Troy Fumagalli can enter the NFL as a starting TE. He has skills against zone FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
coverage and as an inline player to appeal as a base set option. His movement skills are
only adequate but his football IQ allows him to win against man coverage with nuance. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Marcus Baugh, Tight End #85


Start:
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Iowa (2017), Michigan (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 6034 Route Running: Does not showcase a lot of efficiency at Power at POA: Has very good ability to win with hands
the top of route stems, can also struggle at the line of and lock in a firm grasp before jostling for body positioning
scrimmage to get a clean release. Does have ability to at the line of scrimmage. Capable of collapsing down
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" uncover in the short and intermediate areas, has good vision against defensive linemen and creating soft angles. Has
to become available as needed. good lower body leg drive to sustain forward push.
Hands: Hands are a bit spotty, can be inconsistent with Competitive Toughness: Blue collar player, has been
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 softness to cleanly haul in passes without having to fight the subjected to a minimal role in the receiving game
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 ball. Hand strength present to squeeze the ball at the catch throughout course of career at Ohio State. Instead thrives on
point and prevent defenders from tugging and pulling playing with high impact as a supplemental player, effort
- 10 Yard Split: N/A through receiving triangle. never wanes. Runs very tough with ball in hands.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Physical skills are present for a greater role Flexibility: Needs to do more on route stems to adjust body
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A than exposed to. Can be a consistent check down target and optimize athletic ability. Has a good level of mobility
and chain mover thanks to vision and awareness in zone. through the hips to transfer power through the ground when
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 Capable of playing inline and would do just fine in a role as engaged with defenders. Does not showcase a lot of lower
a TE2. body mobility when planting and cutting laterally.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Big, strong body with ability Balance: Foot activity is enough to absorb contact as both a
to elevate vertically and high point the football. Has runner and a blocker. Has made some pretty impressive
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" concentration and hand strength to play through a defender plays as a RAC player and taking hits from smaller bodies.
contesting late in the play. Has a good level of patience as a blocker to stay upright and
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” not overextend.
RAC Ability: Is not especially sudden or explosive in short Football Intelligence: Is going to need some development
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A areas. Will be a mis-match for secondary players due to to expand role beyond a niche receiver and a blocker. Has
overwhelming size. Aggressive and willing to take on good field vision, enabling blocks after the catch, picking
- Short Shuttle: N/A smaller tacklers head on, showing good balance to redirect off second level flow in the run game and finding space to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and create chunk gains. work as a receiver vs. zone coverage.

FILM SCORE
7.81 3.05 6.47 7.35 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Anthony Fasano INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run blocking Worst Trait: Route running LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Ohio State's Marcus Baugh projects immediately as a reliable short area receiver and an FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
inline blocker. There is further developmental upside as a receiver but currently is most
effective to beat zone coverage and play as a size receiver in the red zone. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ethan Wolf, Tight End #82

Date of Birth: 11/07/1995 Senior, Tennessee Volunteers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Florida, Alabama
- Receptions/

Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Virginia Tech (2016), Texas A&M (2016), Georgia Tech (2017), Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6056 Route Running: Doesn't show a lot of suddenness at the Power at POA: Good posture and balance as a drive
top of routes but has good athletic ability to carry routes up blocker off the line of scrimmage. Rolls hips through
the seam. Doesn't have exceptional long speed but capable contact well on fold blocks to create push and collapse
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" of quickly slipping past LBs on the second level to hit a linebackers filling into gap. Needs to avoid overextending
chunk gain. after initial contact against heavier defenders.
Hands: Consistently capable of reaching out to pluck the Competitive Toughness: Tough over the middle receiver.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A football, showcases an impressive catch radius, especially Mixed results as an inline blocker, best as a fold blocker
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 considering had measurement. Soft hands do well to haul in from a flexed H-back position. Active and engaged as a
errant throws and finish contested catches in high traffic blocker with consistency despite lack of usage in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A targets. receiving game.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has modest abilities from a flexed position, Flexibility: Shows good ability to contort the body and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A although athletic ability is not a primary strength. Would be make most of frame in effort to elevate or extend for errant
a strong option for a depth piece and can be relied upon for throws in area. Has good roll through the hips and is
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 execution of responsibilities in the box consistently. capable of unlocking at first contact to put power through
the body of defenders.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Has very good concentration Balance: Needs to continue to dedicate efforts to keeping
to not be bothered by bodies crossing in front of the ball width in the feet to prevent spinning off of blocks. Can
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A during targets. Has good size and notable ability to play afford to play with pads lower to prevent being knocked out
long to attack the football with aggressiveness. of desired trajectory on routes by contact running through
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” the teeth of the defense.
RAC Ability: Doesn't show a lot of creativity after the Football Intelligence: Highly seasoned athlete with a lot of
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A catch. Lacks a high level of burst to pull away from experience and exposure to NFL competition at Tennessee.
defenders in and after the catch but has good vision to make Has a consistent approach and by and large can be relied
- Short Shuttle: N/A the most of afforded space. upon to make primary play without busting, particularly
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with flexed blocking between the tackles.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Arthur Lynch INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hands Worst Trait: Power at POA LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Ethan Wolf is a strong candidate to play a depth role in an NFL offense. His play works FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
best in a vertical passing system, he can be a rotational piece who can step in as a blocker
or up the seam receiver at any given time. Won't be a high volume targeted player. SIZE CONCERN S
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DeAndre Goolsby, Tight End #30

Date of Birth: 06/12/1996 Senior, Florida Gators

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Florida State, Alabama
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Michigan, Louisiana State, Georgia

0.33 - Yardage/Start: -0.33 - Touchdowns/Start: 0.00
Start:

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2016), Vanderbilt (2016), Michigan (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Is lacking in the burst, quickness or power Power at POA: Is more of a steering blocker than a power
to consistently beat man to man coverage. Valuable as an blocker. Does not show a great deal of pop in hands to jolt
underneath receiver to work around zone coverages and sit and reset the LOS, but is capable of staying sticky
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A down in space. Willing to work the MOF and does so with courtesy of foot activity and hand grip to contest and throw
confidence and speed. blocks.
Hands: Very low drop rate, has reliable hands in a vast Competitive Toughness: Is largely a finesse player.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A majority of situations. Drops increased slightly in 2017 but Fearless working over the middle of the field, however.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 still should be considered a hands catcher who can cleanly Can run drag routes without letting squatting second level
put the football away. Catch radius is not especially large, defenders from influencing ability to carry speed or track
- 10 Yard Split: N/A however. the football.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Flex/move piece despite sprinkling of in line Flexibility: Has a fair amount of looseness through the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A reps at the college level. Does not have the functional play lower half. Has ability to pivot and peel back to greet
strength to line up and blow defenders off the LOS. defenders shooting gaps or space outside the hashes as a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 Moderate value as a short area receiver and create some blocker.
yardage.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Does not illustrate ideal length or Balance: Will get pushed around in heavy traffic areas.
frame to be a red zone contested catch receiver at the next Likable balance in space as a blocker to square up second
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A level. Tough receiver who is willing to take contact and see level defenders, can sit down and get framed on a defender
the ball into hands. and throw blocks against fast flow.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6”
RAC Ability: Smooth runner with the football. Has some Football Intelligence: Has done well to maximize a skill
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A nifty first defender counters to create a missed tackle. Does set that features a lot of modest traits, athletically. Vision of
not have notable explosiveness or power to create through the field and ability to get into position both as a blocker
- Short Shuttle: N/A contact. Has a modest ability to create short area yardage and potential receiver are appealing, especially in such a
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but expectations should be limited to such. chaotic offense.

FILM SCORE
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NFL Player Comparison: Trey Burton INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hands Worst Trait: Power at POA LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE DeAndre Goolsby projects as a depth and special teams player at the NFL level. He FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
will not be able to play with consistency but his receiving/space blocking versatility can be
valuable as a TE3 on a 53 man roster. SIZE CONCERN S
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Ian Thomas, Tight End #80

Date of Birth: 06/06/1996 Senior, Indiana Hoosiers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Pennsylvania State, Michigan
- Receptions/

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Ohio State (2017), Virginia (2017), Georgia Southern (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Michigan State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6033 Route Running: Needs to do better with effort on all Power at POA: Can be effective against more limited
routes; telegraphs plays as a non-factor. Is not super quick defenders; but if asked to work as a inline blocker is going
at the top of routes but rather can overwhelm defenders with to struggle greatly to maintain integrity of the pocket. Does
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" size at the top of stem before bumping off and creating not play with good hand strike or lateral footwork to stun
Separation. and frame defenders as a blocker.
Hands: Soft hands, does well to extend and catch the Competitive Toughness: Motor is an issue. Guilty of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.74 football away from his body. Has little in the way of rolling out of stance and casually working through routes
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 limitations when adjusting body to get both hands around when tasked with clearing out MOF. Does not play with a
and square to the football. Has good hand strength to finish notable presence as a blocker and is guilty of getting beat
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receptions when going to the ground. across face inside on run reps.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Most favorable role is as a flex receiver; has Flexibility: Loose torso and upper half to contort body and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A been hidden in formations as an H-back and found success optimize catch radius to greet the football. Hips still carry
releasing into the secondary. Has size and fluidity to be somewhat tall at the top of breaks, which can negate some
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 effective as a "big slot" or flex Tight End. Needs to be of quickness to create separation when not able to bump
utilized as a receiver, however. defenders.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Has desirable size and does show Balance: Does not have foot activity needed to stay upright
good toughness to use frame and box out defenders. Catch and balanced when attacking the point of attack or when
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" radius will prevent defenders from playing through hands playing in pass protection. Too quick to get out overtop of
easily and cause headaches if trying to come back through toes and overextend.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” body to contest the throw.
RAC Ability: Doesn't have a dynamic second gear but does Football Intelligence: Needs a lot of work as a blocker;
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A show enough long speed to make defenses pay if able to consistently beaten and/or out of position. As a receiver,
find a soft space up the seam. Toughness is present when has a good nose for finer points of route running and
- Short Shuttle: 4.20 attacking smaller defenders one on one and attempting to understanding how to optimally use body type and play
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A run through tackles. style to win.

FILM SCORE
3.82 3.77 7.65 6.98 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jerrell Adams INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Red zone receiving Worst Trait: In-line blocking LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Tight End Ian Thomas was able to showcase a potential role for the NFL as a receiving FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
option. His lack of blocking skills likely puts him into a niche role instead of a permanent
three down player; Thomas would be a great TE2 and depth player. SIZE CONCERN S
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Dalton Schultz, Tight End #9

Date of Birth: 07/12/1996 Redshirt Junior, Stanford Cardinal

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Colorado
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Southern California, Texas Christian

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2016), Southern California (2017), UCLA (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Texas Christian (2017)
- Measured Height: 6053 Route Running: Uses size at the top of short routes in the Power at POA: Terrific push at the point of attack. Shows
MOF to bump and create space to uncover. Is not especially good hand strike, placement and base of support to stay
sudden and does not illustrate consistent ability to stretch balanced on blocks and stay on blocks. Leg drive and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" the field. Needs to be tasked with working inside 15 yards natural anchor are strong, will sink hips and absorb DL
of LOS and being a power receiver. rushes without issue.
Hands: Reps are limited but has had a few drops when Competitive Toughness: Second effort blocks have saved
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.75 forced to adjust to poor throws, needs to ensure reception many runs gone awry. Will peel back and make self
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 before lifting eyes to look for potential contact in high available as a cut back blocker on outside runs. Functional
traffic area of the field. strength and power are notable and is an asset working from
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the inline alignment.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has the feel of a TE2, will never by a dynamic Flexibility: Shows impressive mobility throughout the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 receiver. That said, has room to grow as a receiver by lower body to keep base wide and sustain feet tied to the
cleaning up hands and in the right system can be a ground. Notable roll of hips through contact to punch,
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 consistent chain mover for his QB. Can run block and pass collapse and generate movement at the point of attack. Does
protect effectively. look stiff out in space trying to run routes up field.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Is a bit of a projection, but Balance: Established base is strong, allowing for consistent
ability to body defenders at the top of route stems and bully application of power through feet at the POA. Does show
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" smaller defenders suggests there's value here if hands are some lapses when trying to press for a landmark, will
able to stay clean to the football. Highly effective bouncing overextend or leave feet to cut low and get in the way.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” off a leveraged defender late in the route. Absorbs contact well, both as blocker and out in space.
RAC Ability: Is not going to be able to generate a high Football Intelligence: Very polished player inside of 10
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A amount of yardage on own, instead will turn up field, run yards. Wins with angles, body positioning, hand usage and a
hard and make the most of touches to gain what is available. great base. Should be able to get a lot of reps as a blocker
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 Doesn't show a lot of wiggle and has only modest straight early on in NFL career thanks to highly effective skill set at
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A line speed. the LOS.

FILM SCORE
7.17 3.21 6.26 7.09 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: CJ Fiedorowicz INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Blocking Worst Trait: RAC ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Dalton Schultz projects as a TE2 in the NFL, where he can be implemented as a power FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
blocker from an inline position and not be pressured to shoulder a lot of the receiving load.
Does have developmental upside as receiver for long term starting role. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ryan Izzo, Tight End #81

Date of Birth: 12/21/1995 Redshirt Junior, Florida State Seminoles

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Louisville, Michigan
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Clemson, Miami FL

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Boston College (2016), Michigan (2016), Alabama (2017), Clemson (2017), North Carolina State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6045 Route Running: Is not a man beater on routes, lacks the Power at POA: Is able to create nice push down into the
juice and fluidity in breaks to be able to snap off of push POA and soften edges in the run game as a down blocker.
and cause separation against athletic LBs or nickel Has nice pop in the hands but can get caught carrying hands
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" defenders. Shows awareness to bump tight coverage at the too low prior to first strike. Thick trunk/torso and has
top of breaks. requisite strength to play effectively at POA.
Hands: Is not the most natural catcher, shows a tendency to Competitive Toughness: Tenacious to try to stick to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.94 trap the football. That said, is a sure receiver that hasn't defenders as a blocker, will show admirable recovery
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 experienced many drops during time with the Seminoles. ability after taking a blow and losing footing. Has stout
Has made a handful of tough catches but often receives skills in pass protection. Has frame needed to sit in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A throws on the body. middle and uncover vs. zone before taking body shots.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Tasked with a lot of motion and changing Flexibility: Doesn't show a great deal of flexibility through
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 angles on blocks. Has been effective in doing so but would the hips to change directions and flip back to the field once
not be a favorable projection to flex into the slot and run committed directionally. Has high hips and pads at the top
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 routes, as many of today's modern TEs do. of route stems, limiting suddenness and ability to quickly
change direction.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Does not have a great deal of Balance: Has good recovery balance after taking contact
length illustrated on film, many receptions have come from defenders due to hand strength to stay engaged and
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" uncontested slipping past the second level on delayed effective center of gravity. Plays with active feet to keep
releases up the field. Has not created separation consistently momentum once able to create push and collapse the POA
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” and therefore worrisome projection vs. athletic defenders. as a drive blocker.
RAC Ability: Unspectacular after the catch receiver. Has Football Intelligence: Crisp and effective in assignments as
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A good physicality and awareness to turn eyes up field and run a blocker. Has good vision and anticipation to step into
into contact to fall forward and make the most of open field. blocking assignments and cause a steeper angle for
- Short Shuttle: 4.43 Doesn't have any notable wiggle or burst to win yards with defenders to attack in pass pro. Movement blocker able to
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A finesse. identify defenders on the fly.

FILM SCORE
8.17 3.44 5.77 6.79 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Nick O'Leary INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass protection Worst Trait: RAC Ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Ryan Izzo isn't a new age TE for today's NFL, but he has the blocking skills and enough FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
modest receiving ability to warrant a role with sizable reps. Not an ideal starting TE but a
team that doesn't feature TE targets could make use in the lineup thanks to blocking. SIZE CONCERN S
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Durham Smythe, Tight End #80

Date of Birth: 08/09/1995 Redshirt Senior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Virginia Tech, Southern California
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Michigan State, Southern California, Miami FL

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas (2016), Southern California (2017), Miami FL (2017), Stanford (2017)
- Measured Height: 6052 Route Running: Does not have a lot of fluidity throughout Power at POA: Terrific balance and posture control to stay
the top of routes, is more of a bruiser who will bump square on defenders when blocking from an inline position.
defenders off of hip at the top of breaks. Does have a Effective strength in the hands and foot speed to run
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" modest ability to separate against LBs and use size to bump defenders off of the LOS and continue to sustain push up
late prior to flashing the hands. the field.
Hands: Showcases strong hands, particularly in the middle Competitive Toughness: Tireless worker as a blocker to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.81 of the field to flash hands and gobble up the football when stay engaged through the whistle. Has made a positive
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 afforded the chance. Has soft hands and is comfortable impact on team despite run first mentality and poor
extending away from the body to finish receptions. quarterback play, not once allowing situation to negatively
- 10 Yard Split: N/A impact efforts before the whistle.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Is a traditional inline blocker and will only Flexibility: Showcases some rigidness at the top of route
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 provide a marginal value to the game as a receiver. Is not a steps to struggle to peel off of a break and snap the head
receiver who can be flexed outside or tasked with playing around with quickness to flatten routes and uncover. Shows
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 one on one reps as a receiver in the red zone. Blocking great lower body mobility to throttle and mirror as needed
first role is most favorable. from an inline position.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Big body and knows how to Balance: Blocking posture is excellent courtesy of foot
optimize frame to shield throws and cradle the ball, action, width in base, functional strength and ability to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" preventing defenders from ripping it out. Has good hands sustain posture (core strength) while moving with
and concentration to hold steady at the catch point. defenders. Can easily be chopped down in the open field
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” after the catch, however.
RAC Ability: Is not going to be a player who can turn the Football Intelligence: Plays to strengths, although
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball up the field and break pursuit angles. Is a bit lumbering receiving skills do have room for growth in an offense that
in the open field and does not have a great deal of lateral will prioritize moving the chains via the middle of the field.
- Short Shuttle: 4.23 quickness to step out of tackle attempts. Great awareness of body positioning and illustrates good
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A control at the LOS to established needed positioning.

FILM SCORE
5.93 2.43 5.59 7.13 2015 shoulder/knee INJ

(missed 10 games) Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jake McGee INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Blocking ability Worst Trait: RAC ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Durham Smythe is a better 2-way tight end than he has been able to illustrate at Notre FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Dame. Smythe projects best as a traditional inline blocker who could start but not be
tasked with being a primary weapon in the receiving game. High floor, low ceiling. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jordan Akins, Tight End #88

Date of Birth: 04/19/1992 Redshirt Junior, Central Florida Knights

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, South Florida, Temple
- Receptions/

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Memphis (2017), Memphis (2017), Maryland (2017), Southern Methodist (2017)
- Measured Height: 6032 Route Running: Still developing in terms of release timing Power at POA: Shows subpar ability to dictate and control
and how to use false stems to create additional space when the line of scrimmage. Is too loose with blocking stature and
releasing up the field. Has good acceleration to pull away as a result will get beat to the punch and lose first contact.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" from box defenders on vertical style routes. Runs Fails to show ideal lower body power to push off of the
everything in straight lines. LOS when engaged.
Hands: Flashes an impressive and natural ability to receive Competitive Toughness: Effort is strong, as is background
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A with the hands. Still requires polish as it relates to extending story and perseverance to change sports. Physical power and
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 away from body to catch the football and not flash hands skill dictating power both on route stems and as a potential
prematurely at the catch point. blocker are only pedestrian. Is most effective as a screen
- 10 Yard Split: N/A blocker in space.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Has athletic ability to become a viable Flexibility: Has natural mobility and a clean ability to play
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A receiving threat, although physical prime has been entered with low hips. Movement inefficiencies are not a problem
without much in the way of polish to pair with. Projects of physical restrictions but rather a lack of developed intent
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 most favorably as a flex only receiver or H-back type as behind movements.
compared to playing in line.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Does have a nice catch radius Balance: Natural athlete who shows well in the open field.
and large frame. Would like to see additional strength Has no issues with staying balanced on route stems and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A flashed at the catch point to prevent defenders from getting running down the field. Has visible issues with trying to
into the body so easily. Can allow a defender into the hands stay upright and stay in front of defenders, particularly in
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” when forced to make catches in tight spaces. the box.
RAC Ability: Has great burst and will pull away from Football Intelligence: Very green. Has to completely
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders of his stature in the open field. Has good deal of overhaul approach to route running when working against
quickness and ability to collect balance without contact and leveraged defenders in order to increase win percentage.
- Short Shuttle: N/A redirect momentum up the field. Has functional strength to Ineffective as a blocker due to poor control and patience.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A run through soft tackle attempts.

FILM SCORE
5.51 4.16 6.25 (Size only) 6.64 Older prospect, former minor
league baseball player Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jean Sifrin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: RAC ability Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Jordan Akins is an older prospect who needs to be afforded the chance to play within a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
niche to mitigate his short window to be a contributor. Akins projects best as a move piece/
H-back style receiver with nice RAC abilities if given the ball short. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Will Dissly, Tight End #98

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Washington Huskies

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Colorado, Alabama
- Receptions/

Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Rutgers (2017), Washington State (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Route Running: Does not showcase a lot of quickness Power at POA: Very effective in-line blocker, capable
on route releases. Lethargic in space and does not create of winning reps against end defenders on the line of
separation as a route runner. Does show awareness to sit scrimmage and will collapse the POA with a strong punch.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" down in holes vs. zone and become available for his Likable framing of blocks with wide set feet and effective
quarterback. mobility when square to the LOS.
Hands: Limited targets but does not appear to have any Competitive Toughness: Very physical player. Ability
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.87 issues with receiving the ball with hands. Has a nice catch to play in-line is a key trait when compared to his
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 radius despite a lack of great length to play the ball away contemporaries. Functional strength is excellent to bring
from chest. early value to his NFL franchise. Second effort push makes
- 10 Yard Split: N/A space to collapse the edge.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Does not currently bring any notable receiving Flexibility: Bit of a lumbering presence when out running
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 skills to the table. Would provide value as a short yardage routes. Does not show great lower body mobility to fluidity
blocker and TE2 in a traditional sense. Lacks the athletic to break off a route stem and snap head around to create
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 ability to offer a lot of additional upside to game. any viable separation against LBs in man to man.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Shows awareness of the value Balance: Work as a blocker from the LOS is terrific,
his frame can provide. Body bumps defenders when sitting showing strong lateral mobility, foot activity and functional
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" down routes and has the frame needed to create softness strength to prevent being collapsed. Sustains blocks with a
against squatting zone defenders. lot of consistency.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6”
RAC Ability: Will not provide any notable burst or Football Intelligence: Former defensive line convert,
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A creativeness to create additional yardage. Can serve as a played first two years at the college level at defensive end
chain mover but lacks needed athletic ability to be a before flipping to TE in 2016. Will need to learn more
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 mismatch or dynamic receiving threat. nuances to separate against man coverage.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
6.30 2.48 5.20 6.90 None Tight End (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: David Morgan INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: RAC Ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Will Dissly is an attractive late round investment for a team needing TE depth. Dissly is FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
a traditional TE2, he can play in-line and hold value in the run game in heavy personnel
sets. Dissly does not offer much every down upside due to limited athleticism. SIZE CONCERN S
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- 6.22: PRIORITY UDFA VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Deon Yelder, Tight End #19

Date of Birth: 03/06/1994 Redshirt Senior, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Louisiana Tech, Memphis
- Receptions/
2017 Top Competition: Louisiana Tech, Florida Atlantic, Marshall

Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida Atlantic (2017), Louisiana Tech (2017), Middle Tennessee State (2017), Georgia State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6025 Route Running: Plays a bit awkward, running upright and Power at POA: Drops the head and will rob self of
too frequently running into contact on the second level. Will functional strength to play through contact and generate
do well to sit down and make self available on short area movement as a blocker. More often than not can be found
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" routes. Has only decent COD at the top of a hard break, flexed out into the slot or working off of the LOS, not an
more of a post/drag/fade receiver. inline target as is.
Hands: Has double caught some targets, looks to be an Competitive Toughness: Runs hard after the catch but
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A issue of concentration and fully seeing the ball into frame. generally speaking does not play with a lot of functional
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.79 When not pressured to flip the eyes up the field will be strength, either at the catch point or when tasked to put hand
much more consistent to see the football into the hands and in the ground and challenge defenders in the box as part of a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A finish. protection scheme.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Versatility: Purely a receiver, will not inspire or provide Flexibility: Looks to be high waisted as a runner and as a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A results as a blocker despite favorable length and frame. result is more of a linear mover as compared to being able
Certainly has upside to develop and become a more well to change directions quickly. Long strides are not easily
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 21 rounded blocker to turn into an every down player, but is a redirected and doesn't generate a lot of spring or
long ways off. explosiveness out of cuts.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 32.93” Contested Catch Ability: Inconsistencies with hands show Balance: Struggles when trying to stay framed on
up when tasked with having to try to concentrate on the ball defenders, will run the feet but allow them to narrow,
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A while being collisioned at the catch point. Has thick frame spinning off of contact and allowing defenders to shoot
but can still get uprooted and pushed around when trying to across face and uncover when attacking into the backfield
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” cradle the football. against the run or screen passes on the boundary.
RAC Ability: Straight line burst is potent to turn up the Football Intelligence: Very inexperienced player at the
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A sideline and pick up chunks of yardage. Will zip past college level, when paired with one dimensional style of
pursuit angles courtesy of short area acceleration. Doesn't play and raw techniques as a blocker, will figure to face a
- Short Shuttle: N/A have a lot of wiggle or lateral mobility to slip past potential notable transition to the NFL level.
TE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tackles in tight space.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Gerald Christian INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: RAC ability Worst Trait: Versatility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
TE Deon Yelder is an attractive late round option to attempt to groom and develop. He FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
possesses natural receiving skills in space, but does not do well in high traffic areas and
will need to be completely reworked to be able to play on a consistent basis. SIZE CONCERN S
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2 0 1 8 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 Connor Williams Texas 8.44-M

2 11 OT Mike McGlinchey Notre Dame 8.08
3 12 OT Chukwuma Okorafor Western Michigan 8.06
4 18 OT Jamarco Jones Ohio State 7.94
T5 36 OT Will Richardson North Carolina State 7.73-C
T5 37 OT Orlando Brown Jr Oklahoma 7.73-S
7 60 OT Tyrell Crosby Oregon 7.53-M
8 65 OT Desmond Harrison West Georgia 7.52-C/Co/U
9 68 OT Alex Cappa Humboldt State 7.50-Co/St
10 84 OT Kolton Miller UCLA 7.37
11 106 OT Brandon Parker North Carolina A&T 7.23-Co
12 116 OT Martinas Rankin Mississippi State 7.16-A/P/Sp
13 122 OT Geron Christian Louisville 7.11
14 154 OT Cole Madison Washington State 6.97-St
15 162 OT KC McDermott Miami FL 6.95
16 189 OT Brett Toth Army 6.83-A/Co
17 215 OT Joe Noteboom Texas Christian 6.69
18 220 OT Sam Jones Arizona State 6.66-P
19 225 OT David Bright Stanford 6.64-A/St
20 234 OT Timon Parris Stony Brook 6.62-Co
T21 236 OT Brian O'Neill Pittsburgh 6.61-St
T21 237 OT Nick Gates Nebraska 6.61-St
23 257 OT Jamil Demby Maine 6.46-P
24 268 OT Toby Weathersby Louisiana State 6.38
25 299 OT Greg Senat Wagner 5.73-Co/IQ
Offensive Tackle Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
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 CHARACTER C
defenders?
COMPETITION Co
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 MEDICALS M
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?
FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Balance: Can the OT stay on feet once engaged on a block and generating movement? Anchor Ability: How does the OT sit down and prevent the pocket from being PROJECTION P
Is 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?
SIZE S
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 knee Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
plate? Does he maintain his hand fit once engaged? Work to keep his placement? bend? Does he show good hip mobility rolling into run blocks?
Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
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 finish Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
push against defensive linemen in the run game? Is his anchor strong in pass protection? blocks through the whistle? How heavy is his anchor in pass protection?
Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Connor Williams, Offensive Tackle #55


Position Overall Offensive line prospects are not scored on production.
Rank: 1 Rank: 3
2016 Top Competition: Not Available
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
- Career - Career - Winning
Statistics not available.
Starts: 28 Wins: 10 Percentage: 0.357
Yes 28
(Y/N): Played: Statistics not available.

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2015), Notre Dame (2016), Oklahoma (2016), Maryland (2017), Southern California (2017)
- Measured Height: 6051 Pass Sets: Crisp driving out of stance to gain depth and get Football Intelligence: Impressive ability to win initially
onto blocking platform quickly. Footwork is clean and courtesy of technical proficiencies. Will get across face on
quickness of feet allows for tempered pacing on both quick reach blocks, combo off of down linemen to the second
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A and deeper sets. Shows good angles to hinge and sustain level and climb the ladder effectively, very comfortable in
inside/out leverage in the pocket. any number of blocking concepts.
Length/Extension: Illustrates a good deal of extension; Functional Athleticism: Terrific ability to contort body
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.05 comfortable in extending hands away from body. Times while engaged with defenders. Shows rare skill in resetting
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 hand strike effectively to throw and land an early blow, feet and sustaining anchor simultaneously. Very quick to
subsequent effort shows good ability to envelope defenders fire out of stance and can be an asset as a drive blocker with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and prevent a late disengage. quickness to get onto the second level.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Recovery balance if caught on heels is impressive. Anchor Ability: Natural strength is apparent most in after
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 Will absorb a heavy blow and work feet back into a initial contact situations. Has good ability to drop the hips
balanced blocking platform effectively. Free mover in space and eat up bull rushes without compromising posture or
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 and capable of throttling down and challenging in the open control.
field. Patient in deep pass sets to not lunge at opposition.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands can carry wide on occasions, Flexibility: Moves like a fluid defensive player. Dynamic
specifically when striking on angles. Once able to establish range of motion and ability to play with balance and
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" a firm grasp is very sticky with sustaining grip. Quick to strength in unorthodox postures. Ability to translate
synch in a tight grasp and prevent defenders from pressing athleticism in these scenarios is part of what makes skill set
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” to stack. so enticing and unique.
Power at POA: Capable of overwhelming in drive block Competitive Toughness: Tenacity is impressive. Plays
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations courtesy of initial release, explosive power and through whistle and does not allow intensity or urgency of
foot activity. Will uproot on combo blocks before washing creating space wane on plays after initial effort. Tone setting
- Short Shuttle: N/A out and picking off second level flow. style of blocker in both run and pass situations. Leader by
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A example.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.71 N/A 7.55 8.64 2017 torn meniscus
(+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Joe Staley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Occasionally wide hands LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
There isn't an offensive scheme in football that Texas OT Connor Williams couldn't find FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
success in. His functional movement skills and strength from all angles would best be
featured in an offense implementing a lot of outside zone running concepts. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Mike McGlinchey, Offensive Tackle #68

Date of Birth: 01/12/1995 Redshirt Senior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Rank: 2 Rank: 11
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 51

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2015), Texas (2016), Miami FL (2016), Georgia (2017), Boston College (2017), USC (2017), NC State (2017), Miami FL (2017)
- Measured Height: 6077 Pass Sets: More effective in quick sets than deeper sets due Football Intelligence: Will every so often bust on an
to natural foot quickness but proficiency in angles and stride assignment: missing an additional pressure blitz in slide
allow for covered angles against a vast majority of comers. protection, assuming help. But gross majority of reps are
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A Has good balance, wide base and does well to post on the textbook, both in fundamentals and execution of working to
inside leg and protect against counters. landmarks or eliminating defenders.
Length/Extension: Has adequate length to play tackle and Functional Athleticism: Very effective when tasked with
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.35 effectively run defenders past the pocket. Does have some playing forward or pulling out of stance. Has good drive
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 lapses in shooting hands at optimal strike zone but recovery forward and can quickly get on top of second level
comes from strength in hand grip and baseline levels of arm defenders. Has adequate but not high end foot quickness to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A length and wingspan. mirror one on one and slide laterally.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Has excellent run fits to roll hips through contact Anchor Ability: Strength is a huge plus. Has good ability to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 and carry feet with width as a means of not spinning off of drop the hips and prevent bull rushes from transitioning into
blocks. Typically illustrates reliable ability to absorb a pressure. Ability to keep feet established and tied to the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 punches and not get rolled back onto heels. Moves well in ground against power rushers is notable and results in
space to gear down and challenge defenders on 2nd level. consistent success against B-gap (interior) defenders.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Can occasionally let speed rushers work Flexibility: Illustrates requisite amount of drop in pad level
past strike target and get hip to hip. Needs to quicken to coil and win with explosive contact. Has fluid hips to pull
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" cadence against speed to ensure not giving up the outside out of stance. Can open hips to greet rushers effectively
shoulder. Issues stem largely from wide angled rushers. Has while still framing QB. Able to get feet reaching for depth
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” excellent grip strength and strike placement in the run game. in kick slide.
Power at POA: Nasty mauler in the run game. Explosive Competitive Toughness: Road grader will go out of way
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hands and active feet result in frequent ability to reset the to ride down defenders after uprooting from position.
line of scrimmage and create a crease for runners. Will Harasses LBs on the second level through the whistle. Has a
- Short Shuttle: N/A win reliably in short area and goal line situations. Violent good deal of pancake reps thanks to second and third
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A forward drive when firing out of stance. efforts.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.47 N/A 6.81 8.06 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jake Long INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Foot speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Mike McGlinchey projects favorably as a starting offensive tackle in the NFL. Despite FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
his abnormal heights, McGlinchey plays with leverage and could be an immediate starter
in any kind of offense system in the NFL. Feasibly could play LT or RT. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Chukwuma Okorafor, Offensive Tackle #77

Date of Birth: 08/09/1996 Senior, Western Michigan Broncos

Rank: 3 Rank: 12
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Southern California (2017), Michigan State (2017), Central Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6060 Pass Sets: Has terrific feet in kick slide but has a bad habit Football Intelligence: Will get caught sporadically late on
of allowing defender's punch to collapse the outside foot, a stunt and be late to peel back to the second defender.
softening an angle to turn the corner. Very light and nimble Has understanding of athletic ability and optimizes it with
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A on feet, has mobility for deep pass sets and quickness for good angles and aggressive play down the field in the run
slide protections to prevent defenders crossing face. game.
Length/Extension: Has needed length to play OT, would Functional Athleticism: Has the ability to climb the ladder,
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.31 like to see strikes throw a touch sooner to help maximize get out into the boundary as a puller or hinge and get width
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 anatomical advantage of longer arms. Plays with terrific on zone runs. Mobility for size is pretty special and
strength with hands away from frame, will snuff out placement in a true zone run heavy system would optimize
- 10 Yard Split: N/A defenders with grasp in both zone run and pass pro. ability to play with power on the move.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Has very strong center of gravity thanks to wide Anchor Ability: Heavy hips and powerful legs allow for
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 base. Natural power allows for sustaining width in the feet absorption of contact, even after conceding first contact to
while playing against contact. End result is very infrequent defenders rushing from wider angles. Is very stubborn at the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 reps spinning off of contact or not being able to sustain point of attack, rarely bubbled backwards and forced to give
hand grip. ground.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are extremely powerful, but does Flexibility: Should not have the ability to move in the ways
need to watch grabbing cloth too tight to the armpit, has body does for stature. Is highly loose, natural athlete in the
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'06" some questionable reps in regard to holding. Hands do open field as a space blocker and has no issue with getting
well to flash tight to center of strike zone and possess solid hips open to the boundary in deeper pass sets. Shows good
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” natural pop. coil through the hips and knees to explode into contact.
Power at POA: Is a people mover, but also has mobility to Competitive Toughness: Team leader, has good habits
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A work across the body of defenders and turn out in zone runs. after the snap: will go out of way to help up teammates.
Has a good deal of linear pop, will utilize the posterior Functional strength is a huge asset between the snap and
- Short Shuttle: N/A chain to jolt defenders on contact and collapse the line of whistle. Has good hustle to run up the field and look for
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A scrimmage. extra blocks to pick up on big runs.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.17 N/A 6.60 8.10 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ronnie Stanley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Length/extension LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Chukwuma Okorafor is a unique blend of size, nimble feet and athleticism at the OT FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
position. He has found success in many play structures but working as a ZBS run scheme
would optimize his athleticism. Can be an early starter in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jamarco Jones, Offensive Tackle #74

Date of Birth: 06/04/1996 Senior, Ohio State Buckeyes

Rank: 4 Rank: 18
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 50

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016), Illinois (2017), Michigan (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Iowa (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Pass Sets: Feet are crisp to drive out of pass sets and when Football Intelligence: Is a polished, effective blocker as it
tasked with deep drops (not often) will get needed depth pertains to angles, hand fit, discipline and winning with
with quickness to protect the boundary. Does well to drive body positioning on outside runs. Will work the hips cleanly
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A off post leg inside and get out of stance with efficiency. across the body of defenders at the POA and create an alley
Capable of driving back inside to protect B-gap. as needed.
Length/Extension: Has needed arm length to effectively Functional Athleticism: Effective in both isolation and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.50 dictate first contact on a majority of pass rushers. Takes zone concepts as an individual. Capable puller on counter
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 advantage of length to push/pull and turn the shoulders of action or influence reads to get ahead of the ball and up the
defensive linemen. Ability to run rushes past landmark in field. Climbs the ladder well on double teams and is a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the pocket is strong. strong second level blocker with stickiness.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will overextend in instances, first step can allow Anchor Ability: Has high set hips but has no issues with
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A weight to roll forward onto the toes or can at times even dropping down and sinking to absorb rushers. Recovery
lose patience and willingness to let rushers come into skills after absorbing first contact have only been
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 vicinity. Lateral mobility and base while engaged is strong problematic in random instances. Functional play strength
to stay in the play. in both halves is strong.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Wins often with placement and Flexibility: Loose, fluid hips. Has no problem opening for
manipulation of bodies with the hands. Will rip through to width to get out of stance and in front of a boundary run,
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'06" the second level, long arm while crossing the face of nor in rolling hips through contact to unload power into
blockers and get a clean punch in tight on the chest of de- opposition. Has ability to peel back late and pick off late
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” fenders when tasked with driving off the ball. shooting LBs.
Power at POA: Is an absolute bull against B-gap defenders Competitive Toughness: Showed good mental toughness
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when tasked with playing power. Quickness out of stance in returning to Michigan (2017) after suffering leg injury in
and upper body power will consistently collapse the POA the second half. Has a notable presence in the run game and
- Short Shuttle: N/A and generate movement for RBs to fall in line behind. Best can be found working down the field to pick off additional
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A individual trait. flow. Drives off balance defenders into the turf.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.39 N/A 5.16 8.35 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Michael Oher INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Patience LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Jamarco Jones has the needed fundamentals and body type to be a successful Left FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Tackle at the NFL level. His ideal fit is as a LT in an inside zone running system. Is a
viable option to step in and start immediately at a rookie. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Will Richardson, Offensive Tackle #54

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, North Carolina State Wolfpack

Rank: T5 Rank: 36
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 32
(Y/N): Played:

NFL Combine Games watched: Pittsburgh (2017), Arizona State (2017), Florida State (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6055 Pass Sets: Has a strong cadence off the right side. Shows Football Intelligence: Very likable usage of athletic
comfort and control in feet to work off the LOS and gain ability to subtly manipulate defenders at the POA and win
depth while framing pass rushers appropriately. Covers favorable body position. Takes good angles working on 45
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" notable ground on first drive step out of stances to steeping degree pass sets and when tasked with cutoff blocks on the
edge angles. first and second level.
Length/Extension: Surreal length and has done well to Functional Athleticism: Is not the most sudden mover, but
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.26 consistently optimize extension skills. Will extend arms and does move with fluidity and grace. Does not labor when
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 run rushers past the peak of the pocket with little issue, isolated to work back inside and slam shut vs. inside moves.
creating a firm edge to the pocket and giving QB plenty of Effective staying sticky after point of first contact due to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A room to step up. active feet.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Utilized wide base with effectiveness, has no Anchor Ability: Powerful lower half. Has strong core and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A problem with shifting weight to either foot and driving no issue with eating up power rushes if tested by interior
through step to keep posture tall and balance under control defenders in pass protection. Natural strength is notable and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 when pressured. paired with a strong set of feet in protection to stay tethered
to the ground.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are powerful, does well despite Flexibility: Pad level can be an issue at times but by and
long length in wingspan to strike out with good timing. large has the strength to mask it. Has good bend in the knees
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" Sinks in a strong hold on defenders when working tight and and is able to sustain a wide base of support when on the
shows understanding of how to push/pull defenders and move in pass sets to keep balance and ability to redirect vs.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” generate turn at the POA. rushers in space.
Power at POA: Will uproot defensive ends in the run Competitive Toughness: Has good peripheral vision to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A game with effectiveness. Will drive the feet and keep identify late rushers or opportunities to pick off defensive
defenders frames well, is not often caught spinning off of a flow. Plays with a great level of functional strength and
- Short Shuttle: N/A block with narrow feet. ability to bully rushers if tested with power.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.44 N/A 7.12 7.85 2015 suspension (1 game)
2017 suspension (2 games) (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ju'Wuan James INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length/extension Worst Trait: Off field issues LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Will Richardson meets all of the needed requirements to start along the offensive line. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
His high end length and fluid movement skills make him an attractive option to start early
in his career. Experienced on right side should warrant plug and play consideration at RT. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Orlando Brown Jr, Offensive Tackle #78

Date of Birth: 05/02/1996 Redshirt Junior, Oklahoma Sooners

Rank: T5 Rank: 37
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 40

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma State (2017), Texas (2017), Ohio State (2017), Texas Christian (2017), Iowa State (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6077 Pass Sets: Is most effective on lateral sets or shallow pass Football Intelligence: Is very disciplined in
drops, mitigating foot speed and allowing length and natural responsibilities, rarely caught leaning and not ready to fulfil
anchor to absorb defenders and steepen angles for primary responsibility in protections. Will take inside
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A cornering. Does well to keep leverage inside out and will rusher, knows when back has protection on gap inside or
sustain post leg up field to keep inside gap shut. out. Handles stunts well.
Length/Extension: Has vines for arms, will ride out rushers Functional Athleticism: Is pleasantly mobile when getting
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.85 along the outside and natural length is consistently enough out of stance. Has been used as a puller in power plays to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 to keep defenders from flattening quickly. Can improve far side of field, does well to get into alley and turn up to
strike accuracy to optimize length but shows great recovery seal out defenders. Has great ability to stay sticky on second
- 10 Yard Split: 2.00 skill with wingspan. level defenders due to size and athletic ability.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can get knocked off trajectory due to a narrow Anchor Ability: Heavy, powerful lower half. Has great
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 base at times. When trying to handle speed rushers will let natural strength and will win reps other tackles will not just
feet narrow and as a result can be susceptible to power on account of the power in frame. Will stonewall B-gap
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 rushes. Has a natural anchor to recover in such situations defenders when blocking down in slide protections. Will
but will inevitably give ground. handle head up power rushers with ease.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Needs to clean up the strike zone, will Flexibility: Does not play with an enviable pad level due to
often catch jab on the top of defender's shoulder pads as stature. Has a modest ability to hinge the hips and greet
- Standing Broad Jump: 6'10" compared to on the numbers. Does well to rework hands wide angled rushers. Does illustrate ability to drive out of
into a favorable position and shows a great deal of hand kick step and keep feet out from underneath of hips to play
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” strength once a fit is established. with a solid base.
Power at POA: Plays like a sledgehammer at the POA. Competitive Toughness: Mean, nasty mauler and plays
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Consistently blows out of stance on drive plays and washes with a large presence both as a pass protector in help
out defenders. Has excellent ability to yank defenders out of situations or when emerging on the second level. Strength is
- Short Shuttle: N/A position with hands and wall off gaps in cut off situations or staple of game and can be a valuable tone setter for a gap/
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reach blocks. power team.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.48 N/A 4.44 7.92 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Morgan Moses INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Foot speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Orlando Brown Jr. should be afforded the opportunity to play Left Tackle for a gap/ FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
power scheme. His length mitigates his foot speed issue and Brown possesses the needed
recovery ability to ride out speed rushers. Will be challenged by blue chip speed rushers. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Tyrell Crosby, Offensive Tackle #73

Date of Birth: 09/05/1995 Senior, Oregon Ducks

Rank: 7 Rank: 60
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 36

Senior Bowl Games watched: Virginia (2016), Oregon State (2017), Arizona (2017), Arizona State (2017), Washington State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6045 Pass Sets: Feet are active. Does well to not overextend and Football Intelligence: Has a good self awareness to seal
steps with frequency to sustain balance and enable mirror inside as a cut off blocker. Shows understanding of need for
ability on the edge. Does not take a lot of depth in deeper body position as a back side blocker in the run game. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A sets, more apt to hinge early and square up rushers early in success passing off stunts, will work hip to hip with
the set. teammate before passing off.
Length/Extension: Has notable length in arms. Effective Functional Athleticism: Modest ability to play in space, is
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.24 using a long arm to optimize length and establish early most notable when firing directly out of stance as a drive
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 contact on defenders. Willing and able to dictate body blocker in the run game. Has enough quickness in the feet to
positioning with hands at a length, is not confined to hinge and get out of stance as a pivot blocker or as a puller
- 10 Yard Split: 1.86 working in a phone booth. as needed.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Does play a bit top heavy. Will get weight too far Anchor Ability: Strong as hell. Raw power comes from the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 forward against more physically stout defenders and allow upper half but has ability to absorb bull rushes and keep the
base to be pulled off set. Carries hips a bit high in space and feet anchored to the ground to prevent collapsing into the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 as a result can get punched off of pathway to blockers from lap of the QB.
defensive linemen.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Has good versatility in attacks. Will Flexibility: Does carry some tightness through the hips.
throw a long arm to strike early, rip underneath slanting Doesn't do well to disassociate the feet and hips from the
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" defensive linemen to win body position and toss defenders shoulders, as a result can produce a swinging gate feel when
with powerful hands and a good fit. Initial punch can miss pressed with speed on the boundary in obvious passing
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” high and outside in some cases but hands are a plus trait. situations.
Power at POA: Mauler. Has ability to dispose of defenders Competitive Toughness: Blue collar attitude in the run
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with a powerful toss, has lifted bodies off the ground and game. Holds on in pass protection but bread and butter is
out of the way on more than one occasion. Drive blocking playing forward at the snap. Does well to scramble and
- Short Shuttle: N/A skills and ability to uproot in double team situations is optimize length when beat to try to ride out rushers past the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A highly impressive. QB.

FILM SCORE
2016 foot injury Offensive Tackle
6.57 N/A 5.79 7.74 (missed 10 games) (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Cyrus Kouandjio INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Tyrell Crosby can be a quality starting OL at the NFL level. He appears to hold the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
needed functional athleticism and foot speed to play Left Tackle. With his power in the run
game, it would be wise to run a lot of gap/power plays behind frame and move the LOS. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Desmond Harrison, Offensive Tackle #68

Date of Birth: 10/08/1993 Redshirt Senior, West Georgia Wolves

Rank: 8 Rank: 65
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 17

NFL Combine Games watched: Valdosta State (2017), Delta State (2017), West Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6060 Pass Sets: Natural suddenness and ability to get depth Football Intelligence: Unpolished and inexperienced. Had
out of stance is terrific, even with some false steps and a taste of big time football at Texas before being suspended
inefficient movements. Will need to clean up base and es- and taking 2 years away from football. Is likely facing a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" tablish a cleaner blocking platform to compensate for high steep jump to the NFL level after starting just 9 games in
levels of competition. college career in Division II.
Length/Extension: Wonderful length and range as a Functional Athleticism: Best natural athlete of any OL in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.90 blocker. Showcases impressive natural strength and ability the class. Awesome mobility, burst, speed and power for
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 to slap the hands on defenders and bully smaller bodies physical package. Can be a dominating presence if able to
around without much effort. Violent in hand usage and to harness movements and trust technique.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A thrust and finish a play.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can be a dog chasing cars at times, will get too Anchor Ability: Something of a question mark without
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A linear in pursuit efforts instead of showing anticipation to being tested at WGU. Needs to improve base regardless and
climb or take angles in pass sets. Recovery balance and skill keep hips set lower. Natural power and ability to absorb a
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 to stave off contact and keep moving on current path is punch is very strong and has needed power to negate a bull
impressive. rush attempt.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hand strike placement is a bit of a Flexibility: Natural mobility is a terrific foundation, has
question, will not regularly land first stab on the chest of pliable lower body and very loose hips to hinge and turn to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A defenders. Does show willingness to reset the hands and has run off defenders trying to turn the corner. Has very long
a useful forearm club to negate a defender's first punch that range and the skill to play with power once hands are
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” has flashed on film. extended away from the body.
Power at POA: Bully mentality, often times will uproot on Competitive Toughness: Effort to run defenders off the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A first contact. Strictly speaking an elite specimen in line is strong. Thrives on pancakes and loves to let
comparison to level of competition but has the needed traits defenders know when they are out of their league. A big
- Short Shuttle: N/A to carry over same levels of success to the next level. trash talker. Hustle and play through the whistle to bury
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A bodies is top tier.

FILM SCORE
Missed entire 2014 season at Offensive Tackle
4.67 N/A 8.11 7.70 Texas w/ suspensions
2 years at JUCO (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Eric Winston INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Off field concerns LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Desmond Harrison is an incredible physical specimen who has the ability to be a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
lockdown Left Tackle in the NFL. His fit is best suited for a team willing to use their OL in
space. Harrison is a long term investment with boom or bust potential. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Alex Cappa, Offensive Tackle #71

Date of Birth: 01/27/1995 Senior, Humboldt State Jacks

Rank: 9 Rank: 68
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 43

Senior Bowl Games watched: Western Oregon (2017), Simon Fraser (2017), Central Washington (2017), Senior Bowl (2018)
- Measured Height: 6055 Pass Sets: Has a great cadence in feet. Trusts footwork to Football Intelligence: Level of competition concerns are
carry to needed framing of pass rushers. Illustrates desirable mitigates with strong Senior Bowl, but not fully alleviated.
foot quickness to get depth and drive out of stance in a Has proven to mentally handle bigger/faster/stronger
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" hurry as needed. Sustains a balanced posture and does well athletes but much of domination on tape came down to
to keep tied to the ground. balance and hand power vs. outmatched defenders.
Length/Extension: Showcases requisite length to play Functional Athleticism: Very fluid in space. Quickness
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.36 tackle but more importantly does very well to sync up strike and effectiveness can be attributed to balance and base to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 timing and catch defenders entering area at optimal timing always stay in control of body. Effective extending up to the
to offset forward momentum of defenders. second level and picking off LB flow on the backside. Can
- 10 Yard Split: 1.87 be used as a space puller to get out in front of runs.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Feet are constantly in motion and consistently on Anchor Ability: A bit light in the trunk, which will need to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 the ground. Has some of the best mirror ability in the class continue to be addressed. Carries a lot of weight below the
to stick with defenders in open spaces. Does well through waist, so hip drop is present to sink and absorb a power
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 contact to keep the feet moving and transfer initial blow into rush. Needs to continue to work and remold upper body
forward momentum. strength to alleviate strength concerns.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are compact and land in the breast Flexibility: Has nice lower body mobility, consistent in
plate of defenders with good consistency. Has terrific ability steps and does well to isolate the legs in pass sets while
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" to uproot defenders trying to disengage from the block and keeping spinal posture tall on the hips. Has ability to bend
has a notable number of knockdowns directly attributed to the knees and sink the hips in order to sustain leverage in
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” hand usage to tug off base. pass sets.
Power at POA: Initial explosion out of stance is primary Competitive Toughness: Plays bigger than size on
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A key to establishing push at the LOS. Would like to see account of balance, hand efficiency and movement skills to
some additional upper body strength added through weight out-leverage defenders. Likable tenacity as a run blocker to
- Short Shuttle: N/A room work, is underdeveloped in the upper half RE: body stay in the face of defenders and offer little window to step
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A composition. laterally and escape.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.27 N/A 6.10 7.45 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jack Mewhort INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Upper body strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Alex Cappa projects favorably into a heavy zone scheme running offense and can be a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
long term starter. His technical skills can afford him the opportunity to start right away but
some needed weight room improvements could limit ceiling to more of a long term affair. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kolton Miller, Offensive Tackle #77

Date of Birth: 07/10/1995 Redshirt Junior, UCLA Bruins

Rank: 10 Rank: 84
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 31

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas A&M (2017), Colorado (2017), Memphis (2017), Stanford (2017), Arizona State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6085 Pass Sets: Foot cadence is strong. Would like a bit more Football Intelligence: Angles in both run game and pass
initial drive out of stance with first kick but overall frames set are strong. Processes stunts and double teams well to
defenders well out in space. Needs to get hands synced up identify and attack a fresh face if poking nose into
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A with rest of the body to optimize play. Good angles out of responsible gap. Still a bit raw technically from the waist
stance to greet rushers. up, however.
Length/Extension: Has terrific length, every trait needed to Functional Athleticism: Has a touch of stiffness through
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.95 be highly effective away from the body. Hands can carry the hips but in linear situations and when climbing to the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 low and strike late, which gives up chest and exposes some second level can be an asset in the run game. Has enough
anchor issues due to leverage of a high pad level. Needs to foot quickness to mirror and stay balanced on defenders
- 10 Yard Split: N/A improve extension and strike timing. rushing off of the edge.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can get knocked around some due to frame, is top Anchor Ability: Strength lies in the hands and upper body.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 heavy and doesn't carry a lot of mass from the waist down. Will not show top shelf ability to drop the hips and eat up
Has a strong base to stay balanced and sustain blocks but power rushers, instead needs to win with first strike to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 can give up space if taking of heavy contact and lose ability negate forward push from defenders trying to collapse the
to drop hips and anchor. pocket and bull to target.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are active and engaged to work Flexibility: Shows some tightness in the hips, particularly
for a more favorable hand fit throughout protection reps. when trying to sink. Will pop tall out of stance when trying
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01 Has awareness to attack at the wrist and left to rob rushers to get lateral width, struggles to hinge cleanly without
of leverage. Needs to improve initial strike and height of having to turn the body.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” hands to carry and be ready to throw.
Power at POA: Terrific push when able to fire off the ball. Competitive Toughness: Mean. Is consistently able to win
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Effective in both man to man and double teams to create reps thanks to hustle, athletic ability playing forward and
movement and be a reliable POA resetting blocker. Strength usage of the hands. Given and winning tough assignments
- Short Shuttle: N/A stems from momentum and total body strength, masks lack with far reaching landmarks.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of leverage issues effectively.

FILM SCORE
2016 foot INJ Offensive Tackle
5.59 N/A 8.03 7.38 (missed 5 games) (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jason Spriggs INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Footwork Worst Trait: Hand timing LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Kolton Miller has every needed trait to be a top tier starting OT in the NFL. Miller FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
projects favorably to a gap/power system to utilize his strength at the POA coming forward
with consistency. Technical development requirements do limit early returns. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Brandon Parker, Offensive Tackle #70

Date of Birth: 10/21/1995 Senior, North Carolina A&T Aggies

Rank: 11 Rank: 106
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 48

Senior Bowl Games watched: Kent State (2016), Charlotte (2017), South Carolina State (2017), Grambling (2017)
- Measured Height: 6072 Pass Sets: Kick slide is going to require a complete Football Intelligence: Level of competition has allowed
overhaul. Currently drives with first step and shuffles feet, for the development of some poor habits as it relates to hand
often becoming square to the LOS far too early. Steps are usage and angles working out of stance. Struggled against
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" long, if fully capable of covering a high amount of space. pass rushers at the 2018 Senior Bowl, suggesting level of
Has to be more cognitive of inside-out angles. competition is a big hurdle as well.
Length/Extension: Has all of the length in the world, has Functional Athleticism: Has a very good foundational skill
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.40 no issue with dictating reps with hands when balanced set. Is light on feet when climbing the ladder forward and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 and patience working through pass set. Effective in has enough fluidity to become much improved in pass sets.
absorbing defenders in tight quarters and overwhelming Has mobility to fight across face of blockers and establish
- 10 Yard Split: N/A with hands. walled off positioning.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Balance issues are the effect of a lack of patience Anchor Ability: Has the pure strength in both upper and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A in space. Is too eager to gain ground and chase instead of lower body to be able to establish a firm set on defenders
allowing frame and athletic ability force defenders to show attempting to play through the body and collapse with bull
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 their hand. Can get knocked around by heavy handed rushes. Does well to keep feet tethered and anchored to play
defenders due to pure height. with strength.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Carries hands well and in favorable Flexibility: Pure height has led to some barriers, but shows
positioning to shoot with quickness and jolt defenders. Has admirable knee bend and some needed hip drop in pass sets
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" to improve placement of his hands to get inside the chest of to play with power. Bit more stiff playing forward but
defenders, will often times shoot high due to natural body athleticism allows for masking of rigid hips when trying to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” alignment. roll through contact.
Power at POA: Shows fair consistency to frame defenders Competitive Toughness: Shows good hustle and effort to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with feet and keep optimal width in the hips. Ability to work back into plays off the back side. Has a good level of
translate against stronger, more developed athletes is a functional strength and did well to impose will in the run
- Short Shuttle: N/A question but there's great foundation and good awareness of game on smaller defenders. Is much more effective playing
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A posture to play with strength. forward currently.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.45 N/A 6.67 7.02 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Julie'n Davenport INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Pass sets LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Brandon Parker is a high upside prospect with rare physical traits. His NFL FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
development should not be rushed, he should be allowed time to hone his footwork, hand
placement and body mechanics to help him reach his high ceiling as a player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Martinas Rankin, Offensive Tackle #55

Date of Birth: 10/20/1994 Senior, Mississippi State Bulldogs

Rank: 12 Rank: 116
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 26

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisville (2017), Alabama (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6043 Pass Sets: Kick slide is balanced, but does not possess Football Intelligence: Is consistent in run responsibilities
needed foot speed to stay in front of pass rushers if isolated and doesn't often make mental errors. Can help to mask
in space. Will struggle to pin rushers back inside vs. a two physical limitations by being more effective in space with
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A way go and is prone to giving up inside pressure if forced to pursuit, can be linear and take self out of favorable positions
get width away from the LG. by not anticipating flow.
Length/Extension: Does not play with needed length to Functional Athleticism: Struggles with lateral mobility or
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A stave off outside pass rushers. As a result will be forced to when tasked to get out into space and act as a lead blocker
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 collision later in pass sets and will have compromised body for outside runs. Show area agility is only modest but does
position. show exceptional leg drive playing forward as a drive
- 10 Yard Split: N/A blocker in power run game.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Sits over feet well and keeps feet collected. Anchor Ability: Has very powerful lower body and has no
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 Doesn't get over-anxious and reach/lean away from power issues with sinking the hips and absorbing bull rushes. Hand
position to try to get hands on defenders. Very strong lower strength is also a notable plus to offset initial bull rush
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 body and natural base to sustain position when knocked by efforts. Does well with walling off defenders in turnout
- Vertical Jump: N/A heavy hitting DL. situations as well.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Lack of length aside, shows great grip Flexibility: Shows a fair amount of coil through the hips as
strength and ability to squeeze and sink in a grasp on a linear player, both playing forward and driving out of
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A defensive linemen and sustain grasp to dictate position stance. Issues arise when tasked with playing laterally, will
through the whistle. have pads pop up and loses all burst when trying to get
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5”
width or into the sideline.
Power at POA: Road grading run blocker with a lot of Competitive Toughness: Power player, difficult to get
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A success resetting the line of scrimmage. Has heavy hands, a uprooted off of spot. Gives honest effort to try to find way
wide frame and the ability to engulf defenders at the point back into a position to run rushers past the QB if giving up a
- Short Shuttle: N/A of attack. Would like to see increased foot activity after push through inside gap.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A initial push off the LOS, however.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.94 N/A 6.30 (Size only) 7.16 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: John Jerry INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Lateral mobility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OL Martinas Rankin projects most favorably as a Guard at the NFL level. Rankin's limited FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
lateral mobility and sub-optimal strike length make him a difficult projection outside, but
inside he can be protected from covering large areas and reset the LOS in the run game. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Geron Christian, Offensive Tackle #74


Rank: 13 Rank: 122
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 39

NFL Combine Games watched: North Carolina State (2016), Florida State (2017), Clemson (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Purdue (2017)
- Measured Height: 6051 Pass Sets: Has terrific mass, foot stride and length. That Football Intelligence: Has been a bit linear in pursuit of
said, footwork is currently a work in progress. Will be quick defenders out in space, will lean and chase instead of
to flip the hips and chase after speed rushers, giving up an allowing play to develop and come to him. Requires
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A inside counter and clean pathway back to the passer. Needs continued coaching in technical portions of position and
to pace kick slide more consistently. patience.
Length/Extension: Has very large wingspan, effective in Functional Athleticism: Has needed mobility to be a
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.34 extending the arms to run defenders past the peak of the franchise left tackle and mirror against pass rushers on the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 pocket and out of the play. Does not optimize length with edge. Has needed mobility to play on the second level as
initial strike, carries hands too low and lets defenders get well, biggest issues here seem to step from harnessing high
- 10 Yard Split: 1.83 into the chest with too much frequency. athletic skill set and creating an efficient player.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays out overtop of toes with too much Anchor Ability: Natural strength and mass in the lower half
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 frequency, allowing him to be pulled off of pass sets or lose is going to mask a lot of issues but reshaping of both the
leverage in the run game. Will also be prone to absorbing a hands and feet are the key to unlocking high end potential,
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 bull rush with the body and be rolled back onto heels due to has a very high ceiling if able to get body ergonomically
irregular hand striking. aligned.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Needs to tighten up the strike zone, at Flexibility: Has the needed bend throughout frame, notable
times is too complacent to land punches on the outside of athlete with low hips, clean ability to disassociate each half
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the pads. Will overwhelm defenders with strength in the of the body and hinge to greet rushers. Plays too loose,
hands once established with a firm fit to uproot and discard however, needs to tighten things up and be more deliberate
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” out of position. in movements to remain economic.
Power at POA: Has the ability to engulf defenders at the Competitive Toughness: Disappointing effort in stretches,
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A point of attack, but does need to be conscious of foot has been caught easing off the gas after an initial effort at
activity to continue to run through contact and finish reps the snap. Functional strength in a balanced base and clean
- Short Shuttle: N/A instead of simply delivering an initial reset of the LOS and fit is very difficult to discard of.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A then leaning into a block.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.07 N/A 5.63 7.06 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Germain Ifedi INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length/extension Worst Trait: Hand technique LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Geron Christian is a high upside prospect, but one that will require notable coaching FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
in order to break some poor habits and reach ceiling of being a starting Left Tackle in the
NFL. Christian has the needed tools but despite long starting tenue isn't sure how to use it. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Cole Madison, Offensive Tackle #61

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

Rank: 14 Rank: 154
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 47

Senior Bowl Games watched: Boise State (2017), Southern California (2017), Colorado (2017), Michigan State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Pass Sets: Effective initial drive out of stance due to light Football Intelligence: Has terrific playing experience,
feet. Has the needed step frequency to gain distance and not usage in Air Raid offense has allowed for development of
be pressured up field by a vast majority of pass rushers. Has some good habits as a pass protector, although striking and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" effective angles and trusts feet to carry out of stance and hand usage are going to be problematic until development
into space. takes place.
Length/Extension: Has requisite anatomical length but Functional Athleticism: Easy, free moving athlete with
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.33 does not show desirable habits and skill in hand usage to short area quickness to be implemented in the run game.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 throw strikes early and set the tone of reps. Needs to tighten Can get out of stance and into pulls as a boundary runner
punches into center of body and extend through with greater with effectiveness as well.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A intent.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Can be quantified two ways: balance in open Anchor Ability: Is far too soft in the trunk and ability to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 space is very strong. Quick, swift feet and carries frame drop the hips. Needs to spend notable time addressing weak
well. Balance in tight quarters when absorbing contact is core and lower body, will get bubbled too easily and will
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 problematic, will get knocked around and catch hands too concede space by untying both feet to the ground in efforts
frequently. to regain leverage.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are carried low in pass sets, needs Flexibility: Has little issue with reaching and extending feet
to posture with a more favorable position to prevent giving out away from hips to gain depth in pass sets. Comfortable
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" up a big blow with consistency and allowing pad level to be driving off of inside leg on quick sets as well. Hips are loose
jolted. Aware of need to rework hands after first punch, as a puller and could have success consistently hinging and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” does well to find a grip after impact. opening to the boundary.
Power at POA: Does not offer a great deal of push in the Competitive Toughness: Will get pushed around with too
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A run game. Would be more effective as a zone blocker due to much frequency. Unfavorable play strength negates a lot
lack of lower body power and poor habits with hands to of great initial traits and baseline skill set. As a result,
- Short Shuttle: N/A strike and create initial push forward into the defensive side favorable projection with weight room work.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of the LOS.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.94 N/A 6.37 6.80 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ty Sambrailo INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Cole Madison is a project player who lacks the weight room strength to hold his own FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
against powerful interior defensive linemen. Madison has the length and foot quickness to
play outside but must add notable strength to his weight and lower body. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
K.C. McDermott, Offensive Tackle #52


Rank: 15 Rank: 162
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 37

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Syracuse (2017), Florida State (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 6055 Pass Sets: Struggles on account of limited foot speed to Football Intelligence: Can stand to improve angles when
gain depth in kick slide and protect against faster pass releasing onto the second level to work into position to
rushers without having to bail out his base. Has made pick off backside flow. Promising upward trajectory as
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" notable improvements on the edge since 2016 conversion pertains to hands and feet, suggesting good retention and
from LG to show nice cadence of feet in shallow sets. coachability.
Length/Extension: Does possess length to be used as an Functional Athleticism: Struggles to gear down and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.34 asset. Will extend arms when pressured in deep sets to run mirror in space, but has a nice release out in front of slow
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 rushers beyond the peak of the pocket. Has ability to play developing plays. Adequate lateral mobility but foot speed
with lateral range with hand is extended away from body to is a consistent issue that causes missed blocks and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A stave off defenders shooting gaps. overrunning potential second effort plays.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays on a narrow base as a drive blocker, will Anchor Ability: Plays with high hips, needs to be able to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 lose footing and fail to maintain block. Cadence in sink and absorb contact cleanly through the ground. Has
controlled pass sets show good weight distribution, although been caught untied to the ground and will give up notable
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 once locked up with defenders will untether the inside leg ground against bull rushes if not quick to throw hands and
and soften post stance. stun a forward push .
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: An area of continued development. Still Flexibility: Shows need to keep hips and pads tied
needs to work on accuracy of hand placement and know together, is not capable of a whole lot of independence
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" when to pull away from a block to avoid potential holding between the upper and lower halves. Hip drop needs to be
calls. Has become better with using length to an advantage improved to prevent the need for much more lower body
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” instead of catching blows. and core strength.
Power at POA: Will not consistently generate push on Competitive Toughness: Likable effort levels to find work
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A account of foot activity and width of base, has a hard time if left unoccupied by pass rush initially. Does well on screen
getting stars aligned to get everything behind blocks and plays and short passes to zip down the field in an effort to
- Short Shuttle: N/A create big movement. Much more effective against create a big play block.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders of smaller stature.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
8.00 N/A 5.76 6.84 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Paul McQuistan INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length/extension Worst Trait: Foot speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT K.C.McDermott has made good strides in polishing his technique, making him an FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
attractive option as a long term/developmental Tackle prospect. McDermott requires
added polish and strength but could be a viable OT in a gap/power oriented system in time. SIZE CONCERN S
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Brett Toth, Offensive Tackle #78

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Army Mules

Rank: 16 Rank: 189
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 26

Senior Bowl Games watched: Duke (2017), Navy (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6056 Pass Sets: Is a complete shot in the dark. Hasn't been asked Football Intelligence: Long term developmental project,
to play as a pass protector and first extended looks at the comes from option based offense and hasn't begun to
Senior Bowl illustrated promise but a long way to go as it develop pass sets yet. Also illustrates shaky usage of the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" relates to development. hands when in space, failing to latch on after initial punch
and allowing defenders to bounce off.
Length/Extension: Has requisite length to play OT at the Functional Athleticism: Natural second level athlete, ac-
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A next level and is eager to throw the hands and bully customed to climbing up and challenging LBs. Has light,
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 defenders. Has no issue with attacking early in a rep thanks lean frame but also plays in linear fashion, hasn't been asked
to aggressive nature and defeat a charge into the backfield. to work a lot in lateral capacities. Will lean into transitions
- 10 Yard Split: N/A instead of pivoting and bringing the feet.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Is very difficult to get unglued once set with Anchor Ability: Strong, but also tall and lean. A dangerous
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A hands and able to create the first step of forward push in the mix for needing to sink the hips and absorb defenders
run game. Looks to be on uneasy footing when playing pushing into the backfield in pass protection. Ability to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 laterally or in a pass set, feet are guilty of narrowing and correct the feet and stay framed as a run blocker is
limiting base. admirable and a plus quality.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: In-line usage is terrific. Settles into a Flexibility: Shows a modest level of mobility through the
firm fit on the breastplate of defenders and will keep the knees to say bend and anchored. Is at best when able to coil
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A elbows tucked to sustain strength in the back. Needs to reel into contact and explode through bodies firing out of stance
in punches on the second level, looks for knockout blows in the run game.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” instead of latching firm.
Power at POA: Has overwhelmed many comers with Competitive Toughness: Plays through the whistle and
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ability to roll, latch and drive the feet. Effective gap/power illustrates desirable demeanor for a tone setting OL in the
blocker to create movement and collapse defenders run game. Has good balance/recovery if challenged in head
- Short Shuttle: N/A effectively. Can be tasked with washing down, driving off to head situations and isn't easily reset when firing off of the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the line or turning out. ball.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.05 N/A 6.29 (Size only) 6.88 Will require 2 years of
military service (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kyle Murphy INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Pass sets LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Brett Toth is an intriguing late round target for a team implementing a lot of gap/ FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
power runs. Toth's ability to win at the POA can be valuable, but he's a total liability in
pass sets and is required to serve 2 years of military service due to Academy commitments. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Joseph Noteboom, Offensive Tackle #68

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Texas Christian Horned Frogs

Rank: 17 Rank: 215
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 53

Senior Bowl Games watched: Baylor (2017), West Virginia (2017), Baylor (2017), Oklahoma (2017)
- Measured Height: 6051 Pass Sets: Illustrates suboptimal depth in pass sets, Football Intelligence: Long tenured starter at LT, but
especially for frame. Needs to get more drive out of initial technical development is still a marked issue that will need
step to prevent hinging to greet rushers too early and pro- to be addressed. Is not an "instant" prospect but does have
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" vide a soft inside angle to passer. Will need to improve hand some useful tools that do warrant consideration for
usage and timing as well. investment.
Length/Extension: Has tremendous natural length, but Functional Athleticism: Mobility is a non-issue, especially
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.96 ability to implement is shaky. Prefers to play with hands when tasked with playing forward. Lateral quickness is
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 tight to the chest and is not often seen extending the arms to present in tight quarters, can get width out of stance in an
run pass rushers past landmarks on boundary rushes. Will effort to gain an angle on a defender working inline at the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A need to develop comfort and use length to advantage. LOS.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Would like to see a more fluid base, often times is Anchor Ability: Leverage can be something of an issue
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 caught leaning or fails to run the feet through contact as a unless set firmly into the ground. Does have flashes of a
way to keep hips overtop of center of gravity. Gets busted strong, wide base and hips anchored low to the ground, but
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 with a narrow base in pass sets and can be collapsed or struggles to find this posture when forced to work on an
turned out by a heavy handed rusher. island in protection.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hand timing is off. Fails to capitalize Flexibility: Fails to unload the hips and roll through
on natural length and stun early in reps, instead will catch contact when blocking off of the LOS. Inability to coil
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'06" defenders and try to synch in tight and keep defender in through contact negates potential for road grading
close quarters. Does not often illustrate pop or press in drive tendencies, instead relies on stickiness to stay engaged with
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” block situations. blockers.
Power at POA: Modest success but has notable room for Competitive Toughness: Needs to play with more
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A improvement if able to clean up the hands. Will never be a aggression. Mentality with the hands often comes across as
powerhouse due to leverage issues but with length and passive, if able to have fire lit under butt and play with more
- Short Shuttle: N/A spatial mobility should have ability to run defenders off the urgency can see better consistency and results.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A line with more success than currently packaged.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.99 N/A 7.67 6.41 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Michael Schofield INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Hand technique LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Joe Noteboom is a modest project to undertake, but his natural length and frame can FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
be successful in the NFL with notable improvements in technique. Noteboom should be
regarded as a long term investment for a team running a lot of inside zone runs. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Sam Jones, Offensive Tackle #76

Date of Birth: 02/23/1996 Redshirt Junior, Arizona State Sun Devils

Rank: 18 Rank: 220
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 32

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2017), Colorado (2017), Oregon (2017)
- Measured Height: 6045 Pass Sets: Is a shallow set blocker who does not have the Football Intelligence: Show high aptitude to chip off of
needed hinge or foot speed to get off of the LOS and onto a double teams, takes strong angles to defenders on the
deeper platform with the pace to handle speed off the edge. second level when tasked with blocking out in space. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" Is also compromised by lack of length but has issues with handled multiple roles along the offensive line throughout
anchoring once contacted and will let feet collapse. career.
Length/Extension: Highly compromised due to failure to Functional Athleticism: Has great burst accelerating out of
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.32 meet baseline length to play outside. Movement skills can stance or off of a double team to pick off a second level
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 cover at the college level but is too often beaten to first defender. High impact in space thanks to quickness to beat
punch and will soften edges as a result. Time outside should LBs to the spot.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A be emergency only.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Shows nimble, quick feet in head up situations Anchor Ability: Will get walked back into the lap of passer
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 prior to contact. Valuable asset on lead blocks out in front with too much ease. Needs to keep the pad level down and
on the boundary. Loses ability to control reps with engaged sit more on the hips to provide a more stout, base, can get
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 in the trenches, lacks desirable functional strength in the caught leaning and with head down trying to make the most
base, core and the hand power to control 1st contact. of length.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Carries hands at required height, it ready Flexibility: Has the needed lower body mobility to pivot
to strike and shoot hands when throwing into a run fit. Is and shift weight with defenders to mirror, but hip height in
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'05" disciplined with placement, often times catching defenders pass sets is problematic and an open invitation for defenders
on the chest and transitioning into a firm grasp to run the to bull back into the QB.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” feet.
Power at POA: Aggressiveness and quickness are best Competitive Toughness: Mean, nasty demeanor. Play
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A assets, able to strike quickly and win with pace. Raw strength prevents mentality from truly shining through but
power is not a notable element of game but is capable of flashes of it, especially in combo blocks and when able to
- Short Shuttle: N/A generating some push with tenacity and foot drive after charge at LBs or DBs in the open field. Effort level is strong
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A establishing run fit. to uproot in the trenches if collisioning as secondary help.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.71 N/A 5.93 6.62 2016 ankle INJ (missed
5 games) (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: J.J. Dielman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Length/extension LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OL Sam Jones has likable traits, especially as a run blocker and when working out in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
space. His lack of length will restrict his success at OT, but perhaps a move to Center
would serve him best. A great fit for a screen heavy zone rushing offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
David Bright, Offensive Tackle #64

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Stanford Cardinal

Rank: 19 Rank: 225
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 53

NFL Combine Games watched: Kansas State (2016), Rice (2017), Arizona State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Pass Sets: Has experience as a protector from both inside Football Intelligence: Well seasoned player with
and outside. Has light feet to gain depth as needed and experience at every position along the offensive line
accelerate to carry defenders out of pathway to the QB. except for Center. Has good sense of timing and ability to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" Needs to improve initial angles to widen on desired sets and sell false reads to influence flow on the second level and
eliminate soft angles to the passer. create natural gaps in the defense.
Length/Extension: Has adequate level of length and Functional Athleticism: Has some success as a quick
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A showcases working knowledge of how to implement, puller to fold around a down block and turn back up into the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 capable of throwing a strike as defenders enter vicinity as a alley and challenge filling defenders. Has modest mirror
pass rusher. Needs to know when to disengage and reset, ability but showcases poor balance when left on an island
- 10 Yard Split: N/A however . and forced to mirror.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Will overcommit as a pass protector. Fails to Anchor Ability: Light in the trunk. Does not carry a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A showcase required foot activity once engaged with notable amount of weight below the belt and will struggle to
defenders and is too quick to fold at the waist and chase eat up bull rushes from accurate counters that rely on
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 after defenders in space. Finishes too many plays on the strength and lower body power. Will be collapsed into the
ground. lap of passer too easily.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Does not possess a lot of natural power Flexibility: Hips appear to play a touch tight and struggles
in the hands, is not a player that is going to be able to to disassociate from the shoulders when tasked with taking
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A dictate reps and negate rushers without having body and deeper pass sets, instead will drop entire frame and square
pads behind the hands. Needs to tighten up strike zone and to rushers, which allows for inside counters and a late
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” prevent hands from getting grabby outside the breast plate. ability to try to pin inside.
Power at POA: Is not a smash mouth blocker. Will have Competitive Toughness: Plays with good effort, visible
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A some success with defenders trying to pull away from grasp effort to stay out in front of outside runs down the field. Is a
and uncover quickly to scrape. Will get stood up in some player who will look for work if left unoccupied and take
- Short Shuttle: N/A one on one situations as a power/gap blocker at the POA. advantage of reps to knock defenders off course with a late
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A challenge.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.09 N/A 5.63 (Size only) 6.59 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jonathan Martin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football intelligence Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT David Bright projects as a zone scheme offensive lineman. His lack of effective pass FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
sets makes Bright a challenging projection and he is likely to require notable weight room
work to improve core strength and prevent folding to try to play with power. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Timon Parris, Offensive Tackle #71

Date of Birth: 09/11/1995 Redshirt Senior, Stony Brook Seawolves

Rank: 20 Rank: 234
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 41

NFL Combine Games watched: Delaware (2016), South Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6060 Pass Sets: Plays a bit too rigid in the back and needs to Football Intelligence: Level of competition is going to be
stay patient. Feet are a bit labored as well, looks to have to a problem coming up to the next level, has gotten by with a
work on kick slide to stay in position. Poor habit of over- lot of technical flaws that will be further exposed at the NFL
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" extending self once time comes to challenge rushers at first level. Long way from being ready to see an NFL field.
contact.
Length/Extension: Has terrific length, can be a true asset to Functional Athleticism: Movements are a bit clunky, steps
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A keep hands extended and ride out rushers if able to stay are placed where needed but appears to have to work extra
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 balanced on pass set. Does need to show a better sense of hard to do so. Not a natural mover and is a bit heavy footed.
when to throw, which would further increase angles for Has good quickness working up onto the second level.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A rushers off the edge.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays too loose in the body, has to tighten up the Anchor Ability: Natural strength may be best trait, has a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 core and not be so quick to flail limbs. Cannot finish thick lower body and carries weight well on frame in
opportunities to dictate reps due to poor body control and order to absorb rushes with lower body. Can get knocked
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 irregular ability to stay balanced when isolated out in space. off kilter if caught without hands in a ready to strike
position, however.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Placement is currently all over the map. Flexibility: Looks to be a bit tight in the hips and struggles
Does not provide a great deal of pop in the hands unless with lateral mobility as a result. Does not trust feet to play
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A able to catch a defender in tight spaces. Needs to drop the out from underneath of hips and as a result is very rigid with
elbows and keep hands in a power position in order to lateral strides or when trying to slam the door shut on a
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” supplement natural strength. rusher pressing up the field.
Power at POA: Can be a bulldozer in tight spaces. If Competitive Toughness: Has a lot of natural strength.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A able to overwhelm DL early in the rep and generate some Able to jolt defenders when catching them flush. Every so
forward push is capable of walking defender off the LOS often a rep will align just right in all phases and he can look
- Short Shuttle: N/A with great effectiveness. Needs to drop the but and keep the like a stud. Problem is the irregularities make those reps few
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A head up in order to be more regular at POA. and far between.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.21 N/A 8.33 6.34 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jerald Hawkins INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anchor ability Worst Trait: Pass sets LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Timon Parris is a very intriguing developmental prospect, who could project favorably FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
into a gap/power rushing offense. Parris has all of the needed tools, even though he isn't
the most natural mover. Will require a long tenure as depth before tested on field, though. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Brian O'Neill, Offensive Tackle #70

Date of Birth: 09/15/1995 Redshirt Junior, Pittsburgh Panthers

Rank: T21 Rank: 236
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 38

Senior Bowl Games watched: Miami (2016), Northwestern (2016), Pennsylvania State (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Miami (2017)
- Measured Height: 6067 Pass Sets: Has difficulty cleanly driving out of stance to Football Intelligence: Only converted to playing offensive
gain depth in pass set. Will false step, fail to gain depth and tackle as a freshman (played TE in HS). Developmental
be forced to flip hips up the field and out of a leveraged curve has a ways to go still, is raw in many technical
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" position on deeper pass sets. Fails to use aligned angles to components of the position.
steepen track of pass rushers.
Length/Extension: Illustrates great wingspan for the Functional Athleticism: Is terrific out in space. Natural
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 position, although utilization is a work in progress. Has to moving athlete, has little issue picking off second level flow
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 become more aware of when to strike with the hands and in the run game or pulling to get out in front of a play with
consistently generate a stun as compared to catching bodies. quickness. Has mobility to work down the field without any
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Will extend arms to run rushers past the pocket. issues.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Is more compromised with base the higher the Anchor Ability: Is very light in the trunk. Will get bubbled
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 traffic in area is. Will get knocked around and collapsed backwards and give far too much ground against twitchy
with a defender in face, but when isolated in pass protection speed to power rushers. Needs to dedicate time to the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 in space or as a blocker detached from the LOS will carry weight room and add lower body power and functional
frame well on balanced feet. strength to skillset.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Has very little idea what to do with Flexibility: Has no issues with mobility. Can hinge and
hands. Placement is high and wide, hands are not thrown open the hips with little effort out of stance to quickly get
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'11" with power and too often catches defenders. Struggles to out in front on boundary runs. Would like to see more coil
work into a fit position, instead with leave hands and end up through the hips when rolling through into contact.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” lassoing the body of defender.
Power at POA: Is capable of generating some movement Competitive Toughness: Does not play with physicality at
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but needs to continue to work on established base in tight the point of attack. Has some flashes of impressive burst
- Short Shuttle: N/A areas. Feet will deaden and fail to carry through initial and movement skills to win positioning but overall is too
forward push and finish reps when locking horns with passive and lacking in strength needed to play at an
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A heavy hitters up front. especially high level.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.67 N/A 7.47 6.37 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Adam Bisnowaty INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Brian O'Neill is a developmental prospect who has some very enticing traits. But a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
total lack of polish prevents him from playing with consistency. Should be given time to
grow into technique and placed in a ZBS running system to optimize athletic ability. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Nick Gates, Offensive Tackle #68

Date of Birth: 11/27/1995 Redshirt Junior, Nebraska Cornhuskers

Rank: T21 Rank: 237
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 35

NFL Combine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2017), Iowa (2017), Northwestern (2017)
- Measured Height: 6053 Pass Sets: Feet show a strong cadence and ability to drop Football Intelligence: Can get wires crosses with
off of the LOS smoothly on deeper sets. Has good framing crisscrossing defenders at the LOS. Will not pick up on late
habits and is capable of hinging as needed on wider angled blitzes or stunts and get too pre-occupied with initial
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" rushes to meet defenders and increase range in the pocket. defender, allowing free rushes to the QB.
Feet show good control once engaged with defender.
Length/Extension: Modest length but does not show Functional Athleticism: Has the needed fluidity as a
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.47 impatience, will wait out defenders and then strike once blocker, both in space and when engaged with defenders, to
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 entering the frame. Can struggle to extend and run rushers hold own on the edge. Has needed range to protect outside
past the pocket if pressured with a powerful rusher trying to in deep set passing game. Does have some lapses in short
- 10 Yard Split: 1.87 collapse and soften angle. area quickness, however.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Ability to mirror against a quick reaction is not a Anchor Ability: Too soft in the anchor. Regardless of if
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 true strength of game, can have defenders duck back inside working against defenders off the edge, trying to wash
and shoot the gap if presented with a crease, will have a down defenders into an inside gap or if taking on head up
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 hard time stepping back down to slam the door shut. Carries bull rushes, is prone to giving up too much ground in the
weight well in the open field. pocket. Often finishes reps influencing QB platform.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Nice job of keeping the elbows down Flexibility: Has fluid lower half, no issues with sitting tall
and tight in an effort to engage lats and optimize functional on hips and dropping off of the LOS with grace to set up a
- Standing Broad Jump: 7'10" strength once horns are locked with defenders at the POA. blocking platform and meet pass rushers out on the edge.
Is not a clapper, will shoot hands and establish a firm hand How desired hip drop once engaged to keep weight down
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” grasp. on the heels and pad level low.
Power at POA: Is not a mauler. Lacks the consistent push Competitive Toughness: Would like to see some
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A up front to generate movement in one on one situations and additional strength elements added to game in an effort to
is ineffective if trying to uproot defenders out of a gap. Has round out a promising skill set. Effort through the whistle is
- Short Shuttle: 4.68 ability to steer and stay sticky while riding defenders just fine. Will look for work if climbing to the second level
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through momentum, however. and defender is MIA.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
6.52 N/A 4.71 6.73 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Chad Wheeler INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass sets Worst Trait: Anchor ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Nick Gates projects best as an outside zone OT, he does have starting upside as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
player who has shown a strong grasp of protection techniques. Gates is a longer term
project due to a lack of strength but would fit in a high volume deep passing offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jamil Demby, Offensive Tackle #65

Date of Birth: 6/20/1996 Senior, Maine Black Bears

Rank: 23 Rank: 257
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 40

NFL Combine Games watched: Villanova (2017), Delaware (2017), Massachusetts (2017)
- Measured Height: 6043 Pass Sets: Struggles to gain depth out of stance due to Football Intelligence: Well seasoned starter who shows
tightness in the hips and inability to extend the outside foot awareness of hand techniques and body positioning as a
out from underneath of hips. As a result can be quick to means to manipulating defenders at the LOS and creating
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.75" turn and chase rushers off the edge and open up for inside desired lanes.
counters.
Length/Extension: Has requisite length needed to be an Functional Athleticism: Moves rather stiff, boxy build
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.58 effective outside player, but movement skills put more does not lend well to being able to pull or pivot or mirror in
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 stress on length to effectively wall off the outside rush space with grace. Mobility was fine for FCS level of
lanes. Shows good ability to clamp and hold blocks once fit competition but struggled at the Senior Bowl to show
- 10 Yard Split: N/A away from the body. desirable movement skills.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Plays with the feet stuck in the mud, has a hard Anchor Ability: Has the needed functional strength and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 time keeping balance strong and posture set while trying to mass to be effective but lacks the needed hip drop to keep
stay engaged out in space. Has issues with weight out over anchor set low to the ground and once giving up initial push
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 the top of toes in pass sets and can get pulled off of pass sets will have a hard time with recollecting anchor and stopping
too easily. a power rush.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands offer a tight grasp but will require Flexibility: Tight through the hips. Requires a 1:1
some attention with punch and initial contact. Once able to relationship between the hips and shoulders, has a hard
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'02" sink in a fit, plays defenders tight to the chest and offers time hinging body laterally to adjust and greet defenders
little opportunity to press and stack. uncovering in a gap late. May need to shed some extra
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” weight in an effort to loosen up frame to improve mobility.
Power at POA: If able to align the hips, hands and pads Competitive Toughness: Effort is strong, but functional
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is capable of some nice pop off of the LOS and into first power is restricted and balance issues will lead to lapses in
contact. Has a good level of foot drive but tightness in the ability to play upright and with control of posture. Tight,
- Short Shuttle: 4.95 hip does prevent a full roll of hips on contact to unload the boxy blocking role will prevent issues from arising with
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lower body and deliver power. consistency.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
7.69 N/A 4.95 6.37 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jon Feliciano INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football intelligence Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OL Jamil Demby is a gap/power blocker who likely projects best on the inside as a power FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Guard at the next level. Demby's issues with functional toughness in space and mobility
will require him to man an interior gap and be protected from space reps at all times. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Toby Weathersby, Offensive Tackle #66


Rank: 24 Rank: 268
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 31

NFL Combine Games watched: Brigham Young (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Tennessee (2017)
- Measured Height: 6043 Pass Sets: Showcases enough functional mobility to get Football Intelligence: Does not illustrate a strong grasp of
depth out of stance and be effective in deep drops. Will how to work in space. Often times will look lost, hoping for
need to continue to keep the feet moving, will lock in the a defender to scrape into area. Needs to continue to work
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A feet and allow head to drop, folding forward and allowing on secondary body position to transition a good initial
rushers to press around outside hip. challenge into a firm run fit.
Length/Extension: Has needed extension and length to Functional Athleticism: Has the mobility to step out and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.34 successfully stave off an outside rush or play with control as turn out an end, or climb the ladder to seal down on a
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 defenders look to scrape across face. Timing is irregular and defender on the second level. Lateral quickness is not great,
can get caught with hands tight on the chest at first contact. however, and can have defenders quickly push up the field
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and penetrate past face.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Struggles with keeping foot speed up with eyes, Anchor Ability: Has a fair level of functional strength and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 and often times looks on the edge of being off kilter as a showcases the ability to eat up a power rush if established
result. Base will turn narrow, either in the run game or on with base at first contact. Consistency in such issues is not
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 quick set pass protection reps, robbing of power and strong, however, and can be bubbled back with a firm first
providing a wobbly foundation. punch.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands need to improve intent after the Flexibility: Has issues with sinking the hips and keeping
strike. Would like to see continued work to further establish the weight down. Can be prone to leaning on defenders
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" a hand fit and has much room to improve on how hands are and trying to create push that way instead of engaging the
used to turn bodies after the fit is created. glutes and blowing through defenders with powerful leg
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” drive.
Power at POA: Linear quickness and frame both lend well Competitive Toughness: Has a good foundation of
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to creating some push in the run game. Problems arise when athleticism but mentality and technique do not lead to a very
trying to transition out of a stalemate and continue to drive effective style of play at this juncture. Can be passive if
- Short Shuttle: N/A the feet, simply lacks the foot activity to win on second unoccupied and looking for work. Does not hustle into the
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effort. picture to help a tied up ball carrier.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
4.82 N/A 6.70 6.41 None (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brandon Shell INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anchor ability Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Toby Weathersby is a project OT who requires notable technical advancements before FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
being given a chance to play on Sundays. His mobility and linear quickness would be best
served in an inside zone rushing offense, but his hand usage needs much work. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Greg Senat, Offensive Tackle #72

Date of Birth: 09/06/1994 Redshirt Senior, Wagner Seahawks

Rank: 25 Rank: 299
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 22

East/West Shrine Games watched: Western Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6062 Pass Sets: Shows desirable ability to get depth in pass sets Football Intelligence: Flashes of fundamentals are
and has good cadence on deeper drops to stay in line with countered with consistent lapses in execution after contact.
protection schemes. Will labor after contact to sustain Shows promise from athleticism and initial effort
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" positioning, stops the feet and will drop the head. Gets perspectives but NFL will eat him alive unless he's able to
caught leaning. totally overhaul his efforts after first contact.
Length/Extension: Has terrific anatomical length but Functional Athleticism: Has the look of a good natural
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.38 doesn't appear to have any idea how to use it. Too prone to athlete, but functional skills are a different story. Robs self
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.27 catching with hands and does not dictate reps. Will bail out of good mobility and foot cadence with poor angles. Has
of poor contact reps by extending and riding defenders out strong foundation to build upon.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of vicinity.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.77 Balance: Lack of core strength and inability to keep the feet Anchor Ability: Hip drop is in need of work, does not roll
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 tethered to the ground result in a lot of reps where he is hips into contact and instead arrives at the block upright and
hinged in place, spinning off of blocks and providing a unable to recover or bend. Core strength is a huge problem
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 direct pathway to the football for defenders. as well, does not have needed strength to cover up for
poorly timed punches.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Hand Technique: Hands are often late to punch and arrive Flexibility: Hips are carried high at all times, an issue that
outside the numbers. Underwhelming effort to punch and shows up when trying to anchor in pass pro, redirect when
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" play with aggression, stemming directly from poor usage of engaged, roll through contact and collapse the LOS in drive
hands and failure to optimize ideal length for the position. block situations or when trying to peel back and pick up a
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): 8’5” shooting defender through a gap.
Power at POA: Does not illustrate baseline strength Competitive Toughness: Plays soft. Does not run the feet
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A required to play in the NFL. Frame is light and lean, paired on contact and failures in technique across multiple levels
with poor usage of hands and inability to unlock the hips cause issues with functional strength and ability to sustain
- Short Shuttle: N/A and roll through contact. blocks.
OT Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
Offensive Tackle
5.10 N/A 5.98 5.63 2 years of football (former
basketball player) (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Stephane Nembot INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anatomical length Worst Trait: Competitive toughness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OT Greg Senat fails to illustrate needed technique to play at the NFL level. His size and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
athletic profile will draw attention late in the Draft but this is a developmental prospect
who needs multiple years on a practice squad in order to overhaul his game. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 5.73: UNDRAFTED FA VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
2018 Offensive Guard Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 2 OG Quenton Nelson Notre Dame 8.57

2 10 OG Isaiah Wynn Georgia 8.09-A/M
3 23 OG Austin Corbett Nevada 7.88
4 31 OG Will Hernandez UTEP 7.75
5 64 OG Braden Smith Auburn 7.52
6 89 OG Tyrone Crowder Clemson 7.35-A
7 93 OG Maea Teuhema Southeastern Louisiana 7.34-A/C
8 100 OG Wyatt Teller Virginia Tech 7.26
9 113 OG Colby Gossett Appalachian State 7.18
10 132 OG Taylor Hearn Clemson 7.05
11 160 OG Tony Adams North Carolina State 6.96-A/S
12 173 OG Skyler Phillips Idaho State 6.91-Co
13 193 OG Will Clapp Louisiana State 6.83
14 218 OG Kyle Bosch West Virginia 6.68-A
15 230 OG Sean Welsh Iowa 6.63-St
16 285 OG RJ Prince North Carolina 6.12-A/St
17 287 OG KJ Malone Louisiana State 6.11-Sp
18 298 OG Cody O'Connell Washington State 5.77-A/IQ/Sp
Offensive Guard Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
Functional Athleticism: How well does the OG get out onto the second level? Pass Sets: How well does the OG execute his kick slide? Is he smooth with his CHARACTER C
Does he move well laterally along the LOS? Is he able to get in front of cut off feet? Does he get good depth with each step? Does he hinge properly off his post Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
blocks from tough angles? leg? COMPETITION Co
Football Intelligence: Does the OG make appropriate reads after the snap? Flexibility: Does the OG show the ability to maintain a low pad level with MEDICALS M
Adjust and take good angles for defenders? Break down in space? Pick up adequate knee bend? Does he show good hip mobility rolling into run blocks? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
stunts and blitzing defenders? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
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 PROJECTION P
collapsed? Does the OT have the necessary strength to absorb speed to power consistently get push against defensive linemen in the run game? Is his anchor
rushes? strong in pass protection? SIZE S
Hand Technique: Does the OG show ability to land strikes within the defend- Length/Extension: Does the OG play with good reach? Is he able to re-route Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
er’s chest plate? Does he maintain his hand fit once engaged? Work to keep his pass rushers with his length and cut off angles in pass protection?
placement? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Balance: Can the OG stay on feet once engaged on a block and generating Competitive Toughness: Can the OG physically stand up in the trenches? Does Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
movement? Is he easily thrown off his base? Can he maintain a power position he finish blocks through the whistle? How heavy is his anchor in pass protection?
while moving? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Quenton Nelson, Offensive Guard #56

Date of Birth: 03/19/1996 Redshirt Junior, Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Rank: 1 Rank: 2
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 37

NFL Combine Games watched: Miami (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Boston College (2017), North Carolina State (2017), Georgia (2017), Miami (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Functional Athleticism: Has ample ability to flip open the Pass Sets: Patient. Has a wide base of support and is not
hips and pull to get out in front of boundary run plays. Has often found overextending and creating levels of a pocket.
good redirection skill and very startling ability to peel back Has good anchor on quick sets to provide ample space for
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" on a dime to challenge late showing defenders shooting QB to work. Carries hands in a ready position and offers
gaps off his hip. stout punch and strong posture at first contact.
Football Intelligence: Spatial awareness and commitment Flexibility: Has a very strong foundation and level of
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A to technique is fabulous. Gifted player with a awareness of mobility throughout the hips and lower half. Capable of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 the field of play at all times. Picks up work late in pass flipping open quickly. Does well to drop hips in pass
protection. Feels backside pursuit coming late to pick off protection and anchor against power rushes. Has the ability
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball carrier. Body position on interior blocks is strong. to roll hips through contact to reset the LOS.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Natural strength is through the roof. Power at POA: Is a power blocker with good foot drive to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 Has raw power to stonewall rushers or the ability to play uproot bodies. Does well to sustain foot movement and
forward and create creases in the running game. Strength is width in the base to keep power and force directed in
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 evident through the hips, core and hands especially. desired direction; movement efficiencies amplify natural
strength.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands pop with force and timing. Every Length/Extension: Possesses desirable wingspan to
now and again will throw a hand wide and miss the provide a large area of influence at the line of scrimmage;
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" numbers but is quick to rework placement and establish especially when tasked with picking up defenders in space
desired grasp and control of defenders. Difficult to shed in or asked to play laterally on outside running plays.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A run game due to grip strength and length. Comfortable playing on move with hands away from body.
Balance: Base stays wide at all times, framing defenders Competitive Toughness: Plays with visible enthusiasm for
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 with feet and keeping hips aligned to prevent drift or false knocking down opponents. Has some of the best uproot,
steps. Has a quick reactionary reflex to counter with drive and bury skills of an interior offensive lineman in
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 appropriate step or pivot or hand maneuver to stay in recent years. Tenacious through the whistle mentality with
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 control of opponent. "in your face" approach and urgency.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.34 N/A 7.99 8.67 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Richie Incognito INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional Power Worst Trait: None LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Notre Dame Guard Quenton Nelson is one of a select few universal prospects in the 2018 FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
NFL Draft. Nelson should be regarded as a plug and play starter for the next decade,
barring injuries. His power is top tier but he offers strong lateral mobility as well. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 8.57: TOP 10 OVERALL VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Isaiah Wynn, Offensive Guard #77


Rank: 2 Rank: 10
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

Senior Bowl Games watched: Missouri (2016), Alabama (2017), Auburn (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6024 Functional Athleticism: Natural puller with compact Pass Sets: Is effective as a quick setter to snap into
angles thanks to good mobility through the hips. Has good upright position and come to balance. Has only marginal
redirection skills to pivot quickly and pin pass rushers into effectiveness to reach feet back from underneath the hips
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" help in one on one assignments. Has a rapid push out of but is protected on the interior from the stress of speed
three point stance on drive blocks. rushers off of the edge.
Football Intelligence: Versatile OL with experience on Flexibility: Hips sit low when maneuvering in space,
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A both the interior and as an Offensive Tackle. Has great which enables clean transitions and ability to sit down and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 patience in space to stay on blocking platform and square up challenge 2nd level defenders. Has very fluid lower half and
rushers. Takes effective angles and shows good proficiency base to keep hips framed with great consistency.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A in footwork and technique.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Strong lower body and squatty build offer Power at POA: Secondary push is matched only by initial
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A natural leverage and ability to absorb bull rushes on the burst off the line. Does very well to keep feet tethered to the
inside. Shows good recovery balance to sink and bow the ground and apply power through thick lower half as a
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 back, getting underneath efforts to put weight back on heels means to create push. Effective combo blocker and has
and maintain integrity of the interior pocket. ample success in one on ones vs. IDL.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Carries hands high and establishes first Length/Extension: Has enough length to warrant
contact with good punch. Strike accuracy is favorable and consideration on the boundary in a pinch. Shows ability to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A has above average length to extend and dictate reps. Hand lock in a strong grip and sustain grasp while working
power is effective and always meets defenders with pop laterally and trying to run out defenders. Does well to press
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A thanks to timing of hand and foot strikes. and extend to initially reset the LOS.
Balance: Has some of the best balance in the class due to Competitive Toughness: Mauler in the run game as a
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 naturally wide base and wide set hips. Rarely caught power/drive blocker. Effort level working onto the second
overextending or allowing shoulders to be pulled out level and trying to wash out defensive linemen is top tier,
- Short Shuttle: N/A overtop of the topes. Has great body control and posture in does well to look for work when left unoccupied or even
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 space. lean in for help while engaged with others.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.30 N/A 6.08 (Size only) 8.32 2018 shoulder labrum
tear (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Zach Martin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Balance Worst Trait: Deep pass sets LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OL Isaiah Wynn is a versatile interior OL with the ability to play in either gap/power or FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
zone oriented running systems. Wynn has terrific play strength and commitment to playing
with strong posture, which should allow him to excel immediately in his NFL career. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Austin Corbett, Offensive Guard #73

Date of Birth: 09/05/1995 Redshirt Senior, Nevada Wolfpack

Rank: 3 Rank: 23
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx3 48

Senior Bowl Games watched: Notre Dame (2016), Hawaii (2017), Boise State (2017), Washington State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6041 Functional Athleticism: Shows good mobility to climb the Pass Sets: Starter at Left Tackle and could feasibly start
ladder and combo block. Foot activity is terrific after there in a pinch. Feet are light and active but steps do not
contact to stay engaged on a block. Moves well in space, cover a notable amount of space to protect the edge. Has a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" although can improve patience in space prior to first contact habit of crossing over the feet and chasing when pressured
with defenders. with speed off the edge.
Football Intelligence: Long time starter who has a terrific Flexibility: A bit boxy with frame, will move best with the
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.15 dedication to a strong posture and good core recruitment, hips and shoulders aligned together. That said, offers great
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 consistently in a position of power. Body control translates hip roll in linear contact to blow up defensive linemen and
to positioning at the POA as well. Sees shooting gap shows great lower body mobility to catch with the foot and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.76 defenders at the LOS very well. bow the back to absorb power.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Occasionally guilty of taking a false step Power at POA: Is an absolute dog at the POA. Ability to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 on first impact, splitting the feet and opening door for a run the feet, keep a wide base and stay framed on defensive
collapsed shoulder. Natural strength and leverage with hip linemen yields great results in establishing push and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 drop is strong, will absorb interior bull rushes effectively creating creases at the line. Natural strength paired with
with lower body sink. athletic ability is a potent mix.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Has big mitts that are quick to reload Length/Extension: Area of influence as a blocker in lateral
and look to shoot a second punch if no grip is established. situations allows for a clean advantage at first strike, will
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'10" Ability to transition and re-land hands in short time while punch, reload and throw again as defenders attempt to work
on the move is effective in turning out and uprooting into adjacent gaps.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders.
Balance: Can play a little too wild at times thanks to Competitive Toughness: Tenacious, relentless blocker
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 quickness and athletic ability, needs to hold water just a bit once able to establish forward push. Has routinely walked
to prevent overrunning blocking landmarks. Framing of defenders out of the picture and continues to fight with the
- Short Shuttle: 4.50 blocks and foot activity is very strong to hold steady and hands for favorable fittings. Has good natural strength and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 sustain after contact. stocky build.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.11 N/A 6.78 7.99 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Forrest Lamp INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Deep pass sets LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OL Austin Corbett projects as a scheme versatile blocker in the NFL. Whether tasked with FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
playing with power for a gap/power run, hand usage for inside zone manipulation or
lateral mobility for outside zone, Corbett has starter qualities. Can be a day one starter. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Will Hernandez, Offensive Guard #76

Date of Birth: 09/02/1995 Redshirt Senior, UTEP Miners

Rank: 4 Rank: 31
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 49

Senior Bowl Games watched: Arkansas (2015), Texas (2016), Oklahoma (2017), Arizona (2017)
- Measured Height: 6023 Functional Athleticism: Has ability to release quickly onto Pass Sets: Struggles to stay on balanced platform if tasked
the second level when left uncovered at the LOS. Does not with riding out rushers laterally. Has a great anchor and
showcase great lateral mobility but has linear explosiveness crisp snap out of stance to get in strike position. Does well
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" in both drive block and pass set situations. Not especially to not overextend feet when conceding space; although foot
fluid as a puller. quickness is not a strength.
Football Intelligence: Knows how to cheat and find the Flexibility: Plays tall on hips, is not fluid or capable of
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.14 little advantages: a half step back at the LOS when pulling, producing high amounts of bend. Tightness is most notable
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 an inside grab of cloth when locked up with blockers. when having to pull, will have pads roll up and fail to pivot
Spatial awareness and ability to sustain integrity is strong lower body open. Struggles to move each half of body
- 10 Yard Split: 1.76 quality. independently.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Raw power is terrific. Does very well to Power at POA: Will take second level defenders for a ride,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 37 sink the hips and bow back to absorb any power rushes plays with violence and intent to impose will on assignment.
from opposition. Has a demoralizing amount of strength, on Down and drive blocks create initial push, visible jolt on
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 a number of times opposition has simply given up on plays bodies of defenders when landing a first blow.
once conceding chest.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are strong as hell working from in Length/Extension: Natural length is not a notable area of
tight. Has a good swing to first strike punches; does not game. Punch and power is more predicated around getting
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'08" allow hands to throw wide or high on target. Active in into the body of defenders; can as a result get out overtop of
efforts to continue to establish a firm grasp as well. toes when trying to extend on pass sets if defenders are not
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A quickly pressing gaps.
Balance: Balance can be compromised if attacked by a late Competitive Toughness: Relentless, especially when able
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 showing defender in the hole; also notable on stunt work. to synch in a block tightly in short areas. Play effort runs
Simply lacks the foot quickness to slide and stay square through the end of the whistle and at times will toe the line
- Short Shuttle: 4.70 without having to bail out of base and press to hit between too much and just enough. Plays mean, nasty and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 landmarks. will go to the ground on top of an uprooted defender.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.45 N/A 7.25 7.85 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Gabe Jackson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional Strength Worst Trait: Foot speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
UTEP Guard Will Hernandez projects most favorably to a phone booth style blocker in a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
gap/power system. Hernandez would be protected from his limitations athletically in a
scheme that allows him to play forward and doesn't ask a lot of isolation reps in pass pro. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Braden Smith, Offensive Guard #71

Date of Birth: 03/25/1996 Senior, Auburn Tigers

Rank: 5 Rank: 64
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 53

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2017), Missouri (2017), Mississippi (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6062 Functional Athleticism: Is fluid but not necessarily sudden Pass Sets: Does well to stay balanced. Well developed
when tasked with getting out into space. Will get stressed lower body to sustain power in a pass set and not give up a
trying to pull with pace or speed to reach landmarks but trap lot of ground after first contact as a result. Can be guilty of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" game and play side pulls will have much more success and getting anxious waiting for first contact or getting out
consistency to get home. overtop of toes after setting the hands.
Football Intelligence: Takes good angles climbing to the Flexibility: Pads and hips do sit a bit tall. Has good knee
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.22 second level. Has been tasked with playing all over the line bend to play with an anchor in pass protection. Shows a
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 of scrimmage: both guard positions and has been sprinkled good ability to unlock the hips and roll through contact in
in at tackle as well on unbalanced sets or via injury. order to establish forward push in the power run game.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Positional versatility is a huge plus.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Fairly reliable. Often found with hands Power at POA: Is more effective firing straight out than
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 and feet set near the line of scrimmage and will sustain when tasked with trying to move laterally. Has devastating
space for Quarterback to operate in the pocket. Does well pop as a puller, good skill in aligning pads and hips behind
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 against power rushes to settle down and absorb initial push the LOS. Wins with initial strike and leg power, foot drive
forward. isn't especially sudden to keep running up the field.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Needs polish. Hands often strike high Length/Extension: Has requisite arm length to play
and needs to be more conscious of turning thumbs out to effectively in the interior but doesn't appear to have the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" engage posterior chain when fitting hands in blocks. Elbows needed length to play outside with any consistency. Loses
can get wide and rob of some pop in short distances against pop at the end of strike due to some technical deficiencies
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A DL. with first punch.
Balance: Does well to stay balanced and square on Competitive Toughness: Presence is strong at the point of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 defenders in tight spaces. Will overextend when tasked with attack. Has a great level of effort on most plays to get
stringing out defenders and running into the numbers on involved and out in front of the back. Does well to identify
- Short Shuttle: 4.77 outside runs. Does well to stay balanced on base when opportunities for work as an unaccounted pass protector.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 mirroring in pass pro.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.01 N/A 7.59 7.45 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Andy Levitre INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Hand technique LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OG Braden Smith projects most favorably as a starting Guard in a gap/power system. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Smith loses much of his ability to dictate at the line of scrimmage when tasked with playing
laterally, so getting his moving forward or as a puller will make the most of his skillset. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Tyrone Crowder, Offensive Guard #55

Date of Birth: 07/03/1994 Redshirt Senior, Clemson Tigers

Rank: 6 Rank: 89
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 48

Listed Measurements Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Auburn (2017), Syracuse (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Functional Athleticism: Does not illustrate high levels of Pass Sets: Is best in short sets. When tasked with taking
lateral mobility, foot activity or nimbleness in space as a depth will get caught with weight distribution back on heels
means of mirroring defenders away from the line of and absorb contact and be collapsed. Snap sets and quick
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A scrimmage. Is a surprisingly strong puller, takes clean sets allow for established base and sustainability of a deep
angles and accelerates quickly. pocket.
Football Intelligence: Has good patience at the line to hold Flexibility: Has a fair amount of looseness. Is able to roll
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A ground and stay in position if left unoccupied. Has good hips through contact and start momentum with the feet to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 awareness of blitzers and stunt work at the LOS, peripheral drive off the line. Has good hinge to get width as a puller.
vision is effective. Recovery balance is negated by ability to drop a foot to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A catch base after absorbing a punch.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Natural strength is supplemented by a Power at POA: Grinder in the run game, effective in head
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A strong, squatty frame. Plays with natural leverage but up situations to create push and make gaps. Foot speed can
mistimed hands and deeper drops can result in collapsed temper ability to finish after initial push but often shoots
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 pockets at times. Will handle second level defenders with out of stance to reset the line of scrimmage and establish
ease. space.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Sustainability of blocks is limited by Length/Extension: Has requisite arm length to play
poor ability to create a firm and clean hand fit on defenders. effectively and with good timing should have no problems
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Punch is good and often shows timing to make the most of getting popped before strike lands on opposition. Needs to
wingspan as a way of creating first contact. Hand activity improve ability to play with strength and confidence with
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A after first punch needs more intent to sink in a grasp. hands away from chest.
Balance: Struggles when moving laterally or conceding too Competitive Toughness: Would like to see a bit better
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 much space to re-collect. Defenders able to jolt the pads intent to work down the field on quick hitting plays to help
will win the rep. When playing with established feet will potentially pick off flow and spring a big play. Effort on
- Short Shuttle: N/A make the most of strong, thick base to stand in firm and stay interior runs is strong to prolong blocks for as long as
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 square. possible.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.59 N/A N/A 7.13 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Laken Tomlinson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Hand technique LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OG Tyrone Crowder projects best into a man/gap running offense, where he will not be FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
tasked with manipulating defenders at the POA laterally or have to use developed hands to
turn out a gap. Can be a starter but ceiling is as an average starting player. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Maea Teuhema, Offensive Guard #77

Date of Birth: 10/17/1996 Junior, Southeast Louisiana Lions

Rank: 7 Rank: 93
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 34

Listed Measurements Games watched: Alabama (2016), Missouri (2016), Mississippi (2016), Sam Houston State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Functional Athleticism: Effective in releasing in straight Pass Sets: Was restricted at LSU while playing as an
line situations. Very sudden with initial burst out of stance, offensive tackle. Struggled with speed and trying to gain
overwhelming many defensive linemen in the process. depth with pass set. Projects much more clean inside, where
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A Lateral mobility is modest and restricted by foot speed and anchor and power are more accentuated and he will be less
hip hinge. stressed to find depth in pass sets.
Football Intelligence: Skills as a combo blocker are very Flexibility: Tightly wound, works as a singular plane
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A strong. Shows good awareness of body position to slide and blocker. Will not open favorably and would be limited as a
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 slam door shut on inside gap before peeling off and picking puller due to tightness trying to get lower body aligned to
up a second defender. Mauling mentality can be the LOS. Struggles to disassociate each half of the body to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A counterproductive and waste steps in some instances. keep landmarks and gain more speed as a player.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Strong as hell. Love the way hands sink in Power at POA: Blows the doors off of gaps when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A tight and absorb a power rush when tested with bull rushes. uncovered or stepping down into a gap as a drive blocker.
Has very powerful upper and lower half, offering clean Lower body power and a potent punch yield great results
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 ability to corral a heavy handed rush and sit down to and can often times be found working over defensive
prevent conceding extra space. linemen 5+ yards off the of the LOS.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are powerful not just with punch Length/Extension: Does not showcase a notable wingspan.
but with grip. If isolated in space and mistime punches and Short, compact punch but offers tremendous power in short
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A lunge at a target, but issues would be mitigated if moved space to stonewall rushers if able to keep strike zone
inside for full time usage as a Guard. aligned. Torques to turn out defenders with hands but has
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A issues working hips across to finish with lack of separation.
Balance: Can play a bit top heavy in stretches and can have Competitive Toughness: Nasty, nasty dude. Will
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 issues with keeping weight back on the heels to stay patient overwhelm defenders who are late to throw the hands and
and not chase the block. When upright on heels offers a has gone out of way to bury defenders who have lost footing
- Short Shuttle: N/A terrific base of support and can hold firm while bowing the or are on the way down to the turf.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 back to anchor.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
6.50 N/A N/A 7.49 2017 suspension from LSU
(academics) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Isaac Seumalo INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OG Maea Teuhema is a terrific fit for a gap/power system and in transitioning to Guard FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
could be a feasible Day 1 starter for his new home. Teuhema is a mean, nasty road grader
who will be a plus asset in the run game to reset the LOS and create gaps. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Wyatt Teller, Offensive Guard #57

Date of Birth: 11/21/1994 Redshirt Senior, Virginia Tech Hokies

Rank: 8 Rank: 100
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 50

Senior Bowl Games watched: Boston College (2016), West Virginia (2017), Virginia (2017), Clemson (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6044 Functional Athleticism: Plays somewhat tight throughout Pass Sets: Does not show ideal spread in feet for pass sets.
the hips, is notable when working out of stance as a puller Will be caught with feet tight together and does not gather
or isolated in pass protection to slide and mirror second much depth when tasked with playing backwards away
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" level defenders shooting into the LOS. Has ability to stick from the LOS. Has desirable short set base and functional
on blocks once hands are set and move feet to frame blocks. strength.
Football Intelligence: Very good polish at some of the Flexibility: Can look tightly wound throughout the hips and
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.24 finer points of the position: chipping off of double teams, core when forced to play as a chase blocker. Will fire out of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 helping teammates in pass protection, etc. Is a highly stance in straight line situations without issue, but pad level
seasoned starter at the college level and should assimilate to can get high initially as a puller or when having to gain
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the NFL quickly. depth with quickness as a deep set protector.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Very strong in the upper body. Does carry Power at POA: An absolute monster when playing
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 30 weight above the waist, so hand strength and punch is more forward and able to run the feet on defenders. Will generate
powerful than natural lower body power, but will absorb movement at the LOS courtesy of a punch. Capable of
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 bull rushes all the same. Does not show ability to extend uprooting 2-gap defenders. Will whitewash second level
foot back to catch momentum once collapsed. defenders trying to shoot gaps or when working up field.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Timing of the hands to deliver first strike Length/Extension: Should not be considered as a
is effective. Has the grip strength to work into a tight grasp liability with lack of length, but isn't a particularly rangy
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" and does well to sink in hands and run feet to mirror. Shows blocker either. Has the upper body strength to play with
length to give a parting shot to defenders crossing face or control when engaging defenders away from chest,
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A flowing to the football out of vicinity. however.
Balance: Will struggle at times with balance due to in Competitive Toughness: Nasty mauler in the run game.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 ability to play with width in the base. Instead will spin off Will impose will on the interior and consistently be a
of some blocks or get knocked off of trajectory with a frim reliable player to run behind. Effort to chase down ball and
- Short Shuttle: 4.84 punch from defenders. be engaged in springing blocks could use a boost.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
6.80 N/A 7.09 7.34 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Christian Westerman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Wyatt Teller projects best into a man/gap style running offense at the NFL level. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Passing teams looking for a starting guard can target Teller if running a lot of quick game
and 3 step drop style passing. A starter, but a scheme specific prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Colby Gossett, Offensive Guard #70

Date of Birth: 06/23/1995 Redshirt Senior, Appalachian State Mountaineers

Rank: 9 Rank: 113
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 47

Senior Bowl Games watched: Miami FL (2016), Texas State (2017), Idaho (2017), Senior Bowl (2018)
- Measured Height: 6046 Functional Athleticism: Has good acceleration out of Pass Sets: Shows a dynamic and fluid base. Has success
stance and can catch some second level defenders by with sustaining width through the ground up and able to
surprise. Ability to play out in space can actually be a slide and step with pass rushers in the pocket. Does need to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" detriment in some instances, as he will overrun some plays find center and play with more control of body.
with quickness.
Football Intelligence: Highly seasoned college player on Flexibility: Has a lot of hip and torso flexion capability, can
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.20 the interior but has some needed technical brushing up, peel open out of stance as a puller or bend back late against
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 although jump from App State to the NFL should provide momentum to pick off a shooting blocker into the LOS.
improvements in coaching and help clean up movement Has great mobility through the lower half to play with
- 10 Yard Split: 1.85 economy. suddenness and redirection ability.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Functional strength is something of a Power at POA: Despite a lean frame, packs a nice punch
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 32 question, was given fits by more powerful interior offensive when playing forward thanks to explosiveness and
linemen at Miami and the Senior Bowl. Lean frame, would movement skills to generate a lot of momentum early on in
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 benefit from continued dedication to weight room and reps. Has uprooted one on one assignments when catching
building up the lower half. defenders flush with the hands.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Illustrates some looseness in hands, Length/Extension: Does not illustrate the desirable length
needs to carry hands in tighter when looking to establish to play flexed outside despite sparing experience on the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" first contact to prevent clapping at shoulders. Hands outside. Has some inconsistencies with first punch due to
showcase good strength once established on the breastplate. wildness of body.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Balance: Shows good ability to double back and pick off Competitive Toughness: Impressive quickness and twitch
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 defenders trying to cut underneath blocks but would like to as an athlete. Has a great motor and good enthusiasm to
see better angles to not test the balance so much. Issues are come out the chute and get after defenders. Relentless
- Short Shuttle: 4.83 illustrated on both the first and second level when playing in approach to continue to press for real estate and play
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 the open field. forward with consistency.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.15 N/A 6.50 7.27 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Zane Beadles INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Colby Gossett is a promising prospect but has a fair amount of development required FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
before he will be able to make the most of his athletic abilities. Gossett projects best as an
outside zone blocker thanks to his lateral quickness and range as an athlete. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Taylor Hearn, Offensive Guard #51

Date of Birth: 01/11/1996 Redshirt Junior, Clemson Tigers

Rank: 10 Rank: 132
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 43

Senior Bowl Games watched: Florida State (2017), Alabama (2017), Syracuse (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6045 Functional Athleticism: Has terrific mobility for size and Pass Sets: Has a poor habit of stopping the feet and will
athletic skills to work out into space and harass defenders. lose frame of block in pass sets. Utilized as a puller on
Balance is an issue but more due to control as compared to bootlegs and does very well with getting out of stance and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" actual mobility. Needs to reign in momentum and not working across the face of defenders pushing forward to
overextend, however. hook and seal the pocket.
Football Intelligence: Two year starter with a versatile Flexibility: Has great mobility through the core and trunk,
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.45 usage from Xs and Os perspective. One area that does need is effective and fluid with pulls to hinge quickly and get
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 improvement is switching off for stunt work, can be late to down the line. Issues with balance are often times due to a
slide and pass off a defender or recognize impending stunts. narrow base or high hips, has proven physical skills to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.89 adjust but needs consistency and discipline.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Has great build and frame for squatting Power at POA: Can be a hammer when driving forward at
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 and holding firm. Has success in one on one reps to settle the snap. Movement skills are byproduct of frame and
down, flex the back and hold firm. Does need to protect self athleticism but with that said can improve power with initial
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 better with first strike, power rushers inside are able to press punch, often times will catch defenders with the facemask
and get momentum if bulling from the get go. instead of punching and rolling through hit.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands don't land blows on time to offset Length/Extension: Shows requisite length to influence in
the forward punch of defenders. Can be visibly pressed back lateral situations as needed, but does not show a great grip
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'00" and reset it not able to establish a first punch, despite natural strength or ability to keep defenders under control when
strength and power. forced to play with hands away from the body.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Balance: Biggest looming issue. Lapses come far too Competitive Toughness: Tenacious in one on one situa-
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 frequently to be comfortable with and for a handful of tions. Looks for kill shots in pass protection with frequency,
inconsistencies with technique. Needs to let himself slow eager to leave a help assignment to pick off DEs looking to
- Short Shuttle: 4.80 down and trust his technique and athletic abilities to win work back inside. Hustle and mobility down the field are
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 reps instead of pressing to urgently. plus marks.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.88 N/A 5.92 7.09 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Isaac Asiata INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anchor ability Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OG Taylor Hearn projects most favorably to a gap/power offensive scheme. There, his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
punch, pulling ability and strong base can be utilized. Hearn's lateral balance needs to be
mitigated, avoiding zone concepts in high volume would help him play to his best ability. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Tony Adams, Offensive Guard #50


Rank: 11 Rank: 160
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 48

East/West Shrine Games watched: Louisville (2016), South Carolina (2017), Florida State (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6014 Functional Athleticism: Has required lateral mobility to Pass Sets: Foot speed is not desirable but does show ability
seal a gap in slide protections, but isn't going to move the to take crisp angles and if protected to a side had length
needle for work on the second level or as a puller. Tight needed to shade and filter rushes. Quick sets create dilemma
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" hips and lumbering status in the open field, better off left in for interior rushers, who must then force a miss with hands
the phone booth. because collapsing is very difficult against heavy base.
Football Intelligence: Highly seasoned player. Not easily Flexibility: Tight in lateral situations, struggles to hinge and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A crossed up with bodies twisting or stunting at the POA, open up the hips to get width or out in front of a boundary
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 will hold ground and pass off as needed. Is still a little too run. Much more effective when tasked with coiling the hips
lopsided as a blocker, much more favorable in controlled and running the feet through contact, effective explode
- 10 Yard Split: N/A conditions. through the lower body when tasked with going straight.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Very difficult to collapse, has a terrific Power at POA: Has good ability to transition first strike
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A base in pass protection with wide feet and naturally thick into forward push, will run the feet on drive blocks. Lack
lower half, operates with a lot of mass tied low to the of general quickness will rob of ability to truly convert
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 ground and is difficult to uproot as a result. Can be push into an open gap but will consistently reset the line of
countered if forced to come across body on inside moves. scrimmage.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: A little aimless in stretches with trying Length/Extension: More length than what one would
to land, particularly when backing away from the LOS and expect for a player of his stature, an added bonus that
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A tasked with playing backwards. Nice natural level of pop to alleviates concerns centered around frame and stature.
jolt pads. Punch timing could afford some improvement to optimize
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strikes and negate rushers.
Balance: Will struggle to move the feet with pass rushers Competitive Toughness: Stout player, but needs to be kept
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 once engaged and can be shed if caught with a well timed within means. Asking to mirror quickness will reveal some
counter move or a fleet footed rusher to cross the feet over issues that are hard to reconcile, only effective if able to stay
- Short Shuttle: N/A and create false steps. Stays square when walking defenders established on a square base.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 off of the LOS and out of the POA.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
7.91 N/A 6.08 (Size only) 6.95 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Arie Kouandjio INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anchor ability Worst Trait: Functional athleticism LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Tony Adams is a heavy handed, heavy footed blocker who could find success as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
situational starter. Extremely scheme specific skills to stay in tight confined spaces and
play forward with regularity. Ideally a depth player on a gap/power system. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Skyler Phillips, Offensive Guard #71

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Idaho State Bengals

Rank: 12 Rank: 173
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 46

Senior Bowl Games watched: Colorado (2016), Oregon State (2016), Utah State (2017), Nevada (2017)
- Measured Height: 6024 Functional Athleticism: Ends too many plays on the Pass Sets: Played at LT (and all 5 positions along OL
ground, will throw weight into hits and lean into blocks during career), illustrating nimble feet for size to move in
without squatting down on drive blocks to allow weight to one on one situations. Good cadence while engaged with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" stay on the feet and off the toes. Mirrors well as a space defenders to hold integrity of base and ensure not getting
blocker to provide cutoff blocks. walked into the backfield.
Football Intelligence: Technician in a lot of respects, Flexibility: Has little with playing low with pads, partly
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.10 particularly while on blocking platform in space. Good help on account of natural leverage but also for knee bend and
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 blocker in pass protection, peripheral vision to identify ability to drop the butt and stay underneath bodies. Has
opportunities for work is a plus quality. adequate ability to hinge and pull out of stance to whip
- 10 Yard Split: N/A down the LOS and pop an unaccounted DL or filling LB.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Functional strength is present to hold own Power at POA: More effective in lateral situations, often
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A in one on one situations. More effective playing backwards guilty of not trusting lower half to generate the needed push
than forwards, puts too much weight into drive blocks. Hip to uproot defenders off of the LOS. When washing down
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 drop allows for a sudden anchor and ability to put the the line is very effective to get fit tight on the body and push
breaks on power rushes. to open outside gap.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Admirable activity to keep resetting Length/Extension: Has enough length to wall off
punches and working to settle into the chest if missing on immediate gap and lean, but often times gets more lean than
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'08" the first strike. At times is guilty of wrapping up into the needed and isn't able to reset and come back the other way
shoulder and hooking defenders, needs to be mindful not to if faced with delayed pressure. Needs to trust wingspan to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hold in such instances. cover needed ground.
Balance: Needs to reel himself in and let the game slow Competitive Toughness: Plays a million miles an hour,
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 down a bit. Issues are all centered around base and weight with frantic pace and good urgency. Functional strength is
distribution through the toes. Improvement there is required more of a consistency issue than an actual problem. Likable
- Short Shuttle: 4.69 and cannot be considered a viable starter until having player with baseline NFL strength.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 amended issues here.

FILM SCORE
2016 concussion Offensive Guard
7.62 N/A 7.09 6.80 (missed 7 games) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jamil Douglas INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OG Skyler Phillips is a fun small school prospect who has the needed traits to play in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
either a gap/power or zone (preferably inside) running offense. There's a working
foundation here, but Phillips needs to clean up his urgency issues and weight distribution. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Will Clapp, Offensive Guard #64

Date of Birth: 12/10/1995 Redshirt Junior, Louisiana State Tigers

Rank: 13 Rank: 193
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 36

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida (2016), Alabama (2017), Mississippi (2017), Auburn (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Functional Athleticism: Moves around moderately well Pass Sets: Exposed to ample reps as a pass protector at all
when tasked with playing along the LOS but does not have positions, but best fit is likely at Center when able to quick
that needed final step of quickness to stay with defenders in set and get onto a quick blocking platform. There, feet can
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" tight spaces and stay tenacious at the point of attack. stay square to the LOS and attempt to anchor at the top of
Movement skills laterally are a touch stiff. the pocket without looking to regain footing.
Football Intelligence: Valuable player with starts at Flexibility: Looks to be stiff in the hips and in the core.
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.39 several spots up and down the line of scrimmage. Looks to Struggles to unload the hips into contact and roll through
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 make conscious effort to play with technique but limited contact to generate forward push as a run blocker. Needs to
mobility and stiffness prevent full application of force. find more width in the base and keep hips set low to anchor
- 10 Yard Split: N/A more effectively against power rushes inside.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Does not showcase a great deal of Power at POA: Has success with sliding across the face
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 functional strength and will struggle with twitched up of defensive linemen and using steer techniques to use
interior DL across from face directly at the snap. Issues step momentum of defenders to advantage. Has ability to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 from a sub-optimal mobility of the hips to absorb contact provide a finishing blow on double teams and does use
and a need for more lower body power. hands well to toss and discard defenders if uprooted.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Best trait, will actively work the hands Length/Extension: Plays with requisite length to win reps
for a favorable grip. Once firm grip is established does very with a quick punch and create first contact. Hands do well
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'01" well to turn and manipulate bodies of defenders efficiently to sustain grip once a defender has attempted to press off a
and win body positioning to keep defenders out of the block, showing off grip strength and upper body power to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A alleyway. stay in control of the defender.
Balance: Moves top heavy when out in space. Struggles to Competitive Toughness: Is a scrappy blocker along the
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 gear down once picking up pace and speed to pursue second front and plays hard through the whistle but simply doesn't
level defenders. Needs to add width to the base and keep have the mobility to pivot and mirror defenders in space.
- Short Shuttle: 4.92 hips back between the heels more to prevent weight from Doesn't offer a lot of pop or power in initial blow due to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 creeping forward. rigid frame.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.18 N/A 5.36 6.84 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Sean Welsh INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Will Clapp projects as an interior blocker for a gap running scheme at the next level. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Clapp's limited mobility in the hips makes him a best fit for inside zone, where he won't be
strung out so far and be allowed to mirror with defenders in tight spaces. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kyle Bosch, Offensive Guard #62


Rank: 14 Rank: 218
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 45

East/West Shrine Games watched: Brigham Young (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Kansas (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 Functional Athleticism: Fairly stiff through the hips and Pass Sets: Is an effective shallow set pass protector. Has
will labor in efforts to step out of stance and hinge to attack wide frame to occupy a gap. Foot quickness is an issue if
pulls with swiftness. Has a fair level of lateral mobility but tested up the field with burst. Balanced in efforts to pass off
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" loses integrity of posture when taking contact in such defenders against stunts and sees the LOS well.
situations.
Football Intelligence: Well seasoned starter, plays well Flexibility: Uninspiring with ability to disassociate
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A within means to avoid overextending frame or taking poor between the hips and pads, is a linear player who is at best
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 angles to a defender. Has been astute in protection roles to playing in straight lines. Hips sit high on feet in shuffle and
avoid missing assignments. Play against light boxes has pass sets, which will compromise ability to drop the hips
- 10 Yard Split: N/A been an advantage to winning positioning. and anchor vs. power.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Has a fair level of upper body strength but Power at POA: Does well when able to fire out of stance
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A lack of natural leverage in the lower body is problematic and play forward and reset the line. Shows good punch and
due to tightness. Is most effective with a quick set to weight distribution out of stance to ensure momentum is
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 prevent defenders from building momentum when attacking carried forward. Has effective hands to turn out defenders
into the LOS. and win needed gaps.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are active, compact and do show Length/Extension: Lack of length can be problematic,
a fair level of power. Reset ability is present as well, catches especially if tasked with player a lot of zone concepts. Does
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A hands tight on the numbers in drive block instances. Does not have the extension stills to control defenders at the end
well to feel a defender during stunt pass off and ride out of leash with wingspan.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through the gap to prevent slip ups.
Balance: Lateral balance and consistency is not sustained Competitive Toughness: Can get collapsed if taking on
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 when tasked with pressing quickly, foot quickness is a bull rushes from powerful opposition and lack of length to
natural limitation that will betray quick reacting eyes at strike first with consistency further complicates the matter
- Short Shuttle: N/A times. as a pass protector. Good push up front in one on one drive
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 block situations to create a crease.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
6.83 N/A 6.08 (Size only) 6.73 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kyle Kalis INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OG Kyle Bosch projects as a gap/power Guard, but his limited athleticism and ineffective FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
anchor against power on the inside will be a restriction. Could be a viable candidate to be
a Center conversion. Bosch is best served as depth and utility along the offensive line. SIZE CONCERN S
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Sean Welsh, Offensive Guard #79


Rank: 15 Rank: 230
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 53

Senior Bowl Games watched: Wyoming (2017), Nebraska (2017), Northwestern (2017), Boston College (2017)
- Measured Height: 6023 Functional Athleticism: Modest lateral mobility, moves Pass Sets: Quick setting interior blocker with a poor habit
better when in sync with teammates than when isolated as a of letting weight roll forward onto the toes. Needs to show
space puller or trying to mirror defenders and control an more bend to drop the hips and anchor effectively instead of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" area. Does not have a lot of dynamic mobility or burst out bowing the back to absorb push.
of stance.
Football Intelligence: Highly seasoned blocker with Flexibility: Plays very rigid in the core. Does not show a
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.43 experience all over the offensive line. Can be a utility piece lot of sink or hip drop to re-anchor once conceding
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 if needed and used as depth to fill in as needed. Can get lost momentum. Has a visible lift in pad level when hinging to
in space looking for defensive flow and not impact any try to pull out of stance. Struggles with initial reach of steps
- 10 Yard Split: N/A defenders on a given play. out from under the hips.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Core strength is not strong. Build is not Power at POA: Effective when tasked with working across
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 going to offer much in the way of growth in size, so may be the face of blockers and walling or when combo blocking to
best served as a help player in the middle as compared to the second level. Best push comes in lateral outside zone
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 drawing a lot of one on one assignments in pass protections. looks, won't offer a lot of pop or push if trying to create a
gap and drive off the ball.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands do stay active and work hard to Length/Extension: Does not possess a great deal of length
stay in control of defenders, won't settle for a poor grasp. If but has shown ability to play with hands away from the
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" hands are stripped off body of defender will work to torso. Will use grip away from the body to hold defenders
reestablish a fit that allows for effective control and keep from scraping laterally and in range to wall off.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A chest in front of body.
Balance: Gets rolled back with far too much frequency. Competitive Toughness: Effort level is strong but ability to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 Plays without a great level of lower body strength and dictate reps and win with aggression is not present. A pure
anchor, will let a solid punch from defenders really disrupt steer blocker who can use defender momentum to win
- Short Shuttle: 4.81 base and ability to stay upright. positioning but if tasked with going toe to toe with powerful
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 interior linemen will be collapsed.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
8.06 N/A 4.98 6.66 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jack Allen INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Anchor ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Sean Welsh projects as a utility lineman for an outside zone heavy rushing offense. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Center may be Welsh's best fit to try to mask a lot of one on one reps at the POA and as a
pass protector. Ideally a depth player, low ceiling as a potential starter. SIZE CONCERN S
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R.J. Prince, Offensive Guard #71

Date of Birth: 04/19/1995 Redshirt Senior, North Carolina Tar Heels

Rank: 16 Rank: 285
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 46

Listed Measurements Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Virginia (2016), Pittsburgh (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6060 Functional Athleticism: Is nimble footed and an able Pass Sets: Feet are overactive and often times out of sync.
mover to mirror defenders at the LOS. Has mobility in Will get caught without feet tied to the ground and give up
space to break down and challenge 2nd level defenders. notable space on first contact before being walked back into
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A Does not illustrate desirable functional strength to pair with the lap of the Quarterback.
movement skills.
Football Intelligence: Two year starter but still has yet to Flexibility: Has a decent level of hinge through the hips to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A come around on the finer points of the game. Still too linear open and pull out of stance effectively. Gets caught with
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 as a thinker, often times caught chasing defenders in space hips too high in some instances and as a result will lose
instead of finding way to needed platform and allowing immediately on contact. Shows good back bend to absorb a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A action to come to him. push once settled into a hand fit.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Requires more core strength. Build is Power at POA: Does not deliver a strike with the hands,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A distributed well through the lower half but footwork and a primary issue in part due to lacking length. Inability to
poor core strength allow defenders to press straight through dictate reps with hands is going to be problematic, would
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 and continue unimpeded on too many occurrences. be much better suited to play a ZBS concept and steer
defenders with hands while using lateral mobility.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands are carried too low and often Length/Extension: Notably short arms when consulting the
times fails to create needed pop in the hands to put off eyeball test. Extension is a problem, consistently gets
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A momentum from opposition. Shows effort and awareness of stacked by LOS defenders and cannot get needed separation
hands to be able to manipulate and torque the torso of LOS to reestablish control when strung out to the boundary.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders and turn out for a lane.
Balance: Uprooted far too easily. Feet need to play with Competitive Toughness: Play is more finesse than control
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 better cadence and timing to ensure contact transpires with and power. Would struggle greatly against 1T and two gap
something connected to the ground. Will get lifted and defenders in his responsibility. Needs more weight room
- Short Shuttle: N/A attempt to hop into base but lacks lower body strength to growth to foster a chance at playing.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 catch once put on heels.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
A
NFL Player Comparison: Landon Turner INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Anchor ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL R.J. Prince projects as a developmental prospect, but there are some physical FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
limitations present that may require a move to Center. Prince would have the best chance
to shine in an outside zone heavy rushing offense. SIZE CONCERN S
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K.J. Malone, Offensive Guard #63

Date of Birth: 05/08/1995 Redshirt Senior, Louisiana State Tigers

Rank: 17 Rank: 287
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 36

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Brigham Young (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Syracuse (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Functional Athleticism: Does not illustrate a lot of notable Pass Sets: Takes a good pathway, even when tasked with
range of motion as a space blocker, lateral quickness leaves working outside as a Left Tackle, to sustain needed depth
something to be desired and struggles with mirroring and carry rushers. Will not have to handle same kind of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" against more fleet footed defenders. speed that challenged him from the edge and should be an
effective short setting interior OL.
Football Intelligence: Ineffective in utilizing angles to win Flexibility: Tight through the lower half. Has tightness
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.34 positioning on the second level. Fails to show anticipation through the hips and trunk, which poses challenges for
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 for defensive flow and will over-pursue defenders, ending gearing down and mirroring. Will struggle some with an
up not getting into contact with anyone at all. Could kick anchor due to high hips and is guilty of getting walked into
- 10 Yard Split: N/A outside in a pinch. the backfield.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Unfavorable results against power Power at POA: Best push comes when able to chip and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 blockers, which will be a cause for concern when moving climb off of a combo block and onto the second level. Most
inside against more heavy handed interior rushers. effective with momentum already built into blocks and able
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 Anatomical build puts ample weight in the trunk but needs to roll hips through after creating forward push.
to play with a quicker anchor.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Does not illustrate a great deal of length Length/Extension: Would not qualify length as a plus trait.
or effectiveness to stab and land a powerful blows. Has Doesn't have a notably large wingspan or area of influence,
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" shown a nice snatch and grab on occasion to play into hand which has cost some pass protection reps despite being
of aggressive defenders. aligned with favorable position with the feet and blocking
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A platform.
Balance: Plays within means as a blocker, but doesn't test Competitive Toughness: Hustle is notable, can be seen
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 range and as a result will allow defenders to shoot across working down the field if initial step up onto the second
the face or win favorable gap control instead of trying to run level does not yield any bodies to target. Functional strength
- Short Shuttle: N/A them off and squeeze down the gap. Stiff and struggles to and anchor are not in line with build and frame, will need to
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 stay under control in lateral redirection reps. address a key lack of functional strength.

FILM SCORE
2017 knee INJ Offensive Guard
5.15 N/A 5.55 6.30 (missed 5 games) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kelvin Beachum INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass sets Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL K.J. Malone, son of NBA legend Karl Malone, projects as a depth prospect for an NFL FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
franchise that implements a lot of gap/power concepts. Malone physically requires weight
room reconditioning to play in the NFL but lacks the short area COD to win in zone. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Cody O'Connell, Offensive Guard #76

Date of Birth: 11/16/1994 Redshirt Senior, Washington State Cougars

Rank: 18 Rank: 298
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 39

Listed Measurements Games watched: Boise State (2017), Southern California (2017), Stanford (2017), Washington (2017)
- Measured Height: 6080 Functional Athleticism: Struggles greatly with playing Pass Sets: Wingspan is a plus but overall does not illustrate
backwards or laterally out of stance. Size and stiffness are desirable footwork for manning up in protection. Is
natural constraints and prevent keeping feet set in front of consistently utilized in slide protections to protect from
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A defenders, often times reduced to leaning and lunging after getting isolated one on one against pass rushers. Feet will
blocks as a result. narrow and cannot sustain kick slide due to tightness.
Football Intelligence: Spatial awareness is not effective, Flexibility: Shows extreme tightness throughout the hips
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A defenders will push though gaps in vicinity but eyes will not and pelvis. Plays with a high pad level, which handcuffs
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.32 pick up on the potential penetration. Fails to show polish or ability to play with balance and absorb contact. Does not
technique in any individual component of the position. show ability to bend at the knee and produce hip drop to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A anchor against power rushers, either.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Anchor Ability: Size and natural strength do play a role in Power at POA: Has trouble staying chest to chest with
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A successful pass protections. Is big enough to absorb smaller, defenders in the run game. Will need to clean up hand fits
more ambitious rushers hoping to collapse the pocket with to sustain blocks and dictate more at the point of attack.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 25 power. Ultimately, dynamic athletes will generate a collapse Physically limited in ability to drive the feet and climb the
due to inability to re-tie the feet to the ground after contact. ladder.
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 27.5” Hand Technique: Hands will strike high and wide. Does Length/Extension: Has very good natural length and can
not align the elbows in tight to create any power through occupy notable amounts of space simply by sliding and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A stun punch. Will have difficulty creating more success extending arm to catch any flow pushing through the line.
with placement due to height and natural lack of leverage Sphere of influence will reroute defenders in the run/pass
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A constraints. game early on.
Balance: Fails to play with a collected base, consistently Competitive Toughness: Does well to give maximum
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.84 looked "bunched up" trying to get body down onto a effort on a snap by snap basis. Play speed isn't great but
competitive pad level. Lack of foot speed is a killer and effort is visible. Plays soft at times due to lack of hand
- Short Shuttle: N/A prevents rerouting or staying mirrored with defenders in one effectiveness and an inability to unload hips into first
OG Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.78 on one situations. contact.

FILM SCORE
Offensive Guard
A
NFL Player Comparison: Antwan Lowery INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Functional athleticism LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OL Cody O'Connell has the size to play competitively at the NFL level, but physical FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
limitations will restrict him from being anything more than a developmental prospect. Best
fit is a gap/power run game with slide protections as a pass blocker. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
2018 Center Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 24 C Billy Price Ohio State 7.84-A/M
2 40 C Frank Ragnow Arkansas 7.70-A/M
3 48 C Mason Cole Michigan 7.63
4 59 C James Daniels Iowa 7.53
5 96 C Scott Quessenberry UCLA 7.32-M/St
6 103 C Brian Allen Michigan State 7.24-St
7 214 C Bradley Bozeman Alabama 6.69-A/Sp
8 253 C Coleman Shelton Washington 6.49-St
Center Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10

8.50 - 9.00

Functional Athleticism: How well does the C get out onto the second level? Pass Sets: How well does the C execute his kick slide? Is he smooth with his CHARACTER C
Does he move well laterally along the LOS? Is he able to get in front of cut off feet? Does he get good depth with each step? Does he hinge properly off his Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
blocks from tough angles? post leg? COMPETITION Co
Football Intelligence: Does the C make appropriate reads after the snap? Flexibility: Does the C show the ability to maintain a low pad level with MEDICALS M
Adjust and take good angles for defenders? Break down in space? Pick up adequate knee bend? Does he show good hip mobility rolling into run blocks? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
stunts and blitzing defenders? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Anchor Ability: How does the C sit down and prevent the pocket from being Power at POA: Can the C generate movement at the LOS? Does he PROJECTION P
collapsed? Does the OT have the necessary strength to absorb speed to power consistently get push against defensive linemen in the run game? Is his anchor
rushes? strong in pass protection? SIZE S
Hand Technique: Does the C show ability to land strikes within the defender’s Length/Extension: Does the C play with good reach? Is he able to re-route pass Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
chest plate? Does he maintain his hand fit once engaged? Work to keep his rushers with his length and cut off angles in pass protection?
placement? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Balance: Can the C stay on feet once engaged on a block and generating Competitive Toughness: Can the C physically stand up in the trenches? Does he Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
movement? Is he easily thrown off his base? Can he maintain a power position finish blocks through the whistle? How heavy is his anchor in pass protection?
while moving? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Billy Price, Center #54


Rank: 1 Rank: 24
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 55

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Michigan (2016), Indiana (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Iowa (2017), Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 Functional Athleticism: Illustrates an impressive level of Pass Sets: Has great initial base. Width of feet allows for
short area quickness and fluidity for frame. Has success as a wide framing of defenders and prevents a lapse in gap or
quick puller on inside runs and as a puller in pass protection man control. Does well to get out of stance with snap
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" for moving pocket. Issues arise from stopping feet and quickly and shows a good knowledge of depth of pocket to
allowing weight forward on toes. leave passer with space to work.
Football Intelligence: Has done well in first season at Flexibility: Appears to be a bit tightly wound through the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Center to pick up protections and play effectively. Was hips and core. Linear mobility of lower half as a drive
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A guilty of some protection lapses late in 2016, missing pass blocker and anchoring in pass protection is fine; issues arise
off opportunities or failing to find late showing blitzer. when trying to hinge wide and shift momentum on steep
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Issues have been negligible in 2017. angles.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Natural strength is through the roof. Power at POA: Highly functioning and capable of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A Powerful, heavy handed blocker with a well developed unloading a strong initial blow to defenders. Consistent in
frame. Will have no issues handling power rushes in one on efforts to land a strike and either drive with legs or use hand
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A one situations as a pass protector. Does well to bend at the power to yank and pull defenders out of gaps. Will be a true
knee and lower pads to anchor. asset in the running game.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Hands are active, strike is well timed and Length/Extension: Is not an overly rangy player but plays
has made a good transition into snapping the football. Snap with the requisite level of length to be able to sustain blocks
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A is concise and accurate before throwing free hand to get in man to man situations. Size and frame lend well to a
initial set and grip. Uses hands well to turn and push/pull compact punch, where power can be transitioned from core
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defenders to manipulate spacing at the LOS. through hand.
Balance: Can still get over-eager at times and chase Competitive Toughness: Mean. Likes to throw weight
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 defenders out in space. Also guilty at times of over-stepping around and is capable of bumping defenders out of gaps on
his block and creating a difficult peel back. Surprisingly way through to the second level. Looks for work when left
- Short Shuttle: N/A clean turning up into the alley as a blocker on pulls. unoccupied in pass protection reps and will deliver powerful
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 Cadence in steps allows for clean reps in pass pro. blows on engaged defenders.

FILM SCORE
8.96 N/A 6.07 (Size only) 7.99 2018 partial pec tear Center (-0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Travis Frederick INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Power at POA Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Billy Price projects favorably as a Center in a system that favors a lot of one on one FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
pass protections and will face frequent power rushers in a 1T alignment on the schedule.
Price can step in immediately and fill a need at Center, while Guard is also a possibility. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Frank Ragnow, Center #72

Date of Birth: 05/17/1995 Senior, Arkansas Razorbacks

Rank: 2 Rank: 40
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Y(x2) 42

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Alabama (2016), Texas A&M (2017), Alabama (2017), Texas Christian (2017)
- Measured Height: 6051 Functional Athleticism: Somewhat tightly wound through Pass Sets: Most effective in slide protections, when able to
the core and hips, but ability to get out in front of plays is pin defenders into a teammate and wall off areas. Can get
still functional. Does well with late disengage to challenge caught with weight forward after establishing an initial
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" shooting defenders off the second level. Ability to reset feet punch and is susceptible to being pulled off set.
once engaged is limited.
Football Intelligence: Highly polished in executing all Flexibility: Can get caught with high hips, particularly in
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A kinds of blocks, including pulls, doubles, drive blocks and short yardage situations coming out of snap. Ability to
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more. Has good awareness of cut off angles and trusts hinge and open and keep pad level down can be limited.
athletic ability to carry into pathway of responsibility. Shows good hip roll through punch and contact to carry
- 10 Yard Split: N/A momentum and generate power.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Natural strength is supplemented by a Power at POA: True mauler in the run game. Able to blow
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A sturdy build. Does well to absorb power rushes and stand up 3 techniques on angled blocks and wash defenders out of
ground. Able to drop hips late if knocked back on heels and the hole. Is capable of handling true nose tackles in the run
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more often than not is able to strike with heavy hitting game if left one on one or if defensive alignment forces
hands initially. combo blocks elsewhere.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Hands can strike wide at times but Length/Extension: Doesn't appear to have limitations with
overall power and grip strength is impressive. Does well to length, is capable of striking first and striking clean in spite
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A transfer upper body power through punch and negate of having to snap. Wingspan is plenty effective in playing
forward rushes from defensive linemen. Does well to synch with a large influence when challenging defenders both at
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A grip tightly to prevent being shed. the LOS and in space.
Balance: Foot quickness is only average and as a result will Competitive Toughness: Blue collar mentality with
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 get caught leaning if tested with speed or when tasked with relentless effort to create space and uproot defenders. Is a
playing laterally and staying sticky with quick/fluid mean, nasty blocker who can set the tone on the interior or
- Short Shuttle: N/A defenders. Needs to continue to work on staying patient on when facing up a defender one on one in the boundary as a
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 set to not over-extend. puller.

FILM SCORE
7.92 N/A 7.20 (Size only) 7.80 2017 high ankle sprain
(missed final 5 games) Center (-0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dan Feeney INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional power Worst Trait: Foot quickness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Center Frank Ragnow is mauler who would fit best in an offensive scheme with heavy FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
levels of gap/power blocking in the run game. As a pass protector, Ragnow would be most
effective in slide protections, protecting him from being exposed on both sides at once. SIZE CONCERN S
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Mason Cole, Center #52

Date of Birth: 03/28/1996 Senior, Michigan Wolverines

Rank: 3 Rank: 48
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

Senior Bowl Games watched: Iowa (2016), Rutgers (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Ohio State (2017), Indiana (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 Functional Athleticism: Has full capabilities. Should have Pass Sets: Work as an OT illustrated less than desirable
no issues with chipping and climbing off of double teams, depth and drive in pass sets. As a short setter illustrates a
pulling around formations to create a lead blocking position nice width in the base and has good hip/pad level to play
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" or otherwise. Can at times be a half step late sliding feet to stout and with required anchor. Plays best when not isolated
get in front of defenders, however. in larger spaces.
Football Intelligence: Savvy, experienced player with a Flexibility: Plays coiled and compact. Likable mobility
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.23 good deal of technical proficiency. Has been bounced through the hips to drive through contact and deliver
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A around the offensive line but still illustrates good mental powerful body blows in tight. Has clean hips to hinge and
grasp on assignments and shows ability to adjust after the get sudden width. Has ability to drop non-post leg to help
- 10 Yard Split: 1.78 snap to pass off for teammates. add additional power to anchor in pass pro.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Fairly stout, even if missing chance to Power at POA: Is quick on the draw and will throw hands
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 provide first punch. Has a good level of leverage thanks to with pop and power to create initial bubble as the chipping
combination of frame and low set hips on blocking base. blocker. Head up plays are highlighted by good recovery
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Has effective ability to bow the back and settle down power anchor and second effort push. Hands win reps, feet help
rushes. finish.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Visible thrust through the elbow to Length/Extension: Does not possess the needed length to
explode and strike with force, will visibly jar defenders play on the exterior. Limited ability to strike with a long
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'08" once able to strike and extend the arms to full reach. Hands arm, although compact punch more than compensates for
are active in other situations to parlay defenders into inconsistencies of striking the first blow.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A favorable body position. Has active efforts to reset grip.
Balance: Will spin off of some blocks whilst generating Competitive Toughness: Physical, stout defender. Has a
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 forward push, will allow the feet to narrow. Has a firm and good level of pop in the hands. Effort level to win initially
established base prior to contact and in pass protection on into needed position is strong, as is second effort down the
- Short Shuttle: N/A the inside. Has ability to throttle down in space and stay field to continue to influence the play. Not easily bulled
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 square. backward.

FILM SCORE
8.08 N/A 5.74 7.88 None Center (-0.05)

A
NFL Player Comparison: Nick Martin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Length/extension LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Center Mason Cole may have been given reps at LT in 2017, but his future is as an interior FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
player only. Cole is experienced and has the needed movement skills and lower body leg
drive to be effective in any style rushing attack. A capable starting Center. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
James Daniels, Center #78

Date of Birth: 03/28/1996 Redshirt Junior, Iowa Hawkeyes

Rank: 4 Rank: 59
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
No 37

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2016), Purdue (2017), Nebraska (2017), Boston College (2017)
- Measured Height: 6033 Functional Athleticism: Has good lateral range, both Pass Sets: Optimizes length with quick set of feet and first
working on outside runs and in tight spaces to win strike. Has desirable anchor to slide and pin interior rushers
positioning. Balance is problematic, loses footing. Moves into teammates on slide protections. Has needed short area
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" well in the open field and has ability to successfully climb mobility to pivot late and address a late challenge through
the ladder onto 2nd level. gap.
Football Intelligence: Can play a bit too loose at times, Flexibility: Has very loose hips when playing laterally,
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A needs to increase body control and efficiency of whether that is hinging open as a puller or when having to
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A movements. Has good awareness and reactive quickness peel shoulders back and challenge defenders shooting gaps.
when having to adjust in live action for defensive flow, Hips do play high in head up situations, could stand to focus
- 10 Yard Split: N/A understands movement of the game. on improving hip drop.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Has nice functional strength but ability to Power at POA: Good ability to drive and move bodies at
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 anchor and absorb power rushes can be compromised by the POA thanks to thick lower half and long arms to strike
poor leverage. If unable to strike a blow first will take heavy first. Has good second surge after defenders bow back to
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contact and concede ground, allow feet to narrow and lose rework the feet into an active drive.
balance.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Visible length, impressive and unique Length/Extension: Best trait. Has prominent extension out
for a Center. Has ability to steer and control defenders with of snap to whip up a hand and dictate the rep early to pass
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" hands away from the frame, doing so with adequate upper rushers. Has desirable quickness with hands and should
body strength to stay sticky and sustain influence. continue to work on consistently optimizing length on an
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A every rep basis.
Balance: Does end too many plays on the ground. Will Competitive Toughness: Play strength is good, but not
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 lose footing in pass protection, in the pile and in drive great. Has effective effort levels but needs to eliminate
block situations. Almost appears to still be growing into errors in base and posture to increase functional agility/
- Short Shuttle: N/A body and learning to play with fully recruited coordination balance and control at the LOS.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 efforts.

FILM SCORE
2017 knee
5.61 N/A 7.96 7.80 (missed 1 game) Center (-0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Rodney Hudson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length/extension Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Center James Daniels is a likable prospect with quality length, mobility and lower body FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
strength, but his overall play can be improved with better movement efficiency. His short
area mobility would be well served as a gap/power Center. Developmental player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Scott Quessenberry, Center #52

Date of Birth: 03/23/1995 Redshirt Senior, UCLA Bruins

Rank: 5 Rank: 96
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx2 45

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas A&M (2016), Texas A&M (2017), Memphis (2017), Southern California (2017), Washington (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 Functional Athleticism: Has light feet and is effective in Pass Sets: Has been utilized as a Center for the past two
playing out in space. Comfortable and nimble climbing to seasons, accustomed to snapping out of stance and into
the second level as an interior run blocker. Has needed short position. Is aware of depth and does well to come to balance
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" area quickness to work laterally in the pocket and protect with ample room at the top of the pocket.
either gap.
Football Intelligence: Peripheral vision can be limited in Flexibility: Has plenty of hinge in the hips, fully capable of
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.09 pass protection at times, will miss gap shooters away from dropping low to absorb a punch or to flip and get sudden
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A initial step and be beaten on the inside shoulder .Versatile in width as a blocker. Has ability to roll hips through contact
positions played and could man any of the three interior to help add on extra power as a drive blocker in the run
- 10 Yard Split: N/A spots comfortably. game.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Anchor can be soft at times. Has done well Power at POA: Is more of a crafty ZBS style blocker than
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 to fill out frame but is still a bit light in the trunk, natural leg one to uproot defenders and create a lot of movement at the
and core strength can be compromised as a result. Will have point of attack. Has success as a help blocker or when used
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a hard time stopping momentum of heavy handed interior in double teams to create the initial crease before chipping
defenders once push is started backwards. off to pick up additional defender.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Urgent and sudden. Does a very nice job Length/Extension: Length is problematic. Does not have
of lashing out a hand and winning first strike. Tireless in ideal ability to play with a large area of influence, often
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" efforts to reset the hands and establish a clean grasp on times can get caught eating the pads of defender for not
defenders in head up situations. Has ability to pull defenders playing with needed length to stave off initial charge quick
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A off of set and win space on lateral runs. enough.
- Three Cone Shuttle: 7.50"
Balance: Very good in space. Comes to balance well as a Competitive Toughness: Very likable level of effort and
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 pulling blocker to square up second level defenders. When hand activity to stay pesky at the point of attack. Play
engaged is compromised due to a subpar level of lower strength is a question, however, one that will need to be
- Short Shuttle: N/A body strength, can get pushed around a bit by more stout tended to before mobility and functional athleticism can be
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 interior defensive linemen. made the most of.

FILM SCORE
2015 surgeries on
8.30 N/A 8.10 7.10 both shoulders Center (-0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Russell Bodine INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Scott Quessenberry has the ability to play on the interior in a zone running offense, FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
preferably an outside zone team. His ability to win with persistent hands and functional
athleticism can hook or turn out defenders in the run game. Developmental starter. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Brian Allen, Center #65

Date of Birth: 10/11/1995 Senior, Michigan State Spartans

Rank: 6 Rank: 103
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 51

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2015), Notre Dame (2016), Indiana (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6011 Functional Athleticism: Utilized frequently in pulling Pass Sets: Ability to come out of stance and set up on quick
situations. Does well to flip and get out in front with light sets can be neutralized with power. Does well with slide
feet. Looks comfortable as a lead blocker and running in the protections to seal and keep gap clean of traffic. Has good
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" open field. Quick to climb to the second level and cut down balance once feet and hands are established to drop the butt
linebackers. and hold firm.
Football Intelligence: Has an understanding of physical Flexibility: Illustrates a great level of looseness,
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.00 limits, particularly when trying to reach landmarks on the particularly through the core and pelvis. Feet can adjust
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A second level. Will take good pursuit angles. Has active while absorbing contact to re-gain footing without
eyes to stay busy and not let blitz schemes or stunts force compromising upper body posture or shoulders framing
- 10 Yard Split: 1.88 blockers out of position. defenders. Does well hinging to get out as a puller.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Is light in the trunk, which allows for Power at POA: Gets good movement on double teams and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 power rushers or explosive defenders to drop down and coil when stepping down into down blocks to wash out interior
through pass sets. Does not have a lot of lower body power defenders. Will have more issues with a head up or tilted
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to absorb such contact and as a result can be overwhelmed NT to punch through initial contact and reset the line of
in one on one situations. scrimmage.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Hands are a bit erratic at times to try to Length/Extension: Does not appear to have notable length
land a first strike. Has had issues with both timing and or separation skills. Much more effective in a phonebooth
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'03" placement, can let first strike swing wide and neutralize any and playing in tight spaces as compared to playing as an
power in the punch. Nice secondary effort is present to outside zone blocker due to a lack of length to keep hands
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reestablish hand control and get inside. fit on defensive linemen.
Balance: Moves nimble and light on feet, as little issues Competitive Toughness: Is not a true asset in the run game
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 with redirection tasks or playing on the second level. as a drive blocker but holds value and toughness in effort
Flexibility and foot activity do allow for a balanced base and as a lead blocker out in space. Functional power and
- Short Shuttle: N/A while engaged but at times will stop the feet and lean into strength are not strengths of game.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 blocks, resulting in a poor finish.

FILM SCORE
8.08 N/A 4.85 7.50 None Center (-0.05)

A
NFL Player Comparison: Weston Richburg INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Center Brian Allen projects most favorably as a Center in a gap/power heavy running FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
offense. There, he can be used as the move piece and act as a lead blocker on outside runs.
A starting role is viable for Allen with added lower body power in time. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Bradley Bozeman, Center #75

Date of Birth: 11/24/1994 Redshirt Senior, Alabama Crimson Tide

Rank: 7 Rank: 214
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yes 53

Senior Bowl Games watched: Washington (2016), Clemson (2016), Vanderbilt (2017), Florida State (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6045 Functional Athleticism: Is visibly tight. Will struggle to Pass Sets: Short sets are composed, particularly as a Center.
get the hips and pads down, instead is caught leaning onto Has more ability to stay square to the LOS than be
bodies on the interior and failing to transfer power through challenged with speed in isolation and be able to handle the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" the ground into defenders to create any consistent level of talk of mirroring against speed.
push.
Football Intelligence: Very active and engaged at the LOS Flexibility: Struggles with mobility through the lower
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A in helping to make line calls. Visible communication with body, is tight through the waist and trunk, which limits
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A teammates to coordinate prior to the snap and make sure all ability to pivot or peel back with effectiveness and greet gap
are on the same page. Losses rarely come at the hands of shooting blockers late. Will labor trying to quickly work out
- 10 Yard Split: N/A mental mistakes. of stance and get into a lead position on the boundary.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Natural strength is adequate, has enough Power at POA: Does not roll through punch and as a result
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A weight and trunk to prevent being walked back into the lap will only yield modest results in trying to uproot defenders
of the Quarterback. Recovery balance is limited by ability to at the point of attack. Struggles with long armed defenders
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reach and extend feet as a means of recollecting balance to get into the body and run the feet for a push.
after contact.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Hands can be wide when forced to Length/Extension: Strike range is not high, must be able to
throw at the edge of range as a blocker. When able to work establish within tight space. Struggles when tasked with
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A in tight is able to sink in a firm grasp, shows good hand moving laterally to keep hand fit engaged against scraping
strength to squeeze and stay sticky. defender, will lose balance and overextend trying to stay in
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A position.
Balance: Spins off of contact far too easily, needs to add Competitive Toughness: Blue collar work ethic and
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 width to base and try to sustain foot activity as best as likable hustle during the play. Physically shows natural
possible to eliminate poor reps. Will get knocked around strength, but will lose reps against second effort, length
- Short Shuttle: N/A and struggle to recover after absorbing a blow. and technique on account of physical traits.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64

FILM SCORE
8.10 N/A 4.28 (Size only) 6.48 None Center (-0.05)

A
NFL Player Comparison: Anthony Steen INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IOL Bradley Bozeman projects as a depth player in the NFL, his underwhelming FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
assortment of athletic skills prevent him from sustaining blocks with effectiveness. Showing
good handle of the playbook Bozeman can be called upon inside in a pinch. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Coleman Shelton, Center #79

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Washington Huskies

Rank: 8 Rank: 253
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY
Yx3 53

East/West Shrine Games watched: Washington State (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Stanford (2017)
- Measured Height: 6031 Functional Athleticism: Clunky athlete in the open field. Pass Sets: Feet are lethargic. Struggles with quick
Does not showcase an ideal level of flexibility or ability to penetration defenders to slide the feet and get framed
control momentum cleanly as a space athlete. Has a poor appropriately on slide protections. Has issues with one on
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.38" habit of stopping the feet in contact situations and struggles one quickness in man protections.
to win spacing out outside runs.
Football Intelligence: Is a bit oblivious of defenders Flexibility: Tight through the hips and trunk. Will get
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.24 outside of primary responsibility, appears to have tunnel caught with center of gravity high and concede space when
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A vision when climbing to the second level or when tasked trying to anchor. Pad level pops straight up and will not
with picking up defensive stunts/blitzing defenders from the sustain burst out of stance.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A second level.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.79 Anchor Ability: Soft. Does not dictate reps with hands and Power at POA: Is not a power blocker and has not won
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A far too often eats defenders hands in the chest. Will get with strength in the middle. Will often times get pressed
collapsed on bull rushes and does not show the foot back into the backfield, both when trying to drive straight
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A mobility to move and re-anchor once giving up initial push off the line or when trying to establish some lateral leverage
into the pocket. in outside zone.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 25.0” Hand Technique: Hands carry little power and as a result Length/Extension: Has limited length and little consistency
is not able to negate the push from defensive linemen. in strike usage that allows for a clean strike as both a run
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" Does show ability to use hands to transition out of an initial blocker and pass protector. Lack of requisite length to
block to get out into space and use defender leverage to flex outside, where he started several games in first half of
C Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A advantage. college career.
Balance: Shows some surprising recovery ability after Competitive Toughness: Admirable hustle to try to get
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.81 absorbing big contact, but once momentum is lost and out in front of plays as a second level blocker. Plays with
concedes first step backwards has minimal to zero ability to poor core and lower body strength and struggles to handle
- Short Shuttle: N/A come back to a controlled platform and will surrender the punches from defenders of all shapes and sizes.
C Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.64 play.

FILM SCORE
8.55 N/A 6.49 6.30 None Center (-0.05)

A
NFL Player Comparison: Reese Dismukes INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Anchor ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
C Coleman Shelton projects best as a depth player with intent to develop with notable FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
weight room work to help build up core strength to a needed level. Shelton currently plays
too soft and would struggle greatly with 1 on 1 assignments in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- K y l e C r a b b s 2 0 1 8 N F L D r a f t P r o s p e c t u s -
2018 EDGE Defender Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 5 EDGE Bradley Chubb North Carolina State 8.30
2 14 EDGE Harold Landry Boston College 8.02-M
3 17 EDGE Arden Key Louisiana State 7.96-C/M/S/U
4 39 EDGE Josh Sweat Florida State 7.73-M
5 42 EDGE Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Oklahoma 7.70
6 47 EDGE Sam Hubbard Ohio State 7.65
7 53 EDGE Marcus Davenport Texas San Antonio 7.60
8 55 EDGE Duke Ejiofor Wake Forest 7.58-A/M
9 73 EDGE Lorenzo Carter Georgia 7.48
10 76 EDGE Tyquan Lewis Ohio State 7.43-M
T11 141 EDGE Ade Aruna Tulane 7.02-St
T11 142 EDGE Hercules Mata'afa Washington State 7.02-P/S
13 147 EDGE Kemoko Turay Rutgers 7.00-A/M/St
14 163 EDGE Dorance Armstrong Kansas 6.95-IQ/U
15 167 EDGE Kylie Fitts Utah 6.94-M
16 168 EDGE Joe Ostman Central Michigan 6.93-A
T17 170 EDGE Ja'Von Rolland-Jones Arkansas State 6.92-S/St
T17 171 EDGE Uchenna Nwosu Southern California 6.92-P/Sp
19 181 EDGE Davin Bellamy Georgia 6.88-A
20 194 EDGE Peter Kalambayi Stanford 6.82-P
21 206 EDGE Chad Thomas Miami FL 6.76
22 208 EDGE Jeff Holland Auburn 6.73
23 242 EDGE Jalyn Holmes Ohio State 6.58-U
24 243 EDGE James Hearns Louisville 6.57-U
25 244 EDGE Garret Dooley Wisconsin 6.56
26 284 EDGE Anthony Winbush Ball State 6.13-St
27 286 EDGE Olasunkanmi Adeniyi Toledo 6.11
28 290 EDGE Marcel Frazier Missouri 6.08-A
EDGE Defender Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
First Step Explosiveness: How quickly does the EDGE get off the line of Competitive Toughness: How well does the EDGE hold up in the trenches? CHARACTER C
scrimmage? Doe he have explosiveness to win with speed? Does he react to the Can he reset the LOS in the backfield? Does he fight to get off blocks? Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
snap and time it well? COMPETITION Co
Hand Technique: How well does the EDGE establish separation with his Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the EDGE display? Does he MEDICALS M
hands? Does he play with good extension and does he work to keep his chest wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring his feet? What kind of range does he have with his Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
clean? length? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Pass Rush Counters: Does the EDGE show versatility in attacking OTs? Does Lateral Mobility: How well does the EDGE play along the LOS? Can he move PROJECTION P
he have a wide array of pass rush moves? Can he win with primary move and with good play speed while staying square to the LOS and facing up ball carriers?
counter moves? SIZE S
Flexibility: Does the EDGE have natural ability to bend from the ankles, hips Stand Up Ability: Does the EDGE display ability to impact the game in space as Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
and waist? Can he produce steep bend while maintaining balance and speed to well as at the LOS? Can the player have a positive role in zone coverage or spy?
play with leverage? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Run Defending: What kind of football intelligence does the EDGE show Football Intelligence: Does the EDGE illustrate an understanding of game Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
against the run? Does he play his gaps appropriate? Does he maintain contain? situations? Make smart decisions as a pass rusher? Show proper keys/gap
Can he string out the LOS? control? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Bradley Chubb, EDGE Defender #9


Position Overall 198 total tackles, 25.0 sacks, 54.5 tackles for loss (TFL)
Rank: 1 Rank: 5 - Tackles/ - Tackles for Loss/
4.04 - Sacks/Start: 0.51 1.11
Start: Start:
- Tackles/ - Tackles for Loss/

- Career - Career - Winning 5.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.33
2017 Top Competition: South Carolina, Notre Dame, Clemson

(Y/N): Yes Played: 49 - Tackles/ - Tackles for Loss/
7.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 2.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2016), Clemson (2016), South Carolina (2017), Florida State (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6043 First Step Explosiveness: Is not a super twitchy athlete but Competitive Toughness: Motor is tremendous. Relentless
get off will work just fine at the NFL level. Has good ability is efforts as a rusher and a run defender; regardless of
to gain ground on first step and pairs above average positioning on the field. Will work back into the pocket
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" explosion with snap anticipation to get OTs to hinge after being ridden beyond target. Backside pursuit allows
prematurely when threatening the edge. for influence on unblocked reps as well.
Hand Technique: Really well rounded in terms of hand Tackling: Consistent finisher as a tackler. Does well even
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 usage and ability to play off of contact. Will take powerful when isolated out in space to not leave feet prematurely.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 stab with inside arm and win first contact well; understands Pads possess a lot of pop and power when crashing down
how to leverage blockers with length and then disengage hill as a means of absorbing ball carrier's forward
- 10 Yard Split: 1.63 and transition into pursuit role. momentum and prevent YAC.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has a vast array of counters. Likes to Lateral Mobility: Is not especially sudden but has enough
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 return to speed rush with dip/rip combination but has mobility through the hips to get width when challenged on
understanding of how to work back inside or convert speed outside runs and extend ball carrier into the boundary. Has
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 to power effectively based on how tackles set him on the much better short area quickness to fold back inside on an
boundary. interior gap as a forward playing pass rusher.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Showcases textbook lateral tilt as a boundary Stand Up Ability: Would not recommend utilization
rusher. Lower body (hips/ankles) are capable of producing outside the box; doesn't have a lot of dynamic movement
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" high amounts of tilt to carry speed through corners and skills isolated in space. Pass rush/edge setting prowess
allow for flattening to the Quarterback. Shows low pad level could be engaged from a two point stance without negative
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” at the line of scrimmage. effect, however.
Run Defending: Strength and ability to hold ground while Football Intelligence: Attacks pass rushes with a plan;
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A taking on blocks is impressive. Has a strong pop with initial always has a counter ready for multiple avenues. Is not a
stab to offset forward momentum from blockers and will player who will get caught cheating or banking on a single
- Short Shuttle: 4.41 roll hips through to stonewall and help seal off gaps. counter. Does well to execute team defense first before
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A transitioning into pursuit mode.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.95 7.21 7.82 8.40 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Derek Barnett INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass rush versatility Worst Trait: Mobility in space LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
North Carolina State DE Bradley Chubb projects most favorably as a down end in a 4 man FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defensive front. Regardless of his rush angles, Chubb offers needed functional athleticism
and technique to beat tackles. Capable of fully filling role as a 3 down defender. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Harold Landry, EDGE Defender #7

Date of Birth: 06/05/1996 Senior, Boston College Eagles

3.43 - Sacks/Start: 0.57 1.04
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Clemson, Virginia Tech

(Y/N): No Played: 46 - Tackles/ - Tackles for Loss/
5.33 - Sacks/Start: 1.00 1.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Wake Forest (2016), Virginia Tech (2017), Clemson (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6023 First Step Explosiveness: Extremely potent as a speed Competitive Toughness: Plays with a better presence at the
rusher off the boundary. Capable of winning tight LOS than athletic skill set would suggest. Has ability to
alignments with hard up field step or with tilted speed hold ground thanks to low center of gravity. Motor as a pass
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" angles to crash and play with tilt through a wider alignment. rusher is notable and will bring second efforts back into
Elite burst and twitch. position to challenge the football.
Hand Technique: Highly effective in playing with an Tackling: Closing burst is notable to flatten and get into
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 extended arm or chopping through an initial punch as a pass favorable position as a backside defender. Speed to close
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 rusher. Effective setting hands on inside of numbers against will catch ball carriers off guard. Does well to consistently
blockers to play with leverage and control when trying to go for a wrap up effort, isn't looking for kill shots against
- 10 Yard Split: 1.59 stack blocks. Optimizes length well to stay clean. the run. Aware of attacking ball as a pass rusher.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Primarily a speed rusher. Able to Lateral Mobility: Terrific range when tasked with staying
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 time inside shoulder and diminish surface area with high square to the LOS as an unblocked defender. Very quick to
aptitude. Rip and inside counters with arm over are effective squeeze down and stay patient reading mesh point. Capable
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 when paired with speed to catch oversetting OTs off of planting foot in the ground and driving back into the
balance. boundary to sustain outside leverage.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Fluid, showing impressive tilt and mobility Stand Up Ability: Has the needed looseness in the hips to
throughout the entire body. Is one of the best cornering pass buzz off of the LOS as a zone dropper in coverage. Short
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" rushers in recent years. High ankle flexion, extremely steep area COD and acceleration would enable skill in pursuing
lower body angles when turning the corner on OTs with plays from the back side as a rally defender to the ball. Can
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” speed. Gets skinny prior to first punch with torso mobility. sustain burst from two point stance.
Run Defending: Inside out defender. Will be most Football Intelligence: Ability to locate the football and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective as a wide aligned DE or as a stand up defender sustain primarily responsibility after the snap is strong. Has
playing outside leverage at the LOS. Ability to hold ground a terrific sense as a pass rusher for how to get OTs off of
- Short Shuttle: 4.19 against drive blocks in the trenches is underrated, but not a balanced set and come back with counters to create
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A featured trait. consistent pressure.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.06 8.04 6.79 8.37 2017 ankle INJ (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Vic Beasley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step explosiveness Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Boston College DE Harold Landry projects best as a wide alignment EDGE defender. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
There, his pass rushing skills and first step can pressure OTs with consistency and he can
be afforded natural leverage as a contain defender against the run. Blue chip prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Arden Key, EDGE Defender #49


4.16 - Sacks/Start: 0.65 0.79
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Mississippi State, Auburn, Alabama

5.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Louisville (2016), Mississippi State (2017), Auburn (2017), Florida (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6047 First Step Explosiveness: Has a splendid level of twitch Competitive Toughness: Combative with urgency and
and burst off of the line of scrimmage when releasing into a hustle as both a backside and play side defender. Shows
full tilt pass rush. Dynamic movement skills extend to surprising anchor at the POA to hold ground with low hips
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" working in space as an isolated defender as well. Gains and set the LOS in the run game. Second effort pass rushes
notable ground with first step. produce clean up plays thanks to athleticism and length.
Hand Technique: Is quite developed with ability to stack Tackling: Influence is terrific. Length, burst and bend result
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A up and attack blockers. Has firm enough punch and long in some challenges a lesser player wouldn't dream of.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 enough arms to jolt and extend on skill players at OTs alike. Possesses powerful pop in pads with given an angle to
Good usage of free hand to rip blocker's grasp off of chest finish flush with the passer. Explosiveness translates to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A plate. lateral tackles as well.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Go to is a sweep and rip Lateral Mobility: Terrific range. Flows effortlessly into the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A combination, when paired with tilt and first step can be boundary and carries frame well to do so with the needed
very potent rushing off the edge. Has broken out long arm speed to carry the RB into the boundary. Hips are loose and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 rush and a spin move that covers notable ground when has little effort hinging to open up in zone coverage drops as
working back inside. well.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Shows terrific tilt and lean both through the Stand Up Ability: Successfully mirrored RBs and slot
lower half and whilst flattening on offensive tackles. Will receivers in tight areas of the field. Surreal athletic ability
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" pivot and corner with high rate of speed and flexibility and flexibility of the hips in space to shadow smaller
allows for catch foot to suddenly shift weight at steep angles players. Burst out of two point wide alignment is strong as
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” to get home. well to still challenge with speed.
Run Defending: Lapses of gap responsibility come on Football Intelligence: Utilization of advanced hand
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A occasion. Is a reliable boundary defender to play the mesh usage and commitment to fundamentals at the LOS are
point in zone read, has movement and length to account for an impressive added layer over dominating traits. Has
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 either player. Anchor and commitment to set the edge are good spatial awareness to feel way through and around
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A present on film. contact.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.07 8.10 5.77 8.50 2017 shoulder surgery
2017 finger injury (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Randy Gregory INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender Arden Key is a blue chip talent. His abilities would best be suited for a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
stand-up role in a 3-4 defense, where he can drop in space on occasion and rush from
wider angles. Should be a Day 1 starter, health and off field permitting. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Josh Sweat, EDGE Defender #9


3.73 - Sacks/Start: 0.39 0.78
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Miami, Clemson

5.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Michigan (2016), Alabama (2017), Florida (2017), Syracuse (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 First Step Explosiveness: Has natural burst to coil and Competitive Toughness: Surprisingly scrappy on the line
explode out of stance. Will cover a good deal of ground of scrimmage to hold ground and prevent bubbling for ball
with first step up the field, can win as a wide angled speed carrier to slip out into space. Effort and back side pursuit
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" rusher on the boundary. Can improve burst with are excellent, will peel back if missing landmark and
adjustments to stance (uses 4 pt. stance at times). successfully get in on plays.
Hand Technique: Hands are very rapid in tight quarters to Tackling: Very sudden, closes like a linebacker would to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 play off of contact. Length is a functional issue, fails to find the ball and finish if left uncovered. Has good patience
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 show desirable extension and skill in discarding blockers along the LOS to not lunge body into a potential tackle.
after initial contact. First contact counters and judo style Explosive skill set translates to pop through the pads.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A shedding techniques are top notch.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Is fairly one dimensional as a Lateral Mobility: Free flowing defender who has no
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A speed rusher. Favors rip/speed rush combination problem ranging all over the field and up and down the
disproportionately and as a result can be negated by OTs LOS. Flexibility through the hips allows for suddenness in
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 who sit on the speed move. Will need to develop versatility tight spaces to flip open and attack a ball carrier pressing for
to keep opposition honest. the edge.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Notably loose through the shoulders. Intriguing Stand Up Ability: Movement skills suggest a feasible
ability to rotate the shoulders through gaps to keep OTs transition into a stand up role with some regularity. Has
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" from getting hands on the chest and sustaining speed while needed hip mobility to drop off of the LOS and get depth if
pressing forward. Rolls hips through punch to hold ground. tasked with buzzing into shallow zones. Has not been asked
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” Has nice lower body tilt rushing off the edge. to fulfill this role, so patience likely required.
Run Defending: Functional strength is good, not great. Football Intelligence: Stays true to strengths, plays with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Will have hands full trying to pull off of blocks from an in speed and plays to avoid contact. Would like to see more
line defense position but capable of setting the LOS and variability to pass rush approach to great more opportunities
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 holding ground firm. Capable single gap defender to shoot to register disruptions against opposing QBs.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through and challenge the mesh point with quickness.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.38 6.42 8.33 7.77 2014 ACL tear and
knee dislocation (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Bruce Irvin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step explosiveness Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender Josh Sweat is an intriguing defender who projects most favorably as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
hybrid space/speed defender. A traditional role in any defense may not suit him, he'll need
to be asked to rush/pursue from open space. High ceiling, low floor for wrong coaches. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, EDGE Defender #31


3.57 - Sacks/Start: 0.46 0.75
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Georgia

4.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.83 1.17
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Houston (2016), West Virginia (2016), Auburn (2016), UTEP (2017), Texas (2017), Kansas State (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 First Step Explosiveness: Notable ground gained in first Competitive Toughness: Illustrates a tremendous motor
step attacking forward into the LOS. Has ability to transfer and sees a very high percent of snaps on defense. Leader of
initial burst from either a stand up or down position, the defense, mentally tough. Willing to lock horns with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" effective attacking from a wide alignment as well to blockers in the run game and help provide a unified front at
increase urgency of pass sets from OTs. the LOS.
Hand Technique: Hand usage is active and effective, most Tackling: Closing burst is strong and will effectively chase
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.77 specifically when attacking outside/in as a rusher. Has used down plays from the back end if unaccounted for. Short and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 long arm to maximize length, though natural length and physically stout to get under pads of runners. Good
separation skills are a bit of a natural limitation. Hands are awareness to attack the ball in the pocket on sacks. Lack of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A powerful and urgent in keeping chest clean. wingspan can let some finishes get away.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Can be too prone to predetermining Lateral Mobility: Has mobility to open hips and carry
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 rush counters initially, likes to use spin move too frequently speed out into the sideline as a play side run defender. Has
when Tackle has leverage inside. Most lethal with speed enough mobility in space to occasionally buzz off the LOS
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 rush and when attacking with a two way go, has lateral and take away underneath zones but lacks length to
quickness and leverage to power through inside creases. influence the football.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Ability to corner with low hips and high angles Stand Up Ability: Dynamic two point release is an
in the lower half allows for sharp pivoting and ability to intriguing layer to game, is capable of stunting through
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" flatten out effectively and get into the pocket. Has strong interior gaps or exploding off the edge to bring pressure
coil through hips and legs to stay low and anchor when from a multitude of angles.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” setting the edge.
Run Defending: Most effective as a slashing gap defender, Football Intelligence: Needs to continue to dedicate more
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A but has had success squatting and holding the POA. Ability focus and reactive quickness to pass rushes to maximize
to get off of blocks is compromised by lack of length and every rush. Has good nose for the football and how to
- Short Shuttle: N/A therefore a contain role or penetration role is desirable, but navigate the pocket in an effort to slip in for pressure.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A not a two gap scheme.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.48 7.43 6.74 7.77 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Yannick Ngakoue INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Predetermined rush
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Oklahoma pass rusher Ogbonnia Okoronkwo projects most favorably as a stand up rusher FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
in an odd man front. There, he can attack tackles from a wider angle and open up more
two way go's from a pass rush perspective. Ideal rush specialist but could play 3 downs. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Sam Hubbard, EDGE Defender #6

Date of Birth: 06/29/1995 Redshirt Junior, Ohio State Buckeyes

2.90 - Sacks/Start: 0.43 0.75
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Oklahoma, Clemson


4.00 - Sacks/Start: 1.17 1.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Oklahoma (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Michigan (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Southern California (2017)
- Measured Height: 6053 First Step Explosiveness: Has nice release and Competitive Toughness: At times can get bullied and
acceleration, particularly out of a three point stance. Has pushed around by blockers at the LOS. Struggles to finish
ability to gain advantageous angles early from a tight split some disengages when body isn't aligned into blocker. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" on the edge. Has ability to explode off the back side or an outstanding motor, great hustle player who makes second
challenge the mesh point if left unaccounted for. and third effort plays.
Hand Technique: Hands are deliberate. Takes a Tackling: Pliable upper half helps to maximize tackle
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A calculated and stiff strike onto chest of blockers to initially radius and ability to influence at the LOS. Is not overly
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 and has various moves in arsenal to shed clear hands off of powerful or explosive to run through contact and as a result
frame. Utilizes long arm well to extend and sustain will occasionally slip off of a finishing play or slide low and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A boundary leverage. miss a chance to finish.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Preferred counters are push/pull and Lateral Mobility: Has terrific range, hips are clean.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A swim moves. Has ability to tilt and rip under a punch off the Notable acceleration when tasked with flipping open 90
outside but consistency is hindered by ineffective angles degrees and opening into the sideline to sustain leverage on
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 rushing off the edge. Can win with speed with greater outside runs. Has fair short area quickness on interior rushes
consistency if able to develop trust in cornering skills. but proceeds with caution around contact.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has fair amount of tilt, but flashes are sporadic Stand Up Ability: Has been utilized in zone drops and
and irregular. Pliability is more visible when out in space, shows ample movement skill to be used in that same role at
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" hinging hips for zone drops or when working on the move the next level. Loses some of acceleration on pass rushes
to avoid bodies and blockers. Very free moving lower half. when tasked with starting from a 2 pt. stance.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” Upside is present as boundary burst rusher.
Run Defending: Will miss some finishes by failing to Football Intelligence: Has much more polish with hands
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A cleanly get rid of blockers on chest. Awareness of body than with lower half. Can vastly improve results by cutting
positioning on the edge and slashing potential to cut inside down angles when working off the edge on obvious
- Short Shuttle: 4.32 on gap slants is strong, will produce disruption at the mesh passing downs and force Tackles to greet hips sooner into
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A point. pass sets.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.70 6.31 7.32 7.70 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: TJ Watt INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Power at POA LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender Sam Hubbard is a high upside prospect who should be able to develop FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
into a high quality starter in time. Needs further coaching and development with cornering
skills as a pass rusher. Projects most favorably as a stand up OLB in an odd man front. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Marcus Davenport, EDGE Defender #93

Date of Birth: 09/04/1996 Senior, UTSA Road Runners

4.02 - Sacks/Start: 0.47 0.82
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisiana Tech, Texas A&M, New Mexico

2017 Top Competition: Alabama-Birmingham, Marshall, Louisiana Tech

(Y/N): Yx2 Played: 46 - Tackles/ - Tackles for Loss/
4.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas A&M (2016), Baylor (2017), Texas State (2017), Louisiana Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 6056 First Step Explosiveness: Has a fair amount of burst to Competitive Toughness: Motor and effort level are very
get up the field and cause penetration as a rusher. Will strong to work back into the play. Can be found down the
make good use of wide angles and tilted alignment to get field chasing interior runs after pressing up the field. Ability
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" pressure as a speed rusher before converting speed to to anchor and hold ground at the POA will need further
power. development by adding weight to frame.
Hand Technique: Length is easily best trait. Possesses a Tackling: Tackle radius is strong. Has good short area
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 good deal of power to coil and explode hands into blockers, quickness and surprising mobility to adjust path in short
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 will often establish first contact and soften angles by spaces and challenge the ball carrier. Does well to wrap
locking out arms on the play. Usage when trying to shed up ball carriers with strength and prevent additional
- 10 Yard Split: 1.63 blocks will need more aggression and precision. yardage.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Will need more polish, currently Lateral Mobility: Has good range. Loose through the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 attempts to play with speed to power or pushing through hips to pivot and adjust feet to get acceleration when
creases without much creativity. Will be eliminated from mirroring ball carriers in the backfield or at the line of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 rushes after giving up chest if unable to create a bull rush scrimmage.
push backwards.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does well to minimize disadvantages of height Stand Up Ability: Has found success as a slasher when
with bend in the knees and drop of the hips. Can still get used as a stand up chess piece. Does well to release with
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" caught playing tall at the line of scrimmage while stacking quickness and find creases in protection when flowing
blocks. Has modest cornering ability but won't dip inside forward. Has consistently done well to create lanes when
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” shoulder on boundary rushes due to lack of tilt. playing with forward momentum.
Run Defending: Length is a huge tool but will need Football Intelligence: Has done well to play to strengths
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A development. Does not have great anchor at the point of and optimize most out of raw athletic ability. Needs to
attack but power in hands will help to reset LOS and become more reactive with hands as it relates to avoiding
- Short Shuttle: 4.41 establish control. Has good penetration skills and crashes first contact. Can have success with long arm rushes and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through gaps hard to find the football. optimizing length to a greater degree.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.87 7.70 7.65 7.30 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Taco Charlton INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender Marcus Davenport projects as a 4-3 defensive end at the NFL level. There FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
will be a delay between arrival in the NFL and reaching potential. Hand usage is a barrier
but in the meantime athletic ability can be used as a rotational player early in career. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Duke Ejiofor, EDGE Defender #53

Date of Birth: 04/24/1995 Redshirt Senior, Wake Forest Demon Deacons

3.17 - Sacks/Start: 0.57 1.04
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Louisville, Clemson

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, Louisville, Notre Dame

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2017), Florida State (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Boston College (2017), Texas A&M (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 First Step Explosiveness: Does not have a great level of Competitive Toughness: Very stout when locking horns at
burst to accelerate up field out of stance. Ability to gain the POA in head up situations. Would like to see a greater
ground on steps 2-4 is much better than initial release. Does ability to sit down and prevent being washed out of some
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" well to react to the snap when tasked with penetration as plays. Motor runs hot and does well to continuously push
compared to reading the LOS. the pocket as a rusher.
Hand Technique: Excellent hand usage. Highly polished Tackling: Has a very stout frame and long wingspan to help
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and does well with transitioning out of blocks with powerful envelope ball carriers at the line of scrimmage. Effective in
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 hands and ideal length. Will stack blocks before finding the tight spaces but when pressed with trying to mirror to the
football and break off hand fits with forearm or hand boundary can get caught with tightness in the hips and fail
- 10 Yard Split: N/A swipes. to finish.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Highly developed in terms of mental Lateral Mobility: Does not do well as a boundary contain
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A processing, reactive quickness and fluidity of counters. defender, particularly when challenged with speed on
Powerful club, sudden spin move, effective swim and push outside runs. Has short area burst but will not be able to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 pull combinations. Is not married to a single counter and hold the edge against fast to flow runners or when
parlays contact into multiple sheds with ease. protecting the field side.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Is a bit of an odd blend. Doesn't have a lot of Stand Up Ability: Should not be asked to play away from
cornering ability to tilt through the lower body, yet upper the line of scrimmage. Has tightness that will prevent drops
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A half mobility and looseness throughout the shoulders is in zone coverage from having effectiveness and lacks range/
effective in forcing missed punches and working frame release from a two point stance to win as a rusher.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” through small creases.
Run Defending: More successful as a one gap defender in Football Intelligence: Impressive mental flexibility as a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A production but ability to sink hips and lock out as a two gap pass rusher. Has ability to implement plans A, B and C
defender is present as well. Ability to quickly shed blocks on any given play, depending on the set of OL. Awareness
- Short Shuttle: N/A will allow for effective play along the line of scrimmage of landmarks and how to get rid of blockers is present as
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and challenging ball carriers. well.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.06 6.69 7.64 (Size only) 7.70 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Preston Smith INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass rush counters Worst Trait: First step explosiveness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Duke Ejiofor presents as a unique prospect, his role ideally at the NFL level would be FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
a blend of base 4-3 DE and a B-gap pass rusher on obvious passing down and distances.
Ejiofor has impressive polish and block shedding should come quickly to him in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Lorenzo Carter, EDGE Defender #7


3.07 - Sacks/Start: 0.26 0.40
Start: Start:


6.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Auburn (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Tennessee (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 First Step Explosiveness: Actual release off the line is Competitive Toughness: Has a good motor, makes the
notable. Capable of gaining high amount of ground up the most of versatility by being moved all around the line of
field courtesy of length and athleticism. Will be late at times scrimmage and will execute promptly in any role.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" reacting to the snap, so will need to dial into peripheral Functional play strength is markedly better than 2016 but
vision to react more promptly. still can use improvements.
Hand Technique: Usage has improved, shows greater Tackling: Tackle radius is freakishly large. Has a lot of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 awareness of maximizing length and causing separation. length and a lot of closing burst to cover ground. Does well
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Will need to continue to develop shedding techniques, can to mirror with loose hips when playing on the edge and
get stuck locking horns without a firm press or sweep to sustain edge contain. Attacks the ball when closing in on
- 10 Yard Split: N/A disengage at the point of attack. passers in the pocket.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Usage of long arm, rip and dip and Lateral Mobility: Has good flow and range, both as an off
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A speed rush have given added versatility and effectiveness. Is ball defender from the backside and working as an outside
currently best working from wide angles, as first step contain defender on the play side. Hips are fluid and easily
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 stresses OT and widens isolation before counters are enable flipping into the boundary to carry speed and stay
implemented. outside on ball carriers.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Level of tilt is strong throughout the body, Stand Up Ability: Is a highly versatile athlete. Has been
when flattening around the edge gets a high degree of lean tasked with playing off the ball, with hand in the dirt, tilted
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'10" through the lower half and will extend torso and inside arm from a two point stance at the line and jamming receivers
to the target to close down angles. Hips are free to allow a working out of the slot. Has even been given reps as a stand
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” clean drop off the line of scrimmage as well. up rusher on interior gaps. Chess piece.
Run Defending: Still gets stuck on blockers trying to Football Intelligence: Handles a good deal of responsibility
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disengage and challenge the ball carrier. Can be collapsed in as a move piece throughout the front seven. Is still
drive block situations and needs to anchor better to reset the developing a natural feel to pass rushing and will require
- Short Shuttle: N/A LOS and box in the corner. Slash reps crashing off the back some patience there before able to fully deliver on his
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A side can be contested. potential.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.25 4.79 8.03 7.57 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dion Jordan INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Lorenzo Carter unlocked his potential in 2017 and has earned consideration as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
developmental starter. With impressive traits and versatility, Carter is a player who can be
moved all throughout the front seven in an effort to keep him on the field on all downs. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Tyquan Lewis, EDGE Defender #59


2.04 - Sacks/Start: 0.43 0.67
Start: Start:


2.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.00
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), Clemson (2016), Indiana (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 6030 First Step Explosiveness: Does not showcase anything Competitive Toughness: Relentless effort player. Does
other than average burst out of three point stance, even on well to make second and third efforts to peel back into the
obvious passing situations. More build-up speed than instant pocket if QB holds ball for an extended period of time. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" explosion. Can beat college level OTs with wider angled good functional strength and plays with confidence as a
speed rushes but won't be avenue for success in NFL. POA defender.
Hand Technique: Deliberate usage to initiate first contact Tackling: Area of influence is modest due to athletic profile
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A with offensive linemen. Shows patience when stacking but discipline as a finisher is strong and rarely lets ball
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 blocks, illustrating confidence to shed blocks at will and carriers slip through grasp. Strong in both the upper and
discard opponents. Length is serviceable to play outside lower halves to put down runners.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A contain or potentially two gap.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Is not overly imaginative or creative Lateral Mobility: Doesn't have a very prominent burst.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A to play off of first contact. More apt to utilize strength as a Looks rigid trying to string out plays and stay in front of
bull rusher than to use hands to force a missed punch from boundary runs working as a contain defender. Much more
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 an offensive tackle. effective in straight lines or from a wide angle where
leverage is already provided.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Struggles with turning the corner as a pass Stand Up Ability: Will not offer a team much of anything
rusher to drop pads and center of gravity to push through a as a defender out in space. Needs to be played on the line of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" tight angle. Has little ankle/lower body flexion to carry scrimmage and more importantly with a hand in the dirt to
speed through wider angled rushes and force the feet to help get the most out of initial burst out of stance to win
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” stick in ground to turn. reps early.
Run Defending: Can be a terrific specialist with squatting Football Intelligence: Would like to see some more
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to hold ground as a contain/gap defender. Has functional versatility added to hand counters as a pass rusher but style
strength to push through lateral contact on slants and sit of play is very much as a grinder. Likes to physically
- Short Shuttle: N/A down in the backfield to find the ball. Hand usage is terrific impose will on blockers and play style/approach to the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A at the POA. game stays true to strengths.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.51 5.23 7.85 7.27 2015 shoulder
labrum tear (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ronald Blair INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Effort Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Ohio State DE Tyquan Lewis is not a player to be given a prominent pass rushing role at FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the NFL level, but his work at the point of attack and effort make sense as an early down
base end in an odd man front. There, Lewis can hold the POA and stuff up run gaps. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ade Aruna, EDGE Defender #87

Date of Birth: 04/27/1994 Redshirt Senior, Tulane Green Wave

Rank: T11 Rank: 141 - Tackles/ - Tackles for Loss/
2.43 - Sacks/Start: 0.25 0.43
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Memphis, Houston, Navy

2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, South Florida, Memphis

1.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2017), South Florida (2017), Tulsa (2017)
- Measured Height: 6045 First Step Explosiveness: Has a pleasant first step, will Competitive Toughness: Gets knocked around with too
spring out of stance and quickly find way into a hip to hip much frequency, plays high and times and struggles greatly
position against OTs. Has found success in a multitude of to get the pads down at the POA and anchor effectively.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" alignments but ground covered in first step would be Does not possess a lot of power in the hands to displace
effective from outside alignment. OTs in their set.
Hand Technique: Extension and length are effective, has Tackling: High tackle radius thanks to prototypical length
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 ability to press and extend to create a crease and enable for and solid functional athleticism. Tackle power is not great
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 block disengagement when working laterally at the line of but shows good habits as a wrap up tackler to wrangle the
scrimmage. ball and finish opportunities to end a play. Shows good
- 10 Yard Split: N/A press into final angle as a rusher off the edge.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has successfully implemented length Lateral Mobility: Athletic ability is strong but laterally can
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 as a way to keep chest clean and transition to the passer. be a touch slower than when working in straight line angles.
Does not have a great deal of power behind frame due to Steps are long and hips are not especially fluid so will have
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 lean frame and a lack lower body strength. a harder time pivoting to get width out of stance and into
pursuit into the boundary.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has nice lean, especially when working off the Stand Up Ability: Has a good deal of upside as an
edge. Has ability to optimize length and tilt into rushes outside-in rusher. Length is useful from an outside
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" effectively, diminishing surface area for OTs to land alignment to confidently set the edge in the run game.
punches or strike on the body. Needs to get the hips down Needs advantageous angles to win consistently in the run
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” when challenging OTs in line, however. game due to strength at the POA.
Run Defending: Has some gap penetration skill but by and Football Intelligence: Has illustrated required skills to be
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A large consistently to shed blocks with hands creates some successful defending the edge but needs to harness more
challenges to finding production at the LOS. More gap consistency in all phases. Hope is that with next level
- Short Shuttle: 4.48 contain as compared to block shedding. coaching upside will be more prevalent and additional
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A growth can take place.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.24 4.22 7.42 6.97 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Aaron Maybin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Athletic ability Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender Ade Aruna is a high ceiling rusher who has the upside to be a starting end FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
with development in the technical portions of his game. Aruna projects best as an outside
rusher in an odd front, where his length and first step can pressure OTs in space. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Hercules Mata'afa, EDGE Defender #50

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, Washington State Cougars

3.10 - Sacks/Start: 0.54 1.17
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Colorado, Washington

2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Michigan State

3.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Washington (2017), Oregon (2017), Michigan State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 First Step Explosiveness: Has terrific release off the snap, Competitive Toughness: Currently finds all production
very smooth when exploding out of 3 point stance and strictly on ability to press into gaps and uncover before
covers a notable amount of ground on initial step. looking to locate the ball. Does not handle firm contact
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" Quickness translates to stunt work, pure gap penetration and well and needs to develop some consistent hand counters to
will be effective off the edge as well. discard of blockers and prevent being washed out.
Hand Technique: Showcases a subtle rip to finish Tackling: Initial explosiveness translates very well to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.76 penetration reps, but often times gets caught with hands hitting power, carries speed with grace and plays with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 placed wide and out of position trying to stack up blockers confidence pressing into the mesh point for some violent
in heavy traffic. Needs to become more developed to stack collisions in the backfield. Has a notable wingspan to reach
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and shuck at the POA. and maximize area of influence.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Is predominantly a speed rusher, Lateral Mobility: Has awesome range and ability to press
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 wins reps with quickness and explosive first step but hasn't gaps as a slant defender. Burst translates to lateral game as
often been tasked with rushing from outside angles. Ability well, has ability to suddenly cross the face of blockers and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 to pick up new landmarks and showcase pass rush counters uncover at desired landmark.
will be instrumental to transition.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Looks to corner well. Experience with inside Stand Up Ability: Projection is murky due to
alignments has developed good habits trying to work around non-traditional role at the college level. Looks to have
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" bodies in tight space, a trait that should translate well to new lateral range and burst to win as a stand up rusher on the
role as an outside rusher. Has good disassociation between outside, but needs to be played going forward to unlock
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” upper and lower halves to get skinny in gaps. potential and maximize skillset.
Run Defending: Gap penetration player only. Requires Football Intelligence: Has a ways to go as it relates to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A notable overhaul to set the edge due to inexperience and adjusting to new role but has made visible effort to execute
ineffectiveness taking on blockers from an inline position on designated responsibilities. Works to uncover in desired
- Short Shuttle: N/A along the POA. Big production winning with quickness gap before flipping eyes back inside to locate the football.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A comes from inside alignments.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.85 7.15 5.38 7.33 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Zach Hodges INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step explosiveness Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Hercules Mata'afa has terrific traits but a notable developmental curve courtesy to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
his usage at Washington State. Should be regarded as a 3rd down rush specialist in the
short term until able to develop skills to stack up blocks at the POA. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kemoko Turay, EDGE Defender #58

Date of Birth: 07/11/1995 Redshirt Senior, Rutgers Knights

2.18 - Sacks/Start: 0.34 0.47
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Iowa, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

2017 Top Competition: Washington, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

5.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.17
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Washington (2017), Ohio State (2017), Michigan (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Michigan State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 First Step Explosiveness: Has a nice initial get off at the Competitive Toughness: Admirable effort throughout
line of scrimmage. Length as a rusher enables ability go college career to play through lingering injuries. Does not
gain notable ground with initial stride and challenge have functional play strength to hold ground at the line of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" heavy footed offensive tackles hip to hip as a boundary scrimmage, will get uprooted in the run game and fail to
pass rusher. effectively set the edge.
Hand Technique: Showcases a surprising level of Tackling: Far too prone to leaving feet and throwing limbs
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 versatility and effectiveness in hand counters as a rusher. at the ground. Needs to stay upright and balanced with a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Hand punch and sweep is compact, sudden and effective. greater consistency in order to increase finish frequency.
Understands how to attack at the wrist in order to break Has a long wingspan to wrap up and corral ball carriers
- 10 Yard Split: N/A hands on first punch. Struggles to stack in the run game. when collapsing down the LOS.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Most effective counters are sweeps, Lateral Mobility: Short area quickness is impressive, has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A rips, long arm stabs and clubs. Will have a difficult time ability to come to a stop and work back inside when
disengaging after conceding chest, often times eliminated challenging offensive linemen from wide angles. Has ability
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 from play after a clean hand grasp is given. to tuck back across face of a blocker when attacking in a
head up position on interior gaps.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a great level of bend and tilt throughout the Stand Up Ability: Tasked with dropping out into flats in
hips and torso. Cornering ability is present but can at times zone coverage or picking up backs out of the backfield,
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A misstep with the catch foot and lose footing, will be ridden even turning and running to carry plays down the field. Has
out of plays or buried on the spot as an end result. Does well effective burst from a two point stance, can challenge the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” to bend frame and coil into initial stance. pocket or drop off the LOS from upright position.
Run Defending: Too easily erased in head up situations. Football Intelligence: Has flashes of applicable skill but is
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Can be collapsed and washed out of the play by Tight Ends still fairly rough around the edges. Would have had notably
with far too much ease. Will allow pad level to rise up and better statistics if able to clean up extra steps, angles and
- Short Shuttle: N/A give up anchor trying to locate the football in the backfield tackling habits.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A while engaged.

FILM SCORE
Shoulder surgery EDGE Defender
3.59 4.45 7.71 7.52 (both sides) (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Eli Harold INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short area agility Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Rutgers' EDGE Kemoko Turay is a developmental prospect with pleasant skills as a pass FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
rusher off the edge. Turay should be regarded as a developmental prospect with upside to
eventually find an every down role dependent on durability and adding more play strength. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Dorance Armstrong Jr, EDGE Defender #2

Date of Birth: 06/10/1997 Junior, Kansas Jayhawks

3.94 - Sacks/Start: 0.43 0.96
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma West Virginia

2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State

6.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2016), West Virginia (2017), Texas Christian (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Iowa State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6035 First Step Explosiveness: Possesses a good initial get off Competitive Toughness: Is ineffective with ability to
out of three point stance but doesn't consistently showcase disengage blockers when giving up the chest. Can get
natural athleticism and burst. Instead often times reacts to swallowed and pushed around at the point of attack when
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" blockers before releasing and as a result isn't consistently trying to scrape laterally and get off of blocks. Effort down
able to press into gaps as a penetration player. the field is admirable as a pursuit player.
Hand Technique: Offers very little power with punch to Tackling: Good closing burst to the football on occasions
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.87 set tone of first contact, as a result plays soft and timid and afforded to play aggressively into the mesh point. Has a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 will not show ability to reset the LOS on a down by down good wingspan to reach and challenge the ball away from
basis. Flashes of good extension and ability to stack with the body. Has a good pop when able to align the hips and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.70 upper body power but disengagement needs work. pads.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has very little coordination in pass Lateral Mobility: Has movement skills to flip and unlock
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 rush counters, doesn't approach rushes with any notable hips to get out of the POA on boundary challenges. Has
plan of attack and often times as a result will simply press good squeeze down when isolated on the boundary against
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 up the field and look for the corner against a soft edge or try zone reads and forced to crash down and challenge a ball
to spin back inside late. carrier.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Hip mobility shows on boundary rushes, is at Stand Up Ability: Has been used in some sparing reps off
best when able to pivot the hips hard at the top of pass the ball, both as a blitzer and a second level defender.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" rush track and get back down into the QB's platform from Surprisingly calm away from the LOS, showing some
behind. Has a fair pad level and plays under the pads of promise as a moveable piece if boundary rush skills and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” opposition when tasked with stacking up blocks at the LOS. hand technique does not develop.
Run Defending: Can play with leverage when disciplined Football Intelligence: Has a long ways to go as it related to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to keep hips bent and extend out on blockers. Ability to get mental processing, play recognition and the technical side of
off of contact poses issues when trying to challenge ball the position. Has failed to show developments in playing
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 carriers tucking up into immediate vicinity and when still on away from contact and winning out in space, which is
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a block. highly concerning.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.30 7.03 5.79 7.07 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ethan Westbrooks INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Lateral mobility Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Dorance Armstrong Jr. projects most favorably as a developmental prospect in an FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
odd man front. His athleticism is highly enticing, but there is notable development needed
at Kansas that simply hasn't been provided to him. Not a Day 1 starter in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kylie Fitts, EDGE Defender #11

Date of Birth: 10/11/1994 Redshirt Senior, Utah Utes

2.19 - Sacks/Start: 0.37 0.45
Start: Start:

- Career - Career - Winning N/A - Sacks/Start: N/A N/A
2017 Top Competition: Arizona, Arizona State, West Virginia

2.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: UCLA (2015), Brigham Young (2017), Arizona (2017), West Virginia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 First Step Explosiveness: Has a notable first step on Competitive Toughness: Has battled injuries through each
obvious passing situations to coil and accelerate through of the past two seasons but showed good desire to play in
steps 2-5 on the boundary. Has pure speed needed to bowl game vs. WVU. Has a stout anchor and is capable of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" effectively win as a speed rusher from tight alignments and locking up at the point of attack and holding ground to
overwhelm OTs. sustain gap integrity.
Hand Technique: Has good awareness when addressing Tackling: Needs to be more patient to come to balance and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.69 blockers to gain an inside fit and keep the arms extended to square up in the open field. Has good closing burst and can
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 keep chest clear. Has strength to pull blockers off of set and deliver a jarring hit if given the free run at the passer.
has a visible effort to rip off of hands when trying to Squeezes quickly and effectively on the edge to wrap up and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.61 disengage laterally. get arms around a ball carrier.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has not offered a lot of in game first Lateral Mobility: Has smooth step to close ground if
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 31 contact counters, although showed more versatility and challenged with inside runs. Shows good hip mobility in
promise at the Senior Bowl. Key will be unlocking ability to select reps when tasked with bailing away from the LOS.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 work back inside into regular rotation and approach rushes Has the speed off the edge to crash hard and chase down
with a game plan. plays off the backside.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a modest level of tilt and lean. Wins with Stand Up Ability: Has been called upon to play a spy role
surface reduction, although that is more from folding from from the 2nd level with success. Ability to buzz out of an up
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" the waist than tilting lower body to lean into cornering. Has alignment in the pre-snap and get to a shallow zone is
some key ankle flexion to peel back to the passer on steep present and likable as well.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” angles after missing initial landmark.
Run Defending: Sturdy anchor at the point of attack to Football Intelligence: Embattled veteran with more game
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A wall off blockers and keep gap integrity, although can be experience and polish than production would suggest. Has
guilty of being uprooted and knocked off balance and lose often times been tasked with unglamorous gap control
- Short Shuttle: 4.19 footing in tight spaces. Shows good motor to pursue the instead of being given the green light to crash and explode
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football. into the POA.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.68 3.83 7.29 7.30 Durability concerns
(2016 foot INJ) (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jason Babin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Stand up ability Worst Trait: Durability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Kylie Fitts is a key medical evaluation. Should he prove healthy, there is starting FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
potential for Fitts, who is a sturdy player at the POA and a strong athlete. Fitts needs to
continue to add polish to his hand usage and counters as a pass rusher to reach his ceiling. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Joe Ostman, EDGE Defender #45

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Central Michigan Chippewas

4.23 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 0.88
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Western Michigan, Tulsa

2017 Top Competition: Boston College, Toledo, Wyoming

6.00 - Sacks/Start: 1.00 1.17
Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Oklahoma State (2016), Boston College (2017), Ball State (2017), Wyoming (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 First Step Explosiveness: Does not illustrate a great deal Competitive Toughness: Terrific motor and pursuit skills.
of acceleration out of any stance, can be guilty of false Utilizes stocky build and height at the LOS with success,
stepping in place to gather momentum when working from able to hold up the POA effectively. Violent finishes at the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" wider alignments. Steady paced rusher that won't get hip to quarterback to attack the football and create jarring hits and
hip with great consistency. turnovers.
Hand Technique: Very developed hands. Has implemented Tackling: Great finisher. Has a nose for the football and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A swim move with great consistency, able to stay compact will finish off hits by jarring loose the ball (8 career forced
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 with swim, not give up chest and force false punches from fumbles). Lack of length can be problematic if tested out in
would be blockers. Is more of a gap penetration defender space against strong athletes, however.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A than someone to will stack and shed due to length issues.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has won with rip, swim, inside Lateral Mobility: Has modest lateral range, but is patient
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A counter, club and power rushes. Quick to step beyond the in unblocked situations to stay square and provide a chance
outside heel of blockers and gain leverage when trying to to challenge the play. Does not have great long speed and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 turn the corner and flatten on the outside. Effective at can be tested into the boundary if caught flat footed or if
diminishing surface area and slipping a punch. stuck on a block.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has only mild amount of tilt through the lower Stand Up Ability: Does not have any notable burst or
body but does have great upper body/torso mobility to twist acceleration off the edge, but can be effective setting the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and slip gaps. Very effective in getting skinny and edge vs. the run in wide alignment. Won't have any value
uncovering through tight gaps to challenge the football at operating out in space as a zone or man coverage option.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” the point of attack.
Run Defending: Has been very slippery and effective Football Intelligence: Highly developed player with a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A playing into the teeth of the run. Redirects well coming off lower ceiling thanks to optimal technique. Has masked
of contact to mirror and challenge the ball carrier. physical limitations quite well and as a result has had a
- Short Shuttle: N/A Functional strength is not great and can get stacked up if profound impact at a smaller school.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A caught without a gap to shoot.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.00 7.26 3.83 (Size only) 7.23 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Rob Ninkovich INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Length LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Joe Ostman does not fit prototypical mold of a 4-3 DE but his style of play would FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
be most productive as a one gap/penetration defender on the back side in an even front. A
modest ceiling for Ostman physically projects him best as a depth/rotation defender. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Ja'Von Rolland-Jones, EDGE Defender #11

Date of Birth: 11/13/1994 Redshirt Senior, Arkansas State Red Wolves

3.73 - Sacks/Start: 0.88 1.31
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Auburn, Toledo, Central Florida

2017 Top Competition: Nebraska, South Alabama, Middle Tennessee State

4.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Central Florida (2016), Auburn (2016), Nebraska (2017), Georgia Southern (2017), New Mexico State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6017 First Step Explosiveness: Has a dynamic first step and Competitive Toughness: Does not do well when tasked
ability to get up the field with quickness. Will challenge with playing off of contact. Will struggle to stack and work
heavy footed OT and is capable of winning immediately off free of hands from blockers, particularly in the running
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" the snap with first charge up the field. game. Has had some lapses late in non-competitive games
RE: motor and pursuit.
Hand Technique: Hands are present at first contact and Tackling: Closure to the ball allows for some definitive
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.88 shows awareness of need to keep body clean. Does not tackles when chasing down ball carriers from the back end.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 appear to be overly long and does not play with strength in Has the ability to work off the weak side and chase down
hands to ensure clean body when playing at the point of the ball carrying into the far boundary thanks to straight line
- 10 Yard Split: N/A attack. speed.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has ability to be a handful if isolated Lateral Mobility: High levels of fluidity as a flow defender
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 one on one on the boundary. Capable rusher when along the LOS. Twitchy athlete capable of mirroring on
diminishing inside shoulder and playing speed rush. Will zone read or QB run plays. Has quick short area agility
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 stick foot in the ground and work back inside and utilizes courtesy of lighter frame.
hand effectively to finesse space to work.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Ability to bend and drop shoulder to speed rush Stand Up Ability: Ability to sustain burst coming off of a
off the edge is present and very effective at current level of two point stance. Lateral flow to chase down can shine in a
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A competition. Has free hips to hinge and swing back inside. stand up position. Doesn't have the strength to hold the edge
Loose lower body to stick foot in the ground and produce in the run game and will get washed by skill players on the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” high short area change of direction. boundary.
Run Defending: Offers little other than a slashing role and Football Intelligence: Has been utilized frequently in roles
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A penetration player. Fails to stack up blocks and squat on the other than a penetration player. NFL role will be limited as
point of attack. Will struggle to get off of blocks and have a niche player or one facing a transition to a new position,
- Short Shuttle: N/A issues with playing off of contact to challenge ball carriers so will face uphill transition to next level.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in the hole.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
8.00 7.88 5.11 6.80 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Shaq Riddick INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Ja'Von Rolland-Jones is one of most accomplished pass rushers in past decade at NCAA FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
level, he projects favorably as a pass rush specialist at the NFL level. Working away from
the line of scrimmage would mitigate some strength issues. Niche specialist only. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Uchenna Nwosu, EDGE Defender #42

Date of Birth: 12/28/1996 Senior, Southern California Trojans

3.19 - Sacks/Start: 0.24 0.39
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Washington, Ohio State

3.00 - Sacks/Start: 1.00 1.00
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Washington (2016), Washington State (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 First Step Explosiveness: Lacks the required burst off the Competitive Toughness: Is a big time power player with
line of scrimmage to challenge OTs on deep sets. Will great presence along the line of scrimmage to reset posture
struggle to gain hip to hip alignment without and wall off the LOS. Has good second effort skills and as a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" implementation of power moves, as a result will be negated result has found way back into some cheap production as a
by sure angled blockers. rusher.
Hand Technique: Is notably unimaginative as a pass Tackling: Has some effective hitting power to ensure ball
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 rusher. Does better as a POA defender to stack up blockers carriers are dropped, particularly when able to accelerate
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 with a heavy handed punch and win positioning effectively. and close to the football. Wingspan is capable of
Shows mostly power disengage techniques, is not a finesse influencing ball carriers when still engaged with defenders.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A oriented player. Plays patient in space.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Fails to inspire with first contact Lateral Mobility: Has short area ability to squeeze down
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 counter moves. Will need to be more effective squaring and ensure integrity of interior gap is sustained if attacked
rushes on half a man as compared to rushing in a head up in a zone concept. Hips are not especially loose but carries
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 alignment with so much frequency as a means of turning modest ability to get width, would be most effective into the
blockers and creating space. short side of the field.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Is not a leaner or a bender. Instead wins with Stand Up Ability: Has the needed physical skills to play as
power and exploding hips through contact as a bull rusher, a stand up as a power OLB. May be most effective there due
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" looking to generate momentum in tight spaces before trying to physicality to derail TEs and ability to stay aligned to the
to rip off a block. strength of offensive formations.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6”
Run Defending: Has been reliable and effective standing in Football Intelligence: Came on strong throughout senior
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A at the point of attack and challenging bigger opposition, season, finally taking notable steps and showing growth as a
although size and lack of diversity to disengage can be pass rusher. Is decisive and plays fast once deciding where
- Short Shuttle: N/A problematic if playing up on the LOS with high frequencies to attack.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A if not protected with athletes behind him.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.56 5.12 6.22 7.03 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Devon Kennard INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run defending Worst Trait: First step explosiveness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender Uchenna Nwosu projects most favorably to an off ball role at the next FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
level. Similar to fellow USC grad Devon Kennard, Nwosu lacks the burst to be a threat off
the edge but can hold value as a SAM to play into the teeth of running plays consistently. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Davin Bellamy, EDGE Defender #17

Date of Birth: 12/28/1995 Redshirt Senior, Georgia Bulldogs

2.81 - Sacks/Start: 0.27 0.50
Start: Start:


2.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.83 0.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 First Step Explosiveness: Does not have a great deal to Competitive Toughness: Blue collar player. Does a lot of
twitch firing out of stance from either a two or three point grunt work setting the edge and being a key defender
stance. Will struggle with wide angled rushes as tackles against the run. Shows good hustle off the back side and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" widen to increase cornering angles due to lack of ability to fighting to get off of blocks and into pursuit of the
press upfield with quickness. football.
Hand Technique: Shows a firm strike to create leverage at Tackling: Has the needed length to influence gap in
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A first contact, but placement can betray at times and neuter immediate vicinity if the ball carrier tucks up inside. Does
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 power. As a result will have to re-work hands and give not show high end mobility and tilt in the upper half to
ground trying to establish a clean stack of a block before lean and get notable amount of pads behind late tackle
- 10 Yard Split: N/A discarding the opponent. challenges.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Needs to put the spin move away, Lateral Mobility: Has a decent level of lateral mobility.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A will spin without moving laterally and concede chest and Hips are not the loosest and as a result will labor with initial
lose reps. Counters are most effective when timing up a step to widen and protect the boundary. Foot speed is fair
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 club or swat through first punch and forcing a false punch but again not a trait that will win reps if isolated in zone
from OT. read on the edge and having to slam down on QB.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Modest ability to pivot and buzz off the LOS Stand Up Ability: Can be used as an edge setting
into flat responsibility as a stand up defender .Will not tilt or defender, although a pass rushing role should not be
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A lean or dip with great effectiveness trying to win around the expected to yield results with consistency. Only a pedestrian
boundary as a pass rusher. Shows good pad level when athlete who would be better served aligned tighter as
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” locked up with OTs. compared to being naturally placed in space.
Run Defending: Will lose leverage at times looking for the Football Intelligence: Would like to see some added
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football, but by and large has had strong success to close in versatility as a rusher to add more value as a three down
the boundary and force backs to work eyes back inside to defender. Can get lost in the shuffle by not trusting ability to
- Short Shuttle: N/A try to find another running lane. read block and will get slipped at the POA.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.96 5.51 6.30 (Size only) 6.83 Played through broken
hand in 2017 (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Lorenzo Mauldin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: First step explosiveness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Davin Bellamy looks to be a quality piece of an EDGE rotation, preferably as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
strong side, run defending DE. Bellamy currently has mixed results as a rusher but
appears to have a skillset that could improve results with greater technical development. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Peter Kalambayi, EDGE Defender #34

Date of Birth: 06/26/1995 Redshirt Senior, Stanford Cardinal

3.50 - Sacks/Start: 0.34 0.50
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, North Carolina

2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Notre Dame, Texas Christian

5.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.67
Start: Start:

NFLPA Bowl Games watched: Kansas Sate (2016), Notre Dame (2017), Southern California (2017), Texas Christian (2017)
- Measured Height: 6023 First Step Explosiveness: Does not possess a notable level Competitive Toughness: Pursuit skills are top notch. Has a
of burst out of stance, from either a 2 or 3 point stance. Has good second effort after missing initial target or once
more acceleration through secondary steps than initially bogged down into heavy traffic to recover to find the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" when coiled into stance. Has not won with speed off the football. Persistent with hands and knows how to use
edge at Stanford. leverage to stick at the POA.
Hand Technique: Utilizes hand length well, understands Tackling: Effective in both tight spaces and in the open
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.57 the value of keeping arms extended and chest clean. Does field, has good balance and patience. Does not have great
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 not illustrate a lot of deliberate counters to sweep hands short area lateral quickness, which can allow some shifty
clear but predominant move to shed is a compact rip move backs to slip out of the grasp, however.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A across the chest of blocker.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Fairly unimaginative as a rusher, Lateral Mobility: Only modest quickness in the feet when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 prefers a single hand stab in an attempt to hit the corner fast tasked to play side to side and sustain leverage against ball
and speed rush to target. Failed initial attack is typically carriers. Can get caught on an island as the edge defender
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 followed with a bull rush but doesn't possess the strength to against zone read looks and when left unblocked.
push and collapse the pocket.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does not possess a great deal of bend to corner Stand Up Ability: Has been flexed out into the slot on
with speed or to reduce surface area and force missed some occasions and surprisingly offers a fair amount of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" punches from offensive linemen as a rusher. Plays with eyes range when tasked to hit zone landmarks. Has good
at the numbers of tackles when locked out into a firm run anticipation and peripheral vision to see routes developing
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” fit, plays with good linear leverage. and working way into his space.
Run Defending: Much more effective against the run than Football Intelligence: Very intelligent player. Rarely
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A as a pass rusher. Sound run fits and effective to establish the caught taking the cheese on misdirection plays, has excelled
LOS and hold ground. Trusts eyes and feel of blocks to in the run and against the pass as a zone defender by
- Short Shuttle: 4.36 work around traffic and find way into pursuit of the ball knowing responsibility and executing team defense.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carrier.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.69 5.18 6.44 6.80 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Harvey Langi INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football intelligence Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Peter Kalambayi isn't a starting defender at the NFL level, but he does hold some FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
value on all three downs and could be a viable candidate to transition off the ball into a 4-
3 SAM role in the long term. Kalambayi is an average athlete who can provide good depth. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Chad Thomas, EDGE Defender #9


2.06 - Sacks/Start: 0.20 0.52
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, North Carolina, West Virginia


5.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2016), Duke (2017), Florida State (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 First Step Explosiveness: Does not showcase a high end Competitive Toughness: Has great play strength to work
amount of burst or explosiveness out of stance. Will through contact at the point of attack. Has a good presence
struggle to win initial positioning off the edge as a speed to reset the line of scrimmage and control primary gap at the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" rusher, must rely on hand techniques and power to help line. Effort to peel back after missing initial landmarks is
soften steep angles. good.
Hand Technique: Has developed a very potent punch, hits Tackling: Does not have great closing burst to close down
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.92 with a lot of power and will jolt pads of defenders to win distance and track down ball carriers off the back side. Has
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 control of space. That said, is irregular with hand usage and good deal of power in pads to pop QBs in the pocket or ball
will often times give up chest all together. Struggles peeling carriers trying to turn up runs into vicinity.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A off a hand fit off chest, will be content to lock horns.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has a fair level of versatility but Lateral Mobility: Much more effective in linear role as
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A consistency in usage of arm over, rip move and other compared to having to generate quickness side to side. Does
counters is hit or miss. Can make the most of limited not show agility in tight space, nor the looseness and long
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 burst with a clean counter but cannot implement with speed to get width in the run game as a means of sustaining
consistency. outside contain.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does not have a good deal of tilt or bend. Coils Stand Up Ability: Should not be relied upon to work as a
well when exploding into a gap but doesn't have desirable space defender. Does not have the agility, foot quickness or
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" tilt and ability to rush around bodies on the perimeter. range to be effective away from the line of scrimmage or
Instead needs to generate movement in line with hips to win without hand in the dirt.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” space.
Run Defending: Stout at occupying linemen or pushing Football Intelligence: Has a hard time with concept of
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through contact and uncovering in games. Hand counters softening angles unless using raw power to do so. Has
are most effective playing off bodies as a gap penetration shown flashes of developed techniques to play with finesse
- Short Shuttle: N/A defender, will shrug off hands and get free to locate the but instances are too few and far between to prevent
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football in the backfield. perception as a one dimensional player.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
7.82 5.80 5.79 6.73 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Charles Tapper INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Lateral mobility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Miami DE Chad Thomas projects best as a base 4-3 defensive end. There, his ability to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
win and dictate control at the point of attack can be utilized in the run game. Low ceiling
starting prospect but should hold value as an early down defender. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jeff Holland, EDGE Defender #4


1.78 - Sacks/Start: 0.31 0.45
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, Alabama, Georgia

2.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2017), Alabama (2017), Missouri (2017), Central Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 First Step Explosiveness: Has a visible burst out of stance, Competitive Toughness: Constantly playing forward. At
drives hard up field in an effort to gain early leverage on times will have momentum used to disadvantage and be
pass sets. Capable of pressuring hard outside courtesy of sucked out of positioning. Stout at the LOS to establish
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50 ground covered in initial step out of stance. Closing burst footing and squat hips to hold posture when playing square
from an upright position is prominent as well. to the LOS.
Hand Technique: Is much more successful avoiding first Tackling: Powerful build and closing burst enable potential
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.79 contact with hands than recovering after absorbing contact. for big time collisions. Takes good angles in pursuit to be
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 Will get pulled off of position if chance is given to blockers. ready to strike once arriving at the ball carrier. Wingspan
Needs to press cleanly and sustain distance. Length is will prevent any consistency is reaching out to catch ball
- 10 Yard Split: N/A adequate but not especially notable. carriers with arms.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Loves working back to a double arm Lateral Mobility: Does not match expectations for lateral
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A sweep to clear the hands of a punch prior to contact. Is a bit range when considering initial burst and ability to corner.
one dimension but get off paired with sweep combination As a crash defender can reach the mesh point with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 can be a very potent and effective rush. Would like to see quickness but often times is eliminated from plays when the
outside/in counter built on top of outside speed rush. ball goes away.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Has a good level of lean inside to duck the Stand Up Ability: Effective release as a 2 pt. pass rusher
inside shoulder to play with leverage and power as a rusher. from upright positioning. That said, won't offer much in the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" Will play through contact on inside bend and sustain way of mobility, pass coverage or consistency stepping up
balance thanks to mobility in the lower body to catch the to defend the run from such wider angles.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” feet and keep running.
Run Defending: Does not uncover from blocks with Football Intelligence: Has done well to produce an
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A desirable consistency. As a crash defender can win to a spot effective pass rush plan, takes favorable angles in space to
but will not redirect well out of initial pathway if tasked force tackles to address early, and then counters with good
- Short Shuttle: N/A with countering lateral contact or having to sit down and timing and a clean counter strike.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collect balance.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
4.81 3.78 5.79 7.47 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Shane Ray INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step explosiveness Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Jeff Holland projects as a 4-3 defensive end prospect, where his initial get off will FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
allow him to quickly gain angles on offensive tackles. Holland can release from tight or
wide nine alignments and win with his first step. Will need time to be every down player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jalyn Holmes, EDGE Defender #11


1.65 - Sacks/Start: 0.10 0.27
Start: Start:


3.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.33
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), Michigan (2016), Clemson (2016), Oklahoma (2017), Iowa (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 6046 First Step Explosiveness: Has only modest burst off the Competitive Toughness: Is at times guilty of getting stuck
edge but as an interior rusher has good get off to pair with on the block, needs to showcase greater upper body strength
length and consistently pressure OL early on in pass sets. to press blockers off of body and create ability to pull away
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" Very graceful athlete for 280 lbs frame. Can stress inside from blocks. Second effort rushes are crafty and effective
gaps with great effectiveness. slipping off into a pressure.
Hand Technique: Hand placement is currently all over the Tackling: Massive tackle radius courtesy of fluid
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 map. When able to get the hands aligned effectively and movement skills, sudden lateral mobility and a very large
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 establish length is nearly impossible to block. Must be more wingspan. Will wrap and roll to pull down ball carriers at
cognitive of throwing hands early in set and finding that the POA. Effective finisher in lateral challenges as well to
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 locked out position. scrape down the line.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has a number of counters at disposal, Lateral Mobility: Has good presence inside the tackles, can
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 including inside spin, push/pull combo and others. That be a problem as a crash or slant defender off the back side to
said, does look to guess at times instead of playing with challenge into the mesh point. Will get stressed at times on
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 reactive quickness, would like to see more flexibility in the edge on account of length of strides and having to get
counters. lateral with suddenness.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Very bendy, although perception can be skewed Stand Up Ability: Should not given consideration to play
due to the raw amount of area covered as a longer player. in a wider, outside role. Movement skills laterally are a
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Needs to do better to diminish surface area and not provide challenge in space, the tighter the angles and tighter the
blocking surfaces in all facets of the position. Can corner window the more effective he can be.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” with suddenness, shows good hip drop to gather balance.
Run Defending: Does not have consistent stack ability to Football Intelligence: Has flashes of dominance but
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A stay square and keep positioning. Size can be a barrier in overall lacks the consistency in technical skills to reach full
keeping leverage and holding ground effectively on the potential. Has been trapped behind a loaded group of
- Short Shuttle: N/A inside. Has large reach to occupy space and influence along defensive linemen throughout the course of career with the
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the boundary. Buckeyes.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.86 3.89 6.61 6.87 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Tanoh Kpassagnon INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Jalyn Holmes is a super intriguing middle/late round option, with his natural length FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and abnormally fluid movement skills at his size he figures to be a ball of clay capable of
being molded for defensive coaches, regardless of scheme or personnel. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
James Hearns, EDGE Defender #99

Date of Birth: 09/20/1993 Redshirt Senior, Louisville Cardinals

101 total tackles, 17.5 sacks, 28.0 tackles for loss (TFL)
Position Overall
2.53 - Sacks/Start: 0.44 0.70
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Clemson, Houston

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, North Carolina State, Florida State

5.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Kentucky (2016), Syracuse (2016), Virginia (2017), Clemson (2017), Purdue (2017)
- Measured Height: 6030 First Step Explosiveness: Doesn't often have opportunity Competitive Toughness: Can get pushed around and
to showcase first step burst but has a modest amount of bullied if trying to play in line and tight to the POA.
juice when given free runs into the backfield. Is not a pure Struggles at times with reestablishing separation of hands to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" speed rusher but shows some nice snap anticipation to get disengage. Motor and pursuit off the back side of plays
out of stance early. leaves something to be desired.
Hand Technique: Hands are effective and fluid when able Tackling: Has a notable wingspan and has no issue with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.89 to connect on a counter during first strike. Lacks the power wrapping up when pressing down into the ball carrier from
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 and extension away from body to bench press defenders off an adjacent gap. Doesn't illustrate a lot of explosive hitting
of body and as a result can get sucked into the POA. power but does well to align tackle opportunities, especially
- 10 Yard Split: N/A when flattening as a pass rusher.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has some nifty counters back inside, Lateral Mobility: Is not especially fleet of foot, nor shows
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 works best as an outside-in rusher who can push/rip way ideal levels of lateral range if caught out in space and tasked
back across the face of oversetting OL. Has nice dip and with opening hips out into the boundary. Has a nice ability
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 presence of mind to displace body in a strike area, will to come to balance and redirect momentum but foot speed
minimize contact as a result. in longer distances is notably lacking.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Terrific ability to contort body in tight spaces as Stand Up Ability: Effective as a contain rusher and as an
a way to force false punches and keep frame clean. Has a outside in rusher. Has to get better at establishing better pad
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A surprising skill in dipping the inside shoulder but needs to level and leverage to prevent being spun out of gaps and
transfer power up through the ground when trying to manipulated along the defensive front.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” diminish rush angles.
Run Defending: Lack of anchor to sustain body positioning Football Intelligence: Requires more consistency and
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and lack of strength and hand development to press and get better dedication to staying square to the line of scrimmage.
off of blocks are problematic. Has bright flashes with initial Can be a much more productive rusher with more attention
- Short Shuttle: N/A counters as a gap penetration defender to uncover before to paring down rush angles with some force through inside
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A locating the football. arm on the outside track.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.80 6.25 4.88 6.90 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Cassius Marsh INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Play strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Defender James Hearns is a developmental prospect with some nice traits and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
flashes of natural ability to play as a stand up OLB in an odd man front. Likely not to
receive sizable reps in first season as notable development is required. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Garret Dooley, EDGE Defender #5

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Wisconsin Badgers

2.15 - Sacks/Start: 0.21 0.47
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Ohio State, Pennsylvania State

2017 Top Competition: Northwestern, Ohio State, Miami

4.33 - Sacks/Start: 1.17 2.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Purdue (2016), Pennsylvania State (2016), Northwestern (2017), Ohio State (2017), Miami (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 First Step Explosiveness: Will not inspire on reps tasked Competitive Toughness: Stout defender along the outside.
with trying to win the edge with quickness. Does not Will bow back and hold firm with leverage to sustain
possess any notable levels of burst or explosion to drive out outside contain. Hustle and pursuit efforts are admirable,
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" of stance and get depth into the backfield from two point but some added patience would prevent running self out of
stance. some plays.
Hand Technique: Hands are developed and effective in the Tackling: Has fair amount of short area balance to get head
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.80 run game. Understands value of locking out arms to keep up on ball carriers. Has good awareness of when a low cut
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 chest clean and staying extended before looking to discard at the feet of ball carrier leaving area will result in a tackle.
of blockers with a sweep or pull. Two handed pull is most Stout pads when engaging in the alley. Nice habits to wrap
- 10 Yard Split: N/A effective shed. up off the back side.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Loses extension and consciousness Lateral Mobility: Does not possess a great deal of lateral
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 of chest separation, often times negated after first contact. range, foot quickness is modest and can struggle against
Has used inside spin move effectively and is capable of more fleet of foot athletes if isolated in space. Would best
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 bulling back OTs to collapse the pocket when given cushion be served playing outside in.
on the edge.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Does not have a lot of disassociation between Stand Up Ability: Very effective run defender from an
the upper and lower halves. Needs hips and shoulders outside alignment. Physical punch and skill to turn out
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" aligned to make the most of functional power. Struggles to blockers and ensure the edge integrity is sustained. Won't
lean, tilt and finish rushes on steep angles due to lack of often get beat outside. Lack of ideal twitch handcuffs
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” mobility in lower body. abilities as a pass rusher.
Run Defending: Great nose for the ball, often times will Football Intelligence: Pursuit angles need to be cleaned up
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A trust keys to defeat the block and uncover by the football. in relation to athletic abilities. Can be overambitious at
Has the needed power in lower body to butt heads with OL times. Shows good discipline and fundamentals in a contain
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 at the NFL level along the line of scrimmage. role against the run. Hustles to landmarks in zone coverage
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effectively.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
5.21 5.40 5.76 6.90 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Vince Biegel INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run defending Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Garret Dooley projects as a rotational stand up defender in an odd man front. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
There, his play against the run can be highlighted while still leaving room for him to be
rotated out on obvious passing downs. Solid niche defender against the run. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Anthony Winbush, EDGE Defender #98

Date of Birth: 12/18/1994 Redshirt Senior, Ball State Cardinals

Rank: 26 Rank: 284 - Tackles/ 2.20 - Sacks/Start: 0.56 - Tackles for Loss/ 0.72
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Indiana, Western Michigan, Toledo
- Career - Career - Winning - Tackles/ 1.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 - Tackles for Loss/ 0.67
2017 Top Competition: Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Toledo
(Y/N): No Played: 45
- Tackles/ 2.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 - Tackles for Loss/ 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Illinois (2017), Western Michigan (2017), Buffalo (2017)
- Measured Height: 6012 First Step Explosiveness: Has a nice ability to burst out of Competitive Toughness: Does not off a lot of stout
- Measured Weight:
stance and quickly shoot up the field. Capable of defending at the LOS or against the run game. Motor as a
249
challenging OTs off the edge from both wide angles and pass rusher is terrific and makes an earnest effort to double
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" tight alignments. Appears to false step in some instances as back if missing initial landmarks but doesn't showcase
well, could further improve burst with more refinement. functional strength or separation skills to win at POA.
Hand Technique: Shows an effective rip/club combination, Tackling: Quickness and burst provide some kick when
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A likes to pair with speed to quickly displace the hands of OT jarring QBs in the pocket. Does not have a great wingspan
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 and continue working around the edge with fluid hips and and tackle radius is therefore compromised, will miss off
quickness. Secondary counters after losing initial counter the edge on rush reps that longer pass rushers could convert
- 10 Yard Split: N/A are lacking. to finishes.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Fairly one dimensional as a rusher, Lateral Mobility: Has good quickness in tight spaces, has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 although against smaller competition does have an ability to the ability to dart in and out of a space and cross the face of
press with hands and collapse a pass protector if momentum a blocker as a means of causing penetration or trying to get
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 up the field is negated. off a block and into space. Can flatten if challenged in zone
- Vertical Jump: N/A read looks.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Ability to tilt and bend is present, but more so Stand Up Ability: Will need to develop feel for being in
in the waist and shoulders than in the lower half. Doesn't space and comfort to drop and play away from the LOS.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" produce a high level of lean and tilt from the waist down but That said, frame may force a transition to more stand-up/off
still does carry speed through corners thanks to low center the ball reps and has the required fluidity to succeed there if
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6”
of gravity. given patience and time.
Run Defending: Consistently gets washed off of the LOS Football Intelligence: Has good snap anticipation, further
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and struggles to press and shuck blocks when squared to the supplementing initial quickness and ability to navigate the
LOS and trying to disengage. Teams have had success pocket. Does not, however, have a diverse skillset and likely
- Short Shuttle: N/A
running directly at him, a frustrating byproduct of projects as a specialist on specific down and distances only
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A undersized frame and lack of length. as a result.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
4.74 5.40 5.08 6.47 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Nate Orchard INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step quickness Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Anthony Winbush projects as a rush specialist. His short area quickness and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
acceleration skills allow for a role as either a stand up or 3 point stance rusher, but a lack
of polish and strength will be notable barriers to a full time role in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Olasunkanmi Adeniyi, EDGE Defender #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, Toledo Rockets

3.47 - Sacks/Start: 0.37 0.82
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Brigham Young, Western Michigan, Appalachian State

2017 Top Competition: Miami FL, Western Michigan, Appalachian State

2.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Fresno State (2016), Miami FL (2017), Western Michigan (2017), Appalachian State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6011 First Step Explosiveness: Does not possess great Competitive Toughness: Can get pushed around if caught
explosiveness as an athlete but is capable of timing up snap in the pile, lack of length is problematic and does not
counts and aggressively bolting up the field to challenge illustrate a firm hand hold in order to set anchor at the LOS.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" vertical pass sets from OTs. Gains more pace through steps Second/third effort plays are littered throughout film and as
2-5 than on initial step out of stance. a result is consistently in right place at right time.
Hand Technique: Has violent, active hands when trying to Tackling: Has a terrific nose for attacking the ball as a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.83 knock down the hands of a blocker. When forced to lock finisher. Consistently seen swatting and batting at the ball in
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 horns with blockers is guilty of failing to extend and create the pocket and will put facemask on the ball in the open
any separation in order to discard of the block cleanly. field. Has explosive pop when collisioning ball carriers
- 10 Yard Split: 1.68 from the side, capable of crashing down hard off the LOS.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has an effective tilt with hands to Lateral Mobility: Moves rigid in the open field when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 steer Tackles and create a soft angle if trying to challenge trying to flip the hips and transition out into the boundary.
with speed. Forearm chop is well times to drop the hands of Will labor if caught in isolation and without a teammate to
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 a punch and keep chest clear before rushing and tilting back help set the edge and protect against speed in the run game.
into pathway of passer.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Struggles to turn the corner with ability to get Stand Up Ability: Lacks length needed to influence off
the inside foot to catch if attempting to work around tackles the edge and does not have the explosiveness to win from
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A on steep angles. Has lost footing and contain in efforts to wider outside angles as a pass rusher. Inexperienced and
corner sharply. Does not show lateral range on account of ineffective in space, so pass drops in zone coverage will not
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” hip tightness to widen. yield results.
Run Defending: Penetration style defender. Gets through Football Intelligence: Has some nuance with hands but
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A gaps with urgency and violence in the hands to play off of generally speaking plays to pursuit. Holding gap integrity
contact before flattening down to continue in pursuit of the and stacking up blockers at the POA is not a strength, but
- Short Shuttle: N/A football. will face difficult transition without physical skill to be a
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pursuit only defender in the NFL.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
6.17 5.57 5.05 6.20 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Al-Quadin Muhammad INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Olasunkanmi Adeniyi projects best as a rotational pass rusher. His lack of ideal FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
traits make it difficult to envision him thriving in a full time role but his deliberate hand
stabs to play away from contact can be useful as a spell pass rusher on passing downs. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Marcell Frazier, EDGE Defender #16

Date of Birth: 01/08/1994 Redshirt Senior, Missouri Tigers

2.49 - Sacks/Start: 0.47 0.84
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: West Virginia, Louisiana State, Florida

2017 Top Competition: Georgia, South Carolina, Texas

3.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.83
Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: West Virginia (2016), Auburn (2017), Tennessee (2017), Kentucky (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 First Step Explosiveness: Twitch and burst out of stance is Competitive Toughness: Fails to showcase desirable
not especially notable. Fails to drive out of stance and cover anchor at the LOS and skill to stack gaps with hands. Too
a ton of ground with first step. Has more buildup speed than easily washed out in the run game and has not been coached
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" first step explosion. Does have some strong snap up on the finer points of run defending. Effort as a rusher on
anticipation out of stance. second and third effort back into the pocket is strong.
Hand Technique: Has some flashes of violent hands, but Tackling: Has some tightness in short spaces, will not
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A
too often looks to duck down into a gap with first step and always have the ability to tilt and work wingspan back into
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.77 push through contact with frame and shoulders instead of a place to challenge the ball carrier after cuts. Change of
ripping through to uncover. direction skills are compromised by foot quickness and lack
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of explosiveness as an athlete.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.68 Pass Rush Counters: Has quick hands when looking to Lateral Mobility: Does not have a great deal of fluidity in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A establish a bit of separation. Prefers swim move but has space, does not have notable flexibility to hinge hips and
illustrated a spin move as well if catching OTs off balance. crash down or open and get into the boundary if tested with
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 24 Does not appear to be a rusher with a plan, instead looks to speed as an unblocked defender.
take what Tackle is giving him.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 33.5” Flexibility: Struggles to get the foot to catch when looking Stand Up Ability: Does not possess the desired movement
to flatten and turn the corner on offensive tackles, will skills to spend time isolated out in space or in pass coverage
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A lose footing and slip if looking for hard angles. Does not away from the LOS. Lack of notable burst out of first step
showcase lateral hinge or tilt as a pass rusher. will cause problems as a wide angled rusher, would
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’6” recommend keeping in tight alignment.
Run Defending: Role at the college level has been Football Intelligence: Will require some mental
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A centered around gap penetration. Struggles to showcase reconditioning in order to assimilate to the NFL. Is going to
desired ability to play with hands and stack blockers need to be coached on the value of hand fits and usage to
- Short Shuttle: N/A consistently, will often get pushed out of the play or washed stack blocks and keeping chest clean.
EDGE Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down the LOS without much of a fight.

FILM SCORE
EDGE Defender
4.75 4.89 6.53 (Size only) 6.13 None (+0.15)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ron Thompson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass rush counters Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
EDGE Marcell Frazier is a developmental prospect who will require notable coaching in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
order to reach a place where he can play at the NFL level. Frazier would fit best in an
even front with tight alignments to help mask his physical limitations. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
2018 Interior Defensive Line

Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 13 IDL Maurice Hurst Michigan 8.02-A/M
2 21 IDL Nathan Shepherd Fort Hays State 7.89-Co
3 22 IDL Da'Ron Payne Alabama 7.88-U
4 32 IDL Vita Vea Washington 7.74
5 49 IDL Taven Bryan Florida 7.63-U
6 52 IDL Andrew Brown Virginia 7.61-P
7 77 IDL Kendrick Norton Jr Miami FL 7.43
8 80 IDL James Looney California 7.40
9 107 IDL Folorunso Fatukasi Connecticut 7.22-M
10 112 IDL Derrick Nnadi Florida State 7.18
T11 138 IDL Rasheem Green Southern Cal 7.03-St
T11 140 IDL Lowell Lotulelei Utah 7.03-A
13 157 IDL Kentavius Street North Carolina State 6.96-U
14 183 IDL Tim Settle Virginia Tech 6.86
15 187 IDL Da'Shawn Hand Alabama 6.85-U
16 190 IDL Harrison Phillips Stanford 6.83-M
T17 199 IDL Deadrin Senat South Florida 6.79
T17 201 IDL RJ McIntosh Miami FL 6.79-A
19 203 IDL Breeland Speaks Mississippi 6.76
20 212 IDL BJ Hill North Carolina State 6.71
21 217 IDL Poona Ford Texas 6.68-A
22 240 IDL Justin Jones North Carolina State 6.59
23 267 IDL Trenton Thompson Georgia 6.39
24 278 IDL Christian LaCouture Louisiana State 6.27-A/M/IQ
25 288 IDL Steven Richardson Minnesota 6.11-A/S
26 294 IDL Taylor Stallworth South Carolina 6.01
T27 295 IDL Michael Hill Ohio State 5.98-A/C
T27 296 IDL Jalen Wilkerson Florida State 5.98-A
29 297 IDL Du'Vonta Lampkin Oklahoma 5.88-A
30 300 IDL Kahlil McKenzie Tennessee 5.71
Interior DL Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10 8.50 - 9.00
ATHLETICISM A
Hand Technique: How well does the IDL establish separation with his hands? Flexibility: Does the IDL have natural ability to bend from the ankles, knees, hips CHARACTER C
Does he play with good extension and does he work to keep his chest clean? and waist? Can he play at a low pad level? Can he bend and move laterally at Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
good speed? COMPETITION Co
Competitive Toughness: How well does the IDL hold up in the trenches? Can Pass Rush Counters: Does the IDL show versatility in attacking the OL? Does MEDICALS M
he reset the LOS in the backfield? Does he fight to get off blocks? Can he stuff he have a wide array of pass rush moves? Can he win with primary move and Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
a double team and clog gaps? counter moves? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Two Gap Ability: How well does the IDL hold the point of attack and stack up First Step Quickness: How quickly does the IDL get off the line of scrimmage? PROJECTION P
blocks? Is he able to press and disengage cleanly and impact a large range Doe he have explosiveness to win with burst? Does he react to the snap and time
inside? it well? SIZE S
Gap Penetration Skills: How well does the IDL anticipate the snap count? Feet/COD: Is the IDL a sudden athlete with the ability to cross face and crash
Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
Does his step allow him to get hip to hip? How well does he finish plays in the into gaps quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover out in space?
backfield? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the IDL display? Does he wrap Versatility: Is this a defender with the ability to fulfill numerous roles up and Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
up, “bite the ball”, bring his feet? What kind of range does he have with his down the LOS? Can he be a three down defender or a niche specialist?
length? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Maurice Hurst Jr; Interior DL #73

Date of Birth: 05/09/1995 Redshirt Senior, Michigan Wolverines

2.83 - Sacks/Start: 0.29 0.70
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Ohio State, Florida State

2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin, Ohio State

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 0.67
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Colorado (2016), Florida State (2016), Florida (2017), Michigan State (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6012 Hand Technique: Has a good level of pop and stun in Flexibility: Very loose mover for stature. Body is capable
hands in order to stun. Capable of stacking blocks and has of producing high levels of lean when twisting or stunting
favorable length to extend and keep chest clean. Has shown around the formation; carrying speed in the process. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" a push/pull combination and tight rip to disengage in the great pad level firing off of the line of scrimmage to not
running game. give up chest.
Competitive Toughness: Effort is a staple of game. Can be Pass Rush Counters: Initial quickness wins many reps but
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A seen working 10+ yards down the field chasing after quick has implemented rip, swim and push pull in live action.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 WR screens and boundary runs. Pass rush effort after Explosive athletic profile allows for bull rushes to collapse
missing initial landmarks is good to work back into the the interior and put offensive linemen on ice skates on way
- 10 Yard Split: N/A pocket and challenge QB. to QB.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Doesn't have a great natural anchor, if First Step Quickness: Very quick on the draw. Has had
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A caught high can get uprooted. Initial quickness and lower success firing off the ball from either a nose tackle, 1T, 3T
body power allows for frequent first strikes to win point of or 5T position; has been moved all around the formation
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 contact; can utilize that plus length to extend and hold and has great vision and reactive quickness in stance to be
ground to read head up blocks. able to shoot off the ball and get into gaps.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has proven to be very difficult to Feet/COD: Light on feet. Shows ability to flip hips and get
reroute if playing in a single gap penetration role. Will drive width to react to ball moving into the sideline. Has ability to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A legs through contact in order to power through and uncover stop and work back without laboring, enabling active and
in the backfield. Is quick to redirect afterwards and find the effective stunt work as a rusher.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football.
Tackling: Has let a few plays get away by grabbing at the Versatility: Has ability to play a number of roles. Is best as
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A legs instead of trying to get higher around the waist. Likable a pass rusher and a penetration play encouraged to play
awareness of pursuit and will adjust angles on the fly in an forward. Has natural strength to play on the interior and not
- Short Shuttle: N/A effort to stay in a favorable position to challenge the ball. be bullied by combo blocks.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Powerful and effective in tight areas.

FILM SCORE
6.18 7.99 4.73 (Size only) 8.42 2018 heart condition Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Geno Atkins INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step quickness Worst Trait: Weight LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Michigan IDL Maurice Hurst Jr. projects most favorably as a true single gap penetration 3 FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
technique. Encouraging chaos at the mesh point will allow first step quickness and linear
balance to shine best, where Hurst can potentially wreck offensive game plans. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Nathan Shepherd, Interior DL #97

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Fort Hays State Tigers

4.18 - Sacks/Start: 0.28 0.76
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Division III)

2017 Top Competition: Not Available (Division III)

N/A - Sacks/Start: N/A N/A
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Eastern New Mexico (2016), Central Missouri (2017), Pittsburg State (2017), Lindenwood (2017)
- Measured Height: 6037 Hand Technique: Hands work tight and compact, does Flexibility: Eye opening redirection skills to redirect and
well to not open chest for a clean hand fit across the flatten as a pursuit player working into the backfield. Shows
numbers. Powerful punch and shows good extension to good ability to disassociate the hips and shoulders to get
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" extend and lock out to establish control of the block. skinny and diminish surface area before ripping through
Relentless movement of hands to work to clear. hands.
Competitive Toughness: Motor is insanely hot. Dictates Pass Rush Counters: Rip/club combination is terrific. Had
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.09 reps with urgency and violent hands/power. Needs to work success with live reps at Senior Bowl vs. top OG Will
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 on pad level, will get ridden up trying to peek into the Hernandez with rip/club. Clean hand grip to yank and pull
backfield and times. Natural strength is terrific and shows blockers off of platform. Shows an effective bull rush as
- 10 Yard Split: 1.77 good grasp in the hands to yank blockers around. well.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Anchor ability is present to squat and First Step Quickness: Springs out of stance when taking
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A hold ground at the point of attack, although will need to forward steps, but reaction time to the snap is not always at
continue to trust read of blocks and hold firm at the point of optimal timing. Needs to key the football with more intent
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 attack. Has requisite length and disengagement skills to and get out of stance more quickly to sustain penetration
shuck blockers effectively late and challenge the ball. wins.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has terrific strength to push Feet/COD: Surprising ability to plant and collect weight
through gaps and play into the mesh point. Has effective when pursuing the football. A dancing bear type athlete
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" hand usage to discard lateral contact and rip through blocks. with ability to stop, collect momentum and pivot on a short
As a slash defender is capable of beating blockers across notice as a way to react or mirror ball carriers. Does well to
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A face and uncovering down the LOS. show lateral length working down the LOS.
Tackling: Explosive, powerful hitter. Closing burst is Versatility: Despite size and power, projection is most
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A present and paired with nimble feet to redirect momentum favorable as a gap penetration 3T. Has pass rush counters to
and work back into an aligned hitting position. Has good be an effective asset on the inside on all passing downs and
- Short Shuttle: 4.53 wingspan to reach away from body and still wrap on ball has lateral mobility needed to string out into the numbers in
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carriers working through the alley. pursuit.

FILM SCORE
Missed 2 years of
8.29 8.33 6.93 7.78 football (2013-2014)
Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Larry Ogunjobi INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Gap penetration Worst Trait: Pad leverage LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Nathan Shepherd looks every bit the part of a starting 3T at the NFL level. Shepherd FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
will need to stay committed to keeping his pads down but his quickness, power and hand
utilization habits are terrific and should yield early results despite level of competition. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Da'Ron Payne, Interior DL #94


2.32 - Sacks/Start: 0.07 0.11
Start: Start:


3.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2017), Vanderbilt (2017), Tennessee (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6024 Hand Technique: Illustrates wonderful pop through the Flexibility: Shows strong mobility and ability to twist
hands, wins at first contact with as much consistency as any through the trunk, will long arm first contact to strike first
player in the class. Shows very strong upper body and and diminish strike surface area for blockers to land on. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" enough length to lock out and stack blocks with ease. strong cornering skills to lean and work hips across body of
Multiple shedding techniques to uncover and challenge ball. blockers.
Competitive Toughness: Very stout in the middle. Pass Rush Counters: Successfully generates notable power
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.95 Understands how to sink the hips and will create pileups in in a short amount of space to bull and collapse pass
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 the middle as needed. Does well to pursue to the football protectors. Has a very compact and effective swim move to
after throw is out. Successful in turning up the field and work over a punch and keep chest unoccupied before
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 chasing the ball. pressing through recovery block attempts.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Plays with a good level of leverage and First Step Quickness: Has quality burst off of the line but
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 ability to squat and control blockers without giving ground. reactive quickness is more impressive. Shows ability to
Has needed length and hand techniques are clean to toss collision Center out of stance before shotgun snaps reach
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 aside blockers. Shows good ability to locate the football end destination. Can win as a gap penetration pressure
against head up blocks and challenge the ball. player.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Doesn't have an issue running Feet/COD: Does not have high end ability to collect and
through gaps as a slant or crash defender, generates redirect momentum on tight angles, requires space to carry
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'11" momentum and forward push through powerful lower body speed through corners to show quickness, fluidity and
to sustain forward drive. flexibility as compared to sudden start/stop ability. Missed
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a number of finishes as a result.
Tackling: Terrific strength and power to squeeze tight on Versatility: Capable of playing in odd or even fronts
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball carriers and effectively finish plays when able to get without exception. No problem with playing in either single
hands on the ball. Has desirable amount of short area or 2-gap responsibilities. Has the needed pass rush skill to
- Short Shuttle: 4.71 acceleration and short area quickness to fight back across stay on the field as a constant contributor on all three
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the face of blocks and tackle at the POA. offensive downs.

FILM SCORE
7.00 4.73 7.27 8.57 None Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Corey Liuget INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Short area COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DT Da'Ron Payne is a universal scheme player who should step into a starting role FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
immediately in the NFL. Payne isn't the best finisher but his disruptive tendencies and
strength at the POA will make him a valuable piece on any and all down and distances. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Vita Vea, Interior DL #50

Date of Birth: 02/05/1995 Redshirt Junior, Washington Huskies

2.48 - Sacks/Start: 0.24 0.38
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Southern California, Alabama


4.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington State (2017), Rutgers (2017), Stanford (2017), Utah (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Hand Technique: Ability to punch with power is present. Flexibility: Doesn't show a great deal of lateral tilt in open
Shows adequate length for a stun and has terrific placement space but ability to pivot and lean off of blockers in a phone
to discard of hands and keep chest clean while pressing booth allows for slipping blocks off of missed punches with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" forward into the LOS. Can struggle in two gap situations to regularity. Has good coil in stance and natural balance at the
extend and press cleanly before disengaging. POA.
Competitive Toughness: Is a physically dominating Pass Rush Counters: Has a wonderful blend of counters at
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.11 defender in one on one situations. Imposes will and disposal. Devastating inside club move will put blockers on
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 bulldozes offensive linemen in pass protection. Stout tackler their rear ends. Hand swipes, push/pull combo, rip unders,
and typically converts opportunity to get hands on to a swim moves and occasional spin have all been successfully
- 10 Yard Split: 1.77 finished play. Relentless motor. implemented in live action.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Lack of length is evident here, as is pad First Step Quickness: Has a good burst out of the line,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 41 level creeping up while trying to locate the football. especially considering stature. Will get quickly hip to hip
Struggles with lateral mobility to slide feet and get off of with interior blockers and IOL tasked with coming down
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 blocks cleanly to uncover into adjacent hole. Has functional will struggle greatly to prevent momentum on the interior
strength but is handcuffed trying to play off heavy contact. from pushing through into the mesh point or QB.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Terrific in pushing through Feet/COD: Does not corner especially well in open field
creases. Has hand usage to ensure a poor hand fit and and as a result can have a hard time finishing potential
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A continue working forward. Has good forward release and splash plays after getting into the backfield. Has only
balance when challenged with blocks off center to sustain modest lateral flow ability and foot quickness when not
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A momentum. playing forward.
Tackling: Will not consistently close and finish when Versatility: Skill in gap penetration and pass rush is special
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A uncovering head up with space for ball carriers to work. But for size. Will be a three down defender, has been moved up
hustle in pursuit, size at the POA and upper body strength and down the LOS and tasked with stunt play. Will be a
- Short Shuttle: N/A all ensure ball carriers put into vicinity will get sucked force in a penetration role, two gap reps should be limited to
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down for a loss. optimize skills.

FILM SCORE
6.43 6.69 7.12 8.17 None Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dontari Poe INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass rush counters Worst Trait: Lateral mobility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Vita Vea is a terrific fit for a team looking for a versatile, three down defender. His FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
best role would be one where he's tasked with playing into a single gap as a penetration
player and given the opportunity to stunt and move for mismatches on passing downs. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Taven Bryan, Interior DL #93

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, Florida Gators

2.07 - Sacks/Start: 0.18 0.35
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Alabama, Louisiana State

2017 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Georgia, Michigan

2.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan (2017), Tennessee (2017), Texas A&M (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Hand Technique: Explosive, potent hands to jar blockers Flexibility: Ability to flatten is present, raw skill and
and reset the line of scrimmage with initial pop. Does not mobility is strong. Pad level at the POA allows for a strong
illustrate ideal length in shedding but has violent push/pull anchor, does well with hips to stay leveraged. Ability to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" combination and rip moves to force hands off of chest when disassociate the hips and shoulders is terrific, will reduce
transitioning to pursue the ball. surface area and get skinny to slip through gaps.
Competitive Toughness: Relentless motor. Explodes out Pass Rush Counters: Push/pull is current go to move,
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.98 of stance on every snap and plays with good secondary though first step also allows skill in getting hip to hip and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 effort to work back into position to challenge the ball. Can ripping through lateral contact against late arriving blockers
be found on the far sideline or down field chasing the ball. in the gap. Has short area COD to work back across face if
- 10 Yard Split: 1.68 Power and violence in hands helps set tone inside. OL oversets trying to cover for burst.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Hand effectiveness allows for consistent First Step Quickness: Super twitchy and is regularly the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 30 control at the LOS and ability to lock out and hold ground at first defensive lineman off the ball at the snap. Very good
the line. Length is adequate but not especially notable, natural athleticism and first step covers a notable amount of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 which can show up when trying to shuck blocks late in the ground as well to win angles initially when releasing off the
play. snap.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Quickness and ability to time the Feet/COD: Light on feet when working in space. Can get
snap count are a potent mix. Would like to see a greater caught at times being ridden out of plays, but more of a
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'00" awareness to sit down and find the ball after winning byproduct of linemen using momentum against him as
initially on release, can run set out of plays at times by compared to a limitation in physical skill collecting
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A continuing into backfield with penetration. balance.
Tackling: Strong grasp will wrangle the ball effectively as Versatility: Has been utilized as a two gap defender,
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A a POA tackler. Wingspan doesn't allow for an especially rushing from the nose, a one gap penetration player and as a
large area of influence but short area quickness and burst late developing stunt player. Athletic skill set presents as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A more than compensate when trying to mirror backs in the unique player with ability to showcase abilities in nearly
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A backfield or in the alley. any alignment between the tackles.

FILM SCORE
4.39 5.01 7.47 8.50 None Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Robert Nkemdiche INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Versatility Worst Trait: Finishing ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Florida DL Taven Bryan is a unique athlete with the ability to change a defense up front. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Penetration skills and hand power make for an attractive 3T option in an even front, where
Bryan's first step can be given a short path to the QB and cause chaos at the mesh point. SIZE CONCERN S
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-7.63: SECOND ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Andrew Brown, Interior DL #9

Date of Birth: 12/30/1995 Senior, Virginia Cavaliers

2.29 - Sacks/Start: 0.26 0.65
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Miami FL, Pittsburgh

2017 Top Competition: Louisville, Miami FL, Virginia Tech

3.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisville (2016), Miami FL (2016), Indiana (2017), Louisville (2017), Virginia Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 6033 Hand Technique: Hands show awareness of playing off of Flexibility: Very impressive ability to disengage the hips
hands/limbs of blockers. Transitions well out of initial and shoulders in order to slip through creases at the POA
punch and into a shed technique, will play through the and push through with leg drive. Can flatten as a rusher off
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" wrist to break a grasp on body. Is at best with hands in tight the edge when moved up and down the line of scrimmage
spaces to turn out of contact. with tilt.
Competitive Toughness: Can get knocked off path by Pass Rush Counters: Versatile rusher with skills to win
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.03 getting too eager to penetrate up field. When playing inside and out. Does well with speed rushes, club, rip and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 balanced and square to the line of scrimmage is very stout, spin to force a missed first strike from the OL. Can be guilty
capable of locking out arms and holding ground effectively of predetermining counter moves prior to the snap and not
- 10 Yard Split: 1.73 as a POA defender. having a secondary counter.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Favorable size and length profile to play First Step Quickness: Dynamic initial get off can be
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 31 in B-gap in odd man fronts and eat up blocks. Will need featured both from the interior and on the edge. Has a good
some seasoning to sure up initial attack; must establish first release off the line and is capable on gap penetration reps of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 contact with a clean punch instead of catching blocks and winning early and pushing through to the mesh point with
trying to rework fit. quickness.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Terrific get off to win initially at Feet/COD: True "dancing bear" on the interior, very nimble
the line of scrimmage. Will take advantage of wide sets or on feet to change directions and work back across the face
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'05" cheating guards to explode out of stance and disrupt the of blockers. Has the needed suddenness to be effective on
mesh point. Does well to transition into hip pocket of slants out of stance and stunts on the move to work across a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pulling OL and find the ball. protection to uncover and challenge the pocket.
Tackling: Responsible for some very violent finishes as Versatility: Impressive ability to influence plays all over
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the ball carrier. Ability to win early in snaps and flatten to the line of scrimmage. Has been used as a standup player in
challenge from the backside has yielded good backfield interior gaps, a stunt rusher, a gap penetration player,
- Short Shuttle: 4.48 production. Has a strong grip to reach out and grab ball rushing off the boundary and more. Effective playing both
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carriers on the way through the hole. the run and the pass thanks to twitch and strength.

FILM SCORE
6.19 7.32 6.75 8.00 2014 shoulder injury Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Malik McDowell INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Versatility Worst Trait: Two gap ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Virginia DL Andrew Brown is a versatile defender who can find a home in any defensive FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
scheme. His optimal fit would be as a featured B-gap defender, one where he can attack a
single gap to use quickness and hand usage to uncover in the offensive backfield. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kendrick Norton Jr, Interior DL #7


2.21 - Sacks/Start: 0.13 0.47
Start: Start:


1.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Pittsburgh (2016), Notre Dame (2017), Florida State (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Duke (2017)
- Measured Height: 6027 Hand Technique: Shows terrific length. Has powerful Flexibility: Anchors well. Has the ability to sit down
punch to press and separate at the LOS. Has active hands against a block and hold the gap as a space eater in the
and often will rip under contact to play through a potential middle. Has a modest level of fluidity throughout the hips
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.75" block and sustain forward push. Can improve shedding with and trunk to turn the corner as a rusher. Can redirect with
increased attacks at wrist or elbow of blockers. efficiency due to mobility in lower half.
Competitive Toughness: Will every so often get caught Pass Rush Counters: Has utilized an effective swim, which
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.25 giving up the chest and get buckled. Recovery strength and is cut low and does not provide much of a strike area for
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 natural anchor are terrific. Has a powerful style of play and blockers. Also has had success with bull rushes and using a
strong upper body to dictate against blockers for positioning rip move to come up from underneath forearms of blockers
- 10 Yard Split: 1.79 and uncover. and press through a crease.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has excellent anchor and ability to lock First Step Quickness: Will surprise on designated slant and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 30 out to hold ground. Shows above average ability to shuck crash reps to quickly accelerate. First step has more juice
blocks and some surprising lateral quickness if working than first look would suggest, which often times will catch
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 directly down the line of scrimmage. Anchors as needed to soft contact out of position. Will
hold vs. double teams.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Capable of shooting through the Feet/COD: Has fair ability to pivot and double back down
crease if left off the chain and encouraged to power forward the line for size, although general movement skills out in
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A at the snap. Will defeat back blocks and get into the hip of space result in some difficult cornering. Carries a lot of
pulling OL with quickness, showing good reactive read weight and momentum builds due to quality initial
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A skills to diagnose while pressing forward. acceleration, is hard to recollect quickly.
Tackling: Wingspan is massive and does possess notable Versatility: Won't be kept in speed packages, was subbed
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A upper body strength to grab cloth and pull in tight to finish out at the college level. Has ability to positively contribute
a play. Has good ability to tilt and lean into tackles when as a rusher on early downs. Can crash through gaps or two
- Short Shuttle: N/A scraping down the line of scrimmage. High finish gap as needed. Good athletic profile will allow for plays
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A percentages. against both the run and pass.

FILM SCORE
7.60 5.46 6.30 7.88 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Kenny Clark INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Kendrick Norton Jr. projects most favorably as a 1T is an even front. There, he will be FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
given opportunities to showcase his underrated pass rushing skills and still be able to eat
up space at the POA and keep his linebackers clean to flow to the football. SIZE CONCERN S
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James Looney, Interior DL #9

Date of Birth: 05/15/1995 Redshirt Senior, California Bears

3.12 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.49
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Utah, Southern California, Stanford

2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Stanford

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2016), Southern California (2017), Washington State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6030 Hand Technique: Has a compact shoot of the hands and Flexibility: Has seamless ability to tilt, lean and pivot back
will transition out of a punch and into a press to establish into a corner to flatten and get into pursuit if run away from.
contact. As a result will generate a firm reset of the LOS Can flatten the pocket effectively due to strong lower body
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" and successfully work into the offensive backfield. Shows mobility and tilt.
great awareness of hand placement and counters.
Competitive Toughness: Guilty at times of taking the path Pass Rush Counters: Big time weapon on the interior.
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.89 of least resistance in pursuit, will cut underneath of blocks Handles pass sets with flexibility and mobile hands. Will
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 but run self out of the play. Motor runs very hot. Good foot push/pull, rip and dip, arm over and finesse his way
activity to drive and collapse the pocket if awaiting for a through a crease. Potent first step and knows how to work
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 crease to attack. hips beyond body of blocker.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has a modest anchor and can effectively First Step Quickness: Twitchy athlete. Impressive ability
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 hold ground but skills are much more effective and natural to get up to top gear and burst through a gap. Will explode
when tasked with playing into a gap, coming to balance and out of stance with suddenness, often first teammate off the
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 looking for the football. Lacks ideal length and frame to ball on obvious passing situations.
squat and eat blocks.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has a strong upfield push and Feet/COD: Nimble footed defender. Will illustrate fluid
explosive athleticism creates difficult chore for OL to COD skills and has the ability to dart across the face of
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" handle quickly at the snap. Effective hand usage for force a blocks if picking up on RB flow in the run game. Balanced
missed punch and quickly work into a crease. and impressive redirection skills for such a twitched up
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defender.
Tackling: Notable closing burst when working to the Versatility: Has the look of a three down defender. Is not a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football. Will not finish ideal amount of plays, particularly universal scheme prospect but for a team looking to cause
when uncovering from contact late, due to a limited chaos up front, will be a viable starter. Pass rush traits are
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 wingspan. But short area mobility allows for effective strong and has first step to influence the run game as well.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A challenges when uncovered in the backfield.

FILM SCORE
7.72 6.07 7.33 7.50 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Tyson Alualu INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step explosiveness Worst Trait: 2 gap ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL James Looney projects favorably as a 3T in the NFL. Looney provides starting abilities FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and can be a terrific penetration player courtesy of his short area agility and active hands.
Looney projects as a 3 down player and is an underrated prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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Folorunso Fatukasi, Interior DL #93

Date of Birth: 03/04/1995 Redshirt Senior, Connecticut Huskies

3.47 - Sacks/Start: 0.29 0.43
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Navy, South Florida, Temple

2017 Top Competition: Memphis, South Florida, Central Florida

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Memphis (2017), Central Florida (2017), South Florida (2017), Southern Methodist (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 Hand Technique: Shows very stiff hands to punch and jolt Flexibility: Has a fair level of looseness through the
the pads of blockers on first contact. Shows ability to play shoulders and trunk in order to play with a high level of
with a long arm to help extend and keep chest free. Has a generated power. Rotational force of hands playing through
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" violent sweep to clear chest effectively and disengage while the core is end result. Will not turn the corner on blockers
transitioning to pursuit. on most tight arc.
Competitive Toughness: Is a fun, hard worker. Does well Pass Rush Counters: Will win reps with a speed to power
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.29 to flip eyes up the field and look for a ball carrier to chase bull rush, supplemented by some very potent hands on first
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 down. Shows good hustle when pressing the pocket to keep strike. Has the violence and urgency needed in hands to
looking for a crease. Has stout play along the LOS courtesy swipe and clear chest. Shows ability to transition to a pull
- 10 Yard Split: 1.76 of leverage and thick lower body. move as well.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does not have the greatest length but First Step Quickness: Does not posses the most burst of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 33 shows stout ability to hold a gap at the LOS while feeling IDL in the class. Has found success not through gap slants
block develop and counter appropriately. Disengagement and pressures but rather by creating space to press into
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 skills are centered around upper body strength in relation to courtesy of play strength and power, plus surprising short
opposition. area quickness.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Can be difficult to stop if able to Feet/COD: Has some dancing bear traits, surprising skill in
get head and pads into a crease between two offensive sliding laterally and keeping momentum and pads square to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" linemen. Linear power and lower body strength combine to the line of scrimmage. Notable ability in always stepping
create a handful trying to shut down. Compact build into forward progress. Has a decent spring on a hard step
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A compliments leverage. back across momentum.
Tackling: Powerful close thanks to slight adjustments Versatility: Has modest skills to play in a number of game
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A along the LOS after reading the play. Has a good, powerful situations. True value is as an interior piece to rotate in the
finish and times challenges well, not one to overrun when run game and allow defensive flow behind to come clean
- Short Shuttle: 4.53 flowing laterally. into the LOS. Capable of winning reps inside as a rusher
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A due to hand strength, pop and functional strength.

FILM SCORE
7.43 6.01 6.74 7.42 Two knee INJ (HS) Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Jay Bromley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: First step quickness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Folorunso Fatukasi projects favorably as a rotational piece to a defensive line in the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
NFL. Fatukasi has the skills needed to play a 1T or occasionally a 3T in an even man front,
taking on blocks and disengaging late to challenge the football. Offers little pressure value. SIZE CONCERN S
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Derrick Nnadi, Interior DL #91

Date of Birth: 05/09/1996 Senior, Florida State Seminoles

3.44 - Sacks/Start: 0.25 0.51
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Miami FL, Clemson, Michigan

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Clemson, Miami FL

4.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Florida (2017), North Carolina State (2017), Clemson (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Hand Technique: Hand usage attacking blocks at the point Flexibility: Does not have a good deal of lateral tilt,
of attack is wonderful. Understands weak points against struggles with cornering in tight spaces. Does play with a
double teams to attack half of man and split the wedge. Has low natural center of gravity and draws anchor from
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" a good sense of stacking blocks with arms and pressing with dropping the hips and squatting off bodies at the NT
upper body power. position.
Competitive Toughness: Very difficult to uproot in the Pass Rush Counters: Does not offer much other than a rip
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.34 middle, even when tasked with flowing laterally and staying maneuver to try to clear hands off of chest. Default is to
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 square to the line of scrimmage and stringing plays to the come to balance and stack the block, awaiting ball to flush
hash. Heavy hands do well to take control of one on one the pocket. Does have ability to convert hand pop into a bull
- 10 Yard Split: 1.81 blocks. rush.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Effective holding ground against Centers First Step Quickness: Better initial step than given credit
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 and could effectively play the nose without issue. Has for. Has ability to coil in stance and fire off the ball with
ability to disengage late with push/pull and uncover into decent get off. Can win pass rush reps by pairing first step
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 running lanes. Also has power to walk back blockers into with functional strength to push through gaps when aligned
the hole. in a gap.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Is capable of pushing through Feet/COD: Labors notably when tasked with suddenly
creases when aligned in gap but redirection ability or skill to redirecting weight or vacating an area trying to pursue the
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'00" get off of late contact and flow with the ball carrier is ball or avoid contact. Does not have short area agility to
limited. Has much more value resetting the line of pivot and play with quickness in areas other than straight
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A scrimmage. ahead.
Tackling: Strong as a bull when able to use wingspan to Versatility: Has modest versatility but value holds true as
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A wrap up the ball. Has strong grip and does well to bring feet a two gapping defender on the interior. Natural anchor,
through contact to make sure full weight of pads gets behind functional strength and ability to stack and press blockers
- Short Shuttle: 5.02 contact. will do well to keep linebackers clean and flowing to the
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football.

FILM SCORE
8.19 7.65 5.17 7.34 None Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Andrew Billings INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Derrick Nnadi has value on early downs and potentially as a three down player if able FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
to establish some more creativity to his play on passing downs to shed contact and
penetrate. Nnadi can be a one or two gap player in a four man front with effectiveness. SIZE CONCERN S
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Rasheem Green, Interior DL #94


2.80 - Sacks/Start: 0.40 0.49
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington State, Ohio State

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 1.17 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: California (2017), Ohio State (2017), Colorado (2017), Texas (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 Hand Technique: Shows good extension with hands to Flexibility: Plays with a high set of pads along the point of
stack blocks at the point of attack. Is not effective when attack. Is capable of some nice flashes in tight spaces to
trying to sweep or press blockers away at the point of flatten and challenge the passer but too frequently does not
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" attack, is often late to transition with the hands and will let play with low set of pads or favorable leverage against
ball carrier slip past. interior OL.
Competitive Toughness: Is guilty of consistently getting Pass Rush Counters: Doesn't showcase much versatility, is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.73 blown off the football. Struggles in short yardage to get low primarily a rip/club defender when trying to shed. Often
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 pads and squat to hold ground at the point of attack. Can be stuck after committing to a single gap and failing to offer
complacent in pursuit away from the football as well. any counters at first contact, still tries to run through gaps
- 10 Yard Split: 1.66 without hand usage.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has the needed physical tools to be First Step Quickness: Doesn't look overly explosive out of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A effective in such a role but needs a complete overhaul on stance. Instead, will gain more momentum later into free
how to hold the point of attack, struggles to hold ground and runs and shows a better closing speed than initial twitch to
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 gets mauled down the field by notable NFL prospects on get hip to hip with defenders.
film.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Does not have the initial quickness Feet/COD: Has good lateral mobility if playing forward
to consistently win without noted development in the hands into the line of scrimmage to cross the face to blockers if
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" to ensure a clean punch onto the chest isn't afforded to the not engaged. Has good lateral range if tested along the line
opposition. Has needed functional strength and balance to of scrimmage to scrape and get out over top of the play and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A press through a crease if momentum is gathered. outside the hash.
Tackling: Would be much more effective if a split second Versatility: Has the natural strength and base to two gap,
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A quicker on reaction to shed blocks and uncover. Has the plus the power and mobility to be effective crashing into
needed length and lateral range along the LOS to be a gaps. Both roles are currently works in progress due to some
- Short Shuttle: 4.39 reinforcement defender at the POA and not let ball carriers technical deficiencies but ceiling as a three down defensive
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A slip out the front door. lineman is extremely high.

FILM SCORE
6.31 7.93 7.88 6.73 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Arik Armstead INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Hand technique LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Rasheem Green has the needed tools to be a valuable asset along a scheme diverse FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defensive front, but his developmental curve and lack of hand usage negates much of his
upside at this juncture. Should be considered more of a long term starter than plug/play. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Lowell Lotulelei, Interior DL #93

Date of Birth: 03/22/1995 Senior, Utah Utes

2.02 - Sacks/Start: 0.20 0.41
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Colorado

2017 Top Competition: Arizona, Southern California, Washington

1.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Colorado (2017), Washington (2017), Arizona (2017), Brigham Young (2017)
- Measured Height: 6015 Hand Technique: Shows good awareness of placing hands Flexibility: Does not show a lot of lateral tilt when playing
tight on the numbers. Does well to stay extended in an effort with upper half engaged against blockers. Most mobility
to steer offensive linemen and stay square to the line of throughout frame is shown when anchoring in linear
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" scrimmage, protects leverage well. situations to play with low pads and extend arms to stay
squatting at the POA.
Competitive Toughness: Difficult to uproot while Pass Rush Counters: Is not particularly creative as a
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A anchoring in the A-gaps. Has strong lower body and good rusher, failing to show a lot of secondary counters other
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 activity through the feet to reset the line of scrimmage and than intent to bull rush smaller offensive linemen back into
hold ground against double teams. Hard nosed player with the lap of the QB. Has a minimal value on the field in
- 10 Yard Split: N/A good pop on each fire off the ball. obvious passing downs.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Strong as a bull when locking horns at First Step Quickness: Only pedestrian get off at the line of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A the line of scrimmage. Can be unmovable at times due to scrimmage. Often takes short first step to get out of stance
strong core and thick lower half. Length is adequate for instead of coiling and exploding to drive up field.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 holding ground but is not especially notable to discard
blockers after initial stack of block.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Strength is present to run feet Feet/COD: Ability to redirect is admirable for size but in
and push through into the backfield if given a favorable relation to peers is not going to inspire. Area of influence is
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A alignment at the snap. Initial get off will not overwhelm limited to between the tackles. Does not showcase initial
NFL interior blockers, however. Penetration comes against quickness when trying to slant through a crease to win on
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pulling OL and after shedding blocks effectively. against oversetting OL.
Tackling: Shows a strong grasp and ability to finish once Versatility: Will not be a coveted player against the pass.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A establishing wrap up in the hole. Has violent finishing Niche and value holds strong as a space eater and two gap
habits and does well to stuff up interior gaps and stay defender, but cannot be relied upon to offer much in the way
- Short Shuttle: N/A present to locating the football at the point of attack. of additional value to game situations as a result. 1st and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A 2nd down defender.

FILM SCORE
8.09 5.12 6.98 (Size only) 7.09 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Austin Johnson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Lateral mobility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Utah NT Lowell Lotulelei projects as a potential starting NT at the next level. Lotulelei FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
does not possess the lateral range to be tasked with playing outside the hashes, so a role as
an early down gap eating IDL would serve his skill set well. Starting caliber run defender. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kentavius Street, Interior DL #35


Position Overall 120 total tackles, 8.0 sacks, 19 tackles for loss (TFL)
2.35 - Sacks/Start: 0.16 0.37
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Clemson, Louisville

2.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Vanderbilt (2016), Florida State (2017), South Carolina (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Hand Technique: Hands are potent and carry a lot of Flexibility: Is a very linear athlete, struggles with
power through punch. Has good extension to lock out on redirection to mirror the football or at the prospect of
blockers and keep chest clean to sustain leverage at the dropping the inside shoulder and flattening as a pass rusher.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" point of attack. Shedding techniques are often sloppy and Squats into fits at the LOS well but anything involving work
late, needs development getting off of blocks. in space is limited.
Competitive Toughness: Physically imposing player. Very Pass Rush Counters: Does not show creativity or ability to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.87 stout and difficult to push around unless using own discard of pass protectors. Requires a good push through a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 momentum against him. Will ease off the gas after initial gap or a slide protection away from alignment to create
push into the backfield, will concede some pass rush reps consistent pressure. Will convert speed to power on some
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 with a disadvantageous first rush. wider angled rushes but will not create a lot of disruption in
tight.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74
Two Gap Ability: Has a strong track record of holding First Step Quickness: Has an impressive burst off of the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 ground and occupying blockers. Length and functional line of scrimmage. When keying up obvious passing
strength are present to hold ground and sustain leverage to situations does have the linear burst to pressure some
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 allow linebackers on the second level to cleanly flow over Tackles with speed. Get off wins on the interior as well due
- Vertical Jump: N/A the top. to thick lower half sustaining balance through a gap crease.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Modest results when working Feet/COD: Is not especially nimble and struggles when
from an end position, simply doesn't have the mobility to isolated or tasked with redirecting momentum late in the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A convert a strong push into a finished rep. Will blast through rep. Will take additional steps to collect balance before
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the B-gap with power and quickness to uncover when given working back into a pursuit mode, often times shaken out of
looks inside. a potential tackle in head up situations.
Tackling: Length and linear burst will create powerful Versatility: Usage at college level is not comparable to
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collisions at the ball. Ability to shadow shifty ball carriers is projection to next level. Should be regarded as a B-gap
- Short Shuttle: N/A limited, however. Has missed a good deal of splash plays by defender with two gap responsibilities and opportunities to
not being able to mirror and shadow ball carriers in the stay on the field on 3rd down to rush thanks to explosive
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A backfield. first step.

FILM SCORE
6.51 4.90 7.14 7.24 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Christian Covington INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Two gap ability Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Kentavius Street projects as a potential starting B-gap defender in the NFL. His length FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and functional power would do well in a two gap role in base packages, with the ability to
stay on the field and penetrate the backfield on third downs. Odd front starting potential. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tim Settle, Interior DL #4

Date of Birth: 07/11/1997 Redshirt Sophomore, Virginia Tech Hokies

1.96 - Sacks/Start: 0.15 0.72
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Miami FL, North Carolina, Clemson

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, Miami FL, Oklahoma State

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2017), Georgia Tech (2017), Clemson (2017), Miami FL (2017), Duke (2017)
- Measured Height: 6026 Hand Technique: Has solid length and power in the hands Flexibility: Tremendous tilt and pliability for size. Has
to pop and reset the line of scrimmage against all comers on ability to corner and pivot with grace, enabling a lot of
the inside. Shows good extension to keep chest clear and backfield production due to crashing hard off the hip of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" scrape down the line of scrimmage. Has good power to pull blockers in the hole. Plays with good leverage
blockers off base and uncover.
Competitive Toughness: Is difficult to uproot in the Pass Rush Counters: Rip and club combination pairs well
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.37 middle. Plays with a great anchor and ability to throw the with high levels of pliability to turn the corner on inside
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 hands effectively allows for consist win at first contact. blockers. Active and engaged in the stunt game, has been
Plays with terrific motor and the ability to turn and run moved through A and B gaps and can crash through a crease
- 10 Yard Split: 1.90 outside the numbers in pursuit. and win with first step as well.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has notable anchor skills and a First Step Quickness: Has a surprising level of burst and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A powerful lower body to hold ground against double teams explosion out of stance to get hip to hip with interior
and drive blocks. Very likable levels of extension to lock blockers with suddenness at the snap. For size, is a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 out and read head up block situations to locate the football tremendous first step rusher and will provide 3 down value
and discard with upper body strength. as a result.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Quickness at the snap and overall Feet/COD: Very light on feet, nimble redirection skills are
functional strength allows for a hard push up field and special for size. Has suddenness thanks to ability to drop the
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'00" ability to play through lateral contact. Has good redirection hips and collect momentum, is hardly a lumbering presence
ability as well after uncovering in the hole to pursue the in the middle. Has weight distribution below the hips,
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A football. providing a low center of gravity.
Tackling: Has a very large tackle radius to influence at the Versatility: A valuable three down presence along the
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A line of scrimmage. Has the mobility needed to crash down interior. Should be able to contribute in any schemes thanks
the line and get after ball carriers pressing outside the to quickness, strength, length and anchor skills at the point
- Short Shuttle: 4.83 tackles. Has good length and range of motion to optimize of attack. Has a strong cerebral presence as well, notably
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A area of influence as a tackler. developed for a redshirt sophomore.

FILM SCORE
4.67 6.24 3.96 7.88 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Jordan Phillips INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Tim Settle projects most favorably as a 1T in an even front. There, Settle's versatility FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
can shine on all three downs and he can be given the opportunity to attack the mesh point
as a penetration player. Settle figures to compete for a starting spot early in his career. SIZE CONCERN S
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Da'Shawn Hand, Interior DL #9

Date of Birth: 11/14/1995 Senior, Alabama Crimson Tide

1.44 - Sacks/Start: 0.18 0.30
Start: Start:


3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 0.67
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Auburn (2017), Florida State (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6036 Hand Technique: Has desirable length and showcases Flexibility: Possesses a modest amount of tilt to pressure
consistent skill in pressing off potential blockers and heavy footed tackles on the outside as a pass rusher. Has
utilizing extension to keep avenues clear to scrape and great coil and wins with leverage in the run game. Does
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" disengage off of blocks if gaps are tested in the running not have consistent ability to tilt and carry speed through
game. Good power in initial stab. corners.
Competitive Toughness: Has some lapses that are Pass Rush Counters: Has utilized a push/pull combination
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.83 concerning, needs to be consistent with reading keys at the and also has good speed to power conversion if given a free
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 POA to prevent losing pad level and getting pushed around. run against deeper pass sets. Won't offer a lot of first contact
Shows good hustle and motor as a pass rusher to peel back wins, must create contact to establish control of a rep and
- 10 Yard Split: 1.70 after missing initial rush. then discard of the block.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Shows desirable skills in punching and First Step Quickness: Does not have a great deal of burst,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 extending hands to lock out and read the POA. Has good but enough to make slow pass setting tackles pay on the
leverage and strong hands to yank blockers off of platform edge. Has notable quickness to win inside, reaction time
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 and has good trust in timing to handily discard of the block. does seem to be improved when moved closer to the
football prior to the snap.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Needed quickness is present to be Feet/COD: Takes turns on wider angles, doesn't have a lot
effective but get off at the snap is not always consistent and of crispness to stick foot in the ground and shift weight
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" at times will get caught late out of stance. Has been utilized with suddenness. Same can be said for pass rush reps when
more frequently in two gap situations and setting the edge attempting to get around the peak of the pocket.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A than attacking as a penetration player.
Tackling: Has good tilt through the upper half to lean into Versatility: Has inside and outside skills. Will be used as a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A tackle attempts and make most of a notable wingspan. Is a rusher from the inside unless asked to shed some weight.
heavy hitter, especially when given a free release off the Outside value lies as a point of attack run setting defender,
- Short Shuttle: 4.62 line or a space to gather some downhill momentum and although certain match-ups could provide more value as a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A charge the ball. pass rusher from the base end position.

FILM SCORE
4.70 4.90 7.24 7.31 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Mario Edwards Jr. INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique/length Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Da'Shawn Hand projects as a base end in an even front. Hand shows a pleasant blend FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
of POA skills and penetration when he's let off the leash. Hand can contribute on all three
downs, as an outside run defender and then inside on obvious passing situations. SIZE CONCERN S
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Harrison Phillips, Interior DL #66

Date of Birth: 01/25/1996 Redshirt Junior, Stanford Cardinal

4.45 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 0.80
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington, Colorado, North Carolina

2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Southern California, Texas Christian

7.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.83 1.17
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Washington (2017), Notre Dame (2017), San Diego State (2017), Texas Christian (2017), Southern California (2017)
- Measured Height: 6032 Hand Technique: Has heavy, powerful hands at first Flexibility: Very tightly coiled throughout the hips and
contact, does well to throw heavy punches and reset the trunk. Struggles with redirection, struggles with leverage
line of scrimmage. Does not possess ideal length and as a when playing in a two gap role and overall is a linear
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" result must dictate reps early on as compared to stacking athlete. Has poor balance as a result of a narrow base and
and trying to shed and pursue. tight hips.
Competitive Toughness: Ends way too many plays on the Pass Rush Counters: Has had success with a swim move,
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.21 ground. Has a poor anchor if tasked with squatting on the well sweep over the hands of Guards and slip a blow. Has
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 line of scrimmage and far too easily has blockers seal down good bull rush if aggressively charging directly out of
and close gaps quickly at the POA. Motor and hustle as a stance. Has strength in upper body to pull blockers off of
- 10 Yard Split: 1.79 pursuit player are very strong. blocking platform.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does not have the fluidity or COD skills First Step Quickness: Has more success with snap
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 42 to disengage and quickly cover ground to slide over a gap. anticipation than actually exploding and releasing out of
Subpar length is also problematic when trying to lock out stance at the snap with burst. Won't gain notable ground out
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 and extend on blockers to keep chest clear. of first step, needs some space to build momentum and
create force.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Ability to tilt shoulders and Feet/COD: Has extremely labored transitions and change
work into a single gap with hand counters allows for of direction skills. If caught taking false steps is usually
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'07" opportunities to uncover at the mesh point. Has only eliminated from the play immediately. Struggles with a
pedestrian burst and first step but has strength to push lateral drive step to get width if trying to follow pulling
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A through lateral contact and cause disruption. guards at the LOS.
Tackling: Effective tackler once able to get mitts on ball Versatility: Has notable strength and surprising gap
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carriers. Has notable upper body strength and will bearhug penetration success but consistency and reliability to hold
opponents and wrestle to the ground. Has only modest gaps is impossible to rely upon. Lacks burst and needed
- Short Shuttle: 4.50 wingspan to influence ball carriers at the point of attack if mobility to play up and down the line of scrimmage.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A still engaged.

FILM SCORE
7.17 8.61 6.79 6.44 2015 torn ACL Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Ryan Glasgow INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Harrison Phillips projects to the NFL most favorably as a single gap defender. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Phillips' reckless style of play negates his value in a gap responsibility scheme and his lack
of translatable traits for similar backfield production should keep him in a rotational role. SIZE CONCERN S
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Deadrin Senat, Interior DL #10

Date of Birth: 07/22/1994 Redshirt Senior, South Florida Bulls

3.63 - Sacks/Start: 0.14 0.48
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Navy, Memphis

2017 Top Competition: Central Florida, Tulsa, Texas Tech

8.00 - Sacks/Start: 1.17 1.33
Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Connecticut (2017), Central Florida (2017), Texas Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Hand Technique: Has a firm hand placement and is Flexibility: Does not have a great deal of lateral
effective to strike the hands on the chest of would be redirection due to tightness in the hips, although does show
blockers. Shows good control to square up a block and stay good balance to sustain posture and keep footing when
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" ready to push/pull way off of contact and pull blockers off having to contort the frame. Shows some fair rotational
of their set. mobility through the shoulders to get skinny off blocks.
Competitive Toughness: Stout and effective at the POA. Pass Rush Counters: Primarily a power player. Rocks the
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.16 Difficult to uproot and plays with a terrific anchor thanks to pads of interior OL and has a good push through the feet to
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 squatty build and effective hand usage. Not easily pushed collapse the pocket from the interior. Effective hand usage
out of space and can be a handful if given a head of steam in to pull blockers off their platform and create space to press
- 10 Yard Split: 1.77 one on ones. forward into a gap.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Range is limited but does have the First Step Quickness: Does not have a lot of twitch. Speed
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 needed anchor and skill to sit in the middle and occupy is more build-up than anything else, requires space to gather
blockers. Has allowed LBs to flow and penetrate off of hip momentum and become difficult to stop. Effective quick
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 with strong results. setters on the OL will have some success neutralizing him
early.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Powerful. Absorbs punches well Feet/COD: Is not fluid and won't offer a lot of lateral
due to limited surface area on pads and being consistently mobility along the LOS. Instead has issues when trying to
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'04" lower than blockers. Will not offer a lot of redirection skills turn or hinge the hips, will have subsequent issues with
but does provide a notable presence in the middle. balance and struggle to play with same functional power
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when not square.
Tackling: Is a black hole in the middle if ball is pressed Versatility: Does not offer a lot of value in obvious passing
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A into wingspan. Does not, however, have good closing burst, situations. Primarily a block eater but has some value to
nor effective lateral range. Has good timing to shuck blocks push through interior gaps if encouraged to align in a gap
- Short Shuttle: 4.79 and be available to challenge the ball. and take it. Most likely a two down defender at the NFL
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A level.

FILM SCORE
7.10 6.81 5.74 6.74 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Zach Kerr INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Anchor ability Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Deadrin Senat is an effective space eating DL in the middle of the line, who would FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
be best served getting reps in the early downs and optimizing his strength and ability to
absorb contact as a defender at the POA. NFL ready, but limited ceiling. SIZE CONCERN S
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R.J. McIntosh, Interior DL #80


3.43 - Sacks/Start: 0.18 0.77
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Clemson, Wisconsin

2.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2017), Florida State (2017) Notre Dame (2017), Clemson (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Hand Technique: Does not posses a notable amount of pop Flexibility: Shows more lateral tilt on the hips than actual
in hands to push and reset the LOS at first contact. Lacking lower half mobility. Does not have great ability to flatten or
in idea length to dictate reps to blockers as well. Hands do turn tight corners with fluidity in the hips, will struggle with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" well to work and find the wrist or elbow of blockers and need for sudden COD as a result.
offer a chance to shed.
Competitive Toughness: Motor runs hot along the inside, Pass Rush Counters: Prefers to rip, while also showcasing
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A does well to fight and get across the face of blockers on an inside spin move in effort to displace from gap. Is
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 lateral runs. Would like to see a better early anchor to drop unimaginative when unable to land first strike or when
hips and hold ground when faced with power drive blockers failing to gain a gap early on in sets, far too easily
- 10 Yard Split: N/A or double teams. neutralized and content to lock horns.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does not showcase the length, hand First Step Quickness: Has a nice first step and reactive
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A fits or gap integrity to hold ground and be relied upon as a quickness to identify an alley or pathway to the football.
two gap player. Will struggle in disengagement and not be Will crash down or slant into a favorable position on release
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 able to adequately challenge the football under said and wins with quickness.
circumstances.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Low build allows for some natural Feet/COD: Struggles with suddenness and sharp turns,
leverage when trying to play around contact and work hip to despite a low set build. Pace and momentum are
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A hip will blockers. Quick to react and flow when faced with problematic when trying to mirror or work down the line
pulling OL, although angles after initial penetration need to after initial push into the backfield.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A be more flat to allow more challenges to the football.
Tackling: Effective bear hug tackler to engulf ball carriers Versatility: Should be regarded strictly as a traditional 3T.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A when able to challenge from the hip pocket scraping down Does not have a viable ability to play as a two gap defender
the line. Very stout to stand up ball carriers in the alley as a and lacks the twitch to contribute consistently as a boundary
- Short Shuttle: N/A head up defender as well. Range is modest, can challenge player. Ability and foundation suggest full time role is
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A between the numbers. within reason with development.

FILM SCORE
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NFL Player Comparison: Jonathan Bullard INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step quickness Worst Trait: Two gap ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL R.J. McIntosh projects as a 3T in the NFL. Without requisite length and issues FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
stacking up blockers at the POA, McIntosh needs to be in a role where he can aggressively
attack the mesh point and work to beat OL to a spot immediately at the snap. SIZE CONCERN S
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Breeland Speaks, Interior DL #9

Date of Birth: 12/18/1995 Redshirt Junior, Mississippi Rebels

3.43 - Sacks/Start: 0.24 0.41
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Alabama, Louisiana State, Auburn


7.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 0.67
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Arkansas (2016), Auburn (2017), Mississippi State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6027 Hand Technique: Has desirable length and flashes of Flexibility: Has some impressive reps coiling out of
ability to utilize extension to press out on blockers. Strike stance to burst forward into the LOS. Struggles with lateral
placement needs improvement to provide more power and redirection skills, although usage was miscast as more of a
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" negate the punch of OL at first contact when operating in space defender at the college level instead of higher reps on
the phone booth inside. the interior.
Competitive Toughness: Plays with a good sense of Pass Rush Counters: Wins have come primarily as an
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.86 urgency, but fails to back up pace of play with needed athlete at this juncture, given a lot of space to run through
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 functional strength to hold ground at the POA. Has gotten and take cheap pathways to the ball. Currently struggles to
washed out against drive blocks with too much frequency. flash hand usage needed to get unstuck from a block when
- 10 Yard Split: 1.65 pressing the pocket.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has the length desired, but hand First Step Quickness: Great burst for size and frame. Is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A placement, hand strength and functional anchor to hold able to win reps even from a two point stance on the outside
ground at the POA are all disappointing variables that need given first step. Has effective release but improved stance
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 improvement if 2-gap role (B-gap) is going to be a fixture could further amplify first step quickness and provide more
of next level game. juice.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has good burst and a fair amount Feet/COD: Steps are long, does not play with a lot of
of strength to lean into lateral contact and not be overrun at compact mobility. Issues arise in tight spaces and stay
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'02" the mesh point. Does have issues with collecting balance consistent when trying to shed laterally and disengage from
and squaring up ball carriers once pressing through an a block at the LOS.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A inside gap.
Tackling: Ability to finish is compromised with a lack of Versatility: Impressive athlete. Has ability to be moved
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A short area agility and balance when trying to break down in around sets and can win as a penetration player in any
space. Looks awkward trying to gear down and mirror. Has number of alignments. Needs vast improvement against the
- Short Shuttle: 4.65 violent finishes when challenging passer in head to head run, when compared to his ceiling as a potential pass rusher.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collisions.

FILM SCORE
6.14 6.40 7.70 6.62 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Isaac Rochell INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Versatility Worst Trait: Run defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Breeland Speaks is a fascinating prospect who has the athletic ability to be very FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
effective in a number of roles. His best fit may be as a B-gap defender, where he can either
two gap with development or be a penetration player. Will need reliable teammates vs. run. SIZE CONCERN S
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B.J. Hill, Interior DL #98


3.59 - Sacks/Start: 0.16 0.46
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: South Carolina, Clemson, Notre Dame

4.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Arizona State (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Clemson (2017), Florida State (2017), South Carolina (2017)
- Measured Height: 6033 Hand Technique: Has ability to yank blockers off of pass Flexibility: Tight through the core. Has ability to bend the
sets or run fits with push/pull combination. Hands visibly knees and drop the hips but anything requiring suddenness
latch into the chest plate and will yank around blockers in lateral situations or with change of directions will pose
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38: trying to establish a clean frame of the block. significant issues. Will need to drop the pads down, loses
leverage at first contact too easily.
Competitive Toughness: Uprooted off of the point of Pass Rush Counters: Unimaginative rusher. Too often
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.99 attack against double teams. Won't trust eyes and hands in content to lock horns and hold ground at the top of the
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 stacked block situations, will peek in the backfield and lose pocket in an effort to create a bull rush and push instead of
leverage, get pushed around. Has ample unlocked potential continuing to work around bodies and create penetration
- 10 Yard Split: 1.74 as a true NT. rushes.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has a very strong natural anchor and First Step Quickness: Pops up too tall out of stance, needs
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 35 ability to squad hips down and cause a pile up in the middle to get more weight forward on hand to prevent inflexibility
of the POA. Has some inconsistencies with leverage and from showing up out of stance. Does not have a lot of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 pad level to hold ground, making results as a true nose hit or notable forward push to create chaos at the mesh point.
miss.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Strong as an ox, able to run Feet/COD: Lateral range is nonexistent. A linear athlete,
through down block attempts or late contact attempting to does best with pads and hips aligned in the same direction to
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'05" wash out of the play. Failure to show desirable first step carry frame with any notable pace or speed. Has a small
inhibits consistencies in teeing off on obvious passing area of influence outside of primary run fit and gap
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A situations or as a slant defender. responsibility.
Tackling: Can be a black hole in the middle if ball is Versatility: Is a nose tackle, and one without a lot of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pressed up into gap. Does not have a lot of lateral range and polish at the POA. Lack of movement skills and burst will
also struggles some with late disengagement to get off of cause headaches trying to keep on the field for high snap
- Short Shuttle: 4.53 blocks suddenly as a two gap stack. percentage, but overall needs discipline at the POA.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A

FILM SCORE
6.82 5.63 7.09 6.70 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Bennie Logan INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL B.J. Hill projects as a true nose tackle. His ideal role is an early down run plugger, FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
where he simply needs to worry about occupying blocks and continuing to work on keeping
his pad level down low to win with leverage. A bit of a project player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Poonah Ford, Interior DL #95

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Texas Longhorns

2.89 - Sacks/Start: 0.09 0.45
Start: Start:


4.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 1.33
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Southern California (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5115 Hand Technique: Fails to illustrate desirable length, Flexibility: Does not do well when tasked with flattening
instead relying on first step and notable power on first on hard angles, is too stocky and linear as a result. Has good
contact to roll back blockers at the LOS. Has an effective anchor when trying to sit down with hips low and squat
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" rip to work underneath contact of blockers as a slant rusher through contact. Has some modest mobility through the
and gain ground. upper body to slip creases.
Competitive Toughness: Very stout defender with a great Pass Rush Counters: Has an effective bull rush and a
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A lower half and strong base of support. Hustle and motor winning rip move to force way through interior A-gaps.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 plays show up on film, trying to pursue down the LOS. Is a Will not show extension to force free against locked hands,
nightmare in short yardage due to linear burst, leverage and needs to be working into a gap or create space with a noted
- 10 Yard Split: N/A lower body power. punch off the snap.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Two gap ability is compromised by First Step Quickness: Modest acceleration out of stance as
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A anatomical length, doesn't have needed extension to keep a gap penetration player. Does not show ability to jump out
chest clean and read gaps. Is capable of eating up double of stance with quickness and consistently reach the mesh
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 teams effectively and allowing defenders to flow freely point. Has not been given gap aligned reps often enough.
behind him.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has balance to push through Feet/COD: Feet labor in sudden COD situations to be able
lateral contact and avoid being washed out of plays. Uses to collect heavy frame with any level of effectiveness. Will
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A hands effectively to ensure blockers are not able to get into require extra space to gear down and get control of
chest with any sure handed fits and continue pressing up the momentum. Secondary acceleration after first step does
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A field. show some modest acceleration through contact.
Tackling: Does not have great finishing ability due to a Versatility: Has some decent anchor work to warrant NT
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A lack of length and failure to accelerate to ball carriers unless reps but overall is a true 1T defender. Should not be given
gap fits force a stop. Very strong at first wrap up. Has some tack and shuck responsibilities with any notable high
- Short Shuttle: N/A lean and tilt to try to get pads in front of an adjacent gap at volume, instead needs to be given chance to play through
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the LOS. A-gap.

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NFL Player Comparison: Beau Allen INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Length LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Poona Ford projects best as a 1T in an even front. There, Ford can use his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
physicality to press through gaps and occupy defenders without being tasked with
consistently shedding blocks at the point of attack in order to make big plays vs. the run. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Justin Jones, Interior DL #27

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

3.02 - Sacks/Start: 0.21 0.43
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Clemson, South Carolina

0.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Arizona State (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Clemson (2017), Florida State (2017), South Carolina (2017)
- Measured Height: 6023 Hand Technique: Shows understanding of how to extend Flexibility: Tightly wound athlete in instances that require
and optimize length to dictate reps early. Has powerful gaining width at the line of scrimmage. Struggles in
punch and has good awareness of hand placement to ensure cornering situations and trying to work to hard angled
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" a clean stack. Will illustrate good upper body power to targets as a pass rusher. Could afford to drop pad level when
bench press blockers off spot. holding the point of attack.
Competitive Toughness: Guilty of giving up too much Pass Rush Counters: Shows some fair creativity trying
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.09 space at the point of attack at times. Has a fair motor but to win at first contact. Has a nice long arm and shows
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 overall explosiveness and range are not going to allow for a good reach to engage early and give body room to work.
high frequency of impacted plays. Has used a nifty inside spin move on occasion with
- 10 Yard Split: 1.76 success.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has stout anchor and an effective First Step Quickness: Doesn't have a notable burst or first
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 24 ability to eat up blocks. Ineffectiveness in anchor comes step to explode out of stance and pressure offensive linemen
when trying to get lateral and disengage from blocks, if early in their pass sets. Has to win with counters, no visible
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 encouraged to stay square and occupy will have consistent acceleration available in the subsequent steps either, simply
success on the Nose. lacks twitch.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Has little ability to press through Feet/COD: Has issues with collecting weight effectively
gaps. Ineffective first step will neuter strong anchor and and working back to a pursuit role, will not be effective
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'08" strength to play through contact when square to the line. if tasked with playing outside the tackle box. Has little in
Has strength to collapse blockers one on one if encouraged the way of suddenness to cross face and crash down into a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to get penetration. gap.
Tackling: Shows good effort to play within immediate gaps Versatility: Should warrant consideration as a nose or 1T in
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A as a finisher, will get down the field and help corral ball an even front. Has just enough pass rush ability to offer
carriers from behind. Has very good natural strength and starting upside, although not likely to have success as a
- Short Shuttle: 4.74 ability to throw out a hand and absorb a ball carrier working rusher on third downs unless surrounded by high profile
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A up into responsible lane. teammates on the DL.

FILM SCORE
6.13 5.12 6.34 6.88 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Dwan Edwards INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand technique Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Justin Jones projects best as a 1T in an even front in the NFL. There, he can still FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
utilize his strength to occupy blockers and allow his teammates to flow to the football while
being offered some chances to play forward and collapse the pocket against the pass. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Trenton Thompson, Interior DL #78

Date of Birth: 07/27/1996 Junior, Georgia Bulldogs

2.47 - Sacks/Start: 0.13 0.34
Start: Start:


2.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Alabama (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Auburn (2017)
- Measured Height: 6025 Hand Technique: Does not utilize length to best of ability, Flexibility: Has good leverage at the POA, showing
often times willing to wrestle in close proximity and is best effective knee bend and hip drop to play low and stay
getting off of blocks as a crash/stunt defender vs. using underneath the pads of blockers. Has a fair level of lower
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.63" hands to feel blocks and disengage. body mobility to come to balance coming off of blocks or
looking to flatten and pursue the ball.
Competitive Toughness: Plays with far too much finesse. Pass Rush Counters: Offers minimal production if trying
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.06 Has turned back to the LOS trying to spin out of a block but to push through a block. Will lock up on a blocker and does
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 never offers a power element to compliment it, which not show any rhyme or reason for hand counters or efforts
allows blockers to sit on counters. to disengage from blocks. Likes to utilize an arm over move
- 10 Yard Split: 1.74 to swim overtop of a blocker.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Does not have the needed anchor against First Step Quickness: Can roll out of stance with some
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A combo blocks inside to warrant consideration as a nose, plus nice anticipation but is not overly explosive as an athlete on
is undersized to hold the POA. Capable of stacking blocks the inside. Wins more after pinballing off of contact than
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 in one on one situations but needs further attentiveness to shooting quickly through gaps with athleticism.
shedding hands when the time comes.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Finds a lot of success by crashing Feet/COD: Has effective ability to flatten and get down the
down through gaps and stunting way through the POA. Has LOS when chasing outside runs. Shows nice balance in tight
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'03" to be more aware of ripping through contact to prevent spaces and has little issue with redirecting weight off of a
linemen from riding him out and preventing a clean balanced base.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A challenge of the mesh point.
Tackling: Strong nose for finishing the play. Has a good Versatility: One gap defender only. Doesn't have the
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A wingspan to wrap up ball carriers and has understanding of functional base and strength to squat and hold firm when
proactive angles once uncovered and attacking the backfield tested with powerful blockers between the tackles. Has
- Short Shuttle: 4.56 or when scraping down the LOS. only a marginal level of pass rushing upside as packaged
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A currently as well.

FILM SCORE
4.39 5.74 6.49 6.70 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Willie Henry INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Pass rush counters LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Trenton Thompson shows a knack for effectively crashing through gaps. His ideal fit in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the NFL is as a stunt heavy interior defender. He currently lacks a lot of polish, so playing
as a rotational player would be the most effective usage of his skills. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Christian LaCouture, Interior DL #18

Date of Birth: 09/04/1995 Redshirt Senior, Louisiana State Tigers

3.02 - Sacks/Start: 0.21 0.32
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Torn ACL INJ)

2017 Top Competition: Mississippi State, Alabama, Notre Dame

5.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.33
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Alabama (2015), Mississippi State (2017), Florida (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6043 Hand Technique: Lacking in the needed length to put off Flexibility: Is tightly wound through the core and hips.
contact from blockers consistently, will give up chest and be Does not show idea levels of lean when working across face
collapsed at the POA as a result. Hands are lethargic and do of blockers. Fails to show desired looseness through the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" not sweep or show intent to disengage with anywhere near shoulders to slip through a gap and get penetration through
desired consistency. contact.
Competitive Toughness: Soft. Gets pushed off the ball Pass Rush Counters: Does not show creativity or ability to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A with consistency due to inability to extend and establish a slip off of an initial stab from pass protectors. Lacks ability
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 hand punch on blockers at the point of attack. Needs to to duck shoulder and diminish surface area and in general
work on hunkering down with hips and holding ground with does not have required extension to discard of patient
- 10 Yard Split: N/A a low COG. blockers in pass protection.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has modest strength if tasked with First Step Quickness: If able to get weight rolled forward
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A playing a single blocker in head up situations, but questions onto the toes is capable of getting a fair amount of push out
will remain on ability to shuck the block as ball carrier of stance. With momentum is capable of bursting through a
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 declares into gap. Does not have great lateral mobility to crease if let of the chain but does not possess any notable
stay stacked overtop of a reach block, either. natural explosiveness.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Struggles without natural burst to Feet/COD: Very deliberate with steps, doesn't show a lot of
work into hip to hip positioning. Does have natural strength confidence in playing with feet out from underneath the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and balance to push through lateral contact if able to get hips. As a result, redirection efforts take time, are lethargic.
face uncovered into gap. Will lose out of stance if forces to take altered second and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A third step.
Tackling: Natural wrap up strength is strong, holds ball Versatility: Fails to win outside of one on one reps when
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carriers in the grasp well and will wrestle to the ground. tasked with locking horns inside and finding the football.
Does not have closing burst to finish plays if ball carrier Does not have athleticism to move around defensive set and
- Short Shuttle: N/A flashes across face while working to the boundary. Length doesn't show finesse or technical components to game in
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A won't win any extra reps with influence of a lateral gap. any capacity.

FILM SCORE
2015 broken arm
8.52 6.98 4.95 (Size only) 6.05 2016 ACL tear
Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Louis Trinca-Pasat INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Christian LaCouture is currently a one dimensional prospect who is handcuffed by FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
some anatomical limitations. He projects most favorably as a two gap defender on the
interior of an odd man front. Should be regarded primarily as a depth option. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Steven Richardson, Interior DL #96

Date of Birth: 02/28/1996 Senior, Minnesota Golden Gophers

2.15 - Sacks/Start: 0.26 0.60
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Iowa, Wisconsin

2017 Top Competition: Michigan State, Northwestern, Wisconsin

2.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.67
Start: Start:

Tropical Bowl Games watched: Maryland (2016), Oregon State (2016), Northwestern (2017)
- Measured Height: 5106 Hand Technique: Lack of length is a prominent issue and Flexibility: Has some nice cornering skills in tight windows
is difficult to reconcile on film. Shows good punch and courtesy of a low set of hips and naturally low built center
effective lift maneuver to shed the hands of blockers but is of gravity. Will have some issues with lateral redirection
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" never going to have the length needed to press out and stack thanks to quick ability to get some pace moving forward.
blocks.
Competitive Toughness: Pursuit skills are top notch. Is Pass Rush Counters: Has utilized lift with most frequency
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A frantic (although not always efficient) in efforts to press and had nice results. Otherwise wins with low pads and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 through the LOS and locate the football. Will be seen down ability to quickly get out of stance. Is easily negated once
the field or working to the far sideline as a rally defender. blocker establishes a set of hands on his frame.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Ability to squat and hold the POA as a First Step Quickness: Has a nice first step, able to shoot
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A defender on the line is nonexistent due to limitations with past some heavy footed interior OL with speed and get hip
length and extension. Does not meet NFL thresholds for to hip to cause some disruption at the mesh point. Does well
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 playing in the trenches and effectively being able to pull off coming out of a quick burst to sit down on the other side of
of blocks. the LOS but cannot transition into lateral quickness.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Can align in gaps and make some Feet/COD: Redirection skills should not be regarded as a
headway but pushing through some soft contact and ripping strength. Is much more effective in linear situations and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A through into the gap. Wins have primarily come on account lacks the lightness on feet to pivot or turn with quickness.
of quickness and leverage, could potentially have some
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A short yardage value as a gap shooter.
Tackling: Is not a renowned finisher and does not have Versatility: Is going to hold value in only a very specific
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A great short area agility to pivot and mirror a ball carrier if approach to the game and in very specific circumstances.
uncovered and facing a one on one scenario. Lack of Failure to meet NFL measures will ensure he goes undrafted
- Short Shuttle: N/A wingspan will influence ability to wrap up ball carriers. but in the right spot could get a look.

FILM SCORE
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NFL Player Comparison: Joey Mbu INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step quickness Worst Trait: Hand tech/length LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Steven Richardson has great skill in pushing into gaps as a penetration player, but his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
inability to stack blocks negates much of his value as a prospect. His best value may be as
a depth defender who can be called upon in short yardage situations to shoot gaps. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 6.11: PRIORITY UDFA VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Taylor Stallworth, Interior DL #90

Date of Birth: 08/18/1995 Senior, South Carolina Gamecocks

2.12 - Sacks/Start: 0.02 0.16
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Clemson, Florida, South Florida

2017 Top Competition: Georgia, Clemson, North Carolina State

3.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: North Carolina State (2017), Georgia (2017), Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Hand Technique: Tight quarters defender, does not flash a Flexibility: Does have some issues with balance, will let
lot of extension or power with hands away from chest. Does weight get overextended and center of gravity will overtax
utilize some strong hands to pull blockers off of position base, tight in the core when extended forward. Has a fair
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" and is quick to pull blockers off of platform if caught level of lean and tilt to carry some speed through corners
leaning into blocks. when attacking the pocket.
Competitive Toughness: Stout thanks to squatty build, but Pass Rush Counters: Success stems from power rushes
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.28 lack of extension leads to errors in handling contact and can when left in one on one situations, otherwise does not
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 get bubbled and uprooted with too much ease between the illustrate a great deal of imagination when trying to work
tackles. Does not always show great effort scraping outside around the corner of an IOL and find a smooth path to the
- 10 Yard Split: 1.83 to the boundary. passer.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has the needed anchor to hold ground First Step Quickness: Does not possess ideal explosion off
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 as an interior defender, although appears to be missing of the line. In general struggles with closing burst and get
clean disengagement skills with efficient and consistent off out of stance, is more of a plodder than a player capable
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 extension. As a result can struggle at times to get unglued of covering notable ground with the first step.
and challenge the POA.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Does not have the short area Feet/COD: Uninspiring ability to stop and start. Buildup
quickness to be asked to play disruption reps with any level speed requires some notable distance, so if a back can cut
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'05" of consistency. Will get ridden out of plays once hip to hip off of trajectory it is very difficult for him to find his way
with blockers and has a hard time working back to the LOS back into the pathway of the opponent.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A after such instances.
Tackling: Has planted some big hits on passers when Versatility: Effective in reps when able to press hard up
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A closing in through the pocket, also ability to cover ground the LOS in one on one, primarily a power player that will
quickly and shut down a throwing window or play is use size to advantage but in general does not have finesse
- Short Shuttle: 4.75 limited. Range laterally is modest, should be able to elements or traits to supplement an "in your face" mentality
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A influence runs between the hashes. and style.

FILM SCORE
7.45 4.23 4.49 6.34 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Anthony Johnson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: First step quickness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Taylor Stallworth offers modest skill as a rotational player. His best fit would be in an FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
even front, where he would get more one on one looks to help supplement his limited skill
set to shed blocks and get into the backfield as a power player. Rotational option. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Michael Hill, Interior DL #77


0.88 - Sacks/Start: 0.05 0.14
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin, Southern California

0.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Indiana (2016), Wisconsin (2017), Southern California (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Hand Technique: Shows some nice activity with the hands Flexibility: Stiff at the POA. Struggles to work the hips
as a means of swiping, sweeping and clearing blockers off overtop of blocks and therefore has limited range and poor
of chest. Shows good initial hand fit and good activity to results trying to string out the LOS against boundary runs.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" continue fighting for favorable space and leverage against Can get reach blocked quite easily as a result.
the block.
Competitive Toughness: Stout in tight spaces. Loses Pass Rush Counters: Push/pull and stab are two effective
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A functional strength and ability to hold firm at the LOS when moves that create a crease when pressing forward and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 tasked with getting off of initial platform. Likable effort and looking for a rush lane. Does not have complimentary
activity to get off of a block. movement skills to supplement good awareness and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A development of counters.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Stout. The most stationary he's tasked First Step Quickness: Lethargic, does not take any notable
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A with playing, the more effective he is going to be to squat ground with first step and is missing explosive qualities to
and hold firm. Would be an idea fit on run downs to man insinuate there is room for growth and development in this
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 the middle and simply squat to allow flow to go clearly area. More of a block eater than penetration player.
behind him.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Missing essential first step to Feet/COD: Balance is a frequent issue on tape. Shows good
push through a gap and fire out of stance. Lacks short area ability to discard at the LOS but feet narrow and deaden
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A quickness but does illustrate desirable hand usage if aligned when trying to replace the blocker and step through blocks.
in a gap to force a false punch and get pads into a wedge in Does not have a notable level of COD or burst to flatten and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the POA. string out blocks.
Tackling: Limited tackle radius and underwhelming Versatility: Fairly one dimension. Run stuffing presence
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A closing burst. Struggles to come to balance and will not in the middle that is effective eating blocks and playing
mirror if caught in space against a ball carrier. between the A-gaps. Lacks mobility to offer juice as a pass
- Short Shuttle: N/A rusher or the quickness to make splash plays at the mesh
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A point.

FILM SCORE
5.22 2.70 6.98 (Size only) 6.30 2017 suspension (6

games) Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Stevie Tu'ikolovatu INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DT Michael Hill projects best as a rotational run stuffer at the next level. Hill would be FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
best served in an odd front, where he can play a true 0-tech and be tasked with occupying
the A-gaps. Will need fast, athletic linebackers behind him to clean up the mess. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jalen Wilkerson, Interior DL #30

Date of Birth: 12/21/1995 Redshirt Sophomore, Florida State Seminoles

1.38 - Sacks/Start: 0.03 0.38
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Charleston Southern, Louisville, Miami FL

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Clemson, Louisville

1.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Clemson (2017), Florida (2017), Southern Mississippi (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Hand Technique: Has notable length, but currently Flexibility: Has a fair level of pliability to bend and contort
illustrates little idea how to use it. Hands are all over the through creases, although does show some tightness through
map and does not control blockers with a stack, instead the hips when trying to sink and anchor at the LOS. Pad
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A content to just throw a punch. level is a frequent issue at first contact, needs to drop the
hips and pads.
Competitive Toughness: Pursuit skills are underwhelming Pass Rush Counters: Little polish in this area, shows poor
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A
when turning and running down the field, has been caught awareness of how to attack blockers and instead will run
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 loafing in numerous games. Poor toughness as a defender in into area and look to cause a collapsed pocket with power or
the B and C gap to set the LOS and help wall off the outside a run fit. Easily eliminated with a strong pass set.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A vs. the run.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has upside in this area and ideal starting First Step Quickness: Does have some natural juice getting
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A role down the line may be as a two gap defender playing in out of stance but often spent reps in a 4 point stance at FSU,
the B-gap. Underwhelming hand usage negates what is which limited ability to showcase burst and acceleration out
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 promising length and extension. Needs to work on anchor at of stance. Has room for growth and polish in this area as
the POA as well. well.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Does not effectively shed blocks Feet/COD: Long limbs do not lend well to suddenness in
when trying to push forward into gaps, instead running into short areas. Is not quick in lateral situations and will lose
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A space and allowing blockers to ride out and wash out of the leverage quickly against outside zone reps or pulling OL
play. Needs to be more aware of ball carrier pathway and due to inability to slide the feet with suddenness and sustain
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A apply pressure to make cut offs happen at the LOS. leverage on the block.
Tackling: Big wingspan and promising potential. Does not Versatility: Has some upside as an interior penetration
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A have many opportunities to finish plays on account of poor player or as a two gap defender. Fascinating upside but is
mental awareness and raw skillset, did not find the football far too raw of a product to see the field. Rawness could be
- Short Shuttle: N/A frequently and was often picked on. packaged as a plus, is able to be molded to preferences of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A coaching staff in NFL.

FILM SCORE
4.08 2.82 N/A 6.55 None Interior DL (+0.05)
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NFL Player Comparison: Shawn Oakman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Jalen Wilkerson is a raw ball of clay with traits capable of being molded into a 2-gap FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defender or a single gap penetration player. Wilkerson is extremely raw and is going to
require a notable time/coaching investment at the NFL level. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Du'Vonta Lampkin, Interior DL #57

Date of Birth: 01/07/1997 Redshirt Sophomore, Oklahoma Sooners

1.65 - Sacks/Start: 0.06 0.41
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Iowa State, Baylor, West Virginia


2.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.50
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Texas Christian (2017), Texas (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6040 Hand Technique: Heavy hitting hands and possesses some Flexibility: Issues are present with leverage due to tightness
impressive natural length. That said, does not have precision in the hips and the constant struggle to keep the shoulder
or deliberate usage of either hands or length to create a pads down. As a result he will provide blockers with a large
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A vacancy between body and that of blocker, gets boxed into blocking surface area to land hands. Struggles with lateral
tight quarters. mobility due to hip tightness.
Competitive Toughness: Physically stout but anchor is Pass Rush Counters: Very lethargic as a pass rusher. Does
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A
irregular. Can give ground if caught against a more polished not showcase a whole lot of suddenness to the hands and
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 interior OL who can sync up the hands and feet to create has a poor concept of timing when trying to dial up a
clean contact early in the rep. Struggles with recovery counter punch against blockers in the pocket.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A balance when trying to re-anchor.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has all of the needed tools to effectively First Step Quickness: Does not showcase desirable burst
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A swallow up blockers but needs significant refinement from out of stance. Struggles to dictate reps with first contact and
an anchor and length perspective to stay on the ready to tightness in the frame results in pads popping straight up
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 pull off of blocks quickly and replace to challenge the ball instead of firing out and away from the feet.
carrier.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Is too heavy footed to be able to Feet/COD: Has a limited range due to long stride length
drive through a gap without OL having the chance to slide and tightness in the lower half, will not be able to hinge or
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and shuffle to work back into the picture and successfully pivot or burst into a shift in momentum without having to
cut off forward progress. Is not the type of athlete to win reset the feet and realign the hips in the desired direction of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A reps with speed. pursuit.
Tackling: Has good finishing habits thanks to large Versatility: Should not be tasked with staying on the
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A wingspan and a very strong grip. Will pull down ball field for passing downs without notable reconditioning
carriers at the edge of length and has a very large influence and changing of body composition, is too labored and one
- Short Shuttle: N/A inside of local platform in the middle. dimensional to be asked with getting backfield penetration.

FILM SCORE
4.18 4.28 N/A 6.23 None Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Daniel McCullers INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DL Du'Vonta Lampkin is a massive body on the interior, he deserves consideration as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
potential run down defender but his limited athletic ability and issues with leverage make
him a low ceiling prospect if asked to be a starter in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 5.88 UNDRAFTED FA VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
Kahlil McKenzie, Interior DL #99

Date of Birth: 01/03/1997 Junior, Tennessee Volunteers

2.32 - Sacks/Start: 0.10 0.18
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Florida, Alabama


2.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida (2016), Georgia (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6026 Hand Technique: Needs to illustrate a more effective Flexibility: Has some issues with pad level and can be
punch in order to extend hands and separate from blockers caught with pads too high and fail to sink down effectively
effectively at the point of attack. Shows good initial stab and anchor against double teams. Has a decent amount of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" and has some effective counters to slip past a blocker and turning ability to pivot tightly off the hips of a blocker if
into adjacent gap. able to discard the hands.
Competitive Toughness: Effective in head up situations to Pass Rush Counters: Use of an arm over move will discard
- 40 Yard Dash: 5.15 hold ground and prevent a crease, but can get uprooted of blockers too aggressively set with weight onto balls of
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 5.08 against double teams and give up a step inside. Needs to feet and can pull blockers forward off of set. Secondary
play with a greater sense of urgency to discard of blocks counters are an issue and is not going to offer a lot of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A quickly. production on the inside vs. the pass.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.74 Two Gap Ability: Has required functional strength, size First Step Quickness: Fails to stress interior linemen and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 and length to hold firm but execution of reps is irregular and does not gain a lot of ground with first step out of stance.
as a result has been gouged in the run game by physical Instead can get a good release by anticipating the snap but
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 27 running teams up front. overall will not be able to get hip to hip or cause chaos at
the mesh point.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): 30.0” Gap Penetration Skills: Lack of burst negates many Feet/COD: Has some lateral mobility but should not be
chances to push through gaps, although if aligned in a tasked with scraping across the top of a block and having a
- Standing Broad Jump: 8'09" crease prior to the snap has the functional strength to push notable area of ground to cover across the LOS. Is a space
through if blockers are late to get hands onto body or fail to eating prospect in the middle.
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A work hips around the block.
Tackling: Has slid off of a frustrating number of tackles Versatility: Is not a multidimensional player. Plays with
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A by failing to bring the feet and continue to push through most effectiveness when able to sit at the LOS and force
contact. Will dead leg tackle attempts and more well action to be filtered around platform. As a result, projects as
- Short Shuttle: 4.68 balanced runners will be able to effectively press through only a rotational player with situational value at the NFL
IDL Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the contact. level.

FILM SCORE
3.79 3.72 6.23 6.12 2016 pectoral INJ

(missed 6 games) Interior DL (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Darius Kilgo INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional strength Worst Trait: Gap penetration skill LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
IDL Kahlil McKenzie Jr. projects as a project player, he does not illustrate the length or FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ability to get off of blocks to consistently play at the NFL level. McKenzie Jr. is a ways
away from playing consistently and effectively at the POA. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
- 5.71: UDFA ROUND VALUE - UNDERACHIEVER U UNDRAFTED FA < 5.99
2018 Off Ball Linebackers

Rankings

1 4 OBLB Tremaine Edmunds Virginia Tech 8.37 20 148 OBLB Oren Burks Vanderbilt 7.00-IQ
Jermaine Carter
2 16 OBLB Roquan Smith Georgia 8.00-A 21 156 OBLB Maryland 6.97-A/S
Jr.
3 34 OBLB Fred Warner Brigham Young 7.74 22 158 OBLB Kenny Young UCLA 6.96-IQ
North Dakota
4 38 OBLB Rashaan Evans Alabama 7.73 23 172 OBLB Nick DeLuca 6.91-Co/St
State
Leighton Vander
5 41 OBLB
Esch
Boise State 7.70 24 180 OBLB Marquis Haynes Mississippi 6.89
South Carolina
6 43 OBLB Darius Leonard
State
7.69-Co/St 25 198 OBLB Leon Jacobs Wisconsin 6.80-M/P
7 45 OBLB Skai Moore South Carolina 7.67-M/S 26 204 OBLB Azeem Victor Washington 6.76-C/St
8 50 OBLB Tegray Scales Indiana 7.63-A/S 27 207 OBLB Josey Jewell Iowa 6.74-Sp
6.64-A/Sp/
9 51 OBLB Jerome Baker Ohio State 7.62-S/St 28 227 OBLB Auggie Sanchez South Florida St
10 54 OBLB Jack Cichy Wisconsin 7.59-A/M 29 231 OBLB Keishawn Bierria Washington 6.63
11 56 OBLB Genard Avery Memphis 7.58 30 233 OBLB Micah Kiser Virginia 6.62
12 75 OBLB Dorian O'Daniel Clemson 7.45-S/St 31 259 OBLB Andre Smith North Carolina 6.46-M/IQ
13 98 OBLB Malik Jefferson Texas 7.28-IQ T32 265 OBLB Stacy Thomas Louisville 6.40-A
14 111 OBLB Shaquem Griffin Central Florida 7.20-St T32 266 OBLB Tre' Williams Auburn 6.40
15 131 OBLB Junior Joseph Connecticut 7.05-A 34 273 OBLB Chris Worley Ohio State 6.36-IQ
16 134 OBLB Jason Cabinda Pennsylvania State 7.04-A 35 277 OBLB Mike McCray Michigan 6.29-IQ/Sp
Shaun Dion
17 136 OBLB
Hamilton
Alabama 7.03-A/M 36 280 OBLB Joel Lanning Iowa State 6.23-A/IQ
T18 143 OBLB Christian Sam Arizona State 7.02-M 37 282 OBLB Courtney Love Kentucky 6.21-A/IQ
Al Rasheed-
T18 144 OBLB Matthew Thomas Florida State 7.02-C/M 38 283 OBLB West Virginia 6.18-A
Benton
OBLB Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10

8.50 - 9.00

Football Intelligence: How quick is the OBLB to diagnose the play? Does he Coverage Skills: Can the OBLB open up his hips and quickly get into his zone CHARACTER C
read his eyes (OL, RB, etc. appropriately? Does he take good angles in pursuit landmarks? Does he have the athleticism to turn and run with receivers down the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
and attack plays? field? COMPETITION Co
Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the OBLB display? Does he Gap Shooting Ability: How well does the OBLB attack the LOS? Does he MEDICALS M
break down, wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring feet? What kind of range does he play with physicality taking on the POA? Does he gain ground when scraping Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
have in pursuit? laterally? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Block Shedding: How well can the OBLB work through traffic? Does he have Feet/COD: Is the OBLB a sudden athlete with the ability to cross face and crash PROJECTION P
the size/strength to get rid of offensive blockers in his path to the football? into gaps quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover out in space?
SIZE S
Competitive Toughness: What kind of physicality does the OBLB play with? Flexibility: Does the OBLB have natural ability to bend from the hips and waist? Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
Does he hit hard? Does he plug lead blocks in the hole? Can he play assertively Can he produce bend to keep pad level low with pending impact? Can he open
in the box? his hips naturally? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Lateral Movement: How well does the OBLB scrape over the LOS? Can he First Step Quickness: How quickly does the OBLB get into his run read step? Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
move with good play speed while staying square to the LOS and facing up ball Doe he have explosiveness to win with speed? Does he react to the ball and close
carriers? on it well? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Tremaine Edmunds, OB Linebacker #49

Date of Birth: 05/1998 Junior, Virginia Tech Hokies

5.65 - Sacks/Start: 0.25 0.88
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Miami, Pittsburgh, Clemson

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, Miami, Oklahoma State

8.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2017), Clemson (2017), Miami (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6050 Football Intelligence: Can be a bit overeager to shoot into Coverage Skills: Is a true weapon defending backs out of
the LOS at times, can get suckered by dummy reads. Trust the backfield. Has rapid feet in zone coverage to plant and
- Measured Weight: 253 in ability to read blocks and be taken to the football is drive on slants coming out of the slot. Length is rangy and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" excellent. Has quick processor and strong spatial awareness able to influence the throw both at the LOS and at the catch
to anticipate cuts. point with effectiveness.
Tackling: Excellent wrap up tackler. Brings the feet, Gap Shooting Ability: Is very dynamic in plant and drive
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 running through contact. Has been stout in head up situations, including when working downhill into the teeth
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 collisions, especially in key conversion situations. Takes of the POA. Will uncover off of contact and still challenge
good angles of pursuit and consistently puts down the ball. Has needed speed to split through a gap quickly
- 10 Yard Split: N/A opposition in one on one situations. and beat OL to landmarks as well.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Understands the concept of "give ground Feet/COD: Has pretty rare foot quickness for an athlete of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 to gain ground". Has upper body strength to extend whilst this stature. Smooth transition steps out of a read or at the
giving a half step to extend arms and create separation top of a zone drop. Will cleanly pivot or adjust pursuit
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A before using high end mobility to work over the top of angles in space and sustain play speed to stay leveraged
blocks. over the ball.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Can get re-routed by heavy Flexibility: Highly pliable athlete. Has loose hips to unlock
handed blockers but does well with recovery balance and and carry routes up the field, either against slot receivers or
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" ability to parlay contact without losing footing. Explosive backs out of the backfield. Coils well into tackles. Has some
athlete is a heavy hitter when able to get down hill and tilt to flatten and corner in the box and diminish angles
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” generate momentum into the LOS. trying to reach the football.
Lateral Movement: Possesses sideline to sideline speed First Step Quickness: Has impressive burst and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 and the needed range to flow and still gain ground into the explosiveness when working as a blitzer or coming off of a
LOS and prevent backs from turning the corner. Short area flat footed read. Shows ability to quickly close in on ball
- Short Shuttle: N/A agility to cut underneath of blocks and arrive at the ball carriers in tight spaces and be an effective finisher when
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 carrier is strong as well. paired with length.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.53 8.27 8.20 8.53 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ryan Shazier INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Lower body power LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Tremaine Edmunds is a special athlete who should project favorably to any style of FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defensive system. A plug and play athlete who has needed versatility to be a defensive
lynchpin on all three downs. Capable starter on Day 1 with additional room to grow. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Roquan Smith, OB Linebacker #3

Date of Birth: 04/08/1997 Junior, Georgia Bulldogs

6.30 - Sacks/Start: 0.16 0.51
Start: Start:


12.3 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Auburn (2017), Florida (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Oklahoma (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Reads between the tackles are Coverage Skills: Effective in shallow drops and zone
consistent and does well to execute read steps before coverage. Will do well against rub concepts to concede
- Measured Weight: 236 transitioning into pursuit. Finds ideal pathways to the space and allow receivers to clear while carrying route
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" football on a regular basis and has become a tackle machine through area. Physicality at the catch point is present to jar
as a result. receivers loose from the ball.
Tackling: Great tackler with wrap up habits and a notable Gap Shooting Ability: Has good juice to drive forward out
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 amount of power through the pads to deliver big blows. Can of a lateral scrape and challenge at the line of scrimmage.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 play the role of enforcer in the middle against shallow Will find gaps to press through, fundamentals of flow and
crossing routes and inside run. Comes to balance very well charge are very strong. Has balance and power to run
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and regularly runs feet through contact to finish. through lateral contact and not get washed out.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Will have some troubles getting off of Feet/COD: Read steps are clean and will work into the line
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A blocks on the second level due to a lack of length. Pop and of scrimmage before snapping out of base and attacking
hand placement is a non-issue, will simply struggle to responsibility. Transition steps when tasked with getting off
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A disengage against more athletic linemen and get back into a the line of scrimmage in coverage are effective but not
pursuit role. especially sudden.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Tenacious in the middle. Flexibility: Has adequate level of mobility, although hips
Relentless effort playing forward and will fly up into the can be somewhat restricted when tasked with flipping open
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A mesh point and impose will on ball carriers. Effort and to the field and getting depth quickly. Does much better in
hustle from the far side of the field are excellent to work linear situations to sink the hips and coil through contact as
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” back into a position to challenge. a gap plugger or in tackles.
Lateral Movement: Has the needed range to play isolated First Step Quickness: Forward burst is paired with good
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 in the middle of the field. Does not have rare range but will timing when tasked with slashing as a blitzer into the line
have no issues covering ground between the numbers at the of scrimmage. Closing burst once finding the ball or trying
- Short Shuttle: N/A NFL level. to zip into a crease to challenge the ball is very strong as
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 well.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.20 7.03 8.00 8.25 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Eric Kendricks INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Gap shooting ability Worst Trait: Block Shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Roquan Smith projects favorable as a 4-3 MIKE LB at the NFL level. Provided his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defensive line can keep him clean to flow laterally, Smith has the needed tackling prowess,
range and football IQ to handle a featured role in the middle of a team's defense. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Fred Warner, OB Linebacker #4

Date of Birth: 11/19/1996 Senior, Brigham Young Cougars

5.35 - Sacks/Start: 0.13 0.66
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Utah, West Virginia, Mississippi State

2017 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Wisconsin, Mississippi State

6.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: West Virginia (2016), Louisiana State (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Mississippi State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6034 Football Intelligence: Has exposure in a number of roles, Coverage Skills: Very fluid defender in space. Has little
including playing as a space defender in pass coverage, as a issue taking depth off of the line of scrimmage quickly to
- Measured Weight: 235 pressure player and as a more traditional off ball player. reach landmarks in zone coverage. Has been effective
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" Ability to key between the tackles looks to come naturally. walked out into the nickel and can be used as a weapon out
of a base package.
Tackling: Physical, particularly when putting pads in Gap Shooting Ability: Fast to flow and has good
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 alignment with hips and stepping down hill. Will struggle at anticipation to attack open space as it develops. Has the first
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 times to come to balance after uncovering from contact. step quickness to vacate platform and beat climbing OL to
Does not have a great wingspan to maximize tackle radius, the point of attack effectively. Has shown willingness to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A which can be a concern while engaged. contort at contact and uncover in hole to challenge ball.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Length is going to be a problem, without Feet/COD: Very comfortable with mobility and redirection
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 question. Was not especially consistent in playing off of skills. Athleticism is one of strongest skills and will pivot
contact and using length to keep chest clean on film. Has a quickly thanks to sudden feet and fluid hips. Can sink the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A good coil to plug gaps but will be irregular in getting back hips well and hinge effectively to carry runners across face
off of contact. when challenged by routes.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Motor is consistent and effective Flexibility: Pliable hips and little issue with disassociating
to stay in a pursuit role to the football. Has enough presence upper and lower halves to keep eyes peeled in zone and play
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" in between the tackles as a head up tackler to feel with pace. Will win with leverage and explodes out of
comfortable with challenging ball carriers head on. Can be stance due to good, low center of gravity and coil.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” found down field chasing down plays.
Lateral Movement: Has sideline to sideline speed, capable First Step Quickness: Has flashed the ability to stand up
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 of being an influence working as an overtop defender, and win off the edge as a wide angled pressure player. Has
particularly off the back side and finding way back into the swift close into the line of scrimmage out of read steps and
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 hip pocket of ball carriers. Will have great success as a should have no issue defeating angles consistently off of flat
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 backside defender thanks to acceleration skills. footed reads.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.92 6.02 7.26 8.03 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kyle Van Noy INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Lateral movement Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Fred Warner follows in the footsteps of former Cougar Kyle Van Noy. Warner can find FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
success as a weak side linebacker thanks to his quick movement skills, sturdy frame and
athletic ability to offer value in the pass game as well. Can play as scheme diverse player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Rashaan Evans, OB Linebacker #32


2.83 - Sacks/Start: 0.28 0.44
Start: Start:


8.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2016), Clemson (2016), Tennessee (2017), Mississippi (2017), Auburn (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6030 Football Intelligence: Continues a strong development of Coverage Skills: Has the mobility and movement skills to
play diagnosis. Has developed a much cleaner feel for effectively take away underneath zones in the middle of the
- Measured Weight: 234 working in space, staying patient on flat footed reads and field. Has been effective disrupting stems within 5 yards, is
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A attacking single gaps. Two year conversion from EDGE quick to get hands on and ride out route and carry in man
Defender, has made great gains. coverage reps.
Tackling: Devastating hitter when able to get pads aligned. Gap Shooting Ability: Capable of going from 0-60 in no
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Sudden closing burst and heavy pads will generate fair time flat. Has grown in this area as well, plays into the teeth
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 share of loose footballs. Would like to see more of the play with greater consistency, more apt to uncover
commitment to wrapping up in some instances, can be quick and make a plus play. Quickness can be used against him,
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to look for a booming tackle. however. Needs to be selective and know when to sit.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does well when exposed to having to Feet/COD: Has all the mobility in the world, superb
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A fight off a head up collision. Exposure as an EDGE has athlete with ability to cut late and hard to work away from
lent well to awareness to play with length and use hands to a block and reach the ball. Reactive drive on the ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A fight off contact and provide a crease to slide off the block. produces a notable amount of quickness as well to get pads
downhill.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Sledgehammer in the middle. Flexibility: Has a great ability to peel upper half and lean
Prowls with intent to deliver heavy hits. Functional strength through cornering to arrive with quickness. Capable of
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'08" is good despite somewhat of a lean frame. Motor away from diminishing as a gap shooting defender and prevent OL
the ball and hustle to work back into plays down the field from fitting hands cleanly on the body. Capable speed
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” are quality traits. rusher off the edge as well.
Lateral Movement: Has good range, will have no issue First Step Quickness: Burst is terrific. Will win reps as a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 stepping into a role in the middle at the NFL level. Loose speed rusher when tasked with being walked up onto the
hips flip open into the sideline with easy when pressed with line of scrimmage. Will overwhelm blockers with
- Short Shuttle: 4.36 pure speed and can fight back over the top as a scraping momentum and force generated in short distances.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 defender.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.50 7.26 6.07 8.06 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Lawrence Timmons INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Consistency LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Rashaan Evans is a top notch athlete who projects best into a 4-3 defensive system as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
MIKE or WILL defender. WILL role would mitigate need to perfect some of the misreads at
the LOS and allow Evans to be more of a pressure and pursuit defender in space. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Leighton Vander Esch, OB Linebacker #38

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Junior, Boise State Broncos

5.88 - Sacks/Start: 0.16 0.41
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington State, Air Force, Baylor

2017 Top Competition: Washington State, San Diego State, Oregon

13.0 - Sacks/Start: 1.00 2.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Wyoming (2017), Washington State (2017), Oregon (2017), Brigham Young (2017)
- Measured Height: 6042 Football Intelligence: Is highly apt at feeling alleys Coverage Skills: Is notably tight throughout the hips when
developing between the tackles. Reactive quickness and trying to buzz for depth, will struggle to quickly gain depth
- Measured Weight: 256 understanding of flow to the ball are strong, leading to high without having to flip the eyes and lose sight of the ball.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" production. Trusts initial read to transition out of read steps Lateral mobility in shallow zones is much better. Will drive
with quickness. on short throws in front of face with good angles.
Tackling: Terrific tackler, overall. Willing to attack the Gap Shooting Ability: Is effective against the run when
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 ball carrier high or low, depending on angles of pursuit. Has buzzing down into a gap. Will transition out of run read and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 good form tackling and does well to keep eyes up to see attack, has good quickness in said situations to get into a
target in head up situations. Moves feet cleanly to shadow crease and uncover to find the football. Would like to see
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and stay in front of the ball. more effort to shrug off lateral contact, however.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Is more effective with angles and short Feet/COD: Best when playing into the line of scrimmage.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 area burst than playing off of contact with hands. Has good Does have surprising COD and is nimble on feet to stick in
leg drive to push through creases laterally but needs to be the ground and spring the other way. Tapers down steps
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A more aware of hands and play off contact with a press to working in high traffic to allow for adjustments in pursuit
keep chest clean. before driving to the ball.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Blue collared player, relentless Flexibility: Has good ability to adjust frame as a tackler and
pursuit on plays. Has a great motor and will make plays get as much of frame in front of hits late. Is tight trying to
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" from the backside and outside the numbers as a result. Play turn and bail off of the LOS, should not be asked to play
strength is suitable, would be more stout with better turn and run coverage or be responsible for deeper areas as a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” technique playing blocks. result.
Lateral Movement: Range side to side is clean, can be First Step Quickness: Is quick, but more courtesy of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 tasked with manning the middle and being an effective reactive ability than actual athletic explosiveness. Is a
MIKE. Doesn't have top tier burst but mobility and smooth athlete with understanding of how to control and
- Short Shuttle: 4.15 flexibility is much cleaner moving side to side and instinct harness body to play with efficiency and find short
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 to gain ground into the LOS cuts down angles. pathways to the ball.

FILM SCORE
Missed half of 2016 Off Ball Linebacker
6.16 7.03 8.63 7.88 with INJ (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Chad Greenway INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Leighton Vander Esch projects best into an interior role in an odd man front. There, he FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
can be tasked with playing with protection to optimize his run defending and will not be
tasked with turning to run with TEs in the passing game. SIZE CONCERN S
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Darius Leonard, OB Linebacker #10

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, South Carolina State Bulldogs

9.17 - Sacks/Start: 0.51 1.26
Start: Start:


Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Central Florida (2016), Clemson (2016), North Carolina Central (2017). Delaware State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Football Intelligence: Is a sharp play diagnosing LB, will Coverage Skills: Has had high ball production, easy to see
step into the LOS as needed and shows good grasp on how why on film. High athleticism, has retained movement skills
- Measured Weight: 229 and when to adjust angles down hill. Consistently comes up well to have range and turn and run with receiving targets
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" to the LOS as a squared defender ready to take on down the field. Large area of range and can be implemented
challenging blockers. to protect MOF reliably.
Tackling: Needs to stay balanced at contact better. Gap Shooting Ability: Effective burst and anticipation to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.70 Although has done well to add weight through college still see developing crease to step forward and uncover in the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 isn't a booming hitter with natural lower body power. More backfield. Is effective with both downhill fills or as a
of a wrap up challenger and is prone to stopping feet prior scraper to gain ground and shoot for the back's hip pocket
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to tackle. outside the hashes.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Still a bit tentative with stab to cause Feet/COD: Feet are rapid, takes very sudden steps to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 first punch and stave off blockers, would like to see more consistently change direction while working down into the
violence in first punch to roll through hips and really reset LOS. Has sudden short area burst to spring back and mirror
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the line of scrimmage. Long arms are effective leaving ball carriers in the open field when challenged with a
space to pull off laterally. potential cut back into the field.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Can get pushed around and Flexibility: Loose athlete, carries bulked up weight
leaned on in tight spaces, particularly if boxed in at the extremely well to move with natural quickness and without
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A LOS. More effective in space and in one on one block tightness to mirror smaller athletes on the offense. Capable
challenges. Motor runs extremely hot, consistently found of lower body tilt to lean and turn/pivot with high speeds in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” flying to the football. tight space.
Lateral Movement: Showcases true sideline to sideline First Step Quickness: Effective blitzer from both off ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 speed to influence outside the numbers. Likable quickness and up on the LOS positioning. Gains a lot of ground with
in short space to slip under a block and challenge the ball first step and pairs with flexibility to carry burst through
- Short Shuttle: N/A carrier in the backfield. remainder of the rep and cause a lot of disruption in the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 backfield.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.86 9.00 6.19 7.70 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Nigel Bradham INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Functional athleticism Worst Trait: Balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Darius Leonard is a plus athlete who has starting upside in the NFL. A most favored FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
role is likely as a WILL LB in an even front, where his lateral mobility, range and length
can be showcases to work over the top of blocks and scrape freely to the football. SIZE CONCERN S
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Skai Moore, OB Linebacker #10

Date of Birth: 01/08/1995 Redshirt Senior, South Carolina Gamecocks

7.02 - Sacks/Start: 0.10 0.40
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Neck INJ)

2017 Top Competition: North Carolina State, Georgia, Clemson

11.0 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: North Carolina (2015), Texas A&M (2017), Florida (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Football Intelligence: Has a knack for being in the right Coverage Skills: Best coverage LB in the class, hands
place at the right time in coverage. Very good peripheral down. Terrific hips and ability to drop off the LOS in zone.
- Measured Weight: 226 vision and has innate ability to take angles to find the Feels routes developing and shadows the eyes of the QB to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" football. Disciplined between the tackles to read keys (OL cut down throwing windows. Has good ball skills and soft
or backfield) and flow appropriately. hands to convert turnovers.
Tackling: Pop is present in pads courtesy of explosive skill Gap Shooting Ability: Has the needed first step to drive
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.73 set. Takes good angles and uncovers well in the alley to forward and uncover in the backfield. Is fairly conservative
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 square up tackle attempts. Has overrun some reps flowing with shooting gaps into the boundary, willing to take a lane
into the sideline, mostly when influenced by OL and trying but prefers to stay over the top of the play. Will win with
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to scrape over the top. quickness and beat OL to the spot.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: More crafty than expected. Has good Feet/COD: Light on feet and is very nimble when tasked
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A ability to defeat angles with first contact, blends a stiff first with cutting through traffic or pivoting in pass coverage.
punch with loose body and short area quickness. Has Footwork is clean to flip the hips and carry speed. Can put
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A enough leverage to squat on head up blocks and hold the gas pedal down and burst across the face of OL to get
ground firmly. into gaps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Impressive resiliency bouncing Flexibility: Hips are fluid and will win by pivoting quickly,
back from a neck injury in 2016, showed no ill effects on has very impressive blend of looseness and power, courtesy
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" the field. Plays above weight class and is potent with hands of ability to unload the core and hips into contact. Will drop
and pads to deliver notable blows. the hips and absorb contact when challenged with power at
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” the LOS.
Lateral Movement: Has good but not great flow into the First Step Quickness: Twitchy athlete with burst needed
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 boundary. Doesn't always get to the corner but other to get into the backfield as a blitzer. Will uncover and
times will overrun pursuit and give up a cut back. Needs flatten well when walked up onto the LOS as an outside
- Short Shuttle: N/A to improve feel for working into the boundary as a MIKE rusher. Closing burst into tackles once dialed onto the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 LB. football is strong.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
8.34 5.96 6.41 8.00 2016 neck fusion (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: D'Qwell Jackson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Coverage skills Worst Trait: Size LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
South Carolina LB Skai Moore is a terrific fit for the modern style of play in the NFL. With FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
speed and pass coverage ability, Moore has the ability to start at MIKE behind a stout OL
and use his range and coverage skills to be a fixture on all three downs. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tegray Scales, OB Linebacker #8

Date of Birth: 05/10/1996 Senior, Indiana Hoosiers

6.75 - Sacks/Start: 0.35 0.96
Start: Start:


11.7 - Sacks/Start: 1.33 1.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Ohio State (2017), Michigan (2017), Penn State (2017), Virginia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6003 Football Intelligence: Able to react and flow to keys with Coverage Skills: Has produced a good amount of ball
confidence, will get down hill or width to scrape against production against the pass, testament to movement skills
- Measured Weight: 230 pulling OL well. Stays disciplined on gap responsibilities to and ability to buzz off of the LOS and get depth in zone
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.63" plug and fill before trying to locate the football. Peripheral drops. Athletic enough to turn and run with receivers in the
vision and field awareness of opponents is strong. middle of the field (TEs and RBs).
Tackling: Guilty of failing to break down in some one on Gap Shooting Ability: Quickness off of the second level is
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.77 one situations when scraping from the middle of the field. very strong. Will buzz down quickly once seeing blockers
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 Physical pop in pads is notable and has good habits as a step down and a lane develop. Capable of generating a lot of
wrap up tackler in the hole. Needs to gear down sooner in explosiveness between read step and shoot in order to play
- 10 Yard Split: N/A open field to ensure a good challenge. with physical presence.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Doesn't have great length but does have Feet/COD: Smooth, efficient steps without a lot of wasted
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 the leverage due to stature to squat underneath blockers and movement. Does well to mirror jukes with active feet in
hold ground with moderate success. Will have most success head up situations. Has ability to cross face when playing
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A by getting width into the boundary and working hips around forward as a blitz or rush player, will slip into interior gaps
the body of blockers. effectively.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays at a million miles an hour Flexibility: Has an impressive level of bend/lean as a
after diagnosing the play. Will fly down in the box and stick blitzer off the edge. Can open hips and flow laterally with
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A facemask into chest of blockers to plug up gaps. Plays with speed to beat blockers to spot. Lower body mobility to
a hot motor and is consistently found in pursuit from the far absorb contact and keep feet if challenged up top.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” side of the field.
Lateral Movement: Has desirable sideline to sideline First Step Quickness: Explosive initial step, is capable of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 speed. Does well to not only stay leveraged against outside gaining an angle on interior protection schemes or getting
runs but to gain ground towards the line of scrimmage while hip to hip with pass rushers on the outside. Has good
- Short Shuttle: N/A doing so. Has needed burst to play at the WILL or the all closing range and acceleration to get out of mirror and into
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 around mobility to play the MIKE. a tackle/challenge.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.04 8.88 4.95 7.92 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Haason Reddick INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Range Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Indiana LB Tegray Scales is a versatile defender, he would project most favorably to a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defensive unit dedicated to protecting him and keeping him clean on the second level. With
pass rush/coverage skills, could play 4-3 SAM but has most value as a 3-4 ILB. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jerome Baker, OB Linebacker #17

Date of Birth: 12/25/1996 Junior, Ohio State Buckeyes

4.82 - Sacks/Start: 0.21 0.53
Start: Start:


9.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Iowa (2017)
- Measured Height: 6011 Football Intelligence: Has a great eye for plays developing Coverage Skills: Wonderful hip mobility and looseness to
from tight to the line of scrimmage, understands how to work back into depth as needed and take away throwing
- Measured Weight: 229 flow and anticipates plays to avoid being flanked and windows. Has great foot quickness and looseness in the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" outgunned to landmarks. Has quick reaction skills to win lower half to stay stride for stride against skill players
positioning quickly in reps. pressing down the field in man coverage.
Tackling: Tackle radius at first contact is only average on Gap Shooting Ability: Patient on platform before driving
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 account of pedestrian size. Has explosive closing ability and with a great first step to shoot gaps and play into the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 overall range is a game changer on the defensive unit. Has backfield. Effective in redirection skill to pivot after
notable pop in pads and rocks ball carriers when catching uncovering in the backfield to get in the hip pocket of ball
- 10 Yard Split: N/A them flush. carriers out of the mesh point.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has effective single arm stab to challenge Feet/COD: Feet are sudden, smooth and effective to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 22 blockers and use what length is present to keep avenue into suddenly redirect weight and sustain speed while doing so.
a single gap open. Does not have great overall size or upper Does well on flat footed platform to not drift or waste steps
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A body power but explodes hands into chest of blockers to jolt to take momentum away from the football before driving to
pads and open a lateral crease to slip through. the play.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Shows strong pursuit skills to Flexibility: Very fluid, pliable athlete in the open field. Will
accelerate and chase the ball. Rally defender who has range cut, pivot and tilt into cornering opportunities to play with a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'06" to work back into favorable spacing close to the LOS on notable rate of speed in relation to the ball and teammates.
many plays. Ability to stand up at the point of attack is only Effective peeling shoulders tightly in small spaces to slip
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” modest, but not a complete liability. blocks and uncover on aggressive charges to the ball.
Lateral Movement: Has true sideline to sideline burst and First Step Quickness: Twitchy athlete who can drive off
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 range. Capable of staying square to the LOS in such of the second level and still win to landmarks if shooting
circumstances thanks to loose hips. Has a second gear that gaps. Has ability to win with speed off the edge if tasked
- Short Shuttle: N/A many 2nd level defenders would be enviable of in pursuit with playing up near the LOS or aligned over top of a Tight
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 scraping over the top. End.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
6.24 7.76 7.62 7.80 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Darron Lee INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step explosiveness Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Jerome Baker is a favorable projection to a 4-3 WILL role in the NFL. There, Baker's FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
high levels of range can be showcased in a pursuit role. Keeping Baker out of traffic will
yield the best results. A three down linebacker with pass coverage skills as well. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jack Cichy, OB Linebacker #48

Date of Birth: 05/05/1995 Redshirt Senior, Wisconsin Badgers

5.01 - Sacks/Start: 0.27 0.63
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Ohio State, Iowa

2017 Top Competition: Not Available (Torn ACL)

Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana State (2016), Michigan (2016), Ohio State (2016), Iowa (2016)
- Measured Height: 6021 Football Intelligence: Has very strong read and react skills. Coverage Skills: Effective primarily as a zone defender.
Play processing and discipline to reading keys frequently Has the looseness in the hips and the lateral quickness to
- Measured Weight: 238 allows for pursuit to the football. Takes good angles as a carry routes crossing in front or behind face and potentially
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" tackler in space. Has a good feel for bodies around area to break on throws sitting down in area. Limited efforts in turn
navigate through traffic. and run coverage.
Tackling: Very clean form tackler. Will keep eyes up to Gap Shooting Ability: Has a good first step and the burst
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A see the target and run the feet through contact. Would like to come shooting through and beating down blocks with
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 to see more patience when making flat footed reads in the quickness. Has good feel for timing up the snap count and
alley in order to mirror ball carriers and keep hips and pads anticipating when to come out of disguised look and get a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A aligned to minimize sliding off tackles. start towards the LOS.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Needs to continue to dedicate time in the Feet/COD: Has a sudden redirection when diagnosing a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A weight room to add strength. Will rip or finesse around gap and sticking foot in the ground to charge ahead. Fluid in
blockers but if needed to jolt and shuck blocks is only short spaces as well, can slip through a crease laterally
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A marginally successful. Has a good deal of short area while scraping over the top of the play.
quickness to cut under blocks, however.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Toughness should be Flexibility: Does very well to play with low hips and low
unquestioned. Finished second half of a game with torn pads as needed. Clean ability to open hips away from the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A pectoral muscle. Effort and motor is through the roof, blue line of scrimmage when given a long distance landmark in
collar athlete. Simply needs to continue to work on maxing zone coverage. Will coil and explode into tackle
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” out frame, functional strength is in need of improvement. opportunities in tight spaces to hit with pop.
Lateral Movement: Has sideline to sideline range. First Step Quickness: Burst as an up defender on the line
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 Capable of getting in the hip pocket of the ball carrier and of scrimmage is good. Quickness out of a flat footed read or
scraping over the top of the play before gaining ground into squatting to process will allow for making up ground. Beats
- Short Shuttle: N/A the line of scrimmage to finish a play. offensive linemen to the spot on boundary runs with
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 quickness out of read step.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
5.74 8.33 6.64 (Size only) 7.88 2016 torn pectoral
2017 ACL tear (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kiko Alonso INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Linebacker Jack Cichy projects most favorable as a WILL LB in a 4 man front. There, he FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
will be relieved of duties having to take on OL in head up situations with frequency and be
able to utilize his pursuit skills as a free flowing pursuit linebacker. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Genard Avery, OB Linebacker #6

Date of Birth: 04/26/1995 Senior, Memphis Tigers

4.60 - Sacks/Start: 0.43 0.89
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Mississippi, Navy, Houston

2017 Top Competition: Central Florida, UCLA, Iowa State

6.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 1.67
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Western Kentucky (2016), UCLA (2017), Connecticut (2017), Central Florida (2017), Iowa State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6004 Football Intelligence: Shows very good anticipation when Coverage Skills: Has only modest burst and acceleration
isolated on the second level to feel short plays develop in when having to flip the hips and carry with speed, isn't
- Measured Weight: 248 front of face. Is willing to step down and attack a gap and going to be an attractive option in man to man. Has the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" challenge at the LOS in space. Versatile, shows polish in off needed mobility to offer value in the short areas of the field
ball situations and as a pass rusher. as a robber or QB spy.
Tackling: Tackle radius is limited due to lack of length and Gap Shooting Ability: Effective to crash down off the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.59 can pop up in some instances. Closing burst is excellent back side and flatten with effectiveness. Has had success
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 and offers physical challenge on ball carriers in head up stepping down when scraping over the top but can at times
situations to finish reps when offered the chance to crack be late to fill and put self in an undesirable position, will get
- 10 Yard Split: N/A down on guys in head up situations. stuck with a two way go and having to challenge blocker.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does not have a great deal of length to Feet/COD: Has a quick gear down in an effort to collect
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 press blockers off of chest. Has needed functional strength momentum and pivot back to the football. Has redirection
and anchor to hold ground and squat underneath of a ability thanks to burst and acceleration out of a cut but
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A block to seal a gap but if tasked with pulling off laterally to doesn't have a great deal of natural foot quickness. COD is
challenge a ball carrier can have mixed results. on account of power and efficient steps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Tireless pursuit player. Flexibility: Has some nice lean throughout the lower body
Tremendous effort off the back side or if working out of the to flatten with quickness and work hips around blockers
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" box on quick hitting throws to the boundary. Has a with pace and speed. Shows good hip drop prior to
multitude of ways to impact the game and should be a three challenging blocks or when bracing for contact as a tackler.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” down defender at the NFL level.
Lateral Movement: Has required range to impact the First Step Quickness: Visible acceleration to explode out
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 game outside the numbers from the MIKE position. Short of flat footed base when seeing a play develop. Capable of
area quickness is more effective than long speed, can cut working back into the hip of a ball carrier suddenly despite
- Short Shuttle: 4.36 and duck through a late crease effectively, although can get driving off of a zone drop away from the line of scrimmage.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 overambitious in such situations at times. Capable of getting the edge as a rusher.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
8.51 7.48 7.09 7.52 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Elandon Roberts INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Genard Avery is an attractive prospect for teams implementing a lot of blitz fronts and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
non-traditional defensive sets. Avery has the versatility needed to start off the ball and
contribute as a stand up rusher off the edge. Has football IQ to start early in career. SIZE CONCERN S
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Dorian O'Daniel, OB Linebacker #6

Date of Birth: 09/04/1994 Redshirt Senior, Clemson Tigers

4.05 - Sacks/Start: 0.15 0.50
Start: Start:


7.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 1.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Auburn (2017), South Carolina (2017), Alabama (2017), Virginia Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 6005 Football Intelligence: Comfortable in space. Disciplined to Coverage Skills: Very fluid. Has clean COD skills and
read keys and charge the play after processing action. sudden transitions to break on throws into his area. Has a
- Measured Weight: 223 Often times sudden to the ball thanks to quick reaction skills favorable skill set for playing turn and run coverage in the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" and anticipation to feel the play. Very heady out in space to middle of the field against Tight Ends. Great ball production
eye the football in zone coverages. and several INTs returned for TDs.
Tackling: Dynamic close to the ball, has secondary Gap Shooting Ability: Much more effective shooting in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 acceleration to work into position to finish plays off the off the edge as a nickel/flexed defender than trying to come
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 back side. Does not bring same explosive power to hitting downhill in between the tackles. Has a good first step to get
in head up situations, gets caught with high pads at point of forward and destroy blocking angles of blockers trying to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A first contact. climb to the second level.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Will struggle to discard offensive linemen Feet/COD: Very light on feet. Shows comfort to step out
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 at the NFL level. Loses appeal when trying to filter through and collect momentum on extreme angles in the lower half.
trash and find clear pathways to the football in the box. Shows quickness to tuck up underneath potential blockers
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Lacks strength and power to press and get extended against and challenge ball carriers on screens to the boundary or
offense linemen. outside runs.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays fast to the boundary, Flexibility: Shows very loose hips to hinge and get notable
consistently quick to get overtop and force runs back inside. depth off of platform in zone drops. Capable of covering
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" Great pursuit player from the backside. Transitions out of notable amount of ground in the intermediates as a drop off
zone drops and into a pursuit role with regularity. zone defender, keeping effective play thanks to ability to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” keep eyes back into the backfield.
Lateral Movement: Scrape ability is very strong in space. First Step Quickness: Very quick to step off of platform.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 Ability to work over the top of high volume is more in Covers good ground with first steps out of run reads and
question, easily rerouted. Has good short area quickness to shows effective burst as a blitz player. Can be used in such
- Short Shuttle: 4.07 mirror ball carriers when isolated as a tackler in space. an area up the barrel of the formation and off the edge from
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 a man to man alignment.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.66 6.47 6.68 7.67 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Shaq Thompson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Coverage skills Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Dorian O'Daniel projects most favorably as a hybrid defender in the NFL. O'Daniel FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
will not have success playing frequently in the box, his skill set is best suited as a coverage
LB and a core special teamer. Could make an every down role fit in a flexible scheme. SIZE CONCERN S
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Malik Jefferson, OB Linebacker #46


7.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.39 0.79
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Oklahoma, State, Texas Christian

11.7 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: West Virginia (2015), Oklahoma (2017), Southern California (2017), Maryland (2017), Kansas State (2017), Iowa State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Football Intelligence: Currently plays as a one thought Coverage Skills: Terrific mobility. Has loose hips and great
player, can get too nosey of action in the backfield and is acceleration to cover ground as a chase player. Issues arise
- Measured Weight: 236 too easily influenced by false action. Struggles to process in zone coverage, as poor peripheral vision will allow some
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" and is much more effective when given a singular role to receivers to slip into spaces behind zone area and uncover
execute. for receptions.
Tackling: Is not a consistent finisher at this juncture. Too Gap Shooting Ability: Terrific push and burst to uncover
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 often drops eyes and lunges into tackles as compared to in interior gaps as a run defender. When pursuing off the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 running the feet through contact. Utilization of hands and backside does very well to get into the hip of running back
wrap up technique can yield terrific lasso tackles when used and finish plays. Range and athletic ability is best
- 10 Yard Split: N/A but needs to overhaul habits at point of contact. showcased in this area.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has the lower body power and functional Feet/COD: Foot quickness and short area agility opens
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 27 strength to squat and eat up blocks, yet needs to be more door to make plays many other LBs cannot. Movement
intentional with hands to punch and negate forward push skills and short area quickness will help cover for mental
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A from offensive linemen who are climbing to the second mistakes and false steps. Can vacate area laterally when
level. Length is not utilized to press blockers. charging down hill as an interior blitzer.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Motor runs hot. Physically needs Flexibility: Highly fluid. Shows some promise on pass
to play with greater intent to impose will on ball carriers rushes as a blitzer or off the edge to bend and tilt into rushes
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" and more willingness to roll hips through and attack to corner with quickness. Has great hip mobility to turn and
blockers with hands. Ends too many plays on the ground. bail off the LOS and get depth in zone or to carry receivers
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” up the field.
Lateral Movement: Has sideline to sideline range as a First Step Quickness: Twitchy athlete with the ability to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 pursuit player, capable of recovering to make up notable win initially if given a pressure role. Has the needed second
ground and preventing runners from turning the corner on gear in third and fourth step to beat blockers to a spot but
- Short Shuttle: N/A the defense. Short area burst is strong as well, can step over doesn't utilize athletic abilities to optimal level due to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 base to get width with suddenness. processing issues.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
5.86 7.15 7.92 7.42 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Phillip Wheeler INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Range Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Texas LB Malik Jefferson projects most favorably as a 4-3 WILL LB at the next level. High FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
end physical skills will provide ample opportunity to start, but does need to quicken
processing. Optimal opportunity will provide some pass rush reps as well. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Shaquem Griffin, OB Linebacker #18

Date of Birth: 07/20/1995 Redshirt Senior, Central Florida Knights

4.88 - Sacks/Start: 0.46 0.84
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Houston, South Florida


9.00 - Sacks/Start: 1.33 2.00
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Memphis (2017), South Florida (2017), Auburn (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 6002 Football Intelligence: Has very strong nose for play, has Coverage Skills: Good movement skills in zone coverage,
done well to work through preparations to mask physical has good peripheral vision to continue to sink and take away
- Measured Weight: 223 limitations and consistently processes plays developing and a second level throwing lane. Ability to contest the ball
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" is quick to move and beat blockers to a spot. when going to his right at the catch point is going to be
problematic.
Tackling: Will struggle to finish some opportunities due Gap Shooting Ability: Has great short area quickness and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.38 to inability to grab with hand. Has quick closing burst and ability to slip up inside of potential blockers and crash
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 a good level of pop in the pads to bump down ball carriers. across face. Has good ability to rip through contact and
Needs to have uncontested tackle challenges to be uncover across face of the blocker. Initial redirection skills
- 10 Yard Split: N/A consistent. create a lot of false steps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Ability to stack blocks is naturally an Feet/COD: Sudden, light feet with nimble skills to carry
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 issue. Has problems with finishing a shed as a penetration frame with grace and speed. Has ability to pivot in tight
player due to inability to challenge with one side. Will not spaces without much deceleration and as a result is a great
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A be useful as a gap plugger or a player asked to press and athlete in the open field as a space defender.
disengage at the POA.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Impressive young man who Flexibility: Has very good disassociation between the hips
has overcome so much to reach this point. Has a fearless and shoulders, will squeeze through small spaces with no
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" approach and does well in efforts to physically challenge issue and has ability to corner with speed and win off the
competition. Has terrific motor and pursuit skills as a rally edge as a speed rusher against more lethargic offensive
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” defender. tackles.
Lateral Movement: Has very good pursuit skills but angles First Step Quickness: Very good burst off the line of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 are sometimes too linear to the football, needs to embrace a scrimmage. Has short area acceleration to blow past tackles
more steady initial charge to the football to keep leverage at the line if walked up to the outside of the formation.
- Short Shuttle: N/A on the run as a back side defender. Quickness allows for wins from the second level to push
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 through gaps with quickness as well.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.29 8.44 6.64 7.09 Missing hand
(amputated at 4 yo) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Duke Riley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Short area COD Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Shaquem Griffin projects well as a core special teams player thanks to his effort level, FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
athleticism and speed. His natural restrictions (missing a hand since 4 years old) do show
up on film and would create a great deal of difficulty playing on defensive unit. SIZE CONCERN S
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Junior Joseph, OB Linebacker #11

Date of Birth: 09/07/1994 Redshirt Senior, Connecticut Huskies

6.38 - Sacks/Start: 0.08 0.30
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Houston, South Florida, Temple

2017 Top Competition: Memphis, South Florida, Central Florida

8.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Houston (2016), Memphis (2017), Temple (2017), Missouri (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Confident in reads and does well Coverage Skills: Is still somewhat tight throughout the hips
to follow initial key to execute before transitioning to find and doesn't show blue chip explosiveness as an athlete, but
- Measured Weight: 232 the football. Has done well to become consistent in can be effective in zone drops due to anticipation, peripheral
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A playing team defense first instead of hunting for the vision and dropped weight from 2016. Short area zone
football. defender can be on the field on early downs.
Tackling: Powerful hitter with ability to drop the shoulder Gap Shooting Ability: Shows some strong anticipation as
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A and intimidate ball carriers of any flavor. Has booming creases develop between the tackles to step down on single
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 presence as a down hill thumper and is a true intimidator in gap responsibilities. Will reset the line of scrimmage with
the middle of the field. Lateral radius is about average, heavy hands and good pads. Is not super twitchy to uncover
- 10 Yard Split: N/A doesn't have high end burst or length to add extra layer. in the backfield but as a slashing fill player will do the job.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does well to stay grounded and push Feet/COD: Feet are deliberate and effective when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A blockers into a firm control before trying to find the approaching contact. Does well to square up and come to
football. Will get enveloped by some more long, balance in space. Does not have overly rapid steps and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A powerful blockers due to a lack of length to sustain ability to plant and drive laterally to pivot is hindered by
control. some tightness through the hips.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Impressive, blue collar attitude Flexibility: Doesn't illustrate ideal amount of hip hinge.
and leader on the field. Plays with fire and consistently jars Improvements are notable between 2016 and 2017 due to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A heavier blockers to go toe to toe and hold ground in the shedding some weight to remodel frame; adding an added
trenches. Does a lot of dirty work in the run game. Plays element in space. Won't win cornering off the edge as a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” with a big presence. rusher due to lack of lean to diminish surface.
Lateral Movement: Range should be regarded as effective First Step Quickness: Has a modest initial step but build
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 between the numbers. Has awareness when scraping to up speed and momentum do allow for some crushing hits
adjust pursuit angles over top to sustain leverage but overall once up to top speed. Does not show a lot of juice to beat
- Short Shuttle: N/A area of influence is not conducive to playing an isolated pass protections initially but will win on delayed blitzes
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 MIKE LB. after line commits.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.48 5.18 N/A 7.24 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Denzel Perryman INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Gap shooting skill Worst Trait: First step quickness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Connecticut LB Junior Joseph projects most favorably as an interior plug defender in an FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
odd man front. Joseph plays with great physicality and can be most effective defending the
run to keep interior gaps sealed. Has a modest level of range to play between the hashes. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jason Cabinda, OB Linebacker #40


6.48 - Sacks/Start: 0.16 0.40
Start: Start:


5.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Southern California (2016), Ohio State (2017), Michigan (2017), Washington (2017)
- Measured Height: 6005 Football Intelligence: Given responsibilities as both a gap Coverage Skills: Very stiff in the hips, is going to labor
shooting LB and as an overhang scrape defender to play with turning to run with receivers up the seam. Does not
- Measured Weight: 243 sideline to sideline. More effective playing into a single gap show a good deal of lateral mobility to carry routes through
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" than when asked to process the play and key to meet the area in the MOF and does not have burst to stick foot in the
football with anticipation. ground and drive on a throw.
Tackling: Sturdy tackler. Has good boom in tight spaces to Gap Shooting Ability: Has good balance to step down into
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A neutralize ball carriers' forward push and prevent further a gap between the tackles and stay balanced and square to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 gains after contact. Good habits as a wrap up tackler and the LOS. Lack of burst and explosiveness is notable and
does show an awareness to the location of the football to prevents big time collisions at the POA when stepping down
- 10 Yard Split: N/A attack and look for a turnover. off of flat footed reads.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does not show a lot of lateral mobility to Feet/COD: Feet labor when tasked with moving away from
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A transition from a punch vs. a blocker to shed and discard of the LOS. Has linear pursuit skills but when forced to bend
the block. Will need to establish more effective counters back against momentum and redirect to mirror ball carriers
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with hands to pull blockers off of set if unable to work hips will lose angles and struggles to work back into the play.
around the block.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Is a tough banger between the Flexibility: Tight through the hips. Requires hips and pads
tackles, fully capable of stepping down and sealing a gap as aligned in order to carry weight with acceleration skills and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A a plug defender. Hustle and effort are both trademark traits, push into the boundary, which then limits ability to peel
does very well to make an effort to log the tackle and finish back into the field. Has difficulty opening hips to zone
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” a play. landmarks and keeping eyes in the backfield at same time.
Lateral Movement: Does not have a great deal of range if First Step Quickness: Is not a notably explosive athlete.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 isolated as the MIKE alone on the second level. Lacking in Has modest ability to push through a gap early as a blitz
the burst and ability to scrape cleanly over the top of blocks defender if given the green light immediately at the snap
- Short Shuttle: N/A to make an impact there. Short area movement skills are without having to key the play.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 deliberate, not dynamic.

FILM SCORE
2016 arm INJ Off Ball Linebacker
8.23 6.41 5.63 (Size only) 7.16 (missed 5 games) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: James Morris INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Jason Cabinda projects as an interior LB in an even front. There, he can be tasked with FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
playing down hill to plug gaps and offer value against the run on early down and
distances. Cabinda is a spot starter with ability to start in a traditional 3-4 base set. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Shaun Dion Hamilton, OB Linebacker #20

Date of Birth: Not Available Senior, Alabama Crimson Tide

3.20 - Sacks/Start: 0.11 0.39
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern Cal, Louisiana State, Auburn

2017 Top Competition: Florida State, Texas A&M, Louisiana State

5.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.17
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2016), Auburn (2016), Florida State (2017), Texas A&M (2017), Mississippi (2017)
- Measured Height: 5116 Football Intelligence: Does well to trust keys and take Coverage Skills: Has surprising level of hip hinge and has
initial movement to flow in direction of responsibility. effective zone drops to buzz into the middle of the field.
- Measured Weight: 228 Quick to identify mis-information and work eyes back to Shows peripheral vision to flow laterally and carry routes
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" the football Has good patience along the LOS to not through needed area. Limited in turn and run ability if
over pursue and stay in a favorable position to finish. challenged up the field but can cover backs in the flat.
Tackling: Has slid off of some tackles due to an apparent Gap Shooting Ability: In one gap situations is highly
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A lack of length to finish a wrap up tackle in head up effective playing down hill and plugging blockers to seal.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 situations. Has great pop in pads and does well to carry into Most of success has come as a patient second level scrape
pursuit with good angles. Stays balanced and is not one to defender, where lateral mobility and finishing skills prevent
- 10 Yard Split: N/A overrun the ball carrier. big gains.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has trouble sustaining balance in Feet/COD: Feet are efficient. Does not show a lot of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A situations trying to pull off of offensive linemen. Will rip springy change of direction skills but rather wins with pace
and work hips around when flowing into the sideline but in and patience. Has good footwork to work over the top of a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A head up situations and short area sheds has shown some block or flip the hips and carry out into zone coverage.
issues with length.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Work ethic illustrated with a Flexibility: Hips are most loose working away from the
rapid turnaround from a torn ACL in December 2016, was LOS. Doesn't show much in the way of looseness
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A one of best players on field for Game 1 in 2017. Heavy throughout the feet to play with legs away from under
hitter in head up situations. Shows excellent pursuit and center of gravity for dynamic change of direction skills.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” motor to chase down the ball.
Lateral Movement: Has enough scrape ability to influence First Step Quickness: Has able initial acceleration skills.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 runs working out into the boundary, although more speedy Closing ability when flying into a tackle challenge is useful
backs can potentially turn the corner on him. Pacing is best and effective to prevent backs from gaining a late angle as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A on the second level, where able to work fully unimpeded by runner.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 blockers.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.70 6.19 4.29 (Size only) 7.45 2016 ACL
2017 Fractured patella (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jon Bostic INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Durability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Shaun Dion Hamilton projects most favorably as an inside LB in an odd man front. There, FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
he is ensured optimal reps without contact in pursuit in the run game and could be utilized
as a middle of the field zone defender. Would be an effective starter in this system. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Christian Sam, OB Linebacker #2

Date of Birth: 06/02/1996 Redshirt Junior, Arizona State Sun Devils

6.15 - Sacks/Start: 0.18 0.43
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Washington, Southern California

12.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.83 0.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2015), Southern California (2017), UCLA (2017), Oregon (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Is not consistent with reads, at times Coverage Skills: Very fluid movement skills, although
will get caught trying to cover a teammates responsibility needs to get eyes back to the passer once hitting the top of
- Measured Weight: 244 and lose an opponent creeping through peripheral vision. initial landmark. Peripheral feel for routes banging through
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" Has a good grasp on downhill plug concepts and space behind field of vision will temper results to hinge and
understands value of taking on blockers in the hole. carry a route through the MOF to contest a throw.
Tackling: At times is prone to bodying a ball carrier Gap Shooting Ability: Has proven ability to climb forward
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.75 instead of using wingspan to wrap up. Pursuit skills are when scraping over the top and press into the backfield to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 strong and has a notable range as a MOF defender. Good challenge the ball carrier. Burst from before 2016 INJ is not
pop in the pads when able to catch ball carriers flush, needs fully back and as a result will attempt to cut under some
- 10 Yard Split: N/A to simply stop searching for big hits. blocks and won't get home.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has a physical thump with pads and Feet/COD: Feet are smooth and fluid. Very likable in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 28 shows great anchor thanks to aggressive initial challenge on ability to hinge and get depth off of the LOS quickly. Can
blockers between the tackles. Does not showcase great let feet get stuck in the mud on flat footed reads and not
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A length but can press with hands and disengage with upper slide to get over top of a potential block, but issue is a
body strength. mental error and not a movement restriction.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: When tasked with playing firmly Flexibility: Hips show a good deal of hinge to open quickly
between the tackles offers a good deal of sturdiness and and enable a quick drop off of platform and carry vertical
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'06" ability to hold down gaps. Has a great motor and scrapes stems up the hash against slot receivers. Shows good coil
laterally with effort to get involved in plays stretching and hip drop at the POA to anchor low and explode through
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” outside the hashes. contact.
Lateral Movement: Offers a good deal of range, although First Step Quickness: Doesn't offer the exciting burst once
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 was more dynamic and sudden prior to 2016 INJ. If able to previewed as a sophomore. Athletic ability still enables
return to 2015 form would offer notable upside as a MIKE some suddenness and swift maneuvering to slip blocks but
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 LB in the middle of the field to play sideline to sideline. will need to vet the medicals to determine if fully healed or
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 not.

FILM SCORE
2016 foot INJ (missed Off Ball Linebacker
5.59 7.76 6.17 7.24 12 games) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Joe Schobert INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Lateral movement Worst Trait: Eye discipline LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Christian Sam is a likable prospect to play in either an odd or even front. A plus athlete FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
with the potential to return to a more dynamic form, Sam has a high ceiling and could be a
quality starter if able to become more disciplined with his eyes to take him to the football. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Matthew Thomas, OB Linebacker #6

Date of Birth: 07/21/1995 Redshirt Senior, Florida State Seminoles

5.16 - Sacks/Start: 0.11 0.69
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Miami FL, Clemson

7.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.83
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Michigan (2016), Louisville (2017), Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6026 Football Intelligence: Is at best in a true pursuit role, loves Coverage Skills: Has terrific movement skills, a loose fluid
to flip hips and scrape behind plays in an effort to work into athlete that has no problem playing coverage against a back
- Measured Weight: 232 the hip pocket of the RB and deliver a clean hit on the ball. or TE in man to man. Eye discipline in zone coverage is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" Looks to float around too much at times, undisciplined in problematic, especially against play action where he is
executing primary responsibilities. quick to take the cheese.
Tackling: Can pop unsuspecting ball carriers with some Gap Shooting Ability: Has a very dynamic first step
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 momentum downhill courtesy of an explosive athletic skill and can defeat protections with burst from off the ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 set. Failure to show tackling skills on plays where squared alignment. Does well to gain ground from the back side of
up by a blocker, struggles to get body off a block and back runs and shoot gaps, although eyes have never found an
- 10 Yard Split: N/A in front of the ball. angle too small for him to shoot and attack.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Easily erased from any play where he's Feet/COD: Fluidity in space is a sight to seem. Impressive
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A been contacted by a blocker. Has zero grasp of how to play short area COD and suddenness. Capable of mirroring skill
off of contact and how to stack blocks. Will show limited players one for one out in isolation, an impressive athlete in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A upper body strength to press and stack blocks, instead that regard.
content to try to run out of the block.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Has left a lot of meat on the bone Flexibility: Rangy player courtesy of pliable frame. Has
as a pursuit defender. Quick to throw in the towel on a rep if little issue with throwing open the hips and transitioning
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'11" washed out or sealed by a blocker. Doesn't carry the same with quickness when tested out in space. Able to throw hips
pace of play in pursuit on every play. Shows little functional through tackle attempts thanks to mobility in the lower half
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” strength at the POA. as well, generating power.
Lateral Movement: Has terrific range, but would like to First Step Quickness: Notable explosiveness out of a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 see some more dedication to staying true to backside still position. Has quickly gotten into the backfield from
integrity. Is quick to turn and flow instead of staying in placement walked into an interior gap thanks to burst, will
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 alignment in the backside hip of the ball carrier when overwhelm blockers with quickness out of stance.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 playing WILL pursuit.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
6.09 6.41 7.77 7.13
2013 shoulder INJ (missed 9 games)
2014 suspension (missed 6 games)
2015 academically ineligible (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dekoda Watson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Matthew Thomas projects as a special teams defender with the upside to develop into FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
an every down LB. Thomas needs notable improvement on his fundamentals and needs to
address his functional strength issue before being tried as a 4-3 WILL LB in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Oren Burks, OB Linebacker #20

Date of Birth: 03/21/1995 Redshirt Senior, Vanderbilt Commodores

5.07 - Sacks/Start: 0.10 0.34
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida, Auburn, North Carolina State

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina

7.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida (2016), Alabama (2017), Georgia (2017), South Carolina (2017)
- Measured Height: 6031 Football Intelligence: Has been bounced around Vandy Coverage Skills: Has great change of direction skills and
defense last three years, starting in three different roles. ample experience working on the back end thanks to history
- Measured Weight: 233 Indicative of a sharp football mind, but execution and play at Safety. Successful to squeeze routes by RBs out of the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" recognition skills are still something in development due to backfield and quickly close down extra space.
changing roles.
Tackling: Irregular results when trying to step down Gap Shooting Ability: Is late to react to a developing
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.59 into the LOS. Has overrun a number of tackles with an crease, is not going to be able to get into the teeth of the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 aggressive scrape and missed easy clean up opportunities. LOS before pulling OL or a fullback hits the POA. First
Has the sturdy build to effectively square up ball carriers in step quickness is present to win with quickness if tasked
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the alley, however . with run blitzes.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has desirable length to press and extend Feet/COD: Carries weight extremely well, has some spring
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 arms but overall struggles with the prospect of giving to lateral steps and is capable of flipping hips open with
ground to gain ground and separating from offensive quickness to gain ground into the boundary. Footwork
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A linemen when trying to lock horns. Needs a more compact stepping down into the LOS does cause some delay in
punch with hands to attack blockers. trying to transition out of read steps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays hard and plays fast but Flexibility: Lateral hinge is strong to open and change
physical presence in the box is not notable. Catches a lot of directions effectively, will get up the field as a coverage
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'11" blocks on his own side of the LOS, struggles to shed and defender with grace and quickness. Would like to see a
has failed to wrap up and finish tackle opportunities on a better pad level when attempting to tackle in the box to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” number of occasions. prevent compact runners from bouncing off.
Lateral Movement: Has good scape speed and can find First Step Quickness: Twitchy athlete, as evidenced by
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 way back into the play if left on the back side. Has good athletic testing. Notable spring out of stance if confident
acceleration skills when provided with a straight line path to in read or if turning to run and carry out a pass coverage
- Short Shuttle: 4.15 the football. responsibility away from the line of scrimmage.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.52 4.90 8.14 7.06 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Boss Bailey INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Oren Burks is an intriguing option to be developed into a modern NFL LB. Burks has FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the needed explosive qualities to be a strong pass coverage defender but is very raw in his
play diagnosis. An early special teams contributor with a ceiling to grow into. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Jermaine Carter Jr, OB Linebacker #1

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Maryland Terrapins

6.40 - Sacks/Start: 0.19 0.59
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Michigan, Ohio State

2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Wisconsin, Ohio State

7.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.00
Start: Start:

Listed Measureables Games watched: Minnesota (2016), Texas (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Michigan (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Football Intelligence: Doesn't always trust keys, at times Coverage Skills: Fair amount of ball production throughout
can be a bit too nosey on mesh point action. Does not show career. Has loose hips to get some depth and drop in
- Measured Weight: 227 a good feel for route development in peripherals, must see coverage, is more reliable in man vs. backs than playing
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A player progressing down the field. Patience in space is very zone with eyes away from opposing players. Lacks length to
good to allow ball carriers to declare. reach and extend to influence throws.
Tackling: Is missing that extra juice to close in and finish Gap Shooting Ability: Does not have great explosiveness
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A plays when scraping sideline to sideline. Has good grasp and at times will run self out of the play trying to shoot
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 and physical collisions with pads to stonewall ball carriers inside. Is more consistent as an overhang linebacker to
in place. Shows good ability to wrestle down ball carrier allow plays to develop and then proceed to attack.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A promptly in one on one.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Lack of length is a prominent issue on Feet/COD: Smooth athlete with ability to dart across the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A film. Has violent hands and aggressive counters to sweep face of blockers with quickness. Has good fluidity to stick
clear chest but overall lack of length neuters separation foot in the ground and pivot as a means of countering a ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A skills and complicates efforts to get unstuck off of blocks on carrier. Effective working away from the LOS in
the second level or at the POA. intermediate areas of the field thanks to light feet.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Visible team leader. Animated in Flexibility: Does not stand out for better or for worse when
efforts to keep teammates engaged in the game. Has great having to open hips and carry routes off of the LOS. Has
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A fire and hustle, blue collar attitude to find the football. more success in lateral role as compared to having to get a
Functional strength is surprisingly serviceable considering lot of depth at the snap.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” stature, plays with leverage in hips.
Lateral Movement: Does not have the needed lateral flow First Step Quickness: Burst is better with a bit of
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 to play the MIKE. Will get beat around the corner and is momentum built into the LOS as a blitzer. Will see a
forced to bow angles of pursuit up the field to try to find a developed gap and shoot hard to win positioning. Natural
- Short Shuttle: N/A way to challenge the play. Will need to be protected to the release and burst out of read steps is only pedestrian, not an
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 boundary. asset.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.90 5.91 N/A 6.98 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Curtis Grant INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Size LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Jermaine Carter Jr. projects as a depth LB who has the ability to cut his teeth through FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
a special teams role at the next level. Carter's lack of lateral range and size make him a
difficult projection to a starting role, would be best served as a 4-3 OLB in a depth role. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kenny Young, OB Linebacker #42

Date of Birth: 11/15/1994 Senior, UCLA Bruins

6.08 - Sacks/Start: 0.13 0.44
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington State, Southern California, Stanford


9.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2017), Texas A&M (2017), Washington (2017), Southern California (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Has a bit of a delay between seeing Coverage Skills: Movement skills are strong, although
keys in action and pulling the trigger, often times hop lateral mobility and flexibility are not as strong as linear
- Measured Weight: 236 stepping out of his read step and into action. Has good feel explosiveness and burst in straight line situations. Would be
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" for routes when dropping off of the LOS in zone coverage best served playing zone coverage in the underneath areas
to find area to contest the throw. of the field.
Tackling: Is not a big boomer but does show some nice Gap Shooting Ability: Has the first step quickness to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 habits as a tackler thanks to quick closing burst to diminish shoot a gap and uncover to meet ball carriers at the mesh
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 angles in pursuit and requisite wingspan to wrap up the ball point as a run blitzer. Too complacent on the second level to
carrier. Would like to see feet run through contact with catch blocks and ball carriers, need to see more intent to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A greater frequency. come down hill earlier in reps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does not have a lot of pop in the hands. Feet/COD: Has needed COD but is not overly twitchy or
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 Prone to giving too much ground trying to pull off of a springy in reps when tasked with changing direction or
blocker and will be bubbled back at the POA as a result. cutting to mirror the ball. Build up speed is required if
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Needs to focus on improvement of initial stab. looking to pivot back into the field and stay in pursuit on
cutback angles.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Long time starter for the Bruins, Flexibility: Hips don't have great mobility but does have
showing impressive durability and longevity at the college enough hinge to be able to flip and carry a route through in
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" level. Pursuit and functional strength are not always running zone coverage. Has good natural leverage courtesy of frame
hot, needs to harness energy into taking good, aggressive but does get hips low on tackle challenges.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” angles.
Lateral Movement: Has great pursuit skills when able to First Step Quickness: Has a great burst out of stance if
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 get on his horse and chase down the play unimpeded. Has free to rush or pursue immediately at the snap. Plus athlete
needed burst and long speed to run down plays from the in linear situations and able to quickly get hip to hip with
- Short Shuttle: 4.48 backside. 4-3 WILL looks to be best role due to instinctual blockers at the POA.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 issues and range.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.84 7.37 6.05 6.91 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Antonio Morrison INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Kenny Young projects best as a 4-3 WILL, where his linear burst can be showcased in a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
pursuit role and protect him from having to diagnose the full backfield and action of the
play. Young has starting traits but needs to sure up his reads and ability to shed blocks. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Nick DeLuca, OB Linebacker #49

Date of Birth: 01/27/1995 Redshirt Senior, North Dakota State Bison

5.58 - Sacks/Start: 0.16 0.44
Start: Start:


Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Sam Houston State (2017), James Madison (2017), Youngstown State (2017), South Dakota State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6027 Football Intelligence: Has good technical discipline to Coverage Skills: Has smooth hips and good acceleration
stay in position and is a comfortable athlete in space. Needs skills to reach far ranging landmarks. Has the needed
- Measured Weight: 243 to have more aggression to shoot gaps prematurely and athletic ability to mirror in short spaces and flip the hips to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" meet the ball carrier, can be guilty of becoming a chase carry routes crossing through zone area. Has good turn and
defender and giving up angles. run athletic ability as well.
Tackling: Is not a firm hitting defender, looks to use hands Gap Shooting Ability: Never saw a gap appealing enough
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.85 to wrap up but doesn't show great strength in situations to charge into. Likes to play over the top and scrape through
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 needed to lasso ball carrier. Will slip off lateral challenges. on the second level to challenge plays instead of forcing
Has poor power in the pads and will give up yards trying to way through a developing crease to make plays on the plus
- 10 Yard Split: N/A challenge defenders head up. side of the LOS.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does not showcase needed power in Feet/COD: Very fluid in space. Has good initial transitions
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 hands to punch and jolt blockers to create space needed to out of read steps to hinge the hips open and fly out of
disengage and get off of blocks and back into pursuit. landmarks to get depth against the pass. Feet collect weight
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Inability to offset first contact ruins many reps and chances well and shows good ability to gather balance and redirect
to get a second effort tackle. out in space.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Has a very large area of range Flexibility: Highly fluid. Has no issues with turning hips up
and influence as both a run and pass defender. Physicality the field to carry vertical route stems, has ability to still
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'04" is a work in progress, needs to be re-worked mentally to keep eyes back towards the LOS in such situations. Has
embrace more contact and dictate reps with strength and needed range of motion to contort and reach for the football
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” pads. when targeted overtop.
Lateral Movement: Sideline to sideline ability. Would First Step Quickness: Surprising lack of initial juice for
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 like to see focus added to start gaining ground into the LOS such a strong athlete, is more of a smooth accelerator than
when scraping to minimize gains when back does turn the an explosive player at first reaction to click and close on the
- Short Shuttle: 4.23 ball up the field. Has a good short area COD as well to cross football.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 face of blockers as a blitzer.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
8.60 6.52 5.64 6.91 2016 meniscus tear
(None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: A.J. Edds INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Pass coverage Worst Trait: Gap shooting ability LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Nick DeLuca projects best as a coverage LB and special teams contributor in the NFL. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Lacking the physicality and aggressive thinking to play into the POA, DeLuca can
contribute in passing situations to play zone and occupy throwing lanes. Depth player. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Marquis Haynes, OB Linebacker #38

Date of Birth: 12/16/1993 Senior, Mississippi Rebels

3.44 - Sacks/Start: 0.64 0.95
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Alabama, Auburn


3.67 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 0.67
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Arkansas (2016), Auburn (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6024 Football Intelligence: Is a linear pursuit player. Leans on Coverage Skills: Has effective movement skills to drop off
speed and burst a lot to win around the line of scrimmage. of the LOS in the shallow areas and show good short area
- Measured Weight: 233 Doesn't show a great understanding of anticipation of quickness to carry a route in zone coverage. Has been
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" run flow and taking aggressive angles to find way to the shaded over top of TEs and asked to play in their face/turn
football. and run.
Tackling: Very sudden closing burst allows for a good Gap Shooting Ability: First step is easily best trait, has
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 radius as a tackler and has very good hustle down the field. ability to overwhelm protections with fast downhill fill and
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 Wrap up tackler, doesn't get greedy for big booming shots explosiveness. Irregular with reads so will need to be given
on ball carriers and will surely finish plays. run blitzes to encourage gaining ground into the LOS
- 10 Yard Split: 1.67 quickly at the snap until transition is complete.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Offers very little in the way of discarding Feet/COD: Fluid athlete with impressive movement skills.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 23 of blockers. Does not have a great deal of upper body Likable ability to stick foot in the ground and change
strength and is not imaginative with hands to extend, punch directions suddenly to undercut a block or redirect to make
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and discard of a blocker in front of face. Gives up notable an aggressive charge to the football.
ground trying to shed blocks.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Motor and pursuit efforts are Flexibility: Shows good cornering, ability to sustain speed
terrific. Will chase down plays 20+ yards down the field. through pivots and turns is a notable plus trait that will
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" Functional strength is a different story, needs to gain a ensure looks early on as a special teams player at the very
better anchor to hold ground and ensure blockers do not least. Shows good inside shoulder drop as a pass rusher to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” wash him out of plays. get skinny and run through punches.
Lateral Movement: Has great athleticism and is capable First Step Quickness: Explosive burst and ability to coil
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 of covering a notable amount of ground in no time at all. out of stance. Will go from zero to 60 in no time at all and
Loose hips to open overtop and play with speed as a pursuit has a great knack for getting hip to hip with blockers
- Short Shuttle: 4.45 player to the ball. Quick to crash down if unoccupied on the suddenly and allowing for uncovered challenges of the
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 edge as well. mesh point in run defense.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
6.64 7.59 6.24 6.91 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Carroll Phillips INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: First step quickness Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OLB Marquis Haynes is going to be a scheme specific defender in the NFL, he will need to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
play off the ball due to his inability to shed blocks. That said, his first step and edge
production will warrant reps as a rusher. Likely a 4-3 WILL with special teams reps. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Leon Jacobs, OB Linebacker #32

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Wisconsin Badgers

2.41 - Sacks/Start: 0.11 0.27
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Pennsylvania State, Western Michigan

2017 Top Competition: Northwestern, Ohio State, Miami FL

4.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.67
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Miami FL (2017), Florida Atlantic (2017), Ohio State (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 6011 Football Intelligence: Is at best playing as a SAM on the Coverage Skills: Does not have great turn and run upside
LOS, where he can key directly on a specific player instead but does have the physicality and profile needed to play
- Measured Weight: 246 of being tasked with reading the full field of play. Has good press on TEs and disrupt route releases. Has been used in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" spatial awareness and discipline to sustain gap fit and flow shallow zones with good ability to flow and slide with
to mirror the eyes of the QB. receivers across the MOF.
Tackling: Has a powerful set of pads, rocked up dude who Gap Shooting Ability: Has the needed first step and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 will beat up ball carriers if given the chance to scrape and functional strength to push through gaps but needs to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 finish. Better in tight spaces than when isolated one on one become more polished with hand usage to fully discard of
situations on account of modest short area agility. defenders and find unimpeded path to the ball carrier.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Powerful hands and good extension Feet/COD: Does not have a lot of wiggle or fluidity when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 26 thanks to a quality wingspan. Needs to rip through contact trying to pick through traffic, but does have explosive step
more and get the hands off of frame all together instead of when able to process the play and break forward. Not overly
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A simply looking to press and pull away from blockers when effective trying to duck inside across the face of blockers in
stacking up at the LOS. an effort to take shortcuts to the ball.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Very impressive physical Flexibility: Is not especially bendy, received a lot of reps as
specimen, stout player who will win at the LOS and as a a pass rusher off the edge but struggled to flatten and turn
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" tackler at first contact. Hustle is excellent, does well to the corner on OTs. Has good coil and explosion into tackle
recollect after a step away from the ball and work hard to attempts to play with power.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” get back in the action.
Lateral Movement: Has a fair level of range, but would be First Step Quickness: Has good quickness thanks to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 miscast as a sideline to sideline defender asked to play in explosive athletic skill set. Is best in linear situations to
the middle. Has more burst and range if hips are opened to come down hill and is capable of creating a whole bunch of
- Short Shuttle: 4.44 destination as compared to trying to get wide with hips force in a short amount of time, which allows him to gain a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 square to the LOS. step on protections at the LOS.

FILM SCORE
2015 foot INJ (missed Off Ball Linebacker
5.46 3.88 6.74 7.42 8 games) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: John Simon INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Lateral movement LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Leon Jacobs is a hybrid defender, but his best chance for a regular every down role FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
would be as a 4-3 SAM. There, he could play up on the LOS and disrupt route releases and
use his effective skill to stack and shed blocks as an asset in defending against the run. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Azeem Victor, OB Linebacker #36

Date of Birth: 08/19/1995 Redshirt Senior, Washington Huskies

4.71 - Sacks/Start: 0.08 0.33
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Stanford, Oregon, Utah

2017 Top Competition: Colorado, Arizona State, Stanford

6.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.67 0.67
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2016), Stanford (2017), Colorado (2017), Fresno State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6021 Football Intelligence: Shows patience on the second level Coverage Skills: Free mover. Has little effort in space to
to allow back to declare a gap before transitioning into hinge the hips and carry speed to get depth against route
- Measured Weight: 240 pursuit. Has a fair amount of anticipation for creeping into stems up the field. Click and close ability is strong to drive
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" an alley. Eye discipline on reads, especially in tight areas of and attack the football.
the field, needs polish.
Tackling: Does not carry a great level of force but Gap Shooting Ability: Has the required quickness to drive
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.72 quickness will often times close on ball carriers quicker through creases and cause disruption at the mesh point.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 than expected, allowing for cut down tackles to finish the Usage can limit abilities to play forward and be an early
play. Lack of size shows up when trying to bring down the influence of running plays in the backfield but needed skills
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ball carrier with a hand. are present.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Struggles with prospect of pressing and Feet/COD: Light on feet, notably most especially when
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 disengaging with a blocker who is able to establish a clean scraping over the top of the play. Capable of putting foot in
fit on chest. Lacks length, lower body power and chest the ground and pivoting quickly back inside to contest any
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A strength to press off as a disengage technique and rip clear cuts from the back off of pursuit angles.
of a follow up block.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Will need to answer a lot of Flexibility: Very loose through the hips. Is comfortable
questions centered around benching midway through final playing in space in order to hinge. Can contort shoulders to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'07" season. Made questionable decisions (multiple) which diminish surface area and slip past potential blockers with
brings judgement and dedication to the team into significant ease. Has ability to drop the hips and come to a stop quickly
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” question. with reactive quickness.
Lateral Movement: Has needed flow to prowl on the First Step Quickness: Good burst out of stance. Capable
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 second level without much issue. Can gain ground into the of surprising some blockers with ground covered in first
LOS when let off the leash and tasked with playing in full step when free to attack the play, be it the LOS or a blocker
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 pursuit mode without second thought. out in space. Will quickly close down in space to challenge
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 and finish tackles.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.14 6.02 6.03 6.91
2016 injury (missed final 4 games)
2017 suspension (Drugs)
2017 DUI suspension (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Josh Kaddu INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Block shedding LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Azeem Victor poses a potential skill set to play as a pass coverage LB at the next level. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
His inability to get off of blocks will be problematic in looking for an every down role,
however. Best fit going forward is as a nickel coverage LB. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Josey Jewell, OB Linebacker #43


8.66 - Sacks/Start: 0.20 0.56
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Michigan, Wisconsin


12.3 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 1.00
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: North Dakota State (2016), Iowa State (2016), Wisconsin (2016), Wyoming (2017), Penn State (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Patience shows up on the second Coverage Skills: Does not appear to have the mobility to
level. Does well to avoid jumping down into gaps flip hips and carry athletic receivers up the middle of the
- Measured Weight: 234 prematurely and run out of play. Has good field awareness field. Eye discipline is good to shadow and be effective
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" and takes responsible pursuit angles to the football. Calls as a shallow zone defender and squat to occupy throwing
adjustments at the LOS. lanes.
Tackling: Lack of closing burst will cause problems, will Gap Shooting Ability: Does not have first step to win an
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.82 often leave feet trying to cover final distance to the ball and obvious shoot at the line but instead does have some success
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 miss finish. Strong grasp when greeting ball carriers square thanks to timing. Is not an aggressive gap plugger or one to
and has good body posture when flowing down hill to clean fly in and blow up a lead blocker with pads, asked to scrape
- 10 Yard Split: N/A up the ball. and clean side to side instead.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Doesn't illustrate a desirable level of Feet/COD: Feet are heavy, particularly in the open field
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 length or power in hands to get chest clear once locking when trying to shadow skill players. Does not have a lot
horns with a climbing offensive lineman. Has some savvy of spring in short area drive steps and will not be able to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A counters with hand usage to slip initial punch but is consistently work across the face of blockers.
typically negated after run fit is established.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Blue collar mentality, relentless Flexibility: Hips are notably tight when trying to flip and
effort player. Rarely caught letting off the gas in pursuit, mirror with receivers up the sideline. Has issues with
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" even up the backside. Does not play with notable play recovering from commitments in momentum due to high
strength, mental toughness is notably higher than physical hips and ineffective pad level.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” presence.
Lateral Movement: Too often caught giving up the corner First Step Quickness: Does not possess natural quickness
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 to ball carriers on boundary runs. Feet get stuck in the mud as an athlete or ability to gain ground. As a result will be an
when trying to drive out of a flat footed read of the mesh easy target for climbing OL or enable ball carriers to shake
- Short Shuttle: 4.27 point. Would not recommend as a MIKE option as a result one on one in the open field. Success comes from timing
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 of delays and issues staying in ball carrier's hip. rather than athletic ability.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
8.51 6.70 6.12 6.59 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jared Norris INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Mental toughness Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Iowa LB Josey Jewell fails to show any reliable traits to allow him to be a starting caliber FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
LB at the NFL level. Instead, Jewell should be relied upon as a depth piece and potential
key role player on special teams units, only called on for defensive duties in trying times. SIZE CONCERN S
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Auggie Sanchez, OB Linebacker #43

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, South Florida Bulls

6.74 - Sacks/Start: 0.18 0.59
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Navy, Memphis

2017 Top Competition: Central Florida, Texas Tech, Tulsa

8.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 1.33
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Connecticut (2016), Central Florida (2017), Tulsa (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Football Intelligence: Play diagnosis on runs between the Coverage Skills: Can get tunnel vision and limited
tackles is strong, showing a good understanding of where athleticism shows up when trying to pivot or carry a skill
- Measured Weight: 245 blocking schemes are going to carry the ball carrier. Shows player out of a break. Has a hard time turning and running
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A much less confidence when tasked with operating out in with TEs or RBs due to limited athletic abilities.
space against the pass.
Tackling: Does not run the feet through contact, rather Gap Shooting Ability: Shows good anticipation and
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A going for strong wrap up attempts and dead legging the ball ability to step down out of run reads to slip through gaps.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 carrier to hold up and wrestle to the ground. Does not Urgency to close to the ball is very strong. Ability to play
possess notable hitting power and more powerful backs can off of contact, however, is a big limitation to game and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A run through challenges. needs further development/attention.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does not showcase desirable length to Feet/COD: Feet are heavy out in space. Has a hard time
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A punch and extend as a means of creating separation between when tasked with planting and driving to stay on the hip of
pads. Does not have any discernable hand counters to avoid a ball carrier, either after cut in the backfield or when
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A an initial punch from blockers, either. trying to stay over top of a route run out of the backfield.
Non-explosive athlete.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Tough as nails with bulldog Flexibility: Tight throughout the hips. Build is somewhat
mentality, although ability to cash checks mind writes is not frumpy and doesn't have the athletic ability to be a space
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A consistent. Love the enthusiasm and effort he brings, but defender in the NFL. Does not show well when tasked with
lacks strength, length, hand usage and more to be a true hinging for depth away from the LOS, limited pass down
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” hard nosed player. abilities.
Lateral Movement: Can get beaten to the corner. Does not First Step Quickness: Lacks explosiveness. Is not going to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 have great true speed and lacks any burst when trying to be taking any OL by surprise as a second level blitzer in the
stay over the top of a play. Can be slippery in tight spaces run game. Missing needed second gear to kick in when
- Short Shuttle: N/A but success is more on account of vision and anticipation closing against the run as a tackler.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 than physical skill.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
8.11 7.88 N/A 6.30 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Terrance Plummer INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Football IQ Worst Trait: Athleticism LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Auggie Sanchez is a difficult projection to the NFL. He has the eye to diagnose plays FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
between the tackles, but he lacks speed to be a finesse player and lacks the strength/length
to be a thumper. Sanchez's best bet in the NFL is to make a living on special teams. SIZE CONCERN S
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Keishawn Bierria, OB Linebacker #7

Date of Birth: 07/26/1995 Redshirt Senior, Washington Huskies

4.44 - Sacks/Start: 0.14 0.36
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Colorado, Alabama


7.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.67
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Rutgers (2017), Stanford (2017), Washington State (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6003 Football Intelligence: Guilty of getting wires crossed at Coverage Skills: Poor peripheral vision and struggles when
times while trying to gauge the mesh point. Spent a lot of tasked with playing away from the LOS. Does not have a
- Measured Weight: 230 time on an island in 2017 in the MOF and struggled to great deal of anticipation to feel route development into
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" scrape and fill with appropriate angles and timing to keep zone coverage and lacks stickiness in man to man against
gaps sealed. TEs and RBs.
Tackling: Can hit like a ton of bricks when able to align a Gap Shooting Ability: Terrific aggressiveness and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.79 clean challenge in the alley. Very rapid click and close quickness to play into a gap, is fearless of potential
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 ability to play down hill and challenge ball carriers if a clear collisions with blockers in the hole. Diagnosis and ability to
and obvious pathway is provided. Needs to have feet set process where a gap will develop beforehand is something
- 10 Yard Split: N/A behind hips to finish tackles with consistency. that requires more work.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Struggles to play off of blocks with Feet/COD: Overextends feet when playing in pursuit, can
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 consistency and does not possess the upper body strength be cut off of and bite hard when trying to flow out into the
to press and disengage once contacted. Does have ability boundary with a ball carrier. When taking in reads from flat
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to play down into blocks and seal gaps with forceful run footed platform has ability to spring and explode into a
fills. challenge.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Plays fearless. Has no qualms Flexibility: Struggles to hinge the hips out in space and turn
about putting face in the fire and plugging up gaps with to get width with quickness. Instead is linear in pursuit and
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09 pads. Hustle and pursuit skills are strong to try to work back in angles, hip tightness is a huge restrictor from playing
into plays if the football goes away. with more lateral range and being more effective as a scrape
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” defender.
Lateral Movement: Does not possess any notable sideline First Step Quickness: Has good acceleration out of read if
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 to sideline speed. Combination of processor, tight angles given the green light to play into the LOS immediately. Has
and tight hips, all of which combine for a player better a quick burst off the second level and is able to beat OL to a
- Short Shuttle: N/A suited to stay in run fits between the tackles if possible. gap spot if tasked with blitzing the pocket.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
8.63 5.57 4.99 6.73 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Amarlo Herrera INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Block shedding skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Keishawn Bierria projects best as a one gap LB, primarily as a run defender FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
responsible for filling vs. the run. Bierria doesn't possess prototypical size for such a role,
so bulking up may add effectiveness and longevity to his NFL career. SIZE CONCERN S
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Micah Kiser, OB Linebacker #53

Date of Birth: 01/25/1994 Redshirt Senior, Virginia Cavaliers

8.39 - Sacks/Start: 0.39 0.66
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pittsburgh, Louisville, Virginia Tech


12.3 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Oregon (2016), Virginia Tech (2016), Miami FL (2016), Indiana (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6003 Football Intelligence: Appears to get caught peeking at Coverage Skills: Looks to play tight through the hips,
the mesh point too often, causing some late reactions to struggling to get lateral width when routes are run through
- Measured Weight: 238 offensive line flow and developing creases to shoot. vicinity. Physical when planting and driving forward to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" Peripheral vision is not especially strong. More of a challenge receivers at the catch point.
reactionary chase defender than a play processor.
Tackling: Can struggle to finish plays when trying to chase Gap Shooting Ability: Has proven capable of getting into
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.66 down laterally; slipped off a number of tackles in the alley the backfield with strong TFL production but is not
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 due to poor wrap up skills. Pads carry a lot of pop and when consistent; although some of that may be scheme and play
working into the teeth of the run is able to body ball carriers call related. Has a good first step but doesn't play off of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and finish with confidence. contact well to push through small creases to challenge.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Offers very little in effectiveness to Feet/COD: Is not overly sudden in terms of backpedal or
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A get off of blocks with hands. Is too complacent when transition steps. Has good initial quickness when driving
challenged physically, opts to take the path of least forward but lateral quickness and explosiveness is not a
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A resistance and fade away from the POA instead of rolling notable trait either.
hips and attempting to anchor.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Motor and pursuit are positive Flexibility: Capable of dropping the pads low and getting
traits, does well to work back into position to clean up underneath of ball carriers in tight spaces. When isolated in
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" plays. Would like to see a greater aggression into the LOS space is much more exposed to poor transitions, does not
on between the tackle runs to mitigate yards. Needs to be appear to have the needed lower body mobility to quickly
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” much better playing off of contact and blockers. get depth in zone.
Lateral Movement: Has good ability to scrape over the top First Step Quickness: When deciding to attack has good
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 as a backside pursuit player. Capable of jumping across face ability to beat offensive linemen to the spot, but often times
with forward momentum to get into gaps and try to uncover initial quickness is handcuffed with eyes reading mesh point
- Short Shuttle: 4.24 to challenge the ball carrier. Straight line speed into sideline or waiting for plays to develop.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 is functional but not especially strong.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.44 7.71 6.62 6.35 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Hayes Pullard INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Motor and pursuit Worst Trait: Hip mobility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Virginia Linebacker Micah Kiser projects most favorably as an interior LB, specifically as FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
a gap plug run defender in a 3-4 defensive front. Kiser doesn't have desirable range as a
pass defender for modern NFL standards, so a three down role is not ideal. SIZE CONCERN S
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Andre Smith, OB Linebacker #10

Date of Birth: 04/20/1997 Junior, North Carolina Tar Heels

6.23 - Sacks/Start: 0.07 0.28
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Georgia, Florida State, Stanford

2017 Top Competition: California, Louisville, Virginia Tech

7.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.13
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2016), Stanford (2016), California (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 5115 Football Intelligence: Patient along the LOS to allow backs Coverage Skills: Is tight in the hips and struggles to carry
to declare a gap before playing forward into pursuit. Does receivers through zones. Will get handcuffed against
- Measured Weight: 237 not have notable anticipation to scrape and fill forward to more mobile passers, trying to split the difference between
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" meet backs at the LOS. Struggles with peripheral vision to contain and zone. Can be exploited in the passing game as a
see developments ahead of time. result.
Tackling: Strong head up tackler. Brings a lot of pop Gap Shooting Ability: As a run blitzer shows good
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 behind pads to jar ball carriers. Has good awareness of timing and a nice ability to duck shoulder through contact
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 where the football is and making a point to attack the ball to uncover. When scraping over the top of the play does not
while finishing the rep. Foot speed can be a limiting factor look to have ability to gain ground and flow with needed
- 10 Yard Split: N/A while blocking in space. speed to hold contain.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Uses hands well to play off of cut blocks Feet/COD: Does not have a lot of fluidity when tasked with
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A at feet. Has a good anchor and power to absorb a block on planting and redirecting momentum. Lacks foot quickness
the second level and hold firm, capable of stacking head up. to gear back up and regain pursuit speed if caught in
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Will take path of least resistance and cut under blocks to the over-pursuit and back makes cut off of hip.
boundary, taking self out of play.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Is a banger on the inside. Likes Flexibility: Will struggle to get depth in pass drops due to
to buzz down and drop a pad to seal the pile. Pursuit in tightness. More of a linear athlete than one capable of being
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A space at times does not carry the same urgency as when successful and consistent in space against NFL competition.
tasked with playing forward at the snap on penetration Anchors well with hip drop when challenged in linear
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” opportunities. situations.
Lateral Movement: Does not appear to have the lateral First Step Quickness: Good burst when able to stick foot
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 flow ability to work sideline to sideline, limiting role as a in the ground and drive on action away from face. Same
MIKE. Most consistent working between the tackles as an cannot be said in coverage when reacting to a throw in
- Short Shuttle: N/A overhang defender. general vicinity.

FILM SCORE
2017 knee INJ Off Ball Linebacker
5.76 5.18 6.76 6.70 (missed 9 games) (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Damien Wilson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hitting power Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
ILB Andre Smith projects most favorably as an inside linebacker in an odd man front. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
There, his hitting power and lack of range can be used to plug inside gaps and prevent him
from being isolated in man to man coverage against TEs in the middle of the field. SIZE CONCERN S
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Stacy Thomas Jr, OB Linebacker #32

Date of Birth: 12/18/1994 Redshirt Senior, Louisville Cardinals

3.96 - Sacks/Start: 0.08 0.31
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, North Carolina State, Mississippi State

7.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.33 0.50
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Clemson (2016), Kentucky (2016), North Carolina State (2017), Syracuse (2017), Virginia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Does not show a high end ability to Coverage Skills: Has a nice ability to flip open the hips and
diagnose with quickness, is more of a visual pursuit player react as the QB's eyes lock onto a target. Natural transition
- Measured Weight: 230 instead of anticipating offensive flow to greet the football in out of backpedal and into a challenge of the ball. Does not
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A the backfield. have a great deal of turn and run athleticism to carry
receivers down the field.
Tackling: Poor habits when squaring up the ball carrier in Gap Shooting Ability: Plays soft working down into the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A the alley. Can overshoot landmarks and other times will hole, doesn't charge with the intent to blow through contact
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 completely whiff on contact. Does not translate a lot of and as a result will get uprooted and pushed off of spot to
power from pads into body of ball carrier, will slide off produce a crease for ball carriers. Needs to be more
- 10 Yard Split: N/A some attempts. confident of pad power.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: More successful in space to cut around a Feet/COD: Feet have some natural lightness. Is capable of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A blocker as compared to playing through contact with hands playing in zone coverage away from the LOS. Has short
and lower body power. Needs to establish a punch onto area agility to undercut a block and try to reach the ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A blockers to offset initial momentum and give window to carrier in space.
play laterally off contact.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Needs to get tougher in traffic. Flexibility: Reasonable amount of fluidity. Has hip hinge
Preference to play around traffic instead of through traffic needed to pivot with quickness and quickly react to the ball.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A will result in running self out of many plays. Doesn't set the Needs to stay aware of hip drop and get more grounded
tone with pads as a tackler or plug player. Hustle from the when taking on contact as a means of coiling through bodies
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” back side leave something more desired. with power.
Lateral Movement: Natural movement skills are fine. First Step Quickness: Linear explosiveness has not been
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 Poor reps are a product of poor motor and effort off the consistently showcased on film. Doesn't react with
back side or in space. Has mobility needed to contribute desirable burst and drive to close ground with quickness and
- Short Shuttle: N/A between the numbers. prevent acquisition of additional yardage by opposing ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 carriers.

FILM SCORE
2017 R leg INJ Off Ball Linebacker
5.59 5.74 N/A 6.59 (missed 3 games) (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Kentrell Brothers INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Competitive toughness LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
OBLB Stacy Thomas Jr. projects most favorably as a SAM LB, where his ability to play FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
coverage can be highlighted. Thomas Jr. will need to address his lack of power and hustle
if a role larger than a developmental project is to come to fruition. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tre' Williams, OB Linebacker #30

Date of Birth: 03/03/1996 Senior, Auburn Tigers

4.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.07 0.21
Start: Start:

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, Georgia, Alabama

6.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.17 0.17
Start: Start:

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas A&M (2016), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6016 Football Intelligence: Visual pursuit player outside the Coverage Skills: Does not offer much in the way of
tackles. Has flashes of anticipation and willingness to step mobility or range as a man or zone defender on the second
- Measured Weight: 238 down into developing gaps between the tackles, but makes level. Tight, lacking in range and shows tightness in the hips
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" plays as more of a thumper than someone to play off of when tasked with turning and bailing away from the LOS.
contact and find the football in pursuit.
Tackling: Struggles with mirroring in the open field. Will Gap Shooting Ability: Good linear shoot to burst through
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.75 overrun tackle attempts when scraping laterally to the a gap and uncover to challenge ball carriers in head up
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 boundary due to tightness in the lower half and difficulty to situations. Does well between the tackles to gather a full
re-collect momentum to come to balance prior to first head of steam and press through contact to uncover and
- 10 Yard Split: N/A contact. address the ball carrier.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Very stout at the POA. Shows impressive Feet/COD: Feet are labored and does not offer a lot of
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 extension skills and desirable upper body strength to press twitch in tight spaces. Will be a one gap run defender to step
defenders off of chest and uncover between the tackles. Has downhill and address the LOS with pads square, isn't going
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective hand sweep to clear and resume in pursuit. to be able to shift late and keep hips and pads square on any
ball carriers.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Smash-mouth style of player. Flexibility: Has notable restrictions in space. Has issues
Effective largely in downhill situations to crash into with hinging and getting width with quickness after reading
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" blockers and use first step quickness to generate momentum the mesh point on runs testing the boundary. Possesses
and create push to seal interior gaps in the run game. natural pad level and leverage when square to the LOS
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” thanks to squatty build.
Lateral Movement: Does not have the needed range to First Step Quickness: Has initial quickness and is quick to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 play isolated in the middle. Instead is most effective in generate momentum to pop into blockers. Is not overly swift
tighter spaces between the tackles. Lacking in the needed when trying to step down from the second level and will
- Short Shuttle: N/A long speed and effectiveness once tasked with flipping hips struggle to beat blockers to a spot when looking to shoot
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 into boundary to sit down and mirror runs. gaps.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
6.62 5.07 6.44 6.55 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Kris Frost INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Lateral movement LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Tre' Williams is a smash-mouth defender who projects most favorably as a one gap FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
plug LB in an odd man front. Williams does not offer a lot of three down abilities but has
value as a run stuffing LB with big time hitting power and ability to stack the POA. SIZE CONCERN S
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Chris Worley, OB Linebacker #35


3.12 - Sacks/Start: 0.04 0.22
Start: Start:


6.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Iowa (2017)
- Measured Height: 6013 Football Intelligence: Doesn't show a lot of trust in reads to Coverage Skills: Has fluid hips and clean feet in order to
deliver to the football after the snap. Is more of a visual shift and move effectively away from the LOS. Feel for
- Measured Weight: 238 player currently, must see the ball to break on the ball. routes developing behind zones is subpar and doesn't
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" Peripheral vision hangs him out to dry when working in currently reach landmarks in drops to minimize windows
space. over the top of his spot.
Tackling: Quick burst to close in and challenge the Gap Shooting Ability: Is more effective playing laterally
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.86 football. Carries speed well and is capable of coming to as compared to playing down hill due to inconsistency to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 balance out of a run in order to align hits. Sturdy pads with identify the play and drive forward into a gap. Doesn't gain
some ability to boom the ball. ground when scraping laterally over the top of boundary
- 10 Yard Split: N/A running plays.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Is ineffective with hands. Prone to trying Feet/COD: Steps are smooth. Prior history as a space
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 to run around blockers instead of challenging head up and defender is useful, capable of collecting and redirecting
forcing blockers to truly address short area quickness and weight with suddenness and good acceleration in a tight
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A movement skills. Doesn't play with desirable length to space. Needs to take better angles to avoid sudden
extend away from blocks. adjustments in pursuit.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Is too much of a finesse player in Flexibility: Shows the needed hinge through the hips to be
current form. Has flashes of physical play and doesn't play effective in zone drops, even deeper drops or when tasked
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A with any fear, but functional strength and power to roll into with carrying route stems farther up the field. Has nice pad
the POA doesn't always yield great results unless tasked level prior to tackling impact.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” with manning a single gap.
Lateral Movement: Good, strong range. Has worked from First Step Quickness: Has maintained pace and burst well
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 the back side of plays and scraped over the top to get despite transition to a different position. Visible acceleration
involved in plays on the far side of the field. Carries pacing out of flat footed reads helps to mask some slow reads and
- Short Shuttle: N/A well but needs to improve diagnosis to play forward when inefficiencies with transitions out of read steps into an
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 working into the boundary and mitigate gains. attack of the ball.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.44 4.39 4.17 6.80 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Keith Kelsey Jr. INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
A developmental prospect, LB Chris Worley is still showing signs of adjustment after FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
moving to MIKE LB after originally entering Columbus as a Safety. Worley has the needed
physical traits to play regularly on Sundays but should start with a ST role. SIZE CONCERN S
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Mike McCray, OB Linebacker #9

Date of Birth: 08/03/1994 Redshirt Senior, Michigan Wolverines

4.05 - Sacks/Start: 0.24 0.80
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Ohio State, Florida State


6.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 1.50
Start: Start:

NFL Combine Games watched: Florida State (2016), Ohio State (2016), Pennsylvania State (2017), Ohio State (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Does not appear to have confidence Coverage Skills: Stiff in space. Has a poor feel for routes
in reads. Will have eyes in the wrong spot and flow away developing and will get feet stuck in the mud when isolated
- Measured Weight: 243 from keys, opening prominent creases on outside run plays in space. Labors to turn and get depth out of platform when
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" for ball carriers to tuck up inside of. More of a visual tasked with reaching landmarks as a zone defender in hook/
pursuit player than one who uses anticipation. curl area in the MOF.
Tackling: Has good pop when able to align the hips and Gap Shooting Ability: Does not have explosive step to get
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.76 pads in tight spaces. Ability to move feet and adjust to cuts into a crease after seeing alley develop at the LOS. Is guilty
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 by ball carriers is not consistent. Does not have great length of guessing gaps instead of forcing back to make a move
to wrap up and wrangle ball carriers low without risk of and using reactive quickness to mirror and challenge at the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A sliding off the play. line.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Has a poor feel for how to attack linemen Feet/COD: Feet appear heavy and has build up speed. Does
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 after engaging in hand fits. Will look to spin off of contact not have ability to plant foot in the ground and drive against
but does so turning back to the football. Does not have momentum as a means of defending a cut back from ball
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A quickness in short spaces to duck underneath of blocks with carrier.
finesse.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Physically stout player who can Flexibility: Very linear. Struggles to unhinge the hips
deliver heavy contact in tight spaces and can be difficult to and get any level of lateral mobility without having to get
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" uproot from the line of scrimmage when tasked with the shoulders aligned. Does not show short area lean to
plugging gaps. Pursuit away from the ball does leave work through contact or finish potential splash plays,
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” something to be desired. Either.
Lateral Movement: Lacks ideal movement skills to pursue First Step Quickness: Has little burst when needing to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 off the weak side, doesn't have mobility to scrape over the accelerate and close ground quickly. Fails to win
top of plays. Will instead try to cut underneath the play but advantageous angles from either the second level or when
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 lacks the long speed and short area burst to get home on the walked up onto the line of scrimmage in the pre-snap.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 ball carrier.

FILM SCORE
2015 shoulder injury Off Ball Linebacker
7.17 7.70 6.15 5.98 (missed 12 games) (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Josh Forrest INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hitting power Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Mike McCray does not project favorably to the NFL game. McCray currently has poor FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
football IQ and struggles to make splash plays as an athlete. Without polish and requisite
level of ability in either area, he projects best as a depth player entering training camp. SIZE CONCERN S
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Joel Lanning, OB Linebacker #7

Date of Birth: 11/18/1994 Redshirt Senior, Iowa State Cyclones

8.77 - Sacks/Start: 0.46 0.85
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Played Quarterback)


7.33 - Sacks/Start: 0.50 0.50
Start: Start:

East/West Shrine Games watched: Oklahoma (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Memphis (2017)
- Measured Height: 6013 Football Intelligence: Needs to be given simplified tasks in Coverage Skills: Stiff in space. Would need to be
order to make an impact. Is currently not a read and react implemented strictly as a short area zone defender, lacks
- Measured Weight: 232 defender after spending majority of career on the other side hinge and fluidity out in space to successfully be a match-up
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" of the football. Lacks anticipation and play recognition worth assignment in pass coverage.
skills at this juncture.
Tackling: Has good aggressiveness in fills to run feet Gap Shooting Ability: Some of best reps come when
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A through the ball carrier. Plays full tilt, allowing for some big afforded a chance to run blitz or green dog plays when left
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 collisions with ball carriers but is all hustle and motor. unoccupied. Has good functional balance to play through
Won't explode through contact and is more of a wrap up contact but does need to develop some hand sheds to ensure
- 10 Yard Split: N/A tackler than anything else. momentum is not influenced from the side.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Gets glued to blocks due to poor Feet/COD: Does not have a lot of twitch or mobility in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A awareness of hand usage and ability to stack up blockers. Is short spaces. Is built top heavy and does not illustrate a lot
unaccustomed to pressing out on blockers to establish some of lower body mobility to plant and drive with any notable
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A free space and therefore often ends reps chest to chest with burst.
a blocker.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: One hell of a competitor to Flexibility: Rigid. Upright mover when working down into
change positions prior to final season and play MLB after the box and does not illustrate needed hinge to play with
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A being team's starting QB. Flies around on the field, very any range or depth away from the line of scrimmage.
likable hustle and mentality. Does not, however, play with
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” functional strength.
Lateral Movement: Has modest straight line speed but First Step Quickness: Possesses more build-up speed than
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 lateral mobility should be restricted to within the box. Does true twitch off of platform. Able to generate momentum
not have a lot of pacing when having to scrape and stay between release on the second level and when reaching the
- Short Shuttle: N/A square to the line of scrimmage. LOS in order to press through light contact but won't win
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 reps with pace or burst.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
6.12 8.21 5.63 (Size only) 6.05 Played QB until final
season at Iowa State (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: JR Tavai INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Joel Lanning is a fun story, but his transition to the defensive side of the ball is going to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
require a whole lot of patience and development, if a team would like to invest in him.
Lanning is a practice squad candidate for at least a full season in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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Courtney Love, OB Linebacker #51

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Kentucky Wildcats

4.58 - Sacks/Start: 0.05 0.14
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida, Alabama, Louisville

2017 Top Competition: Georgia, Louisville, South Carolina

7.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.17
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Louisville (2016), Georgia (2017), South Carolina (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Slow processor, is not quick to Coverage Skills: Has a fair level of short area agility and
diagnose the play and often times will scrape or fill late and movement skills, but gets tunnel vision when isolated out in
- Measured Weight: 245 lose angles on ball carrier as an end result. Does not space and does not shade his zone stems appropriately to
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A showcase needed anticipation to meet ball carriers in the take away throwing windows.
hole at the LOS.
Tackling: Is not a physical tackler, can be quick to close in Gap Shooting Ability: Lack of anticipation removes any
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A space and can find way to the ball carrier if given a free consistency with playing forward into the LOS and limited
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 pass through traffic but is not going to deliver a big hit or opportunities to make splash plays on the plus side of the
jolt ball carriers. More of a wrap and dead leg tackler than line of scrimmage.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A powerful hitter.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Gets glued to blocks far too easily and is Feet/COD: Has a sharp cut out of flat footed reads to break
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A limited in skills and functional strength press and disengage and transition into pursuit of the football. Does show the
from blocks. Swallowed up at the POA when trying to stick ability to collect momentum with some quickness and cut
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A nose into an inside gap and rarely comes out the other side underneath of a looming block when scraping over the top
in pursuit. of a play.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Does not showcase desirable Flexibility: Hinge, turn and run skills are present to be a
functional strength, nor the ability to tolerate contact at the viable pursuit defender. Does not play with needed leverage
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A POA. Is frequently eliminated with even slight lateral at the LOS when taking on blocks head on. Needs to show
contact from plays and needs to use hands with greater more hip drop and ability to sink pad level.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” consistency to avoid blocks.
Lateral Movement: Does not have the needed burst or First Step Quickness: Light on first step when able to get
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 explosion in open field to cover up lapses in judgement and down hill with quickness and attack the LOS immediately.
ability to read the play. Lacks true sideline to sideline range Has the physical skillset to be more effective as a quick
- Short Shuttle: N/A and flow. footed defender than able to showcase.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.27 4.73 N/A 6.26 None (None)
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NFL Player Comparison: Andrew Jackson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Natural athleticism Worst Trait: Football IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Courtney Love is a high motor defender who struggles with making reads of action in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
the backfield. That will limit him to playing special teams if given an opportunity at the
NFL level and should considerably remove the appeal of investing a draft selection in him. SIZE CONCERN S
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Al-Rasheed Benton, OB Linebacker #3


4.17 - Sacks/Start: 0.06 0.36
Start: Start:
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Miami FL

2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Texas Christian

8.00 - Sacks/Start: 0.00 0.33
Start: Start:

Listed Measurements Games watched: Texas Christian (2016), Miami FL (2016), Oklahoma State (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Utah (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Football Intelligence: Is most effective playing forward, Coverage Skills: Doesn't offer a whole lot of value away
appears hesitant and less apt to break on a play when forced from the line of scrimmage. Doesn't have the hip mobility to
- Measured Weight: 238 to sit on the island and read action in peripheral vision. Has flip up the field and turn and run with receivers in man to
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A linear thinking and linear skill to blow forward and plug man assignments. Doesn't have a lot of anticipation or feel
gaps. for routes developing on the second level to flow in zone.
Tackling: Will get banged and knocked around, losing Gap Shooting Ability: Is best as a run blitzer. Will hold
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A balance on high traffic tackle reps. Has good pop in the pads water just long enough to step forward and get gap to
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.72 when playing forward and when the hips and pads have develop to shoot through as a between the tackles run
opportunity to align. Has needed physicality to stand up ball defender.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A carriers one on one.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Block Shedding: Does not have a desired amount of length Feet/COD: Feet are deliberate and not necessarily dynamic
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A and furthermore complicates the issue by not using hands to as it relates to being able to plant outside of the hips. Has a
stun blockers. Instead is content to hammer into bodies with linear level of pursuit and needs to have clear pathways if
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pads, which is effective as a gap plug but won't cut it when able to scrape over the top of the play and get outside the
tasked with disengaging and getting back into pursuit. numbers.
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 34.0” Competitive Toughness: Is a hammer stepping downhill Flexibility: Has some notable tightness when trying to get
in between the tackles, especially if not forced to diagnose away from the line of scrimmage. Balance is compromised
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A at the snap. Otherwise loses confidence and is robbed of more than anything, will lose footing and get rerouted easily
pretty solid functional power. Struggles to press and get off with heavy handed defenders due to inability to extend feet
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 9’8” of blocks. and catch weight.
Lateral Movement: Must get hips open to transition into First Step Quickness: Capable of taking some protection
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 7.13 scrape. Lack of foot quickness prevents a quick shoot schemes by surprise as a delay blitzer with a solid first step
across the face of blocks in tight spaces. Lateral range is to explode forward out of read steps.
- Short Shuttle: N/A only modest and won't be able to fulfil the MIKE at the next
OBLB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.29 level.

FILM SCORE
Off Ball Linebacker
7.22 4.95 N/A 6.34 None (None)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Neiron Ball INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Gap plugging Worst Trait: Coverage skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
LB Al-Rasheed Benton has likable ability to fill gaps as an early down linebacker but his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
inability to influence pass plays is a significant issue. Instead, Benton should be
implemented as depth and be phased into special teams roles to make a 53 man roster. SIZE CONCERN S
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2018 Cornerback Rankings
POSITION OVERALL POSITION NAME SCHOOL EVALUATION POSITION OVERALL POSITION NAME SCHOOL EVALUATION
1 25 CB Denzel Ward Ohio State 7.83-S 20 155 CB Avonte Maddox Pittsburgh 6.97-S
2 26 CB Jaire Alexander Louisville 7.83-M 21 169 CB Kamrin Moore Boston College 6.92-A
3 30 CB Josh Jackson Iowa 7.76 22 177 CB Greg Stroman Virginia Tech 6.90
4 66 CB Mike Hughes Central Florida 7.52-C/S 23 192 CB Nick Nelson Wisconsin 6.83
5 72 CB Holton Hill Texas 7.48-C 24 202 CB Taron Johnson Weber State 6.77-Co/St
6 78 CB Danny Johnson Southern 7.43-Co 25 210 CB Isaac Yiadom Boston College 6.71
7 81 CB Donte Jackson Louisiana State 7.39-S 26 216 CB Jordan Thomas Oklahoma 6.69-C/U
8 90 CB Quenton Meeks Stanford 7.35 27 222 CB Dee Delaney Miami FL 6.66-IQ
Pennsylvania
9 95 CB Christian Campbell State
7.33-A T28 226 CB Anthony Averett Alabama 6.64-S
10 99 CB Isaiah Oliver Colorado 7.27-A T28 229 CB Kevin Toliver Louisiana State 6.64
11 105 CB Parry Nickerson Tulane 7.24-M 30 238 CB Jamar Summers Connecticut 6.60-A
12 109 CB M.J. Stewart North Carolina 7.21-C 31 248 CB Brandon Facyson Virginia Tech 6.53-M
T13 114 CB DJ Reed Kansas State 7.17-S 32 252 CB Rashard Fant Indiana 6.51-A
Jacksonville
T13 115 CB Siran Neal 7.17-Co T33 256 CB JC Jackson Maryland 6.46-C/M
State
15 117 CB Carlton Davis Auburn 7.15 T33 258 CB D'Montre Wade Murray State 6.46-Co
Western
16 123 CB Darius Phillips 7.10-S 35 260 CB Chandon Sullivan Georgia State 6.45-Sp
Michigan
17 139 CB Duke Dawson Florida 7.03 36 276 CB Rashaan Gaulden Tennessee 6.29
18 145 CB Levi Wallace Alabama 7.01 37 279 CB Tony Brown Alabama 6.23-U
19 149 CB Tarvarus McFadden Florida State 6.99-C 38 292 CB Mike Daniels Jr West Virginia 6.03
Cornerback Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10

8.50 - 9.00

Man Cover Skills: How well does the CB run with receivers in space? Can he Acceleration: How quickly is the CB able to get up to top speed? Can he recover CHARACTER C
disrupt routes at the LOS, on their stem and win catch point? Does he play trail when missing a jam or can he pursue plays from behind to defend the last line of Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
position well? defense? COMPETITION Co
Zone Cover Skills: Does the CB properly read his keys while feeling routes run Zone Spacing: Is the CB able of overlapping and effectively passing off MEDICALS M
in the vicinity? Does he show click and close ability or IQ to drop and carry? receivers to teammates? How well does he stay leveraged as a vertical player? Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Feet/COD: Is the CB a sudden athlete with the ability to plant and drive on Competitive Toughness: How big does the CB play? Does he attack running PROJECTION P
throws in front of him quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover on plays? Can he stand up in traffic and make tackles?
the boundary? SIZE S
Ball Skills: Can the CB locate the football in the air? When he does, how well Run Support: How effective is the CB is stepping up as a force player on the Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
does he time his jump to break up the pass? Does he have good hands? boundary? Does he attack aggressively? Shed blocks of skill players?
Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Flexibility: Does the CB have natural ability to bend from the hips and waist? Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the CB display? Does he break Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
Can he produce twist at the waist to turn and find the ball? Can he open his hips down, wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring feet? What kind of range does he have in
naturally? pursuit? Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Denzel Ward, Cornerback #12

Date of Birth: 04/28/1997 Junior, Ohio State University

Position Overall 67 total tackles, 2 interceptions (INT), 24 passes broken up (PBU)
Rank: T1 Rank: 25 - Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/
1.76 0.05 0.63
Start: Start: Start:
- Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/

- Career - Career - Winning 2.33 0.00 0.33
Starts: 13 Wins: 11 Percentage: 0.846 Start: Start: Start:

(Y/N): No Played: 38 - Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/
2.33 0.33 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Indiana (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Iowa (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 5107 Man Cover Skills: Has terrific foot speed and transitions to Acceleration: Ability to get up to top speed with quickness
flip hips up field and carry vertical route stems. Is allows for late recovery or burst to challenge ball coming
- Measured Weight: 183 comfortable playing with back to the football before out of primary zone. Has an effective click and close to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" locating late. Combative at the top of route stems but can drive across the face of receivers and undercut the throw in
get handsy at times against bigger receivers. off coverage or when leveraged over stem.
Zone Cover Skills: Spatial awareness and peripheral vision Zone Spacing: Disciplined in space to hold water and wait
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.32 to divide spaces on the field and get in a position to break for QB to declare a throw before breaking on the ball. Has
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 on a throw is terrific. Lack of length can diminish ability to found ball production from sinking out of primary area and
influence throwing windows but foot quickness and route overlapping to aggressively address the football. Effective
- 10 Yard Split: N/A combo recognition skills are great. in the flats but best value is as a deep third defender.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Natural foot quickness is excellent. Has Competitive Toughness: Has eyes bigger than pads. Wants
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 ability to stay overtop of routes in up man coverage with to step up and be engaged in everything. When driving on
backpedal, very smooth to drop off the LOS. Transition the catch point will jar receivers loose from the ball. As a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 steps are crisp and efficient, is not wasteful when having to head up tackler and challenging blockers, is limited by
collect and drive on a route. pedestrian lower body power and ability to absorb contact.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has been well coached to play the hands of the Run Support: Does well to get out of bail technique and
receiver. Has trust in ability to react to receiver's eyes and step back up to beat blockers across face and use the
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'04" get hands vertical between hands of receivers to contest. boundary to leverage runs appropriately. Good attitude as a
Aggressive and accurate swipe when not in position to tackler. Does not illustrate ideal length or pop in hands to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A immediately break receiver's hands. take on blockers and quickly discard.
Flexibility: Hips are free and fluid. Has no issue in zone Tackling: Boom hitter in zone coverage when driving on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A coverage to bail with speed and flip hips to get into pursuit targets in front of face. Loses luster when buzzing down
of the ball. Has highly mobile body in general to contort and into the LOS to play the run, but is disciplined to play more
- Short Shuttle: N/A get small to slip contact or to reach and extend for the conservative and allow teammates and pursuit to catch back
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 football. up to the play.

FILM SCORE
4.98 4.45 7.49 8.41 None Cornerback (+0.10)
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NFL Player Comparison: Jason Verrett INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Physicality LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Denzel Ward is a universal player on film, but teams must be willing to accept his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
lack of size and length to be comfortable featuring him on the boundary. Should be a Day 1
starter in a man to man coverage heavy defensive system. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jaire Alexander, Cornerback #10


2.41 0.22 0.47

2017 Top Competition: North Carolina State, Boston College, Virginia

(Y/N): Yes Played: 32 - Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/
3.00 0.00 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Kentucky (2016), Clemson (2016), Louisiana State (2016), Purdue (2017), Syracuse (2017), Virginia (2017)
- Measured Height: 5102 Man Cover Skills: Has great feet and quickness to Acceleration: Has a good, but not great recovery burst if
transition out of alignment and flip hips up the field. Does caught in between targets in zone coverage and having to
- Measured Weight: 196 lack ideal length to play from the trail but recovery burst get up the field and back into a contest position. Downhill
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" and usage of hands inside the 5 yard window to reroute charge is sudden and will take receivers by surprise if not
receivers will throw off timing. eyeing the potential tackle.
Zone Cover Skills: Shows good anticipatory skills to buzz Zone Spacing: Does well to split the difference when
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.38 off of a receiver and close throwing windows. Ability to routes target zone space. Will always prefer to buzz under
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 process route combinations and utilize peripheral vision is the deeper route, trusts tackling skills to step up and take
key to making big plays on the ball. Awareness to pin down receivers in the flats or in short areas of the field.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A receivers to the boundary in bail technique. Does well to stay leveraged over vertical routes.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are smooth and sudden, will collect Competitive Toughness: Does not let lack of ideal size
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 balance out of a backpedal and drive on route breaks with dictate play on the field. Very effective going toe to toe with
clean transition. Has needed footwork when bailing to flip blockers on the boundary and is assertive in efforts to step
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 eyes back inside without losing space on receiver. Patient at up and fill the D-gap as a run defender. Tackles and plays
the line of scrimmage to filter releases as desired. jam well above weight class.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Picks up the ball in flight quickly and shows Run Support: Plays with more "want to" than receivers as
soft hands to catch away from body. On a number of blockers on the boundary. Will take a drop step and drive on
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07" occasions has taken aggressive angles to the ball and beat outside runs, beating blockers to the spot and hardening the
receivers to the spot to finish a play. Plays with a violent edge. Will be smart (and conservative) in tackle efforts to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A swipe through the hands of receivers for PBU efforts. prevent chunk gains outside.
Flexibility: Good mobility throughout the hips. Has clean Tackling: Has an awareness to attack the football in hands
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A flip up the field and capable of carrying speed while of receivers at the catch point. Will cut low on bigger ball
transitioning vertically. Has free mobility throughout the carriers but effectively brings the pads and runs the feet
- Short Shuttle: 3.98 shoulders to make the most of underwhelming wingspan through the thigh pad to ensure bowling over runners.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 and play as long as possible.

FILM SCORE
6.53 6.08 7.03 8.17 2017 knee INJ Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brent Grimes INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Length LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Jaire Alexander is a scrappy, combative CB with the foot quickness and hip mobility to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
play press man coverage. His lack of length could be problematic, so reps as a press Cover
2 defender would protect vertically and allow him to squat in zone as well as trail WRs. SIZE CONCERN S
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Joshua Jackson, Cornerback #15

Date of Birth: 04/03/1996 Redshirt Junior, Iowa Hawkeyes

Rank: 3 Rank: 30 - Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/
1.69 0.20 0.61
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Michigan, Wisconsin


3.67 1.67 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Minnesota (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Ohio State (2017), Wisconsin (2017), Wyoming (2017)
- Measured Height: 6003 Man Cover Skills: Masterful from in phase position to feel Acceleration: Has very good spring out of bucket step to
receivers without uprooting or pulling receivers off of drive forward when defending over the top. Has good linear
- Measured Weight: 196 breaks to prevent flags. Has very good transitions with hips acceleration as well, fully capable of defending deeper
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" flipped up the field. Patient at the line of scrimmage to routes and protecting vertically.
disrupt the timing of route releases on the boundary.
Zone Cover Skills: Terrific usage of eyes and route Zone Spacing: Ability to overlap zones allows for effective
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 recognition. Will drop off zones to attack the football, trusts play on the back end. Effective in filtering route releases
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 Safeties to MOF or behind him to cover when selecting reps and gaining initial leverage to filter routes into teammates
to undercut a route. Has very good anticipation and plays without conceding extra space to widen throwing windows.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A best from a Cover 3 bail technique. Has movement twitch to get out and challenge the ball.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet at the top of routes when hips are flipped Competitive Toughness: Is not a great hitter or tackler, but
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 are longer than average, which does allow some extra space has ability to improve thanks to desirable measurables. Very
on quick hitters vs. more fluid receivers. Transitions physical on route stems, able to reroute early and then uses
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 themselves and step efficiency are effective. Very sudden in hands at the catch point to play through receivers and attack
click and close with hips aligned to the backfield. the football with aggression.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Terrific ball skills on deep and short routes. Run Support: Is not a key defender on the boundary.
Deeper route success is predicated around playing cover 3 Passive at times playing through contact in an effort to step
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" and anticipating routes develop. Success in the short area up and harden the corner. Late to recognize in man coverage
comes from playing in phase to feel receivers. Uses length and will run self out of position to work back into the play
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A well at the catch point. Effective hands. and challenge as a tackler.
Flexibility: Is not tight by any means. Capable of flipping Tackling: Can get complacent when filling into the LOS
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the hips hard on hard breaks if feeling receiver on the stem. and not wrap up, resulting in bumping off bodies. Terrific
Works back to the line of scrimmage from in phase as good at the catch point to use hands and position effectively to
- Short Shuttle: 4.03 as any CB in the class. Terrific body control to optimize hook and be ready to bring down receivers if the catch is
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 length and completed.

FILM SCORE
5.87 6.08 7.29 8.10 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: James Bradberry INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Short area COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Joshua Jackson needs good Safety play around him (both with a deep middle FS and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
an effective run defender) in the secondary to reach his full potential. A deep third Cover 3
role with Safeties in place could lead to consistent Pro Bowl production as a starting CB. SIZE CONCERN S
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Mike Hughes, Cornerback #19

Date of Birth: Not Available Junior, Central Florida Knights

2.50 0.17 0.58
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (JUCO)

- Career - Career - Winning N/A N/A N/A
2017 Top Competition: South Florida, Memphis, Auburn

4.33 0.33 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Memphis (2017), Maryland (2017), Memphis (2017), South Florida (2017), Auburn (2017)
- Measured Height: 5101 Man Cover Skills: Aggressive and physical in the face of Acceleration: Shows very good suddenness to accelerate
receivers at the line of scrimmage. Shows strong hip and click and close on the play. Is applicable as a tackler,
- Measured Weight: 189 mobility to flip open up the field and transition into trail when tracking the football in zone coverage and when
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" position in the receiver's hip pocket while carrying routes trying to track the ball over the shoulder. Has good
down the field. recovery speed and second gear.
Zone Cover Skills: Shows great spatial awareness and Zone Spacing: Has ability to cover ground quickly and get
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 discipline with eyes to drop off of the LOS or further into into the catch point. Has good spacing when isolated with
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 landmarks to prevent routes from filling in the space behind two routes to stay in position to sink or drive and challenge
him. Effective to plant and drive on throws in front of face either effectively. Not tasked with a lot of true deep third
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and takes good angles to greet receivers. but has ROM and athleticism to carry and stay overtop.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Excellent footwork. Patient, balanced at the Competitive Toughness: Plays with a nasty demeanor.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 20 LOS and able to stay leveraged over the top of receivers for Able to dictate the edge in run support effectively and
extended time in an up alignment at the LOS. Transitions throws a nasty punch at the line of scrimmage. Functional
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 are quick and have notable burst to stay in stride with strength is a plus but needs to stay consistent in applications
receivers effortlessly. as a tackler, specifically.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Good reaction time and quickness to get hands Run Support: Physical against potential blockers, likes to
on the football in last second adjustments. Shows awareness collapse blockers with a hard charge and punch, showing
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07 to attack through the hands of receivers at the catch point good extension through the arms to harden the edge.
and rip through in an effort to pull out the ball when caught Attitude is not always matched with strong habits as a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A late to the catch point. tackler, however .
Flexibility: Highly flexible in the hips, shows awesome Tackling: Too prone to cut low, regardless of situation. Is
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hinge and ability to step over and get the hips opened up the an effective cut tackler but would like to see more
field without compensating pad level of rhythm of steps. willingness to use pads and run the feet. Will occasionally
- Short Shuttle: 4.13 Plays loose with feet to get out from under hips in instances let ball carriers slip out of wrap up instances.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 of a hard cut or change of direction.

FILM SCORE
5.18 6.98 6.34 8.00 2 game suspension (assault

charge in 2015) Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kevin Johnson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Mike Hughes is an attractive man to man corner with the ability to start and effectively FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
play up in the face of receivers in the NFL. Hughes has great aggression on the boundary
but will need to sure up tackling issues to reach ceiling as a top starter. SIZE CONCERN S
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Holton Hill, Cornerback #5


4.65 0.12 0.54
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: California, Oklahoma, Texas Tech

2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Southern California, Oklahoma State

7.67 0.00 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Oklahoma (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Southern California (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 6015 Man Cover Skills: Highly effective press defender at the Acceleration: Ability to turn and run with receivers when
line of scrimmage. Shows good strength to stay tight on the tasked with carrying up the field is strong. Has a fair level
- Measured Weight: 196 hip pocket of receivers when flipping up the field. Struggles of recovery burst when tested vertically. Has terrific
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.63" in off coverage to show short area quickness to flip back suddenness to plant and drive on plays developing in front
into trail coverage when having to react. of face.
Zone Cover Skills: Has great eye discipline to stay in the Zone Spacing: Very good range and ability to split the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 backfield, shows awesome spatial awareness to drop off and difference when trying to bait QBs and looking to break
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 carry receivers out of zone before showing anticipation to with quickness to influence throws. Deeper spacing is
react to a throw in front of face. Has anticipation to buzz off predicated on taking conservative initial approach,
- 10 Yard Split: N/A of primarily landmark and take away throws. otherwise will get stressed in off positioning.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Has good patience at the LOS to stay square Competitive Toughness: Very physical defender. Has the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 when playing up on receivers. Has very good explosion out ability and strength to dictate reps at the line of scrimmage.
of backpedal to plant and drive, working into the play with Fearless driving into the LOS to put face into the play and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 quickness. Has issues with off coverage getting off of blow up shallow routes with click and close.
platform and moving quickly to stay in hip pocket.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has modest ball production but shows very Run Support: High motor and desire on the field,
strong ball skills at the catch point courtesy of length and particularly as a flat defender to work across potential
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" strength to uproot receivers from positioning at the catch blocks and blow up boundary running plays. Has tackling
point. Has power to run through bodies and jar the football presence of a Safety on the boundary, steps up quickly and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A loose when late arriving to the throw. has length to extend and discard of blocks on the edge.
Flexibility: Issues in coverage are accentuated most when Tackling: The best tackling CB in the class. Extremely
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A trying to adjust in space and pivot with suddenness to mirror physical, shows good habits with form wrap up tackles and
athletes in isolated alignments. Has good range of motion in balance/patience in one on one situations with ball carriers
- Short Shuttle: 4.15 the feet to drop step and collect momentum with suddenness in the flat. Physical at the catch point as well.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 and spring forward.

FILM SCORE
2017 suspension
5.09 5.91 6.65 7.96 (Drug concerns)
Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Quincy Wilson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone coverage IQ Worst Trait: Man coverage IQ LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Holton Hill projects most favorably as a press boundary CB. Hill has great instincts in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Cover 2 and has the ability to cover a great deal of range as a zone defender as well as a
tackler. Hill requires good locker room structure to keep him on the straight and narrow. SIZE CONCERN S
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Danny Johnson, Cornerback #1

Date of Birth: 11/17/1995 Senior, Southern Jaguars

3.87 0.35 0.85


N/A N/A N/A

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern Mississippi (2017), Texas San Antonio (2017), Grambling State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5092 Man Cover Skills: Diminutive frame will pose problems Acceleration: One of the better second gears in the class.
on the boundary at the next level, but has a great level of Has rapid closing speed to flip the switch and attach the
- Measured Weight: 181 stickiness and shows desirable skills in flipping into the trail football. Has great long speed and the ability to recover
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" position. Lacking in the needed length and strength to play quickly and get back up the field to close a throwing
any press coverage. window.
Zone Cover Skills: Terrific recognition skills, particularly Zone Spacing: Suddenness and explosive COD allows for a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.44 given level of competition. Consistently shaded in the right very large area of influence depending on the assignment.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 area, trusts eyes and keys to lead him to the football. Ability Has the long speed to be tasked with a deep third but
to hinge and carry a receiver through zone has led to a great overlap and spacing shines brightest when in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A deal of ball production. intermediates to attack crossers or out breaking targets.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are smooth, but unrefined. Natural Competitive Toughness: A tale of two players: terrific
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 athleticism provides the needed juice to physically scrap and fight in pass coverage. Notably more lethargic and
overwhelm his level of competition but will need better unenthused at the prospect of tackling in run support or
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 refinement inside of the first 5 yards to effectively mirror stepping forward. Contributed on both special teams and
route breaks. offense in addition to 4 year starting role on defense.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: May be the best in the class. Terrific nose for Run Support: Is lacking in the ability to step up and pop a
the football and shows great effectiveness in zone coverage ball carrier. Does not have the length, strength or the want
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" to key the eyes of passer and flow into a position to to step down into the LOS and help set a perimeter against
challenge the ball. High INT conversion rate. Shows some the run.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A softness to hands to help finish receptions.
Flexibility: Hips are fluid and showcase a very strong Tackling: True cover corner. Is not a big hitter, although he
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ability to open up into the field and accelerate from an can close in a hurry and put the hurt on a swing pass into the
off man position. Plays longer than measurables thanks to flat. Much less enthused to step forward and take on a
- Short Shuttle: N/A effective mobility in the upper half in an effort to maximize running back with pads square to the line of scrimmage.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 wingspan.

FILM SCORE
8.12 8.32 5.92 7.44 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Aaron Colvin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Run support LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Danny Johnson is a fun prospect, but a complicated projection. Johnson lacks the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
length to play up on the LOS at the boundary, but he's also not a great tackler and may not
fit well from the nickel as a D-gap defender. Johnson projects best in Cover 2 or off man. SIZE CONCERN S
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Donte Jackson, Cornerback #1


3.08 0.11 0.54


1.67 0.00 1.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Auburn (2017), Alabama (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 5104 Man Cover Skills: Has great backpedal and foot quickness Acceleration: Tremendous short area quickness.
to transition quickly and turn and run with receivers up the Consistently able to plant and drive on throws, challenging
- Measured Weight: 175 field. Size and wingspan are noted barriers, will have a hard the football by shooting across the face of receivers on
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" time with physical receivers to stay in phase and not give up routes that break into the field or out to the boundary. Has
space on route breaks or vertically. good long speed as well.
Zone Cover Skills: Lethal Cover 2 potential. Has very Zone Spacing: Uses burst and acceleration skills to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.32 good movement skills and anticipation of route advantage, is in position to challenge throws on a regular
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 development to bait passers into taking shots into area. basis. Is not easy to isolate or hi-low with route concepts
Understands when he is free to sink and drop off the LOS to due to quickness and eye discipline to see where the QB is
- 10 Yard Split: N/A take away vertical throws. looking to throw.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Has a fluid backpedal, very smooth to keep the Competitive Toughness: Scrappy when carrying routes up
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 7 hips set low and drop away from the LOS and sustain the field, shows a good effort to squeeze route stems and
leverage overtop of route stems. Easy redirection thanks filter receivers into the Safety overtop. Functional strength
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 to foot quickness and postural control, never caught is not a strength and is going to struggle with the basics as a
awkwardly leaning or unbalanced. run defender as a result.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Needs some stick 'em for those hands! Has Run Support: Effort is present but is going to struggle to
great reactive quickness and takes excellent angles to the shed blocks on the boundary, often times overwhelmed by
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" football. Has dropped a number of would be interceptions receivers able to establish hands on. Furthermore shows
but overall is productive attacking the football. Lack of some poor habits as a tackler.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A length can be problematic from the trail position.
Flexibility: Very fluid athlete, has dynamic rotational Tackling: Prone to leaving feet and lunging into some
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A mobility in the hips to hinge and pivot and play with tackle attempts, needs to keep the feet up. That said, is a
receivers when routes work back across face. Is notably lighter CB and will not have great success wrestling ball
- Short Shuttle: N/A pliable and an explosive athlete to elevate in coverage in carriers to the ground. Shows great effort in pursuit down
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 efforts to optimize length and challenge the ball. the field to stay active in the play.

FILM SCORE
5.85 4.90 6.10 7.93 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Tracy Porter INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone spacing Worst Trait: Run support LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Donte Jackson is a terrific candidate to play a lot of zone coverage. Jackson's eye FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
discipline and zone spacing can make him an effective starter to challenge throws and
protect him from having to play from the hip pocket of receivers vertically down the field. SIZE CONCERN S
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Quenton Meeks, Cornerback #24

Date of Birth: 06/20/1996 Junior, Stanford Cardinal

2.95 0.18 0.44
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Colorado, North Carolina


4.33 0.00 1.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Texas Christian (2017), California (2017), Washington State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Man Cover Skills: Highly effective when utilized in the Acceleration: Does not have great burst or explosiveness,
face of receivers at the line of scrimmage. Possesses terrific particularly when situated off of the LOS and needing to
- Measured Weight: 209 length and physicality at the LOS, plus effective transitions break and drive forward with suddenness. Has smooth long
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.25" to flip hips quickly and get into the trail position, tracking speed and when paired with length and press gives ability to
the defender with hand. protect vertically.
Zone Cover Skills: Good trust in technique to Zone Spacing: Can get snookered by route combinations at
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.49 understand how and when to break to mirror routes from an times, letting leverage slip and get pulled out of positioning
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 off position. Lacking in the click and close ability to be to allow combination routes to be hit on longer developing
highly effective defending away from the body of receivers plays. Shallow route defending is effective to squat in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A working down field. shallows and use length.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Transitions are not especially sudden but does Competitive Toughness: Very physical on route stems to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 mask with good hip mobility and big strides to cover a lot of squeeze and pin down routes working up the field. Effective
ground in limited steps. Has good patience to slide laterally in filtering releases off the LOS as well. Needs to be more
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 at the LOS as a press defender and stay leveraged over the assertive and consistent in efforts to step up and play the
top of the receiver. run, can get pushed around and walled off.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Very good length and shows good ability to Run Support: Intent is consistent and has promising
track the football mid-flight. Has the needed stickiness in tackling power, but needs to be more balanced getting off of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" man to stay on the hip while eyes are flipped back to look contact and needs to be more effective shucking blocks on
for the football and plays vertically to show size at the catch the boundary. Will lock arms and then lose leverage and be
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A point. passive engaging with receiver.
Flexibility: Hip mobility is notable to swing and pivot Tackling: Has notable length and effective wingspan to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A within the 5 yard window and get vertical. Has high hips in play with a large influence at the edge against the run.
backpedal in off man. Likable ability to hinge and keep eyes Capable of dropping a booming hit on receivers at the catch
- Short Shuttle: 4.23 in the backfield when playing bail technique for Cover 3 point. Needs to be a bit more patient when uncovered in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 zone on the boundary. open space to prevent being manipulated.

FILM SCORE
6.00 6.08 6.73 7.62 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jalen Collins INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Man cover skills Worst Trait: Run support LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Quenton Meeks projects as a starting CB in the NFL for a team that implements a lot of FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
press man coverage. Meeks has the length and ball skills needed to effectively play in the
trail, and his ability to lock down at the LOS can disrupt route timings. SIZE CONCERN S
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Christian Campbell, Cornerback #1


2.37 0.09 0.44


4.67 0.00 0.33

Senior Bowl Games watched: Iowa (2017), Ohio State (2017), Washington (2017)
- Measured Height: 6006 Man Cover Skills: Has great length to disrupt routes but Acceleration: Has a nice second gear once able to transition
can be picked on in press coverage by quicker receivers, feet and get body aligned in direction of the ball. Will beat
- Measured Weight: 195 struggles to stay square and move feet before hinging to blockers to the spot and can quickly cut off receivers in the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" pivot and carry routes. Better when able to plant over the shallows.
top of the route.
Zone Cover Skills: Keys the eyes and arm of the passer Zone Spacing: Lack of burst and explosiveness is of note,
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A well, particularly in the shallow passing game in order to but has length and build up acceleration to mask often
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 anticipate the route break. Shows good football IQ to times. Most effective in a deep portion, where he can take
understand leverage and where and when he's able to conservative landmarks before stepping up to tackle.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A pounce.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: COD skills are limited due to height and some Competitive Toughness: Combative player. Likable
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 mobility/tightness issues when playing out in space. feisty approach and demeanor at the catch point. Hustle and
Quickness is more a byproduct of reactive quickness and pursuit as a rally defender is a plus. Like his willingness to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 play recognition as compared to explosive athletic skill set. fly up and put face in the fire as a force defender or when
needing to rally at the sticks.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to optimizing wingspan and reach to Run Support: Has the needed frame to effectively parlay
extend for the football is a strong trait. Has combative hand contact and set the edge effectively. Has been implemented
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A and has consistently shed the hands of receivers to strip the as a pressure player in the box as well. If able to build up a
ball loose and create incompletions even if giving up some head of steam is difficult to stem from uncovering and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A initial space. challenging the ball in the flats.
Flexibility: Labors greatly when tasked with backpedaling Tackling: Shows a good awareness to attack the football
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and pressing for depth off of the LOS or when playing a when stepping into the pile in an effort to create a turnover.
deep third zone, hips ride high and struggles to keep the Lengthy wingspan comes in quite useful at the catch point
- Short Shuttle: N/A knees bent when in pedal. and is an effective wrap up tacklers to wrestle down
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 receivers.

FILM SCORE
5.09 4.16 9.00 (Size only) 7.37 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Daryl Worley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Length Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Christian Campbell projects favorably as a long Cover 3 CB who has abilities to start FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
at the NFL level. Campbell has great ball skills and football IQ, a potent mix for teams not
asking him to play up on the LOS but rather let him sit overtop of plays and react. SIZE CONCERN S
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Isaiah Oliver, Cornerback #26

Date of Birth: 09/30/1996 Junior, Colorado Buffaloes

2.28 0.08 0.69
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, Southern California, Washington

2017 Top Competition: Washington, Washington State, Southern California

1.33 0.00 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2017), Southern California (2017), Utah (2017), Washington State (2017), Texas State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6002 Man Cover Skills: Has great length and is quick to find Acceleration: Burst up the field is quality but not top notch.
positioning in phase with receivers down the field. Physical Has enough recovery speed to reconcile a false step. Can get
- Measured Weight: 201 on route stems to stay sticky and keep a tight window. Does pressured vertically by more speedy receivers. Noticeable
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" well to pin receivers into the sideline on vertical throws. acceleration when springing forward, has good plant and
Shows anticipation of route breaks. drive ability.
Zone Cover Skills: Can get a bit nosey in some instances, Zone Spacing: Ability to split the difference on multiple
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 will take the cheese on backfield action and get out of route stems is strong. Needs to make sure routes do not slip
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 position vertically. True deep third reps in C-3 are strong to behind him out of peripheral vision, however. Utilization is
drop with control and smooth transitions. Has great feet for largely down the field, not tasked with playing up in the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A backpedal. flats.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Smooth. Has terrific control in backpedal to Competitive Toughness: Physicality on the stem is
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A stay balanced and leveraged over the top of route stems and impressive, not easily bumped out of position at the catch
in a position to challenge the ball. Transition steps are clean point. Effort is strong, even as a contain defender as a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 and will show spring driving out of a backpedal and pushing tackler. Plays through the end of the whistle on pass targets
forward to challenge the route. and 50/50 balls, attempting to break up late.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Does very well after locating the football to stay Run Support: Conservative as a tackler in the run game,
in position and win favorable space to contest. Has great will try to stay over top of the ball and allow pursuit to close
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A length and needed mobility to extend for the ball. in. Shows good length and ability to shuck blockers with
Awareness of the receiver's hands and effort to dislodge is hands, will discard quickly and step up with intent to close
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A very good. down angles.
Flexibility: Hips are clean and free, has no effort swinging Tackling: Is not especially physical, more of a roll tackler
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A back across momentum to pivot and carry routes down the than a head up hitter. Shows presence of mind to attack the
field. Has good upper body mobility as well, allowing for a football in the pile in an effort to generate turnovers.
- Short Shuttle: N/A large catch radius and influence of the ball. Wingspan is useful in wrapping up ball carriers as they turn
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 up field and try to run by.

FILM SCORE
4.29 4.50 6.74 7.86 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Chidobe Awuzie INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Man cover skills Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Isaiah Oliver is an attractive option to start early on in his NFL career. His ability to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
play in phase with receivers down the field and ability to locate the football quickly make
him a quality bump and run boundary CB prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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Parry Nickerson, Cornerback #17

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Tulane Green Wave

3.92 0.33 0.65
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Navy, Memphis, Houston

2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, South Florida, Memphis

4.00 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Houston (2016), Oklahoma (2017), South Florida (2017), Memphis (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Is acclimated to a lot of man to man Acceleration: Has blue chip speed, as evidenced by this
coverage, showing strong ability to stay stuck on the hip of athletic testing. Can turn and run with any receiver in the
- Measured Weight: 180 receivers when running down the field. Has strong pattern league. Shows good sink in hips to explode out of a
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A matching ability in space, able to play off and mitigate backpedal and burst forward into the action.
issues centered around functional strength.
Zone Cover Skills: Heady player, stays true to eyes when Zone Spacing: Short area movement skills provide ample
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.32 reading the play on a zone platform. Has little issue with opportunity to work into a throwing window. Has a true
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 peeling off of initial receiver once reading the QB's arm nose of the ball and has ability to break off of initial stem
when it cocks to throw. Has good deep speed and enough carry and challenge the football in a wide area of the field.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A length to sustain combativeness on vertical targets in zone.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Wonderful quickness to feet. Has sharp steps Competitive Toughness: Scrappy defender, but does not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 that are able to step with high frequency in order to always show discipline when playing on the hip of receiver.
transition out of a backpedal or break laterally to challenge Grabs too frequently and tugs in an effort to keep distance
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 routes at the top of the stem. close and mask for poor ability to stay engaged down the
field once receiver looks to bump for space.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Eye for the ball is one of the best in show. Has Run Support: Has issues with playing off of contact and
good hands but true value lies in ball tracking abilities. frame is long and lean, not providing any favors when the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Takes great angles to the football and shows off some time comes to deliver a tackle or stack up a block. Needs to
notable leaping ability to reach and extend for the football put on some clean weight to help provide more anchor and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A down the field. play strength.
Flexibility: Has the desired looseness to hinge and get Tackling: Needs to keep his head up. Prefers to cut low and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A sudden change of direction when isolated out in space. take the legs out from receivers and ball carriers, but in
Plays with a lot of freeness in the lower body to change doing so loses his base and can miss tackles due to poor
- Short Shuttle: N/A direction and pivot with suddenness. length, poor strength and an ineffective ability to slide the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 feet and mirror.

FILM SCORE
2013 knee INJ
7.45 6.69 7.43 7.06 (missed 11 games)
Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Tavon Young INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Parry Nickerson has an impressive athletic profile and production, but his lean frame FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and inability to play with functional strength will restrict him to playing largely in the slot.
Nickerson could feasibly be a nickel defender from day one. SIZE CONCERN S
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M.J. Stewart, Cornerback #6

Date of Birth: 09/16/1995 Senior, North Carolina Tar Heels

4.06 0.12 0.97
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Virginia Tech, Stanford

2017 Top Competition: Notre Dame, Miami FL, North Carolina State
4.33 0.00 1.33

Senior Bowl Games watched: Duke (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Miami FL (2017), Pittsburgh (2017)
- Measured Height: 5105 Man Cover Skills: Very effective press corner. Does well Acceleration: Doesn't have a great deal of burst. Recovery
at the line of scrimmage to stay calm within the 5 yard speed is only modest on the outside, lacking a second gear
- Measured Weight: 198 window and get firm hands on receivers. Turn and run after transitions to get back into positioning and make a play
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" abilities are only effective if disrupting the release, but will on the football when targeted. Much quicker coming
struggle to stay overtop and in the hip of receivers. downhill when square to the LOS.
Zone Cover Skills: Has some click and close ability to play Zone Spacing: Does not have a desirable wingspan to play
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 off the LOS, but would be effective mostly against quick isolated out in space and try to alter throwing windows.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 hitting routes and could be exploited if flooded with more Ability to influence in zone would be most effective if kept
than one route. into the shallow areas of the field (<10 yards) to prevent
- 10 Yard Split: N/A having to turn and run vertically.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Transitions are not a clear staple of game, does Competitive Toughness: Effective defender in the box,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 18 not have great natural foot quickness and comes across a bit strong run value as a D-gap defender outside. Effectiveness
tight when trying to get hips opened into the field. translates to being a blitzer as well, will crash hard down off
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 Quickness forward is different story, bursts into the LOS the outside and pin the pocket trying to cause disruption.
and shows great trust in acceleration to take good angles. Very physical within 5 yard contact window.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Hand-eye coordination and reaction skills are Run Support: Almost an additional LB in the box
plus traits. Despite lack of turnovers in last two years has courtesy of effective charge up the field and get square on
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" very effective play at the catch point, will extend and reach ball carriers. Often used in pressure reps as an extra
to break hands of receivers effectively. Anticipation to defender. Reliable tackling habits allow for value in most
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A break on quick hitters is effective as well. defensive situations to play the run.
Flexibility: Hip tightness is a notable inhibitor of ability to Tackling: Very strong tackler. Sturdy frame and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A play on the boundary effectively. Transitions at the LOS consistently puts ball carriers down at the first point of
and at the top of route stems do lag unless able to sustain contact. Good habits as a wrap up defender to wrestle down.
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 hands on throughout the course of the entire route. Quick click and close in the tighter areas of the field to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 minimize extra conceded yardage.

FILM SCORE
2015 suspension
7.87 6.86 6.24 7.20 (Assault charge)
Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jourdan Lewis INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB M.J. Stewart doesn't have idea mobility or size/length to play on the boundary, but as a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
nickel corner Stewart is able to play a lot of press coverage and still have protection to all
areas of the field. There, he can also use his plus run defending skills to be an asset. SIZE CONCERN S
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D.J. Reed, Cornerback #2

Date of Birth: 11/11/1996 Redshirt Junior, Kansas State Wildcats

5.21 0.29 1.04
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, West Virginia

2017 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma, UCLA

3.00 0.00 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Baylor (2016), Oklahoma (2017), UCLA (2017), Texas (2017)
- Measured Height: 5091 Man Cover Skills: Does not have great length or Acceleration: Has good short area burst. Quick to explode
physicality to dictate route releases at the line of off of foot in the ground and spring forward, capable of
- Measured Weight: 188 scrimmage. Does have good hip flip and transition ability to undercutting out patterns and challenging the football
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" play off man and work into the hip of receivers with instead of the man. Has good burst in the open field but
suddenness. short area explosiveness is more effective than long speed.
Zone Cover Skills: Has the needed vision of the field and Zone Spacing: Has had success with playing off and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.51 short area quickness to effectively drive out of a shallow giving passers false reads in the secondary before reading
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 zone and into path of the football. Does not have a great the route and sticking foot in the ground to react. Has had
wingspan, nor length to protect vertically as a last line of success in hook/curl and flat areas to bounce off of plat-
- 10 Yard Split: N/A defense player. form.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Very smooth with feet. Effective at the line of Competitive Toughness: Wants to play bigger than size
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 11 scrimmage, with hips flipped up the field to carry vertically will allow. Has had some issues as a tackler and can get
or when tasked with taking bucket step to drive forward and worked over by powerful receivers at the catch point. Lack
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 into the LOS to attack a run or shallow throw. Nimble feet of wingspan and size create difficulty trying to work around
allow for sudden COD. the body of receivers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Lack of length can show up when tested over Run Support: Quick to put foot in the ground and drive
the top in zone coverage, has missed out on a number of forward into the LOS but tackling habits are a bit out of
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A contested throws due to lack of influence. But high point control, which forces some missed tackle chances. Needs to
ability is strong none the less and hands are soft, helping to be more disciplined attacking blocks on the boundary as
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A convert potential chances into turnovers. well.
Flexibility: Very bendy and pliable frame, making plays Tackling: Can be too late to gear down and come to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with length he doesn't appear to have. Will make the most balance when trying to square up ball carriers. Will overrun
out of wingspan. Has loose, fluid hips to turn and run with the tackle opportunity and give up chunk gains outside. Will
- Short Shuttle: N/A receivers up the field. slide off of attempts when redirecting late and does not have
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 functional strength to mask inconsistency.

FILM SCORE
6.79 7.59 5.65 7.37 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ifo Ekpre-Olomu INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone spacing Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB D.J. Reed has a likable skillset and projects best as a zone heavy corner. Reed's FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
inconsistencies on the boundary against the run and his lack of length mean he will project
most favorably to a slot role. Reed can contribute immediately on special teams returns. SIZE CONCERN S
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Siran Neal, Cornerback #5

Date of Birth: 08/04/1994 Redshirt Senior, Jacksonville State Gamecocks

3.75 0.06 0.41


(Y/N): Yx2 Played: 51 - Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/
N/A N/A N/A

NFL Combine Games watched: Louisiana State (2016), Georgia Tech (2017), Eastern Illinois (2017)
- Measured Height: 6000 Man Cover Skills: Shows some very strong quality reps to Acceleration: Does not have great burst and is lacking in
play as a press defender. Lacks wingspan but length and makeup speed if tested vertically. Plays most effective when
- Measured Weight: 206 willingness to wait out a receiver at the LOS results in up in the face of receivers and able to bully at the LOS, but
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" successful re-route of the pattern. Will have growing pains gets into trouble if he fails to get hands on firmly and has to
if tasked with a lot of off man. chase.
Zone Cover Skills: Is effective off of platforms and keying Zone Spacing: Does not have a great deal of burst or
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.56 route stems. Does not have rapid click and close and will explosion out of transitions and would not be a desirable fit
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 not beat receivers to the football if squatting on the route to cover large areas of turf all by his lonesome. Deep third
but should have no issues with arriving on time and able to spacings would be fine, has needed athletic ability to fulfil
- 10 Yard Split: N/A jar loose the ball. that role adequately.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Has some lag when trying to slide and mirror Competitive Toughness: Impressive play strength. Has
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 at the line of scrimmage, instead is prone to leaning and desirable hitting power to be an enforcer in coverage, worth
chasing the press. Does not show great ability to hinge and consideration at Safety in addition to reps at CB. Utilized on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 flip the hips up the field to get into the hip on vertical kick coverages and able to contribute on more than just base
routes. packages.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Still new to playing the boundary, was a LB Run Support: Assertive run defender, willing to charge the
convert. Has to be more aware of chances to cut off the ball, box and put the pads into a ball carrier peeking out of the
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'02" instead likes to play the body and will break up the pass as a pile. Aggressive charges are paired with good angles, works
secondary action. Takes good angles to break into a target, to get overtop of the run first before looking to square up a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A however. hit.
Flexibility: Does not have great hip hinge and lacks Tackling: Terrific tackling efforts in one on one reps.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A suddenness when getting lateral and realigning the hips out Patient, willing to let ball carrier declare before reacting and
into the boundary. Explodes into hits with good coil of the showing good wrap up grip strength and foot mobility to
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 body to generate notable power as a tackler. stay framed on tackles.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16

FILM SCORE
7.76 5.17 6.94 7.13 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jimmie Ward INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Competitive toughness Worst Trait: Off man coverage LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DB Siran Neal is new to the cornerback position, his history at LB actually makes him a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
terrific fit to play Strong Safety in the NFL. Neal would bring cover skills to step down into
the slot and the run support/hitting power to be effective from the box. SIZE CONCERN S
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Carlton Davis, Cornerback #6


3.63 0.08 0.76


6.67 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2017), Clemson (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Arkansas (2017), Alabama (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Man Cover Skills: Very physical in press coverage and Acceleration: Long speed is not a notable strength,
shows a strong ability to reroute receivers off of the LOS. particularly when trying to carry route stems vertically up
- Measured Weight: 206 Does not have great turn and run speed and at times appears the field. Has better explosion when tasked with playing
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" to be undisciplined in coverage to eye the passer and lean forward as a flats or hook/curl defender to drive on a run or
on Safety help. short throw in front of face.
Zone Cover Skills: Has good length and desirable Zone Spacing: Will need to play up on the LOS and disrupt
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 wingspan to influence a large area of the field. Does not before sitting in the flats or play way off the ball in deep
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 track the ball with great consistency over the shoulder on third coverages for the most success, does not offer the
deep targets and has lost footing in that situation more than needed burst to shade tightly on the boundary and have
- 10 Yard Split: N/A once. recovery speed to still protect over top.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Footwork when transitioning up the field if Competitive Toughness: Not afraid to step down into the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 tasked with doing so quickly out in space. More effective to field and attack the run, plays with a big presence near the
press and pin receivers into the boundary and flip hips with LOS and in run support. Big body is effective in uprooting
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 a feel for the route as it develops. receivers at the catch point and winning favorable body
positioning.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Good batted ball production thanks to length Run Support: Big time D-gap filler. Effective tackling
and ability to stay in receiver's hip pocket. Not a defender to habits and shows a sturdy frame that is capable of
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" be tested with a lot of back shoulder throws. Can get a bit physically challenging running backs in the hole. Likable
more lost if isolated or caught on an island in space, does aggressiveness to quickly drive and shows good recognition
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A not recover well from giving up initial separation. skills. Length is useful in discarding of blocks.
Flexibility: Carries hips low at the LOS and does well to Tackling: Awareness as a tackler is strong, will show
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A keep center of gravity down once initially conceding space flexibility to step in and wrap up or cut low and attack the
at the LOS. High speed hinges and when tasked with legs on bigger backs. Physicality and ability to coil into hits
- Short Shuttle: N/A throwing open the hips will reveal some tightness and is a plus trait as well.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 labored movements.

FILM SCORE
6.56 5.57 6.85 7.27 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Rasul Douglas INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Press technique Worst Trait: Vertical ball skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Carlton Davis is a likable press cover corner with the ability to start in a scheme FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
that has a lot of reliable Safety play on the back end. There, Davis' aggressiveness can be
harnessed and protected vertically from any lapses of judgement in coverage. SIZE CONCERN S
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Darius Phillips, Cornerback #4

Date of Birth: 06/26/1996 Redshirt Senior, Western Michigan Broncos

3.26 0.31 0.90
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Northwestern, Toledo, Wisconsin

2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Michigan State, Toledo

2.67 0.67 1.00

Senior Bowl Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Southern California (2017), Michigan State (2017), Buffalo (2017)
- Measured Height: 5097 Man Cover Skills: Shows very good patience at the line of Acceleration: Does not have anything more than average
scrimmage to punch and disrupt route releases. Stickiness burst or long speed. Shows some nice short area quickness
- Measured Weight: 193 against bigger receivers can be compromised due to lack of courtesy of compact steps and low frame but long speed is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" length, size and play strength. Needs to be more effective an issue when tasked with protecting against vertical
with hand to feel route breaks coming. throws.
Zone Cover Skills: Has discipline dropping off of the Zone Spacing: Has a fair level of leaping ability and
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.54 LOS and peeking back to the passer, getting into throwing short area click and close to react to the ball and takes great
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 windows effectively to stop and undercut a pass in his angles out of a break to charge the throw and get in front of
vicinity. Good short area quickness and agility to react to a the body of receiver.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A throw in front of face.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Shows good footwork at the LOS. Is not quick Competitive Toughness: Contributor in the return game in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A to bail out and will stay patient before stabbing to jam. Has addition to productive secondary play. Scrappy in all the
fluid feet and little issue with stopping on a dime, even if right ways, can play pesky at the catch point. Will get
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 ability to restart does not possess the same level of spring in bodied off of landmark in contested situations and can have
stem. trouble recovering.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Former receiver, illustrates excellent hands to Run Support: Is not great at fighting off of contact, limited
convert opportunities into turnovers. Has a feel for by a lack of length. Effort and charge up the field is strong
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A extending to greet the football. Awareness to attack in pile and will get around some blocks quickly just by using open
situations as a tackler as well. field athleticism and recognition.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
Flexibility: Has a pretty loose set of hips, able to hinge Tackling: Does not offer a notable amount of hitting
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and work eyes back to the ball while still carrying speed power. Can be tentative stepping up to challenge backs on
vertically when tested. Has needed hip hinge to pivot and the boundary and isn't especially keen on trying to throw
- Short Shuttle: N/A turn to run with defenders. Shows great pliability in the the body into contact as a way to chop down ball carriers
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 lower half to plant and catch momentum with quickness. swiftly.

FILM SCORE
8.17 7.25 5.51 7.13 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Mackensie Alexander INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Functional strength LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Darius Phillips is an intriguing slot/nickel corner, who has the needed short area FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
quickness and ball skills to effectively play man coverage on receivers in the middle of the
field. Phillips' raw play in run support and at catch point will need improvement. SIZE CONCERN S
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Duke Dawson, Cornerback #7

Date of Birth: 10/13/1996 Senior, Florida Gators

1.69 0.13 0.35
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisiana State, Florida State, Iowa

2017 Top Competition: Michigan, Louisiana State, Georgia

3.67 0.67 0.33

Senior Bowl Games watched: Arkansas (2016), Michigan (2017), Louisiana State (2017), Georgia (2017), Florida State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5100 Man Cover Skills: Can be a bit soft at the top of route Acceleration: Has a fair recovery burst to work back into
stems, failing to stay leveraged and hold ground on sharp position to challenge the football on vertical attacks. Has
- Measured Weight: 205 breaking routes. Has only modest length to challenge from much better spring to drive forward into the LOS as
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" the trail position. Very physical in press situations at the compared to flipping hips up the field and trying to play
LOS. turn and run.
Zone Cover Skills: Has good patience on platform in zone Zone Spacing: Will show aggressive initial stab at routes
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 coverage, will collision routes and work eyes back into the but as a result can be sucked out of position with quick
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 backfield to read play developing in front of face. Has good hitting combo routes or when working against rub concepts.
reaction skills and anticipation to break on the football Does well to hit landmarks in flat and hook curl coverage as
- 10 Yard Split: N/A when keying passer. an off defender.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Backpedal appears a bit labored in up coverage Competitive Toughness: Would like to see a greater
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 and as a result can be forced to commit early in reps. Has toughness when addressing blockers in front of face. Very
some delayed and soft transitions due to foot quickness, scrappy at the line of scrimmage, effective rerouting
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 needs to stay physical in early portions of routes to avoid patterns in press coverage. Fearless tackler stepping up off
conceding on breaks. the edge unoccupied.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Terrific hand-eye coordination. Has made Run Support: Needs to be more aggressive to work across
several clutch plays on the football by reacting late and still the face of blockers early in reps while space is still an ally.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A getting hands on the ball. Lack of wingspan shows up in Lack of length causes issues getting unstuck from bigger
contested situations but as an off cover defender does well receivers in the slot.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to drive through the body of receivers and jar the ball.
Flexibility: Tight hips when trying to transition and carry Tackling: Great form tackler when challenging the football
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hips up the field while trying to work into position in phase. as a balanced defender. Does well to step up from the nickel
Struggles with feet to spin or pivot with a notable range of on runs and squeeze down to diminish angles of the ball
- Short Shuttle: N/A motion, causing turns and pivot steps to be rounded and carrier before wrapping and running the feet to finish. Good
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 delayed. pop for size.

FILM SCORE
6.35 4.39 6.75 7.23 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: MJ Stewart INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Press coverage Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Duke Dawson projects best as a nickel/slot CB at the NFL level. Dawson does not have FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
great foot speed and flexibility in the hips, playing him up on the LOS as a nickel would
allow his physicality to shine and protect him from some labored transitions. SIZE CONCERN S
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Levi Wallace, Cornerback #39


2.36 0.12 0.68


4.33 0.00 1.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Arkansas (2017), Auburn (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6002 Man Cover Skills: Effective habits at the line of Acceleration: Does not have great long speed. Ineffective
scrimmage to disrupt route releases. Has a bit of a lag in off with straight line reps to hold leverage, must be provided
- Measured Weight: 179 coverage at the top of route stems and can play in breaking with insurance overtop in order to protect from vertical
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" patterns a bit soft. Effective turn and run coverage from in throws. Good quickness to step forward and get into the line
phase positioning. of scrimmage.
Zone Cover Skills: Terrific instincts in Cover 3. Plays bail Zone Spacing: Wingspan is notable, allowing for a large
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 technique with the best of them, able to hinge and flip the area of influence if squatting in the shallows. Would like to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 hips up the field and stay leveraged overtop and sustain see a little more aggressive spacing in the shallow areas, can
integrity. Reactionary quickness in these reps is effective give up some easy receptions short.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and useful in contesting a lot of throws.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are efficient with transition steps, able to Competitive Toughness: Plays with bigger eyes than
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A get vertical and flip the hips without much of a delay. Has muscles. Impressive tenacity to step up and either jam
good but not great short area quickness if looking to work bigger receivers at the LOS or to set a firm edge against the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 across the face of a receiver or accelerate to the football run. Will get worked over by bigger players but does not let
while carrying a route across the MOF. size act as deterrent from technique and responsibility.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Highly productive ball defender throughout Run Support: Has a great attitude about stepping up into
one year as a starting CB. Has a great nose for locating the the LOS. Has a good amount of length to stack blocks and
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A football and consistently puts length and wingspan to good can be effective to extend and lock out of receivers. Holds
use to extend and contest a throw. Has very active free hand ground firm despite being light in the trunk.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to strip and tear at ball at the catch point.
Flexibility: Loose through the shoulders to optimize Tackling: Will throw full frame into tackle attempts. Has
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A influence and ability to extend and greet the football. Has gotten beaten down by some bigger backs out of the
needed hip hinge to step over foot when transitioning up backfield. Good habit at the catch point to extend for the
- Short Shuttle: N/A the field and flip to play with speed. Coils into contact ball but ensure that up field arm is hooked to prevent a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 effectively to play with some pop. missed tackle after the catch.

FILM SCORE
5.10 4.73 4.76 7.79 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Taveze Calhoun INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone coverage IQ Worst Trait: Acceleration LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Levi Wallace shows high promise for an inexperienced starter. He brings polish and FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
football IQ to the position, projecting most favorably into a Cover 3 role where he can play
up on the LOS to compliment his aggressiveness and length in defending the run. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tarvarus McFadden, Cornerback #4


1.61 0.24 0.48
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Louisville, Clemson, Florida

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Miami FL, Clemson

3.67 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Alabama (2017), Clemson (2017), Louisville (2017), Miami FL (2017)
- Measured Height: 6022 Man Cover Skills: Has terrific length to play press man Acceleration: Has a good second gear, but admittedly relies
coverage at the LOS. One arm stab is effective to disrupt upon it too much trying to bait a poor throw. Has recovery
- Measured Weight: 204 release and has physical ability to transition with burst to recover from a false step and work back into the hip
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.38" suddenness and flip up the field to stay firmly in the hip of receivers on vertical shots down the field and can sustain
pocket. Squeezes routes up the boundary. integrity of isolation outside.
Zone Cover Skills: Awareness and anticipation were poor Zone Spacing: Needs to play with the screws tighter on the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.67 in 2017. Sloppy dropping off of platform and often times back end, leaves windows open for easy completions in the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 lost receivers once in peripheral vision or would get tunnel quick game. Length and wingspan are very useful to
vision on the initial stem. Has terrific click and close influence areas of the field if left to squat and read the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A quickness in off situations. backfield action.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Impressive mobility and foot quickness for Competitive Toughness: Was a disappointment in 2017
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A player of this length and stature. Has click and close burst to after strong sophomore season. From first game against
undercut and work across the face of receivers on comeback Alabama in 2017 was casual, not hustling. Physicality,
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 patterns or when working across the middle of the field. when desired, is very strong and will heavily dictate reps to
receivers on the boundary in press or at catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has strong ball skills and the ability to convert Run Support: Offers very little. Can be slow to work eyes
hands on the ball to turnovers. Had less success challenging back into the backfield once a receiver squares up a block.
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" throws in 2017 on account or lackadaisical efforts in space Does not play with great aggression to get off of blocks and
and zone. Ability to pick up the ball in flight is very good, can make business decisions to avoid heavy collisions on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effective adjusting body late to a throw. the edge.
Flexibility: Has mobile hips and a pliable upper half to Tackling: Underwhelming desire to put pads in front of ball
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A extend and high point for the football, providing a dynamic carriers in head up situations. Success has come when
catch radius. Will drop hips and gear down with receivers squared into the LOS and when ball carriers are coming out
- Short Shuttle: N/A on route stems effectively when properly positioned in the of a cut. Needs to trust pads and run the feet to be more
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 hip pocket. sturdy as a tackler.

FILM SCORE
5.89 5.57 5.73 7.37 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Xavien Howard INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Effort LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Tarvarus McFadden has the potential to be a top tier press man CB at the NFL level. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
He has all the required traits and physical skills, but he requires motivation, consistency
and more dedication to stay true to his keys. Boom or bust prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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Avonte Maddox, Cornerback #14

Date of Birth: 03/31/1996 Senior, Pittsburgh Panthers

3.98 0.17 0.91


3.00 0.33 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Miami FL (2016), Northwestern (2016), Virginia Tech (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5091 Man Cover Skills: Technique in transitions is shoddy, Acceleration: Has great long speed, ability to gear up
plays too lose over the top and struggles with working into quickly and work down the field with pace. Will be difficult
- Measured Weight: 184 a fit on the hip of receivers. Can get overwhelmed by to stack in straight line situations thanks to long speed. Has
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" powerful receivers on route stems down the field, conceding a quick trigger when tasked with working down into the
separation. LOS.
Zone Cover Skills: Rapid click and close ability shines Zone Spacing: Plays too loose at the top of routes. Will
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.39 when playing off the ball and squatting on targets. Covers a have little issue with closing against sloppy route runners
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 great deal of ground. Most effective in the shallow areas, but technical receivers will provide headaches unless able to
can give up 50/50 throws down the field thanks to limited find comfort in a more tightly shaded platform.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A height and length.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Loose, free moving feet. Has suddenness and Competitive Toughness: Needs to find more play strength.
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 crisp steps to give ground and when needing to get vertical Undersized, although does play admirably. Will get
out of an up alignment. Little issue with pivoting off of a knocked around on the outside by most receivers despite
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 hard angle to break and attempt to undercut routes with a combative approach and a tenacious attitude. Great pursuit
good angle to the ball. defender.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Very high ball production. Short area quickness Run Support: Disciplined defender, but limited in ability to
allows for recovery late in targets and a chance to work supplement. Does look to avoid contact and tries to find a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'05" back to the football. Will get bullied at the catch point by soft space to shoot into a tackle challenge. Has issues
bigger receivers, however. Regardless of vicinity to the ungluing from blocks on the outside.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A throw has been out-worked for catches.
Flexibility: Very loose frame. Has no issue with flipping Tackling: Has good form when looking to cut down ball
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the hips and carrying a stem while still keeping eyes in the carriers or receivers in the flats, especially when breaking
backfield to locate the passer and anticipate a throw. Plays from a position away from the target to build momentum
- Short Shuttle: 4.00 with adequate leverage outside when stacking routes and and create some force behind the pads. Can get pushes off
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 when looking to set the perimeter vs. the run. with a free arm in pursuit in space.

FILM SCORE
7.84 7.76 6.34 6.78 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Cyrus Jones INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Acceleration Worst Trait: Contested catch defending LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Avonte Maddox projects as an early specialist at the NFL level with room to develop. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
Maddox shows good ball skills but he is raw in man to man coverage and will struggle
defending the catch point against NFL caliber receivers due to his natural size restrictions. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kamrin Moore, Cornerback #5


3.23 0.05 0.48
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Louisville, Florida State


6.00 0.00 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Notre Dame (2017), Clemson (2017), Virginia Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 5104 Man Cover Skills: Issues are present with press footwork, Acceleration: Does not have great long speed, can be
struggles to get back off of the LOS and be able to keep feet tested vertically by technicians who create a false step when
in motion without untying from the ground and struggling conceding space. Will struggle to recover if tested on a deep
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" with reactive quickness within the 5 yard contact window. throw and has not shown the ability to effectively play on an
island.
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Zone Cover Skills: Eyes are disciplined in the flats, Zone Spacing: Field vision when dropping off of the LOS
shows good scrap and ability to drop off of route stems and pivoting to challenge a secondary route is strong, good
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 when carrying a receiver and passing off to a teammate timing to uncover and make a break on potential targets to
vertically. Shows desirable skills to supplement short area stay combative in coverage.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A reps as a Cover 2 defender.
Feet/COD: Feet are lacking in high end short area Competitive Toughness: Physically stout player thanks to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A quickness, will struggle in rapid fire reps to collect and a thick build and effective habits when looking to square up
redirect downhill. Technique and footwork when having to hits as a tackler. Shows good ability to leverage a route if
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 play turn and run coverage often features lethargic boxed into a tighter window and not stressed laterally at the
transitions due to poor foot speed. release.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Had only a select looks at contesting throws but Run Support: Does well to drop off of zone in Cover 2 and
will often times struggle to stay in the hip and provide a step up into the flats. Effective charge and good reactive
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A chance to contest a throw. Has sub-optimal length to help quickness to step up without delay and ensure that ball
mask when tracking the ball and extend to reach at apex at carriers to not reach the boundary and are able to turn the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the catch point. corner.
Flexibility: Has only modest mobility throughout the hips Tackling: Has provided effective support, both on the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and fails to showcase desirable skills to step over break side boundary and as a rally defender in the field. Has patience
foot to rotate hips with suddenness and accelerate up the when squaring up tackles and is not going to leave feet
- Short Shuttle: N/A field and into the trail position. prematurely or lunge without showing awareness to wrap up
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 ball carrier.

FILM SCORE
2015 leg INJ (missed
7.26 5.06 7.15 (Size only) 6.82 4 games)
Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brian Poole INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone cover skills Worst Trait: Acceleration LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Kamrin Moore projects most favorably as a zone corner in the NFL, he would be FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
effective as either a Cover 2 boundary defender or a physical nickel defender, where his
physicality/run support and flat zone coverage can be highlighted most. SIZE CONCERN S
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Greg Stroman, Cornerback #3

Date of Birth: 03/08/1996 Senior, Virginia Tech Hokies

1.20 0.18 0.54
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, North Carolina, Miami FL


1.00 0.33 0.33

East/West Shrine Games watched: North Carolina (2016), Clemson (2016), West Virginia (2017), Boston College (2017), Miami FL (2017),
- Measured Height: 5112 Man Cover Skills: Scrappy, plays longer than measured Acceleration: Does not illustrate great burst but rather short
length thanks to good angles and anticipation to reach and area agility. Long speed looks to be strong, although initial
- Measured Weight: 174 extend for the football. Can get overwhelmed with power spurt and acceleration skills are not exceptionally strong.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" and pushed out of position to challenge the football from the Can get stacked by receivers trying to flip the hips vertically
hip. up the field.
Zone Cover Skills: Very crafty in the shallow areas or Zone Spacing: Has good height and a fair amount of
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.48 when working from the slot. Will lie to QBs with hips and looseness in the frame to reach and extend to take away an
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 angles, illustrates awesome anticipation to sharply squat on open window. Wins with preemptive attack of a target, not
a throw and take away a throwing window at the final with suddenness or explosive qualities. Reliable shallows
- 10 Yard Split: N/A moment. zone defender.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet can be a bit labored and deliberate when Competitive Toughness: Plays well above weight class
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 trying to collect and explode out of a cut. Struggles with the with mentality and aggressiveness but is certainly
hard angles to break quickly and spring back out of the compromised by frame. Can get knocked off of pathway
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 other side, requiring additional steps to get out of transitions and will slide off of tackle attempts despite bringing full
as quickly as possible. force into a blow.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Awesome ability to address the football. Nose Run Support: Should not be tasked with setting the edge.
for the ball is equaled by strong concentration to convert More desirable if asked to shoot the D-gap and try to filter
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" tipped passes into interceptions and allow for high rate of back in to pursuit, won't do well trying to press off and
turnover. Plays the ball well from the hip of receivers disengage from blockers in head up situations.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A working over the middle as well.
Flexibility: Lower body mobility and skill utilizing a Tackling: Brings a good attitude but isn't going to be taking
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A dynamic base for hard cuts is only modest. Doesn't trust the down ball carriers with consistency as a wrap up tackler.
feet to catch and spring in and out of cuts when out from Has good aggression at the catch point to stay engaged with
- Short Shuttle: 4.45 underneath the hips. High upper body mobility to optimize receivers without impeding on their positioning.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 length.

FILM SCORE
7.47 5.57 5.08 7.17 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Andre Hal INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Greg Stroman projects most favorably into a slot role for a team implementing a lot of FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
underneath zone coverage. There, his ability to space routes and key the eyes of the QB
will allow him to continue to find strong ball production and keep him off the boundary. SIZE CONCERN S
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Nick Nelson, Cornerback #11

Date of Birth: 10/16/1996 Redshirt Junior, Wisconsin Badgers

3.30 0.00 1.10
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Transfer from Hawaii)

2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Miami FL, Northwestern

2.67 0.00 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2017), Miami FL (2017), Michigan (2017), Northwestern (2017)
- Measured Height: 5105 Man Cover Skills: Has visible tightness in the hips and Acceleration: Does not have great long speed. Lacking in
labors when tasked with flipping up the field and playing in explosive qualities in the open field due to labored feet in
- Measured Weight: 200 phase. Has poor feel for when receivers are going to sit transitions and inability to drop the hips and explode out of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" down on their heels and gear down, often overrunning a drop step. Lacks the long speed to stay in line when
coverage on stop routes. trailing speedy receivers vertically.
Zone Cover Skills: Has effective eyes for both deep third Zone Spacing: Will struggle to flip the hips and pattern
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 and flat responsibilities. Better feel for route development match in off coverage, tight hips will cause problems once
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 and where to carry route stems in order to stay leveraged route depth has isolated coverage. Much better in the flats to
over top of the target. sink under intermediate throws or step up and crack a
- 10 Yard Split: N/A crossing route working from the far side.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Missing key quickness in the feet, will often Competitive Toughness: Very scrappy with hands. Can be
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 times get caught hopping out of platform and will have a bit too grabby when playing in phase or once eyes have
issues with working back off of the LOS and mirroring flipped back to locate the football. Aggressive close down
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 hard, quick breaks as a result. from an off position and strong, stout frame has ample play
strength.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Needs to trust eyes more and be less grabby to Run Support: Needs to become more consistent with
hook receivers, will have issues with flags if not. Has had shedding blocks. Will step up and punch but fails to finish
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'03" massive ball production, including 21 PBUs in 2017. Works by shedding the hands, instead will try to lean off of contact
best from deep third and leveraged over the throw to and get body in front that way.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A collision and extend.
Flexibility: Visibly tight in the hips. Will not hinge well Tackling: Has a ton of hitting power, but wrap up abilities
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and as a result will sag off of vertical route stems when and consistency in making form tackle attempts are not
missing press coverage. Struggles to get drop step to work present as frequently as needed if playing frequently in the
- Short Shuttle: N/A away from underneath the hips and will neuter some burst flats. Has ample pop but needs to use wingspan more as a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 in COD situations. tackler.

FILM SCORE
6.57 5.74 6.58 6.85 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Eric Murray INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball production Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Nick Nelson is a difficult projection, as he is lacking in the needed mobility to play turn FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and run coverage and is not overly consistent in his efforts playing support into the LOS if
tasked with playing Cover 2. Nelson is likely a depth player with starter upside with polish. SIZE CONCERN S
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Taron Johnson, Cornerback #26

Date of Birth: 07/27/1996 Senior, Weber State Wildcats

Position Overall 172 total tackles, 6 interceptions, 42 passes broken up (PBU)
3.66 0.13 0.89


N/A N/A N/A

NFL Combine Games watched: South Dakota (2016), California (2017), Southern Utah (2017)
- Measured Height: 5111 Man Cover Skills: Gets too grabby when on the hip, needs Acceleration: Does not have high end burst or
to feel but not pull in order to prevent getting popped for explosiveness out of backpedal or when trying to plant
- Measured Weight: 192 defensive holding. Has good foot activity in order to slide and drive downhill. Lacks the long speed to handle speedy
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.13" and shift in front of receivers before stepping over to play assignments on the perimeter without vertical Safety help.
into the trail position.
Zone Cover Skills: Has to improve angles off of platform, Zone Spacing: Has just fine ability to play deep thirds,
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 will step down to drive on throws in front of face but will although lack of weight and length could result in some
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 run self out of the play. Does illustrate adequate short area bullied reps up the boundary. Needs to improve anticipation
quickness to click and react, particularly in intermediate and out of zone in order to ensure an effective challenge of the
- 10 Yard Split: N/A shallow zones. football.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Plays light on feet and has clean short area Competitive Toughness: Will have issues with physical
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 transitions in both 180 degree turns in man and more lateral receivers, doesn't play with a lot of functional strength and
shifts to avoid a blocker, stay in front of a ball carrier or as a result will be handcuffed outside. Plays with good
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 mirror at the top of a stem. Clean feet give some quickness aggression as a tackler, however. Struggles shedding contact
to plant, even without high end explosive qualities. before coming to balance.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Former receiver who has strong qualities Run Support: Will get stuck trying to step up and
tracking the ball in the air. Effective in diminishing through a blocker after being run off of the LOS when in
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'10" receiver's catch point and QB's throwing window by staying man assignments. Needs to find more effective shedding
firm on the hip while reading the football. techniques to help clear a pathway into pursuit.
Flexibility: Effective mobility throughout the lower half Tackling: Good, earnest effort as a tackler. Has enough
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to plant and collect momentum and spring forward. Has short area mirror to stay in front of a ball carrier in one on
effective tilt through torso to play with speed when in one before cutting down the play. Will slip off of bigger ball
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 pursuit out in space. carriers in one on one and lacks length to wrap and finish
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 the play.

FILM SCORE
8.09 6.53 6.04 6.61 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ashton Lampkin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Taron Johnson projects as a nickel defender in the NFL. Johnson has good habits FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
playing man to man but will be notably limited due to his lack of size, length and play
strength on the outside. Would be a quality special teams option as well. SIZE CONCERN S
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Issac Yiadom, Cornerback #20


2.29 0.06 0.46
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Clemson, Florida State


5.67 0.67 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Iowa (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Clemson (2017)
- Measured Height: 6007 Man Cover Skills: Effective upon the line of scrimmage to Acceleration: Long speed is only pedestrian. Does have
get in the face of receivers and force delayed releases out some tightness throughout the lower half when trying to flip
- Measured Weight: 190 into the secondary. Plays with confidence on the hip of the hips up the field in space which further detracts from
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" receivers and feels upcoming route breaks very well. Long ability to burst and close ground. Struggles to quickly close
speed is not strong, can give up big RAC if missing jam. in off ball positions.
Zone Cover Skills: Has good ability to read and key the Zone Spacing: Limited click and close ability limits ability
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.52 QB while carrying route stems up the field. Is most to mask zone roles and bait passers into throwing in his
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 effective in the flats, where able to drop off of a stem and direction. Instead must be played tight to the body of
challenge the football and be protected from deeper routes receivers if hoping to impact the throw.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and limited long speed.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are not especially sudden on flat footed Competitive Toughness: Physical all around. Whether on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 8 platform or when giving cushion, will have a hard time the boundary in jam, when challenging blockers and
driving across the face of receivers on in/out breaking shucking blocks or as a tackler, effective in playing with
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 patterns. Has great discipline in backpedal to stay square to physicality and bring a proactive approach to defender on
the LOS and wait out receiver releases. the outside.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Is at best working from the trail position with Run Support: Great efforts to discard of blocks, has good
receivers pinned into the boundary. From there can flip eyes reaction time if carrying receivers in man to get head around
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" back inside and make use of feel of receivers. Aggressive and locate where the football is before transitioning into
hand to reach across and high point the football. pursuit mode or setting the edge. Viable tackler thanks to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A competitive toughness and willingness to put body on ball.
Flexibility: Tight in off man situations and when tasked Tackling: Has modest frame with a modest wingspan to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with working the hips around with quickness. Is not going wrap up but thanks to active feet and intentional hands is
to be effective with mirroring receivers out in space and able to discard blocks and get aligned on the ball carrier in
- Short Shuttle: N/A should not be tasked from playing far off the body of his head up situations on the boundary.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 primary responsibility.

FILM SCORE
6.99 5.06 5.60 6.89 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jabari Price INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Press technique Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Issac Yiadom is a strong candidate to play press man coverage in the NFL. His size FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
may result in some less effective reps but Yiadom shows patient feet and good physicality
to pin receivers and turn and run. Should be offered Safety help regularly. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jordan Thomas, Cornerback #7


2.96 0.16 0.54


(Y/N): Y(x2) Played: 50 - Tackles/ - Interceptions/ - Passes Broken Up/
0.00 0.00 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Houston (2016), Auburn (2016), Oklahoma State (2017), Kansas State (2017), Ohio State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6001 Man Cover Skills: Illustrates poor footwork at the top of Acceleration: Has a good second gear but lacks recovery
route stems and at the line of scrimmage. Has issues finding speed to adequately cover poor short area footwork if
- Measured Weight: 187 position in phase and is far too loose carrying route stems caught trying to jump a route. Long speed to turn and run
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" down the field. Is combative at the catch point if able to vertically is present to be effective with cleaner habits and
challenge the body of receivers. technique.
Zone Cover Skills: Is most effective in the flats or short Zone Spacing: Spacing in flats can be effective, but needs
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.64 areas of the field. Is too prone to jumping forward and to develop peripheral vision and eyes in back of head to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 trying to challenge potential targets in front of space to be know when routes behind are developing and when to sink.
consistently relied upon as a last line of defense or deep Is too tight playing deep third and has allowed too many
- 10 Yard Split: N/A zone player. routes to slip behind coverage.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are too active with false steps. Needs to Competitive Toughness: Struggles in head up tackle
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 4 slow down footwork and be more deliberate, as natural situations. Can get re-routed in press coverage the line of
ability is present as a player worth attempting to develop. scrimmage due to suboptimal functional play strength.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 Initial spring and explosiveness is present to drive with Willing to step forward in the run game if unimpeded to
authority. reroute the ball carrier. Can be pesky at the catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to get hands on the football is strong Run Support: Motor and effort is present to step up in the
when tracking football through the air. Is effective to high run game off a soft edge and get involved in the play.
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'04" point the football when squatting over top of targets and Ability to finish in space one on one is compromised by
extend to break up passes. Shows soft hands to finish poor tackling habits and insufficient frame for putting down
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A interception opportunities. ball carriers.
Flexibility: Free moving athlete with ability to play with Tackling: Far too prone to dropping head and leaving feet.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A loose hips and sudden change of direction skills. Natural Guilty of overrunning ball carriers in pursuit on the second
athlete with high point ability and free range of motion to level. Does not have needed level of pop in pads unless
- Short Shuttle: 3.94 add length and challenge the football. stepping up to fill on a ball carrier already wrapped up by
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 teammates.

FILM SCORE
7.26 5.63 6.02 6.68 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Zach Sanchez INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Footwork LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Jordan Thomas should be regarded as a project player. He possesses excellent natural FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ability, looseness and foot quickness. But from a technique and mental processing
perspective Thomas is in need of a complete overhaul to prevent conceding big plays. SIZE CONCERN S
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Dee Delaney, Cornerback #3

Date of Birth: 02/20/1995 Redshirt Senior, Miami Hurricanes

3.64 0.30 0.68
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Transfer from The Citadel)


4.00 0.00 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Furman (2016), Wofford (2016), Florida State (2017), Clemson (2017)
- Measured Height: 5114 Man Cover Skills: Can be a bit grabby on vertical stems Acceleration: Has good straight line speed and a visible
and out of breaks, looks to cover for a lack of functional second gear to kick in when having to work back into a
- Measured Weight: 200 strength when playing off the hip. Struggles to pattern position to challenge the football. Capable of quickly flying
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" match receivers when isolated in off situations and will up from inside the 5-yard window to greet a boundary quick
concede a lot of space. toss or run.
Zone Cover Skills: Has great eyes for the ball when Zone Spacing: Aggressive on platform to search for the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 playing out in space. Natural feel for shifting and sliding ball. Capable of carrying routes vertically and shows
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 off of zone platform in order to intersect the football. anticipation of a developing route in order to buzz to the
Processed a touch slower at Miami than at a lower level of ball.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A competition.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Can have a hard time when playing in phase to Competitive Toughness: Plays with swiftness and a great
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 stay in line and not waver off of pathway. When square to motor. Ability to back up aggressive mindset is limited,
the LOS provides a good deal of spring and burst to quickly however. Does not illustrate great functional strength on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 transition and get into the play. route stems or as a tackler dropping down into the box.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Had a very fruitful career at The Citadel, Run Support: Reactive quickness is excellent, was featured
showing great peripheral vision to drop off of a zone on the LOS frequently at The Citadel and transitioned
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" landmark and into the pathway of the football. Clean hands with rapid feet to beat blocks in space. Shows desirable
to convert chances into turnovers when able to get both acceleration into a challenge but fails to properly align pads
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hands on the ball. and hips with poor angles and will slip off the play.
Flexibility: Free moving athlete with fluid hips and strong Tackling: Poor habits as a wrap up tackler. Will step up
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ability to change directions. Moves very light on feet and with quickness in the flats but throw body into contact
has little issue with buzzing back off of the LOS and into an without any awareness or effort to wrap up on the play. Will
- Short Shuttle: 4.25 off coverage position prior to the snap. bounce off of contact and miss tackles as a result with too
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 much frequency.

FILM SCORE
2017 INJ (missed 3
6.97 6.08 6.35 6.58 games)
Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Dexter McDougle INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Man cover skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Dee Delaney projects best as a special teams contributor and rotational defender in the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
secondary. Delaney needs to go to a zone heavy scheme, but does provide some versatility
in which type of system he can contribute in. SIZE CONCERN S
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Anthony Averett, Cornerback #28

Date of Birth: 11/30/1994 Redshirt Senior, Alabama Crimson Tide

Position Overall 98 total tackles, 1 interception (INT), 16 passes broken up (PBU)
3.27 0.03 0.53
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Southern California, Washington, Pennsylvania State


3.67 0.00 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017), Auburn (2017)
- Measured Height: 5111 Man Cover Skills: Scrappy and shows good length but Acceleration: Has a fair level of recovery burst to cover
ability to stay firmly on the hip of receivers on the boundary ground after giving up initial space on routes. Is not a true
- Measured Weight: 183 is in question due to long, lean frame. Has some labored burner in long speed situations. Has deliberate steps
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" transitions at top of routes, much more comfortable playing working down into the LOS but is not especially explosive
bail zone technique. in click and close scenarios either.
Zone Cover Skills: Highly effective in bail technique, Zone Spacing: Deep coverages are terrific, does well to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.36 although leaping ability and transitions to work back into flip the hips open and trust spacing when having to carry
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 the catch point prohibit highly effective challenges when vertical stems. Can get caught failing to feel opportunities to
looking to come through the body or undercutting the sink in shallow coverage and take away intermediate
- 10 Yard Split: N/A football. throws.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Has some lag when having to collect and Competitive Toughness: Plays fearless on the edge,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 redirect, causing concerns about ability to play off man especially showing up in the run game vs. closed side of the
coverage. Better off flat footed reads to break forward formation. Quick to step up and challenge. Uses hands well
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 as compared to having to collect momentum prior to to feel receivers down the field but a lack of functional
redirection. strength is visible, can get bumped vs. big receivers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has misjudged a handful of throws, leaving Run Support: Good aggressiveness and intent to step down
meat on the bone from a ball production standpoint. Lack of and seal the boundary. Effective open field tackler thanks to
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" explosiveness (more smooth) as an athlete will handcuff notable wingspan and patience as a tackler to hold water and
ability to close down short distances and make plays on the allow ball carrier to declare pathway.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball.
Flexibility: Does not appear to have the most fluid hips, Tackling: Has a nice wingspan and good patience as a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A often times gets force to flip the shoulders and the eyes to tackler. Is not a boomer and will give up yardage after
try to carry speed when dropping off of the line of contact but hasn't shown a lot of whiffs in one on one
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 scrimmage and stay leveraged over routes. situations.

FILM SCORE
5.60 4.61 5.70 6.99 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ken Crawley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DB Anthony Averett may be a prime candidate to switch to Safety, given his effective deep FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
zone spacing and issues to change directions with suddenness when trying to stick on hard
breaking routes. At very worst will be a very strong coverage player on special teams. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kevin Tolliver II, Cornerback #2


2.71 0.06 0.52
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Mississippi State, Alabama


3.00 0.00 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Auburn (2017), Alabama (2017), Notre Dame (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Man Cover Skills: Effective when able to play up on the Acceleration: Does not have great recovery speed. Is going
line of scrimmage and disrupt route releases. Very good to need to play up in the face of receivers to successfully
- Measured Weight: 192 press technique to stay patient and square over routes. play with hands on and mask from vertical releases. Will
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" Shows some tightness and lack of long speed in off man to likely requires some shaded Safety help to protect vertically
play alone on an island away from the LOS. down the field.
Zone Cover Skills: Does not have the required short area Zone Spacing: Breaks on the ball from flat footed
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.65 burst to explode and drive on throws. Has ability to stay positioning are not as tightly contested as when able to play
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 conservatively shaded deep in a third and play off coverage from the hip pocket. Lack of deep speed requires notable
in that capacity. cushion over the top in deep third coverage. Has good
- 10 Yard Split: N/A length to be a presence in the flat.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Steps are long. Step over transitions are labored Competitive Toughness: Impressive physicality in the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 10 and delayed due to rising hip level and length of strides. secondary, has a knack for playing tight on the body and
Ability to feel impending breaks when playing on the route contesting routes at the catch point without impeding a
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 stem helps enable good throttle down and contest in tight catch attempt. Physicality at the LOS is a huge noted plus
man coverage from in phase. and will make him scheme attractive.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has very good length and area of influence to Run Support: Has taken a few poor angles to step up and
reach for the ball, when paired with ability to transition with fill, has a moral dilemma trying to fill as the defender to the
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" receivers from the hip, is effective in breaking back to the empty side of the formation. Intent is strong and eye
LOS and batting at the football with inside leverage. discipline in short area zone coverages allow for peeling off
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of platform and contesting.
Flexibility: Has visible tightness, particularly when tasked Tackling: Has the needed length and functional strength to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A with playing out in space in off coverage to try and mirror wrap up ball carriers and receivers at the catch point.
fleet footed receivers. Has strong ability to drop the pads as Likable ability to tackle on the edge and shows confidence
- Short Shuttle: N/A a tackler and get underneath of ball carriers for strong sticks in ability to lay a big hit.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 as a tackler.

FILM SCORE
2016 shoulder INJ
5.23 4.45 5.00 7.20 (missed 4 games)
Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Antone Exum INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Press coverage Worst Trait: Flexibility LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Kevin Toliver II is a scheme specific corner who has the ability to start for a team that FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
plays primarily press man coverage. Toliver has some movement skill issues that teams
who implement off man and deep coverage on the boundary will be put off with. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jamar Summers, Cornerback #21

Date of Birth: 06/14/1995 Senior, Connecticut Huskies

3.71 0.24 0.43
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Navy, Houston, South Florida

2017 Top Competition: Memphis, Central Florida, Boston College

6.33 0.00 0.67

East/West Shrine Games watched: Central Florida (2017), Memphis (2017), South Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 5110 Man Cover Skills: Struggles with transitional quickness Acceleration: Does not illustrate desirable explosiveness
out in space to stay tight in the hip pocket of receivers. Does out of a backpedal or when tasked with planting and driving
- Measured Weight: 189 not have the physicality to reroute receivers working into on the throw. Requires hips aligned with momentum in
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" the secondary with effectiveness. efforts to carry speed up the field and sustain a cushion over
the top.
Zone Cover Skills: Most effective in bail technique as a Zone Spacing: Is guilty of getting sucked into the first
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Cover 3 defender responsible for a single area of the field. route stem in the area. End result is manipulation by
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 Does not show ideal anticipation for pressuring of zone routes run and failure to successfully challenge throws with
and ability to split the difference and sustain spacings to frequency.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A challenge either throw.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Is incapable of fluid backpedal, instead will Competitive Toughness: Plays soft. Struggles to shuck
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A have feet labor and hips rise in an effort to get depth off of blocks on the boundary to challenge the run. Has a hard
the snap. Fails to show strong short area COD or ability to time sustaining leverage in press coverage. Will get rerouted
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 rapidly drive across the face of defenders. too easily when trying to pin routes into a specific spacing
on the field.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has done well to produce some turnovers, Run Support: Appears disinterested at times. Can be late
courtesy of nice hands and tracking skills as an athlete in to transition out of initial read and get off blocks cleanly to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A the open field. Does not have desirable length to play with uncover and come head up on the ball carrier. Lack of
combativeness at the catch point. size shows up trying to boom opposing players with force.
Flexibility: Fails to show required looseness to suggest Tackling: Undersized and has visible difficulty trying to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A improvements are a realistic expectation as an athlete in come to balance on ball carriers. Is too quick to cut low and
space. Has a hard time sustaining low hips and COD when attempt to chop down opposition through the legs. Lacks
- Short Shuttle: N/A attempting to collect and redirect momentum away from functional strength to allow tackles to stick firmly, will slide
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 current path. off.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Josh Shaw INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone cover skills Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
DB Jamar Summers is a modest prospect with some physical limitations that will make a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
full time role on an NFL roster hard to come by. Summers struggles as a tackler and in
situations requiring COD, which make him a poor candidate for special teams, as well. SIZE CONCERN S
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Brandon Facyson, Cornerback #31

Date of Birth: 09/08/1994 Redshirt Senior, Virginia Tech Hokies

2.38 0.09 0.80
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, Clemson, Miami FL


2.33 0.00 0.00

East/West Shrine Games watched: Clemson (2017), West Virginia (2017), Miami FL (2017), Oklahoma State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6014 Man Cover Skills: Has terrific functional length to play Acceleration: Does not have a notable burst in either up
from the trail position. Is not overly strong and won't play the field or downhill situations. Will not generate a burst to
- Measured Weight: 195 with a lot of strength in press situations but can overcome accelerate to the football and undercut, must be given an
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" with area of influence. Recovery ability is notable due to inaccurate throw or be tight in the hip at target to be
flexible upper half to optimize range. involved on a contest.
Zone Cover Skills: Gets caught in between routes and Zone Spacing: Length is useful in the short areas of the
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.53 doesn't have a great feel for anticipating where the QB is field, will require passers to throw with touch to put balls
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 going to place the throw. Well get feet stuck in the mud and overtop of outstretched arms and on receivers working to
be unable to accelerate out of platform and take away the the boundary. Lack of acceleration and short area fluidity
- 10 Yard Split: N/A throwing angle. can be problematic when flooded.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Steps are long. Shows nice patience to not bail Competitive Toughness: Frustrating inconsistencies. Will
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 out of the LOS when aligned up in the face of receivers but at times step up and fill the run with good aggressiveness
does not show a great deal of cleanliness when having to but will not finish the rep and wrap up as a tackler. Doesn't
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 flip the hips and run up the field to carry receivers. reroute receivers with effectiveness or powerful punch,
instead willing to let WRs run around hands.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Is very effective when afforded contested catch Run Support: Length and size have ability to play with
targets, plays through the hands and has a very good effectiveness but is wiry and doesn't play with a lot of
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A understanding of angles to extend forward and beat functional play strength. Instead often times bounces off
receivers to the football. Results are less impressive when well balanced ball carriers and doesn't capitalize on reps
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A back is to the passer, will not find football quickly. when squatting in flats coverage.
Flexibility: Hip tightness is notable when trying to pivot Tackling: Needs to run the feet through contact better and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A and turn to carry routes up the field. Shows some tightness ensure reps to get ball carriers down onto the ground.
in the torso when attempting to flip eyes back over the Uninspired tackler with too many tools to be so ineffective
- Short Shuttle: N/A shoulder for the ball. Shoulder mobility is terrific to make trying to put pads on ball carriers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 the most of wingspan and influence the ball.

FILM SCORE
6.82 3.77 7.04 6.44 2014 leg INJ (Redshirted

for bone graft surgery) Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Marquez White INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Brandon Facyson projects as a boundary CB, although his limitations will prevent him FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
from getting universal scheme looks and his tightness and lack of long speed will require
him to land with a team that has reliable help on the back end in Cover 2 man coverage. SIZE CONCERN S
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Rashard Fant, Cornerback #16

Date of Birth: 01/08/1995 Redshirt Senior, Indiana Hoosiers

2.38 0.10 1.08


3.67 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Maryland (2017), Ohio State (2017), Michigan (2017), Michigan State (2017), Wisconsin (2017)
- Measured Height: 5094 Man Cover Skills: Does not illustrate a great deal of Acceleration: Speed once hips are flipped up the field
mobility to flip hips and carry receivers up the field without should be regarded as adequate, not great but also not a
- Measured Weight: 179 conceding space. Doesn't trust natural strength to pin liability. Has modest recovery speed but will not be able to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" receivers in phase and will get far too handsy trying to fight recover against speedy receivers on the boundary if not
for leverage and positioning. establishing hands at the LOS.
Zone Cover Skills: More patient in zone coverage. Willing Zone Spacing: Likes to play vertical zones tight to route
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A to squat and read, keeps eyes in the backfield and peripheral stems. Underneath work is conservative to hold close to the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 vision is pretty strong to understand where route stems are LOS, lacks twitch to buzz late and try to undercut throws
developing behind him. Has decent length and nice over head. At worst is going to supply needed primary
- 10 Yard Split: N/A reactionary quickness to plant and drive. responsibility in front of face.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are clean in steps but does not have the Competitive Toughness: Doesn't show ability to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A quickness to slide laterally at the LOS and stay into the consistently get off of blocks and uncover in run support. Is
body of receivers working off the LOS. As a result will grab too aggressive when isolated one on one to try to reroute.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 cloth or miss all together trying to stay stacked over top of Doesn't show ideal habits as a tackler either, will drop the
stems. shoulder and cut low a majority of the time.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Tremendous ball production. Boom or bust at Run Support: Underwhelming in a number of areas.
the catch point but if able to play his style will often be Doesn't show reliable skills to step up and beat blocks by
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A disruptive by showing good timing to extend for the ball. playing aggressively with initial angle to get into gap. Will
Doesn't have great length but ball tracking skills will give up the outside contain and let backs turn the corner on
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A provide ideal path to the ball. outside runs.
Flexibility: Hips are not the most fluid. Will give up half a Tackling: Will make "business decisions" when tasked with
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A step at the line of scrimmage when trying to carry receivers challenging bigger ball carriers. Will opt to attack the
off the line. Has a good drop step and has comfort with football at the expense of getting frame in front of runners,
- Short Shuttle: N/A letting feet plant away from hips to catch weight suddenly conceding extra yardage as a result.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 and redirect.

FILM SCORE
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kevin White (TCU) INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Rashard Fant projects as a depth player with the upside to work as a nickel CB in off FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
man and zone coverage at the NFL level. His lack of tackling habits and lack of trust in his
feet lead to issues in coverage that will need to be reconciled before a bigger role is given. SIZE CONCERN S
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J.C. Jackson, Cornerback #7

Date of Birth: 11/17/1995 Redshirt Junior, Maryland Terrapins

3.20 0.16 0.52
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Ohio State, Michigan

2017 Top Competition: Central Florida, Ohio State, Wisconsin

4.33 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Michigan State (2017), Texas (2017), Ohio State (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5096 Man Cover Skills: Is a bit too jumpy against route releases Acceleration: Has effective athleticism and the ability to
and often times overcommits to trying to play physical at play turn and run against receivers down the field. Has a
- Measured Weight: 201 the line of scrimmage. Gets grabby at the catch point when good burst to close in space when driving on a short throw
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.13" targeted and trying to stay firm in the hip pocket of route in front of face.
breaks in man to man.
Zone Cover Skills: Overly eager to suck into the eyes of Zone Spacing: Has the needed burst in short spaces to close
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 the QB, needs to hold water and remain patient to not be down windows if squatting over the top of a target. Lack of
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 manipulated. Will struggle to hold spacing against more length is problematic and can show up when trying to break
skilled passers, who will target that aggressiveness with and defeat a throw, needs to take perfect angles to cover for
- 10 Yard Split: N/A fakes and route concepts. aggressive nature.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Issues are centered around inefficient feet, not Competitive Toughness: Very tough and physical at the
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 foot quickness or physical limitations. Has a desirable level line of scrimmage and on the route stem. Would like to see
of change of direction skills and has been effective to some patience to be willing to not lean and chase targets
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 quickly break off of a flat footed platform and find ability to with so much frequency. Struggles as a contested catch
attack the ball. defender to win positioning.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has questionable hands, failing to convert a Run Support: Lack of length and tackling
notable number of targets into interceptions despite inconsistencies make for a scary proposition if isolated on
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" getting both hands on the football. Has great hops as a way the boundary. Has aggressive intent but does not provide
of diminishing throwing windows when caught between the regular results outside to be trusted setting the perimeter.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A layers of routes.
Flexibility: Strong range of motion as a defender in space Tackling: Has some lapses of judgement as a tackler, looks
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A to reach, extend and high point for throws, offering ability for big hits too frequently, would be better served standing
to mask some of the present issues with length. Very firm and wrapping up. Has gotten bowled over by ball
- Short Shuttle: N/A dynamic base and has ability to drive hard off of a drop carriers who are able to get pads square to the LOS prior to
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 step to produce burst. contact and generate some momentum.

FILM SCORE
5.07 5.80 6.41 6.58

2014 shoulder INJ (12 games)
2015 dismissed from program after Cornerback (+0.10)
4 felony charges (found not guilty)
A
NFL Player Comparison: JaCorey Shepherd INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Man cover skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB J.C. Jackson projects as a nickel defender in the NFL, where his aggressive nature will FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
be protected by a deep safety on a vast majority of reps. Jackson will need to make a strong
contribution to the special teams units to ensure he sticks immediately. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
D'Montre Wade, Cornerback #5

Date of Birth: 12/22/1994 Redshirt Senior, Murray State Racers

4.29 0.24 1.10


N/A N/A N/A

NFL Combine Games watched: Missouri State (2016), Louisville (2017), Senior Bowl (2018)
- Measured Height: 5111 Man Cover Skills: Lacks the turn and run speed to handle Acceleration: Does not have desirable burst and long
deep assignments on an island. Physical at the catch point speed. Noticeable delay between foot in the ground and
- Measured Weight: 206 and offers effective coverage along the boundary if tasked burst to step forward and challenge ball carriers when ball is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.88" with playing off the hip of receivers. Predominantly zone dispersed in front of his face.
coverage.
Zone Cover Skills: Played frequently in off coverage and Zone Spacing: Can be late arriving to the football due to
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.57 bail technique in deep third. Has good spatial awareness of inadequate aggression and eagerness to jump down and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 when area has been flooded and the need to side and split challenge a delivered pass. Has respect for deep
the difference deep. assignments and often times will stay conservative to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A preserve leverage vertically in Cover 3.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Underwhelming transitions, does not show Competitive Toughness: Had some looks from the return
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 great foot speed and is ineffective with his drop step, game. Effective from the hip to squeeze receivers and feel
instead drifting away from the target and allowing extra the route break developing. Has scrappy habits at the catch
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 space for receivers when isolated in space. point to utilize length and effectively bat at the ball to break
the hands of receivers.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has terrific high point and long arm ability, Run Support: Does not take great angles when stepping up
picks up the ball well when able to feel the hip of the to fill on the boundary. Does not show effective hand usage
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" receiver when carrying the target down the field. Has to shuck blocks and discard of receivers on the outside, will
converted a high number of opportunities into interceptions, be late to uncover and allow ball carriers to turn the corner
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A including a career high 6 in 2017. in the run game.
Flexibility: Shows some tightness through the lower half. Tackling: Showed great physicality and ability to hit with
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Struggles with dropping feet away from hips to stop and the pads when not harassed by blockers and able to cleanly
collect momentum with any level of notable suddenness. square up potential tackle attempts. Does not, however,
- Short Shuttle: 4.40 Tight flipping vertically. come to balance with great effectiveness if having to discard
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 of blockers.

FILM SCORE
7.44 8.77 6.07 6.36 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Brendan Langley INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB D'Montre Wade projects as a developmental prospect, his ideal fit as a deep third FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
defender in a Cover 3 heavy defensive secondary. Wade needs to develop his footwork and
aggression from off positioning in order to find the football field in the NFL. SIZE CONCERN S
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Chandon Sullivan, Cornerback #10

Date of Birth: 08/07/1996 Senior, Georgia State Panthers

3.71 0.14 0.37
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Air Force, South Alabama

2017 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Appalachian State, Western Kentucky

3.33 0.33 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Wisconsin (2016), Pennsylvania State (2017), Western Kentucky (2017)
- Measured Height: 5106 Man Cover Skills: Plays transitions a bit too loose, would Acceleration: Lacking in desired long speed and struggles
like to see more deliberate intent to squeeze route stems to stay glued down the field. Has very limited range in the
- Measured Weight: 194 early and stay attached at the hip sooner. Will struggle to longer portions of the field, cannot be relied upon to play
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" stay locked onto a receiver down the field once soft initially turn and run without Safety help in all instances.
in coverage.
Zone Cover Skills: Has some physical play at the line of Zone Spacing: Modest short area movement skills but does
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.60 scrimmage, which would be useful if playing Cover 2 flats. offer some click and close ability. Will not do well if tasked
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 Has ability to squat overtop of route combinations and sift with playing long coverage down the field and will not be
through the trash to find the ball and challenge. able to prevent receivers from stacking his deep zones
- 10 Yard Split: N/A without conceding massive space underneath.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Does not have high end lateral quickness and Competitive Toughness: Has a well built, sturdy frame and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 can get worked at the line by more shifty receivers looking the needed physicality with hands to successfully re-route
to break out of a press attempt. Does spring off flat footed releases off the line. Hustle is strong to work into the play
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 platforms well but struggles to gear down and collect when the ball breaks away.
momentum if carrying weight up the field.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Illustrates good hand/eye coordination to put Run Support: Has desirable length to challenge ball
hand on the ball when afforded an opportunity to contest. carriers and reps featured as a flat defender would serve
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'02" Struggles to stay in the hip pocket will limit opportunities to well in placing him near the LOS and allow him to utilize
contest the throw. length as a means of setting the perimeter.
Flexibility: Shows some tightness and restrictions in the Tackling: Needs to show more activity in the lower half in
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hips, preventing a clean hinge from overhead to take an an effort to corral ball carriers, will dead leg tackle attempts
aggressive angle and work into place to pursue and and allow for some additional real estate to be surrendered
- Short Shuttle: 4.36 challenge the ball. when trying to wrestle down the ball.

FILM SCORE
7.92 5.85 6.01 6.23 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Justin Bethel INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Hand/eye coordination Worst Trait: Acceleration LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Chandon Sullivan projects as a specialist in a best case scenario. Sullivan struggles in FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
coverage and does not have ideal athleticism to be able to compete at the NFL level. Look
for special teams to make or break his NFL career as a rookie. SIZE CONCERN S
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Rashaan Gaulden, Cornerback #7

Date of Birth: 01/23/1995 Redshirt Junior, Tennessee Volunteers

3.81 0.03 0.25
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida, Alabama, Virginia Tech

2017 Top Competition: South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama

6.00 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Georgia (2017), Florida (2017), Alabama (2017), South Carolina (2017)
- Measured Height: 6006 Man Cover Skills: Does not have great burst or speed and Acceleration: Straight line acceleration skills are effective
turn and run as a means to carry routes vertically down the but burst can betray eyes at times. Often can get caught
- Measured Weight: 197 field. Short area quickness is not especially sudden in lateral trying to shoot a crease or a gap and will take poor angles
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" situations. Does well to stay physical at the catch point. when attacking into the middle of the field. Long speed is
not especially notable.
Zone Cover Skills: Effective in shorter roles, when able to Zone Spacing: Does not have a great deal of short area
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 disrupt at the line of scrimmage. Can get tunnel vision in explosiveness, is not able to make sudden redirections and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 coverage when keying in the backfield, which can cause bait passers into challenging his assignment while closing
some late arrivals to the catch point. When squeezing on a into needed area.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A route will effectively challenge at the catch point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Feet are balanced, carries weight well in the Competitive Toughness: Plays hard. Willing to step
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 8 open field to stay ready to transition into pursuit. Click and down and fill into the point of attack with confidence. Not
close/burst out of backpedal is fine, but movement skills afraid of challenging ball carriers in one on one situations.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 and foot speed are not especially strong. Physical at the line of scrimmage, as well as at the catch
point.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ball production is not strong. Has done well Run Support: Terrific intent and aggression to charge into
to bat at the football when having eyes back at the the LOS and impact ball carriers. Capable of blitzing off the
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'11" Quarterback and fight through the hands of receivers. Does edge and flattening to chase down runs from the back side
not have great anticipation in off receiver reps. and work back into the play.
Flexibility: Is more of a linear athlete, does not have a great Tackling: Has slipped off of some tackles on the boundary
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A deal of fluidity in space or mobility through the hips to turn, but is effective to firm the edge and help filter runs into
hinge and carry routes up the field. Does not play with a the boundary or back into pursuit, depending on role and
- Short Shuttle: 4.33 good deal of mobility in the feet to plant and change in responsibility.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 sudden movements.

FILM SCORE
4.95 4.73 5.04 6.72 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Garry Peters INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Run support Worst Trait: Ball skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Rashaan Gaulden projects favorably as a nickel defender in the NFL. Gaulden is most FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
effective stepping into the LOS and supporting the run, while being able to hang in the
intermediate areas and not be tasked with turning and running down the field. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tony Brown, Cornerback #2


1.69 0.06 0.10
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Auburn, Washington, Clemson


1.67 0.33 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Washington (2016), Clemson (2016), Auburn (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 5117 Man Cover Skills: Concedes a ton of separation down the Acceleration: Terrific track speed. Has blazing fast
field due to impatience at the LOS and poor transitions. quickness and recovery speed to help work back into plays
- Measured Weight: 199 Quick to jump into a challenge but will untie from the if allowing separation vertically down the field. Is quick to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.25" ground and give up a clean release. Fails to use hands with step up into the LOS and challenge the POA.
consistency to re-route.
Zone Cover Skills: Poor awareness in space. Will not Zone Spacing: Has the needed burst to charge from an off
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.35 illustrate desirable combination of eye discipline and position and get in on the action but plays too loose and
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 peripheral vision, often times only showing one or the other. lacks consistency in sustaining landmarks in zone coverage.
Has good short area quickness and agility but can take poor
- 10 Yard Split: N/A angles to contest.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Light feet and suddenness when able to click Competitive Toughness: Chippy, loves to talk after plays
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 and close to plant forward and drive on a play. Footwork is and is always looking to drop the shoulder pads. Problem is
often times off and will lose leverage on route coverage functional strength is not present and does not provide
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 early on. ample hitting power. Failure to use hands consistently
shows up in all phases.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Has been the beneficiary of some layup Run Support: Fast to fly up but needs to take the alley
conversions for interceptions, had more than one ball tipped clean or otherwise will get ridden out of plays. When able to
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'06" up directly into hands to help convert. Does not play sticky arrive to the ball carrier clean will fail to wrap up and try to
enough down the field to regularly contest targets and create body blow ball carriers down.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A production on the ball.
Flexibility: Lower body mobility is best in linear situations. Tackling: Poor form. Needs to put ego away and wrap up
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Does have a fluid COD baseline and has the physical ability as a tackler, will arrive with momentum but doesn't offer
to reach and extend feet out from underneath of hips as a any awareness to actually finish plays, particularly in the
- Short Shuttle: 4.11 means to collecting balance to drive elsewhere. flats.

FILM SCORE
4.29 3.66 7.07 6.37 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Johnson Bademosi INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Acceleration Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Tony Brown faces a difficult projection to the NFL. Despite coming from a factory such FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
as Alabama, Brown is technically a work in progress, shows poor awareness and does not
tackle effectively. A viable role is hard to foresee. Developmental prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
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Mike Daniels Jr, Cornerback #4


2.21 0.05 0.47
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Texas Christian, Oklahoma State, Miami FL


3.00 0.00 0.33

Listed Measurements Games watched: Virginia Tech (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Oklahoma (2017)
- Measured Height: 5110 Man Cover Skills: Does not have great long speed or burst Acceleration: Lacking in explosive qualities to supplement
to stay with receivers when tasked with carrying a vertical strong footwork. Will not explode out of a bucket step and
- Measured Weight: 204 route stem. Can be jumpy and overaggressive in press reps if targeted in zone on come back patterns does not have
- Measured Hand Diameter: N/A and miss the jam. the spring to work back into the place from an leveraged
position.
Zone Cover Skills: Effective Cover 3 defender, plays with Zone Spacing: Lacks the burst to make the most of
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A bail technique and offers a strong level of route recognition opportunities to drive on the ball. Needs to be closely
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.49 skills to understand the route coming. Can get flooded and contested to the route in order to get hands on and influence
overwhelmed if having to handle multiple stems or crossing throws.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A routes in front of face.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.55 Feet/COD: Footwork is clean. Shows a good ability to Competitive Toughness: Would like to see less interest in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A come to balance in reaction to route breaks and has some undercutting traffic and trying to find a cheap outlet to the
effective COD to mirror less athletic receivers on the football. Has good habits at the catch point to address the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 15 boundary and have success. Lack of burst is a notable issue, body of the receiver first.
however.
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 36.0” Ball Skills: Ability to read the ball in the air in strong. Had Run Support: Ability to sift through contact and find
notable ball production as a first year starter in 2017 and uncovered challenges are irregular. Flashes are present but
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A several other close calls that were out of bounds or negated. would like to see better hand usage and quicker fill from the
Has proactive extension to challenge the ball. secondary to harden the edge for opposing ball carriers.
Flexibility: Has some visible tightness present through the Tackling: Has had flashes of strong form tackling on the
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A hips, particularly in bail technique. Struggles to get the boundary, particularly in pass defense. Ability to tackle
hips opened up the field and still keep the eyes present running backs on the edge is present but needs to be more
- Short Shuttle: N/A and locked into the backfield, will lose some pacing as a consistent to work the pads in front of looming collisions
CB Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.16 result. and not look to deliver body blows.

FILM SCORE
4.37 3.43 N/A 6.65 None Cornerback (+0.10)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Will Redmond INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Acceleration LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
CB Mike Daniels Jr. projects best as a specialist in the NFL. Daniels has requisite hitting FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
power and flashes of strong tackling ability, but has limitations in short area explosiveness
and length that will restrict his ability to contribute on an every down basis. SIZE CONCERN S
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2018 Safety Rankings

RANK RANK SCORE
1 7 SAF Minkah Fitzpatrick Alabama 8.19

2 15 SAF Derwin James Florida State 8.00-M
3 44 SAF Justin Reed Stanford 7.69
4 63 SAF Jessie Bates III Wake Forest 7.52
5 82 SAF Deshon Elliott Texas 7.39-C/Sp
6 85 SAF Armani Watts Texas A&M 7.37-S
T7 86 SAF Ronnie Harrison Alabama 7.35-A
T7 87 SAF Quin Blanding Virginia 7.35-P/Sp
9 94 SAF Jeremy Reaves South Alabama 7.33-A
10 104 SAF Jordan Whitehead Pittsburgh 7.24-A/C
11 121 SAF Kyzir White West Virginia 7.14
12 130 SAF Dane Cruikshank Arizona 7.06
13 137 SAF Trayvon Henderson Hawaii 7.03-A/M
14 152 SAF Tray Matthews Auburn 6.98-A/C/M
15 166 SAF Van Smith Clemson 6.94
16 195 SAF Marcus Allen Pennsylvania State 6.80-Sp
17 209 SAF Terrell Edmunds Virginia Tech 6.72-M/IQ
18 213 SAF Kameron Kelly San Diego State 6.70
19 219 SAF Godwin Igwebuike Northwestern 6.67-IQ
20 239 SAF Damon Webb Ohio State 6.59-A
Safety Specific Evaluated Traits Multiple Pro Bowl Player, Top 10

8.50 - 9.00

Coverage Spacing: Is the SAF able of overlapping and effectively passing off Competitive Toughness: How big does the SAF play? Does he attack running CHARACTER C
receivers to teammates? How well does he stay leveraged as a vertical player? plays? Can he stand up in traffic and make tackles with a presence inside the Very Good Starter, Early 2nd Round 7.75 - 7.99
box? COMPETITION Co
Acceleration: How quickly is the SAF able to get up to top speed? Can he play Flexibility: Does the SAF have natural ability to bend from the hips and waist? MEDICALS M
throws deep to sidelines or can he pursue plays to defend the last line of defense? Can he produce twist at the waist to turn and find the ball? Can he open his hips Potential Starter in Year 2, 3rd Round 7.25 - 7.49
naturally? FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Tackling: What kind of tackling technique does the SAF display? Does he Feet/COD: Is the SAF a sudden athlete with the ability to plant and drive on PROJECTION P
break down, wrap up, “bite the ball”, bring feet? What kind of range does he throws in front of him quickly? Is he light on his feet? Is he a natural mover in
have in pursuit? the MOF? SIZE S
Zone Coverage IQ: Does the CB feel and recognize route combinations around Man Cover Skills: How well does the SAF run with receivers in space? Can he Quality ST Contributor, 6th Round 6.50 - 6.74 PLAY SPEED Sp
him in zone? Can he read the QB’s eyes to slide off initial drop and break up disrupt routes at the LOS, on their stem and win catch point? Does he play trail
passes? position well? Career Backup, 7th Round 6.25 - 6.49 STRENGTH St
Ball Skills: Can the SAF locate the football in the air? When he does, how well Versatility: Does the SAF have the ability to play various roles? Can he allow Project Player, 7th Round/Priority UDFA 6.00 - 6.24 UNDERACHIEVER U
does he time his jump to break up the pass? Does he have good hands? the defensive personnel to have multiplicity in schemes and alignments?
Training Camp Contributor, UDFA < 5.99
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Safety #29


4.07 0.21 0.57


5.33 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Auburn (2016), Washington (2016), Clemson (2016), Florida State (2017), Mississippi State (2017), Arkansas (2017), Texas A&M (2017)
- Measured Height: 6010 Coverage Spacing: Does very well to stay aware of route Competitive Toughness: Mean, nasty demeanor. Can fill
combinations in vicinity to split difference and leverage the role of a tone setter buzzing down into the LOS. Has had
- Measured Weight: 201 adequately to contest any target. Will plant and drive with some violent collisions when able to build up a head of
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" confidence once throwing motion of QB is initiated to cover steam and get into the body of offensive players. Hustles.
ground. Fought to play through hamstring tweak vs. LSU (2017).
Acceleration: Straight line speed is surprising. Will catch Flexibility: Lower body mobility is high quality, enabling
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.46 defenders from behind trying to chase in the open field. Can speed to carry through deep route coverage and not
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 win even at disadvantageous angles. Recovery speed is surrender leverage vs. the route. Ability to get low to coil
strong. Side to side range is above average when tasked for tackles is present. Can contort body to extreme angles
- 10 Yard Split: N/A with playing center field. trying to bat at the ball.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Physical player with abnormally built frame for Feet/COD: Pure foot quickness is strong for size and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 14 position. Will overwhelm smaller ball carriers at the line of length. Has an explosive drive out of bucket step and ability
scrimmage or receivers at the catch point. Confident to spring with quickness. Lateral ability is more predicated
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A stepping up and filling the D-gap and tackling. Can be a on length and width of stride but still effective in mirroring
touch late to break down in the open field on occasion. in space.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Disciplined both at the LOS and as a Man Cover Skills: Fully capable of walking up on the line
deep defender. Has good grasp of route combinations and of scrimmage and disrupting release before flipping hips
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" shows good anticipation to shade towards developing route into trail position. Has adequate foot quickness to transition
breaks and collision as needed on either targets or knocking and stay sticky at the top of route stems and challenge down
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A receivers off pathway. the field.
Ball Skills: Ability to pick up the football in air is top Versatility: Defensive chess piece capable of being moved
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 notch. Quick reaction and hand eye coordination allows around the entire field. Effective pressure player from the
hands to get on balls and prevent from getting eaten up. Soft slot. Capable of locking up in man to man against most
- Short Shuttle: N/A hands and good ability to finish turnover opportunities. comers. Vertical zone coverage and comfort in a robber role
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 Violent hand swipe to break triangle of receiver's hands. are all plus qualities.

FILM SCORE
8.60 7.20 6.73 8.42 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Malcolm Jenkins INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Natural foot speed LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Defensive Back Minkah Fitzpatrick is a terrific blend of skills to play all over the field. His FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
projection is most favorable as a Safety in a pressure oriented system, he can be tasked
with coming off the edge or locking up in man to man in addition to zone responsibilities. SIZE CONCERN S
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Derwin James, Safety #3

Date of Birth: 08/03/1996 Redshirt Sophomore, Florida State Seminoles

6.89 0.11 0.56
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Not Available (Left meniscus tear)

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, North Carolina State, Clemson

7.67 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Mississippi (2016), Alabama (2017), North Carolina State (2017), Miami (2017), Syracuse (2017), Clemson (2017), Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6026 Coverage Spacing: Highly effective in the middle of the Competitive Toughness: Plays with a big presence and
field in "robber" role thanks to length and quickness. Does intent to deliver big contact to skill players. Does well to
- Measured Weight: 215 well to stay leveraged over vertical stems when route play through contact and illustrates desirable usage of hands
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" concepts attempt to isolate and create drift. Movement skills to keep body clean or transition out of contact and into
allow for quick reaction and challenge. pursuit mode.
Acceleration: Range and acceleration skills are visible both Flexibility: Highly pliable frame in all occurrences, be it a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 in linear and lateral instances. Has good side to side boundary blitz to flatten and find target as a tackler or
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 mobility thanks to dynamic first step and loose hips to adjusting wingspan to attack the football in the air. Has
transition quickly and get into a sprint. Will cover large loose hips and ample ability to hinge and get depth when
- 10 Yard Split: N/A ground and catch would be blockers off guard to win spot. pressed vertically with route stems.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Can be a bit overeager to step forward and Feet/COD: Change of direction skills are sudden and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 deliver a big blow. As a result can be slipped in the open visible in comparison to teammates. Especially special
field if tasked with playing last line of defense. Habits on considering the size and stature of frame. Short area agility
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A the second level are strong to come to balance within is there to slip blocks in run support or plant and drive to
structure of teammates around him. Explosive hit power. attack a quick throw in front of face.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Can get a bit greedy in some instances Man Cover Skills: Will find success when assignment is a
looking to shade towards early developing route, especially bigger player. More fleet footed receivers and polished
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'00" when tasked with playing on the back end. Encouragement route runners will be able to create false steps when route is
to stay patient and trust eyes/length is needed to reach high challenged at the line of scrimmage. Can play off man and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ceiling in this role. click/close with needed burst.
Ball Skills: Underrated aspect of game. Soft hands, long Versatility: Tremendous presence both in the secondary
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 wingspan and a good read on locating football early and and as a nickel defender walked up to the line of scrimmage.
contesting with length. Is aggressive in challenges to reduce Has skill as a rusher off the edge. Value is highest as a
- Short Shuttle: N/A angles of opponents trying to finish contested catches. Strong Safety, where influence in the run game can be
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 Length diminishes size of throwing windows into zone. present and opportunity is still there to play deep half in C2.

FILM SCORE
2016 L meniscus tear
5.37 6.08 8.40 8.46 (missed 11 games)
Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kam Chancellor INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Versatility Worst Trait: Man cover skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Derwin James is a blue chip prospect, his field vision and anticipation make him a FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
valuable weapon in any number of roles. His rare athletic profile makes him a threat to be
accounted for on all three levels of the defense. Can be a game changing defender. SIZE CONCERN S
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Justin Reid, Safety #8

Date of Birth: 02/15/1997 Junior, Stanford Cardinal

4.25 0.15 0.35
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington, Southern California, Colorado

Starts: 24 Wins: 16 Percentage: 0/667 Start: Start: Start:

6.00 0.33 1.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Notre Dame (2017), Texas Christian (2017), San Diego State (2017), Utah (2017)
- Measured Height: 6004 Coverage Spacing: Has very good discipline to stay true to Competitive Toughness: Has a big time ability to blow up
assigned landmarks, has good anticipation and peripheral an opponent. Flies up at a million miles an hour as a run
- Measured Weight: 207 vision to peel off of an initial carry and work back into blitzer or when shooting into the catch point from a flat
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" position to drive on the throw if a following receiver is footed read. Very physical, effective both at the LOS and as
pushing into zone. a tackler.
Acceleration: Has desirable burst and acceleration skills. Flexibility: Has ability to optimize frame and length as a
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.40 Long speed is not a primary trait but has very nice initial tackler and has a very high tackle radius. Shows good
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 burst and takes good angles to find favorable positioning to weight distribution and control of momentum with dynamic
help mask. Would not recommend a frequent single high lower body and low hips.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A role, however.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Terrific tackler. Strong habits to step up into the Feet/COD: Feet are effective in press coverage reps from
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 16 LOS and square up ball carriers in the hole. Takes a hard the slot to turn and carry routes up the field, showing good
charge and puts pads behind hits when challenging receivers transitions to turn and run smoothly. Has a hard plant and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A at the catch point. Has wrap up ability and big hit skills to drive to spring out of flat footed read and get into favorable
jar loose the football. position to contest a throw.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Route anticipation and vision in the Man Cover Skills: Offers physical play at the line of
field is effective in setting up baited throws. Really came scrimmage and clean footwork to turn and run and carry a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" into own as a Senior to find ball production and was a receiver up the field. Shows good habit to pin hand to hip
reliable piece of the back end. and press the receiver into space. Long speed can be
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A problematic if pressure reps don't get home.
Ball Skills: Added to resume with 5 INTs in 2017. Is more Versatility: Can fill any role in the secondary aside of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 prone to play the body of a receiver instead of the actual boundary CB with some level of success. Has three down
ball when attacking throws in zone coverage. Would like to abilities and should be a scheme diverse defender with
- Short Shuttle: 4.15 see more aggressive angles at times to try to contest the ball universal appeal, regardless of base defense. Can play
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 prior to arrival. through traffic or in one on ones.

FILM SCORE
5.72 6.53 8.34 7.92 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Glover Quin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Deep range LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Justin Reid is a scheme diverse prospect who should enter the NFL with a strong case FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
to start immediately. His mental processing, zone discipline, physicality and tackling skills
would be a useful feature in any NFL secondary. Will play all 3 downs regularly. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jessie Bates III, Safety #3

Date of Birth: 10/11/1996 Redshirt Sophomore, Wake Forest Demon Deacons

7.38 0.25 0.42
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Florida State, Louisville, Clemson

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, North Carolina State, Texas A&M

6.00 0.00 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas A&M (2017), Florida State (2017), Boston College (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6011 Coverage Spacing: Is highly disciplined and shows good Competitive Toughness: Hustle and pursuit are terrific,
ability to hold water to challenge multiple route stems. Has flies to the football at a high rate of speed and will actively
- Measured Weight: 200 a nice ability to buzz down when freed up underneath and look to step up and deliver hits as a tackler. Needs to not
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.75" undercut throws thanks to an aggressive angle, trusts fear contact as a tackler and be willing to stand in against
peripheral vision and eyes. ball carriers.
Acceleration: Has a visible burst to attack the throw when Flexibility: Pliable frame as an athlete. Capable of making
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.50 targeted in off coverage or as a zone defender. Capable of the most of length and extending to contest the football
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 planting and driving with quickness to work back into the effectively in space. Has free moving hips to hinge and
catch point. Has confidence in speed and burst to win with drive on route breaks with suddenness before accelerating
- 10 Yard Split: N/A aggressive angles into the LOS. back to the receiver.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Rough around the edges. Has great physicality Feet/COD: Backpedal is not the most fluid, requires
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A behind pads and can be an effective wrap up tackler in tight additional space and cushion to stay leveraged over routes.
spaces or when closing on stationary targets. Needs to keep Conversely, is very effective in transitions, will get out of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A feet, is too prone to cutting low and will miss numerous a drop away from the LOS and collect weight rapidly to
tackles trying to undercut ball carriers. redirect path.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Patient. Very likable way of splitting Man Cover Skills: Has a nice ability to stay sticky at the
zones and having control of area. Works well on the back catch point in off man courtesy of transitions and length.
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'09" end or in shallow areas of the field, versatile and has Has length and a good read on the football to transition
comfort being attacked by route combinations meant to from trail position into an aggressive address of the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A stress his area. football.
Ball Skills: Proven nose for the football. Zone IQ and Versatility: Has all the skills of a two way Safety, minus
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 length have proven handy in creating "right place at right the poor habits as a tackler. Can line up in off man
time" situations to take advantage of a tip on the ball. coverage, handle deep MOF responsibilities and be a buzz
- Short Shuttle: 4.26 Optimizes length well to reach and extend to bat at the defender as a Robber or Hook/Curl defender.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 football.

FILM SCORE
5.56 6.81 7.11 7.88 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Reggie Nelson INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Ball skills Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Jessie Bates III projects as a quality starting Safety in the NFL, provided his habits FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
as an open field tackler improve. Bates showcases desirable maturity as a zone defender
and could be best suited as a Strong Safety, where he can play a force role vs. the run. SIZE CONCERN S
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Deshon Elliott, Safety #4


3.39 0.29 0.42
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Kansas State, Texas Christian

2017 Top Competition: Southern California, Oklahoma, Texas Christian

6.33 0.67 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Southern California (2017), Oklahoma (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Kansas State (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 6007 Coverage Spacing: Can get caught in between zones Competitive Toughness: Enforcer type in the middle of the
against running threats, will get held by the mesh point. field, looks to drop a shoulder on ball carriers when buzzing
- Measured Weight: 210 Length is effective to influence plays even if not down into the pile. Effort level to stay in pursuit is strong.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" immediately on the body of receivers. Is most disciplined on Has a great level of physicality to play off blocks and stand
vertical responsibilities. strong on tackles when wrapping up.
Acceleration: Has good linear burst to react to throws and Flexibility: Struggles with late redirection when scraping
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.58 get into position to clean up an errant throw. Has good long laterally to flow with ball carriers, will get cut back inside.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 speed for stature but shouldn't be regarded overall as a Ability to adjust late to deflected throws and attempt to
burner by any means. Illustrates a fair amount of range on make catches is excellent. Can be a touch stiff trying to flip
- 10 Yard Split: N/A the back end. and carry vertical routes up the field.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Is a boom hitter with a heavy set of pads. Would Feet/COD: Does well on deep zone work to react quickly
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 like to see some more dedication to wrapping up to finish and stay overtop of the target. When buzzing down into the
plays, has bounced off of some potential tackles. Overall box with get overaggressive at times and will not be able to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A plays with confidence to go toe to toe with any comers and pivot and stay balanced on ball carriers. Does a great job
is an asset as a tackler. with feet to run through contact.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Currently has greater polish away from Man Cover Skills: Has the movement skills and length to
the line of scrimmage. Will do well to stay vertical and play turn and run coverage with tight ends or bigger
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" protect from deep plays down the field. Has a good receivers in the slot. Has not spent a lot of time playing turn
awareness of targets coming into vicinity in zone. and run coverage, so expectation is there will be
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A development needed there.
Ball Skills: Terrific ability to finish potential turnover Versatility: Three down player with value in the box as a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 plays. Has soft hands and strong fingers to squeeze the ball, run defender and ability to play deep zone coverage.
even at the end of wingspan to create big plays. Has a Athletic ability can add man to man skills as well. Effective
- Short Shuttle: N/A notably large catch radius as well, which can come in handy buzzing in off the edge as a blitzer too, can flatten down as a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 on overthrows in the intermediate. free rusher.

FILM SCORE
4.21 6.86 6.89 7.92 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Reshad Jones INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Deshon Elliott is a high upside prospect who, while still a little rough around the FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
edges, should be given the opportunity to step into a starting role. Cover 2 defenses should
embrace Elliott at Strong Safety and drop him into the box in nickel packages. SIZE CONCERN S
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Armani Watts, Safety #23

Date of Birth: 03/19/1996 Senior, Texas A&M Aggies

6.89 0.21 0.36
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: UCLA, Alabama, Mississippi State

2017 Top Competition: Alabama, Mississippi State, Louisiana State

9.67 0.00 0.67

Senior Bowl Games watched: UCLA (2017), Alabama (2017), Auburn (2017), Louisiana State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5104 Coverage Spacing: Effective in deep portions of the field, Competitive Toughness: Capable of some terrific hits
showing good discipline to play over the top as a deep zone stepping up into the flats as a D-gap defender, very likable
- Measured Weight: 202 defender. Acceleration skills flash in tight spaces to cut aggressiveness and ability to boom ball carriers. Can get
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" into the pathway of the football as an underneath zone outworked by bigger receivers when trying to challenge at
defender. the catch point.
Acceleration: Very quick and sudden in all instances. Flexibility: Makes the most of full range of motion. Little
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Regardless of being tasked to hinge open and get sudden issue with diving or extending to make most of length and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 depth on deep targets or collecting to drive forward at challenge the football. Plays with leverage consistently as a
targets in front of face, has great burst and secondary tackler and has no problem dropping the pad level down to
- 10 Yard Split: N/A acceleration, very good range all around. deliver a hit.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Has to continue to focus cleaning up tackling Feet/COD: Very fluid. Does well to redirect and challenge
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 13 habits prior to first contact. Is guilty of leaving feet at times the football in tight spaces to burst to a favorable angle of
and other times will take poor angles to the football all the football as needed. Ability to buzz out of the box with a
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A together. When balanced is a terrific wrap tackler and a clean backpedal allows for effective disguises of coverage
strong presence at the LOS. in the pre-snap.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has had greatest success as a deep Man Cover Skills: Size is going to be primary concern for
defender in zone, where range and acceleration skills can be reps in man to man. Lacks length, size and overall
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" illustrated. Takes good angles as an overtop defender to physicality when not playing forward into the line of
meet the football at the receiver. scrimmage. Has feet and movement skills to be effective but
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A is still a bit handcuffed, would need to cover small WRs.
Ball Skills: Has a great nose for the football, as evidenced Versatility: Has ability to positively impact the pass game
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 by ball production as a defender. Quick reaction skills and as a deep middle defender and as a run defender charging
has been able to flash hands late to react to a ball getting from the flats. Poor tackling habits can be a bit risky to
- Short Shuttle: 4.37 into area unexpectedly. Aggressive angles pay dividends to leave as a last line of defense, however.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 undercut the football.

FILM SCORE
2016 Hamstring
7.98 6.30 4.33 7.85 tear
Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Jimmie Ward INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Feet/COD Worst Trait: Tackling balance LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Armani Watts has every tool needed to be a high quality starting Safety in the NFL. FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
That said, his poor tackling habits and angles as a single high defender are likely to limit
him to a Cover 2 Safety role until he shows development. SIZE CONCERN S
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Ronnie Harrison, Safety #15


4.02 0.16 0.55


4.33 0.00 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Arkansas (2016), Washington (2016), Louisiana State (2017), Auburn (2017), Clemson (2017), Georgia (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Coverage Spacing: Does a terrific job getting onto the hash Competitive Toughness: Loses some of the pop in hitting
or numbers and hitting landmark before pressing hard for power when unable to attack tackles straight on. Has good
- Measured Weight: 207 depth in deep coverages. Capable of closing to the football combativeness at the catch point and when working
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.50" with enough suddenness to challenge throws in holes receivers down the field on their route stems. Gives honest
against zone. effort to flow into pursuit.
Acceleration: When able to open strides and gain a lot of Flexibility: Has a likable amount of mobility through the
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A ground will accelerate with suddenness after initial hips to hinge and carry zone drops with quickness, although
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 transition. Has modest range and enough smoothness and pad level does get caught high on such plays. Has surprising
short area quickness to flow and get out of a backpedal with confidence in feet away from hips, allowing for some
- 10 Yard Split: N/A rapid reaction. sudden redirections.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Nasty hitter as a downhill plug player. Will jolt Feet/COD: Foot quickness is not an exceptional strength,
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A the ball carrier with hips and pads aligned into target. Slips backpedal and cleanliness buzzing off of the line in man to
and slides off of tackles when trying to wrap up with just man coverage are strong. Has good cadence in backpedal
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A upper body or attacking the ball laterally late. Needs more and zone drops to stay leveraged and balanced when
upper body strength to finish reps. working on the fly.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Highly polished as a back end player. Man Cover Skills: Can be a bit grabby and overly physical
Hits needed landmarks consistently. Has patience to hold with eyes flipped back to the ball. Needs to relax and
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" water and let routes develop first before then driving on flat become more subtle with hand check and tug on the
footed targets. numbers. Has needed hip mobility to hinge and gain depth
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A at the snap.
Ball Skills: Most prominent skill is length. Is very long Versatility: Has length to play the trail position and is
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 and effective to reach and high point the football to make a physically capable of playing turn and run coverage on TEs
play aggressively. Good reaction time and has effective up the seam. Sudden second level blitz player, shows good
- Short Shuttle: N/A address of the football with hands to cleanly pull in ability to carry speed off the edge as a nickel blitzer. 2 Deep
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 potential turnovers. or Robber role ideal in coverage.

FILM SCORE
6.70 5.63 6.17 7.78 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Barry Church INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone coverage IQ Worst Trait: Lateral tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Ronnie Harrison is an attractive prospect for a defense that implements a lot of FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
pressure looks and Cover 2 base coverage on the back end. Harrison has desirable skills to
slide around and challenge in shallow zones and man to man as pressure dictates. SIZE CONCERN S
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Quin Blanding, Safety #3

Date of Birth: 05/01/1996 Senior, Virginia Cavaliers

Position Overall 495 total tackles, 10 interceptions, 17 passes broken up (PBU)
10.1 0.20 0.35
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: North Carolina, Louisville, Virginia Tech


11.7 0.33 0.00

Senior Bowl Games watched: Oregon (2016), Miami FL (2016), Boise State (2017), Indiana (2017), Louisville (2017)
- Measured Height: 6020 Coverage Spacing: Is more effective as responsibility Competitive Toughness: Has a big presence at or near the
works closer to the line of scrimmage. Deep skills are line of scrimmage. Has enough physicality to step up and
- Measured Weight: 207 hindered by lack of high end athletic ability. Can be a challenge blockers, knows how to displace area and slip
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.38" terrific option in the intermediate areas to split route stems past a block with hand usage and length. Team leader and
and mirror the eyes of passer. shows great effort.
Acceleration: Underwhelming range when tasked with Flexibility: Notably tight in the hips trying to flip open
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.63 playing side to side. Does have build up speed and once when isolated in deep middle role, limiting range. Has good
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 able to open strides has enough burst to stay in the hip ability to drop the hips and come to balance as a tackler in
pocket of ball carriers, particularly when runs bounce to the the open field. Optimizes tackle radius with loose shoulders
- 10 Yard Split: N/A boundary. Can get tested vertically in deep coverage. and effective tilt.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Terrific open field tackler. Effective buzzing Feet/COD: Steps are deliberate and calculated. Does not
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A down into the LOS and is self aware of when opportunities often waste steps while working into a pursuit role, does
are present to shoot gaps and when conservative stalk of well to transition and mirror ball carriers. Is not blessed with
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A ball carrier is needed instead. Highly productive run overly quick feet relative to peers at the Safety position.
defender with good pop in pads.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has consistently leveraged against Man Cover Skills: Is not going to show well when asked
route combinations to allow for plays on the ball. with playing man to man against receivers in the slot. Does
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A Opportunistic and disciplined player in space, not often not possess the hip mobility or the foot speed to transition
suckered into false steps or reckless splits between routes. out of a backpedal and carry routes down the field with
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A Will break with anticipation on throws. speed.
Ball Skills: Hand-eye coordination is strong to see ball into Versatility: Has modest back end ability, much more
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 hands. Does not have great dynamic athleticism when effective in the shallows and as a robber defender in zone
needed to address the ball but discipline and positioning coverage. Has ability to play man coverage with tight ends,
- Short Shuttle: N/A often leads to opportunities to make a splash play as an has physicality to stay tight on the hip whist carrying route
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 opportunistic defender. stems up the field.

FILM SCORE
7.89 7.43 5.87 7.45 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Deone Bucannon INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Acceleration LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Quin Blanding projects favorably as a nickel LB/hybrid defender. While his athletic FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
ability limits his ability to play a true Safety role, Blanding's football IQ, tackling and
knack for finding the football give him value to a creative defensive coordinator. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jeremy Reaves, Safety #14

Date of Birth: 08/29/1996 Senior, South Alabama Jaguars

6.02 0.16 0.44
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Mississippi State, San Diego State, Air Force

2017 Top Competition: Mississippi, Oklahoma State, New Mexico State

7.67 0.00 0.33

Senior Bowl Games watched: Mississippi State (2016), Mississippi (2017), Oklahoma State (2017), Louisiana Tech (2017)
- Measured Height: 5104 Coverage Spacing: Has effective spacing when paired with Competitive Toughness: Fearless player, not afraid to stick
strong anticipatory feel for route development has good nose in the pile and mix it up in the trenches when dropping
- Measured Weight: 204 ability to drive and challenge throws. Conservative down as a pressure player or a nickel defender. Tackles
- Measured Hand Diameter: 7.75" vertically to ensure leverage is kept against deep targets and extremely well for size and offers notable pop in the pads in
long developing routes. open field.
Acceleration: Does not illustrate great burst but does have Flexibility: Free moving athlete with good ability to drop
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A enough quickness with transitions to be a factor driving the pads and hit with clean form tackling. Is a touch tight in
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 forward. Does not have great long speed, lacking in the the hips of big hinges up the field, but play at Safety helps
needed second gear to fly open late and bait passers in zone. to mask issues; should not be a prominent issue at the next
- 10 Yard Split: N/A level.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: One of the more sure tacklers in the DB class as Feet/COD: Clean pedal and drop step, looks the part of a
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A a whole. Aggressive, closes ground quickly and does well true technician working out in space when isolated in one
to run the feet at contact and push back ball carriers with on one coverage out of the slot. Confident in plant and drive
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A notable oomph. Compact frame translates power from the ability, both vs. pass and when scraping over the top as a
pads into opposition consistently. run defender.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Heady player who makes a lot of plus Man Cover Skills: Has a history at CB and shows
plays on the football with recognition skills and anticipation continued success as a man to man cover player in the
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A to shoot forward. Has a great feel for pressing into the body nickel. Should have little issue with continuing that role
of WRs and timing challenges effectively to optimize against slot WRs at the NFL level.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effectiveness of ball hand.
Ball Skills: Length is concerning. Has found success play- Versatility: Multi-tool player. Effective as a blitz rusher
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 ing the ball despite lack of length but should still be noted from the nickel. Can play man to man in the slot. Has good
that wingspan and hand size are notably small, will get out- deep skills and also shows effective play as a D-gap run
- Short Shuttle: N/A worked by big bodies (TEs). filler when playing from the box. Can be a 3 down player
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 and versatile piece in all packages.

FILM SCORE
7.60 6.19 6.14 (Size only) 7.56 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Xavier Woods INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone coverage IQ Worst Trait: Length LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Jeremy Reaves is an effective weapon across the back four in any NFL defense FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
thanks to his versatility to influence the game in so many ways. Would be best suited as a
free safety to roam and use recognition skills to fly to the football. SIZE CONCERN S
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Jordan Whitehead, Safety #9

Date of Birth: 03/18/1997 Junior, Pittsburgh Panthers

7.58 0.10 0.39

2017 Top Competition: North Carolina State, Virginia Tech, Miami

7.33 0.00 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Pennsylvania State (2016), North Carolina (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Miami (2017)
- Measured Height: 5103 Coverage Spacing: Is conservative on the back end to Competitive Toughness: Very strong pursuit defender,
ensure sustained leverage when tasked with holding deep can be seen flying in from the back side of a run in the
- Measured Weight: 198 portions of the field. Strong efforts as a deep MOF defender secondary to challenge the ball carrier on the far side of the
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.50" in Cover 3 to be positioned to challenge and developing field. Physical defender who imposes will on opposition
routes in MOF. with heavy pads.
Acceleration: Straight line burst is strong. Capable of Flexibility: Does not have the most dynamic hips, can be
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A building notable speed in long pursuit situations but click more of a straight line athlete than a fluid open field rangy
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 and close to step forward on plays in front of face is just as defender as a Cover 1 player. Will drop the pad level down
good. Has nice twitch out of backpedal to recollect and gain at first contact and has no issue coiling into tackles.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A forward momentum.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Highly effective tackler, be it as a D-gap fill Feet/COD: Feet are compact. Does well to stay balanced on
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A player at the LOS, in the open field after the catch or when base, although does not have the dynamic range of motion
addressing receivers at the catch point. Powerful hits create to step away from underneath feet and gather self with true
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A violent collisions, is a true tone setter in the secondary with high end suddenness. Transitions out of a backpedal to
power. address the ball are very clean, optimizing movement.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Frequently used in the MOF, has a Man Cover Skills: Foot speed in backpedal and some
good eye for staying behind routes and letting things tightness in the hips will limit effectiveness to lock down
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A develop in front of face. Can make the most of skills from receivers in the slot. Has good anticipation of route breaks
an overhang position to identify routes after the break and from overtop and has physicality to develop into press reps
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A contest. at the LOS. Would require development.
Ball Skills: Underwhelming ability to make the most of Versatility: Has the feel of a true MOF Cover 3 Safety.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 frame and physicality to jostle for positioning on targeted Range laterally could limit upside in additional coverage as
routes. Would like to see additional ball production courtesy a single high. Physical run defender. Can be tasked with
- Short Shuttle: N/A of combative hand and optimizing body length to extend for blitzing off the edge. Has seen some prominent offensive
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 the football. reps in college, natural athlete.

FILM SCORE
2017 suspension (3 games)
6.19 5.29 5.47 (Size only) 7.85 2016 benched vs. Marshall
(undetermined)
Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Vonn Bell INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Ball skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Jordan Whitehead is a terrific tackler and effective deep third defender, he would FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
project most favorably to a Cover 3 scheme to roam the middle and drive on throws in
front of his face. Can be rolled down in nickel situations as a potential box Safety. SIZE CONCERN S
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Kyzir White, Safety #8


6.08 0.12 0.36
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Miami


4.67 0.00 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Texas (2016), Texas Christian (2016), Oklahoma State (2017), Texas (2017), Iowa State (2017)
- Measured Height: 6017 Coverage Spacing: Has irregular results out in space. Will Competitive Toughness: Terrific pursuit and effort. Flies
at times get nosey with eyes in the backfield and get feet full tilt out of drop step to get into the action. Has made a
- Measured Weight: 218 stuck in the sand. Overly conservative in deep thirds, often number of hustle plays from the far side of the field with
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.13" times not a part of plays that take place in front of face pure "want to". Physically impressive specimen, especially
away from LOS. when striking on ball carriers.
Acceleration: Very good burst and acceleration skills. Flexibility: Can struggle with transitions when tasked with
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A Has the ability to get involved with plays in a hurry while hinging and opening on steep angles. Has great ability to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 driving into the LOS. Has a fair amount of range, most coil and unlock hips through contact, both as a tackler and
notable on the second level or with lateral mobility to go as a blocker.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A sideline to sideline.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Booming hitter. Impressive acceleration through Feet/COD: Feet are quick in straight line opportunities to
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 21 body of ball carrier. Wrap up efforts are strong. Fearless at accelerate. Needs to work on COD on the fly as a means of
the point of first contact against any and all comers, adjusting pursuit angles, can work too flat to ball and put
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A consistently drives ball carriers backwards in head up too much trust in closing burst; losing contain as a result.
situations. Has ability to cut underneath blocks in the box.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Will need patience and development. Man Cover Skills: Modest off ball coverage ability. Does
Will take the cheese on play fakes and fake routes in the not have the needed mobility through the hips or footwork
- Standing Broad Jump: 9'05" flats, is jumpy and eager to bounce down inside and try to to be consistently locked up with slot receivers. Does have
make a play near the LOS. Is more effective in shallow confidence in disrupting routes within the 5 yard area at the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A zones as a free defender. LOS.
Ball Skills: Has missed a number of potential turnovers Versatility: Is an impressive piece in the box. Effective
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 with poor ability to place the hands cleanly onto the blitzer from the nickel and high value run defender off the
football. Has not been put in position to make a high edge. Limited upside playing man to man as a nickel DB
- Short Shuttle: N/A number of plays on the ball courtesy of conservative and will need patience and development to play more deep
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 approach in deep zone. coverages with consistency and desired spacing.

FILM SCORE
6.97 6.08 7.19 7.20 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: DJ Swearinger INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Coverage spacing LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Kyzir White projects best as a hybrid nickel defender early on in his career. White FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
has the needed ability to play Strong Safety as a traditional box player, but will require
some polish. Is a savage defender in the box and holds value on 3rd downs immediately. SIZE CONCERN S
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Dane Cruikshank, Safety #9

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Arizona Wildcats

5.36 0.20 0.48
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Washington, Southern California, Stanford

2017 Top Competition: Washington State, UCLA, Southern California

8.00 0.67 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: UCLA (2017), Utah (2017), Purdue (2017)
- Measured Height: 6012 Coverage Spacing: Has a good deal of range in the shallow Competitive Toughness: Is not a physical presence in the
areas of the field. Good feel for when to flow towards a box, plays hard and with good pursuit to the football but
- Measured Weight: 209 route in the middle of the field in an effort to squeeze and does not have booming pads and often times will look to
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" remove a window. Possesses experience largely in a flex/ take the easy way out against blockers in one on one
slot role. situations.
Acceleration: Has good juice to play turn and run coverage Flexibility: Body is loose but untamed. Has been caught
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.41 if tasked with playing man to man with receivers out of the trying to swim over blocks instead of coiling and using
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 slot, impressive burst and long speed for a player of this range of motion to explode or thrust into blockers. Has a
stature. Has clean recovery balance as well if challenged clean hinge in hips to play turn and run and carry receivers
- 10 Yard Split: N/A and trying to work back into hip of receiver. vertically.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Does not show reliable tackling habits in spite of Feet/COD: Feet are a strong point. Has patience at the LOS
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 25 strong production. Will be late to drop the pads and on and is effective in press coverage to stay in the face of the
numerous occasions has slid off of challenges of the ball receiver without turning and bailing too quickly. Has good
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A carrier at the line of scrimmage. Would like to see more athleticism in traffic and ability to duck down and shoot a
effort to align hips and pads and tackle square. gap.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Can take the cheese on routes flashing Man Cover Skills: Effective press man defender. Has the
across face in some occurrences but when peripheral vision speed to turn and run, carrying receivers vertically with
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'01" does well to regather eyes and find the proper placement. great effectiveness. Has good short area COD and can stay
Would not task with usage as a deep player or last line of sticky on breaks mean to snap off separation into the middle
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A defense. of the field.
Ball Skills: Can struggle to locate the ball when tracking Versatility: Is a nickel hybrid defensive back. Does not
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 over the shoulder but has awareness to attack the hands of have the run game skills to be called upon to effectively
the receiver. Soft hands when able to get eyes cleanly on the play near the LOS. 3rd Safety for more spread offensive
- Short Shuttle: 4.24 football and has been effective as a buzz defender in the packages would allow for optimal usage.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 intermediate areas to convert turnovers.

FILM SCORE
6.49 7.71 7.54 6.92 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Michael Huff INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Man cover skills Worst Trait: Tackling LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
Safety Dane Cruikshank projects favorably as a special teams defender with the ability to FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
step into the defensive unit as a third safety. Cruikshank should not be considered an every
down starter due to a lack of physicality but has good cover skills in man to man. SIZE CONCERN S
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Trayvon Henderson, Safety #39

Date of Birth: Not Available Redshirt Senior, Hawaii Rainbow Warriors

4.84 0.18 0.26
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Michigan, San Diego State, Boise State

2017 Top Competition: UCLA, Wyoming, Colorado State

4.33 0.00 0.33

Senior Bowl Games watched: UCLA (2017), Wyoming (2017), Colorado State (2017), Senior Bowl (2018)
- Measured Height: 6001 Coverage Spacing: Conservative back end defender with Competitive Toughness: Very physical at the line of
effective ability to stay leveraged overtop of routes in deep scrimmage, was effectively implemented in press coverage
- Measured Weight: 204 halves or third of the field. Does not have ideal single high the LOS to disrupt route releases. Shows good tackling
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.00" range to play as a FS in the middle in Cover 1. strength when stepping up to tackle in the D-gap or on the
edge.
Acceleration: Does not have a great level of burst, fails to Flexibility: Shows good hip mobility to open into the field
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A inspire with ability to kick into another gear when or the boundary and carry routes while sustaining hands on
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 challenging the football over the shoulder or trying to receivers inside the contact window. Has a modest ability to
work outside the numbers on deeper shots down the field. play with maximum length but is not super pliable to create
- 10 Yard Split: N/A Non-aggressive playing up into the LOS as well. a high catch radius.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Wrap up tackler, is conservative as a back end Feet/COD: Feet at the line of scrimmage are clean and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A player to ensure that he doesn't run out of position to finish effective, will shadow route releases from slot receivers
a play or miss the tackle. That said, struggles to move feet (specifically vs. TEs) well. Does not have a great deal of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A in short areas and as a result will slip off of tackle attempts explosion on redirection cuts or when tasked with mirroring
trying to mirror the ball. ball carriers on shallow routes or runs.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Disciplined on the back end. Has been Man Cover Skills: Can play physical press coverage
tasked with rotating coverages and has shown the ability to against Tight Ends at the line of scrimmage. Has enough
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A stem coverage before the snap before hinging at the snap movement skills to stick with a majority of TEs. Would not
and bailing for a deep coverage to disguise and cross up recommend playing vs. slot WRs however, given limited
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A QBs after the snap. lateral quickness and burst in short areas.
Ball Skills: High ball production, has converted a high Versatility: Is a traditional Cover 2 strong safety prospect
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 number of opportunities into turnovers. Tracks the ball best with the ability to step up into the box and attack blocks and
when overhead of the throw and able to approach the pass wall off TEs in coverage. Has been utilized as a blitzer as
- Short Shuttle: N/A while square to the line of scrimmage. well and does a good job of getting hands vertical to occupy
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 throwing lanes.

FILM SCORE
2015 knee INJ
7.43 5.96 7.49 (Size only) 6.91 (missed 10 games)
Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Larry Asante INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Zone coverage IQ Worst Trait: Range LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Trayvon Henderson projects favorably as a traditional Cover 2 Strong Safety. His FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
lack of range will eliminate him from some teams' consideration but could be a spot starter
in a defense that calls for a lot of two deep Safety play on the back end. SIZE CONCERN S
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Tray Matthews, Safety #28

Date of Birth: 10/18/1994 Redshirt Senior, Auburn Tigers

4.09 0.11 0.16


6.67 0.00 0.33

Senior Bowl Games watched: Texas A&M (2016), Clemson (2017), Missouri (2017), Georgia (2017), Central Florida (2017)
- Measured Height: 6003 Coverage Spacing: Resides primarily on the second level Competitive Toughness: Impressive mental toughness,
as a robber and overhang run defender, not frequently played through prominent shoulder injury in 2015 for full
tasked with playing out in space and being a deep coverage season. Very physical tackler and has ridden down much
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.25" defender. Does not look to have the burst or range to bigger receivers and ball carriers after first contact. Has pop
reliably hold down a half of the field. in hands to jolt and shuck blocks.
Acceleration: Does not have great long speed and Flexibility: Fairly linear as a pursuit player, struggles to
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A acceleration in tight spaces is modest. Won't win by show a dynamic base to suddenly change direction and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 defeating blocks with quickness, rather needs to anticipate shift across the face of a blocker. Shows tightness trying to
ball carrier flow and take strong angles to preemptively hinge and bail off of the line of scrimmage when tasked
- 10 Yard Split: N/A meet opposition down the field or in the hole. with playing up in the slot.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Terrific tackler, hits like a linebacker and shows Feet/COD: Is not an overly sudden or twitchy athlete, won't
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A great confidence to run the feet through contact and jolt the showcase a lot of burst out in space to take a bucket step
ball carrier. Often wins tackles by pushing back the ball and and spring forward into the pathway of the football and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A wins coming forward, but lateral tackle attempts can be hit contest throws in front of face.
- Vertical Jump: N/A or miss with finishing ability without pads behind effort.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Is more of a visual pursuit player Man Cover Skills: Has a fair level of physicality and is
against the pass, must see the ball in delivery or see the capable of getting up in the face of big receivers in the slot.
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A route in front of face. Does not showcase a desirable level Turn and run ability is compromised by only modest foot
of route anticipation to flow laterally and squeeze throwing quickness and long speed.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A
windows in the secondary.
Ball Skills: Tightness through the core and shoulders will Versatility: Is a nickel LB prospect but won't offer a lot in
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 limit ability to flip eyes back to the football with momentum base personnel or as a deep back half defender. Is a bit too
carried away from the LOS. Lack of burst is problematic in lethargic with range to warrant consideration as a high
- Short Shuttle: N/A springing into pathway of the football. Has a pleasant ability upside defender in the deep half or as a Strong Safety at the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 to finish turnover opportunities despite small hands. next level.

FILM SCORE
2014 dismissed from UGA
8.03 5.07 8.65 (Size only) 6.70 2015 shoulder INJ (labrum
tear)
Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Ronald Martin INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Coverage spacing LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Tray Matthews projects as a reliable special teams defender in the long term. His lack FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
of range is problematic for every down base defending but he can hold value as a nickel
defender with his prowess as a tackler and tweener athletic abilities. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Van Smith, Safety #23


4.52 0.09 0.07
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Auburn, Ohio State, Alabama

2017 Top Competition: Virginia Tech, Miami FL, Alabama

5.00 0.00 0.33

NFL Combine Games watched: Ohio State (2016), Alabama (2017), Virginia Tech (2017), Miami FL (2017), Syracuse (2017)
- Measured Height: 5107 Coverage Spacing: Effective usage in deep third and as a Competitive Toughness: Fearless buzzing down into the
robber down in the box. Willing to fly close to the sun and box. Does not, however, always keep the feet moving as a
- Measured Weight: 186 stay tight to route stems, trusts transitions and speed to flip tackler and can give soft ground on the second level.
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.75" and carry if tested vertically. Has good short area quickness Physical to play through contact and fight way into a the
to accelerate to a throw. play as a tackler.
Acceleration: Has a fair amount of juice when playing Flexibility: Is not super bendy but offers ample mobility in
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.61 forward. Long speed is present to take advantageous angles the lower half to plant and drive with some steep angles.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 and catch some ball carriers on chunk plays. Short area Capable of dipping the pad level down effectively to get
burst is good to quickly work to a spot and beat a blocker in leverage as a tackler.
- 10 Yard Split: N/A run support.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Overall has terrific tackling skills. Lapses are Feet/COD: Effective COD defender to mirror ball carriers
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A present in brief instances to stop the feet and eat a ball in the open field. Has shown very strong lateral quickness to
carrier with facemask but is a stout tackler when playing shift weight and stay in front of a targeted receiver or a ball
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A forward, is effective and takes good angles in the open field carrier emerging through the hole. Has good spring off of
and is a notable presence at the LOS. bucket step to drive forward.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has patience in the MOF to hold water Man Cover Skills: Has noted physicality to step into the
and not get snookered by first route to flash, illustrates eye LOS and disrupt within the contact window. Has some
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A discipline to stand firm and read the Quarterback. Should be fluidity to turn and run but can be shaken effectively
allowed to prowl MOF in intermediates and split difference without eyes in the backfield. Will need to stay leveraged
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A of routes before attacking throws. overtop of the route.
Ball Skills: Has not found a lot of opportunities to play the Versatility: Has successfully handled role as a deep Safety
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 ball in the air. Is typically a rally defender who arrives late, and MOF defender. Two way defender of the pass and run
has little exposure to having to contest catch points and play and illustrates great rally to the football and help clean up
- Short Shuttle: N/A through the hands of receivers. Several flashes have come plays. Physically stout with a fair level of range and burst.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 on deep targets (Alabama vs. Calvin Ridley).

FILM SCORE
6.57 5.23 4.38 7.56 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Marcus Maye INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Ball skills LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Van Smith projects favorably as a traditional Cover 2 Strong Safety in the NFL. Smith FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
has good mobility in space and can reliably cover significant ground in deep zone. His
tackling and run fills will come in useful as a box defender based on personnel. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Marcus Allen, Safety #2


6.17 0.02 0.21


7.33 0.00 0.00

Senior Bowl Games watched: Georgia State (2017), Pittsburgh (2017), Ohio State (2017), Washington (2017)
- Measured Height: 6021 Coverage Spacing: Not often tasked with playing deeper Competitive Toughness: Is a big hitting Safety, effective
portions of the field. Much more effective dropping player to fight through traffic and push into run gaps when
- Measured Weight: 215 down into the MOF as a robber to take away intermediate worked down into the box. Has no problem rerouting
- Measured Hand Diameter: 9.38" routes and collision routes developing in front of his face. receivers with contact out in space. Hustle to fly up from a
deep position is desirable.
Acceleration: Straight line speed is strong. Ability to go Flexibility: Shows good body control and tilt when
- 40 Yard Dash: N/A from 0-60 is not a true strength. Lacks short area burst to crashing in off the edge as a run defender to squeeze down
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 close space at the catch point if tasked with man to man and challenge the ball carrier. Stiff hips when moving
assignments. backwards and away from the LOS, shouldn't be tasked
- 10 Yard Split: N/A with far ranging landmarks in zone.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Terrific hitting. Arm length and wingspan do Feet/COD: Expectations should be tempered if comparing
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 15 raise some concern due to lack of reach but overall has good to other free ranging safeties. Does not move with a lot of
posture, balance and form as a tackler in one on one grace and range and quickness on an island. As a scrape
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A scenarios. Not afraid to fly into the box and deliver big hits defender, gap penetration player and tackler working into
when teammates have corralled initial push through POA. the LOS has good balance, redirection to mirror the ball.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has not been exposed to a lot of deep Man Cover Skills: Should be able to collision inline TEs at
middle work. Does not show a lot of anticipation against the line of scrimmage but would not recommend playing a
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'07 routes that are developing quickly, more of a half field lot of turn and run coverage and asking for isolation in
Safety for vertical integrity to play it safe or a box guy to coverage. Does not have the acceleration or flexibility to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A help filter QBs eyes away from MOF. win there consistently.
Ball Skills: Lacks short area burst to be effective Versatility: Has modest coverage skills but won't move the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 challenging routes in isolation. Has ability to buzz across needle for a lot of teams looking to bring pressure and lock
face of routes in MOF but should not be considered a viable up secondary in man to man. Best traits are within 10 yards
- Short Shuttle: 4.32 ball challenger in any situations. More of a visual see and of the LOS as a run defender and enforcer in the middle of
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 attack defender. the field.

FILM SCORE
8.20 4.73 5.97 6.92 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Yeremiah Bell INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Zone spacing LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Marcus Allen projects best as a true Cover 2 strong safety. There, he can be rotated FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
down into the box and hold value as a run defender. Allen should be considered a
candidate to play LB in nickel packages as well to optimize run defending skills. SIZE CONCERN S
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PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Terrell Edmunds, Safety #22

Date of Birth: 01/20/1997 Redshirt Junior, Virginia Tech Hokies

4.92 0.16 0.38
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Tennessee, North Carolina, Clemson

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, Miami FL, West Virginia

6.67 0.00 0.67

NFL Combine Games watched: Tennessee (2016), Clemson (2017), West Virginia (2017), Miami FL (2017)
- Measured Height: 6004 Coverage Spacing: Will get caught flat footed and struggle Competitive Toughness: Strong presence in between the
to carry routes if playing further away from the football. tackles, effectively stepping down to squeeze and square up
- Measured Weight: 217 Does not have a great deal of short area quickness or lateral ball carriers between the hashes. Physical at first contact and
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.50" fluidity to hinge and pivot to contest a target if thrown shows ability to tightly contest receivers at the catch point
across his face. as well.
Acceleration: Does not have any particular burst or Flexibility: Very tight through the hips and core. Struggles
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.47 explosiveness, when driving on a throw or when stepping to work head back around to locate the football when
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 down from a deeper portion of the field to attack a run. Has asked to play turn and run coverage. Transitions in off ball
build up speed and a respectable long gear but no burst to platforms result in labored hinge up the field and conceded
- 10 Yard Split: N/A close spaces quickly. separation.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Very good tackler, particularly when down Feet/COD: Feet are not especially quick, particularly in
- Bench Press (225 lbs): N/A inside the box, shows good balance to take on ball carriers coverage. Steps and transitions are labored and cannot
head up. Would like to see better initial angles from further redirect momentum when dropping away from the LOS
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A pursuit launch points to find a more direct pathway to the with suddenness. Has good habits to shuffle and stay square
football. to the LOS scraping over the top of runs.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has had route adjustments blow past Man Cover Skills: Sporadically flexed out into the slot or
area of influence with too much frequency. Will see routes boundary but does not have the short area quickness to
- Standing Broad Jump: 11'02" developing but offers little to no anticipation as to how to hinge and run on route breaks. Was regularly targeted in
mirror or counter as route stems work through space and 2017 games where locked up in man to man coverage.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A into a vacant area.
Ball Skills: Has collected a fair amount of ball production Versatility: Is not going to offer a lot of value on the back
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 and has good habits when pressed on the hip of receivers. end, looks like a box safety and package specific defender,
Shows good extension and ability to contact receivers at just at least early on. May stand a better chance to transition to
- Short Shuttle: N/A the right time. Issues stem from movement skills to stay in LB due to a subpar range of mobility to turn and mirror
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 an attacking range of throws. receivers in space.

FILM SCORE
6.44 6.30 8.40 6.44 2017 shoulder INJ (surgery,

missed final 3 games) Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Calvin Pryor INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Terrell Edmunds projects as a box Safety, he possesses strong tackling skills but FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
struggles with coverage roles, whether that is as a man to man defender or playing zone
and anticipating route development. Long term/developmental prospect. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Kameron Kelly, Safety #7

Date of Birth: 08/19/1996 Senior, San Diego State Aztecs

3.57 0.20 0.33
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Wyoming, Wyoming, Houston

2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Boise State, Army

5.67 0.33 0.00

NFL Combine Games watched: Stanford (2017), Boise State (2017), Army (2017)
- Measured Height: 6015 Coverage Spacing: Utilized as a CB on film but struggled Competitive Toughness: Is a high impact tackler around
to show needed burst, change of direction skills or range in the D-gap and when filling against the run. Is an effective
- Measured Weight: 204 order to be tasked with playing a deep middle role. Athletic blitzer and plays through blocks in protection to challenge
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.88" testing confirms that long speed and skill spacing the field is the QB and disrupt plays. Impressive wrap up ability as a
limited. tackler in the open field.
Acceleration: Lacks any level of juice needed to play with Flexibility: Extremely tight in the hips, has issues with
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.66 speedy receivers in the boundary. Will lose contain in deep flipping vertically to turn and run with receivers. Hips will
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 third coverage and has lost angles trying to scrape down get caught high out of backpedal and concede time and
into the box and fill vs. outside runs. transition quickness as a result. Shows good range of
- 10 Yard Split: N/A motion in upper extremities to challenge the ball.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Is a sure tackler. Would like to see additional Feet/COD: Foot quickness is fine, although transitions and
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 9 closing burst to offer more consistent finishes but when click and close ability can be hindered if momentum is
able to address the ball in head up situations is effective in carrying him away from the line of scrimmage. Struggles to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A mirroring and corralling the football. Has big hits on get weight down and spring out of a bucket step.
unsuspecting skill players.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Heady defender, shows good game Man Cover Skills: Has notable experience as a boundary
situation awareness and picks up on cues from receivers to cornerback but long speed and turn and run transitions
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'00" know when the ball is coming in hot. Has a good nose for make man to man with zero help a difficult chore. Would
the football, courtesy of locating the ball in flight in off recommend playing against TEs and leaving help vertically
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A coverage. to protect from big plays.
Ball Skills: Shows good high point ability and quick Versatility: Plays with some modest upside in both pass
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 reactions as the ball floats in on targeted plays. Has some defense and in the run game. Projects favorably as a
hard hands, ball has rattled around a bit when trying to potential Strong Safety and can be a positive contributor
- Short Shuttle: 4.28 squeeze and convert turnover opportunities. against the run, provided he isn't tasked with playing as the
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 overhang defender needed to scrape sideline to sideline.

FILM SCORE
8.33 6.75 5.87 6.58 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Kelcie McCray INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Acceleration LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Kameron Kelly projects as a traditional Strong Safety in the NFL. His limited range FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
and movement skills will hinder him from finding a consistent level of play if tasked with
playing frequently on the back end in the NFL. Would be best within 10-15 yards of LOS. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Godwin Igwebuike, Safety #16

Date of Birth: 09/10/1994 Redshirt Senior, Northwestern Wildcats

6.48 0.14 0.46
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Ohio State, Western Michigan

2017 Top Competition: Wisconsin, Pennsylvania State, Michigan State

7.67 0.33 0.67

East/West Shrine Games watched: Iowa (2017), Michigan State (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017)
- Measured Height: 5110 Coverage Spacing: Limited in range and ability to change Competitive Toughness: Respectable pursuit effort and
directions with suddenness. Has difficult time reaching does illustrate good strength with challenging ball carriers
- Measured Weight: 213 landmarks and as a result must cheat deep and will be in head on situations. Ability to push off blockers is
- Measured Hand Diameter: 10.00" stretched for throws attacking the seam or in between levels effective out in space.
in the intermediates.
Acceleration: Non-explosive, will not provide ability to fill Flexibility: Very tight dropping off of the LOS, has issues
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.44 vs. the run if tasked with playing deep portions. Struggles to with hinging the hips and gaining depth into the backfield
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 turn and run and carry deep routes as a deep defender as with pace. Will be forced to take eyes off passer or labor
well, is stuck between levels as far as athletic abilities will significantly trying to buzz off of initial platform and find
- 10 Yard Split: N/A allow. desired landmark.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Stiff tackler in tight spaces but run fills from Feet/COD: Lethargic feet. Has issues with gaining ground
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 19 deep portions are skewed by inability to close down with on first step, requires several steps to transition weight and
quickness. Struggles to shift and slide weight laterally, will get momentum moving forward. Laterally slow and has
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A be slipped from a balanced posture if squaring up tackles issues with scraping overtop as a pursuit defender.
too soon.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Has poor peripheral vision, often Man Cover Skills: Is too tight and restricted with
times caught guessing where receivers are by reacting to mobility to be tasked with playing turn and run coverage on
- Standing Broad Jump: 10'08" something developing directly in front of face. Has to be slot receivers or tight ends. Will struggle to hold on and
more aware of surroundings and route pattern concepts to mirror down the field on route breaks.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A feel passing windows.
Ball Skills: Has good linear vision and times leaps well. Versatility: Compromised by unathletic skillset. Needs to
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 Showcases good extension, however leaping ability is lim- be protected vertically and laterally, likely confined to
ited to high point throws over head. Struggles with click and nickel LB interior reps on defense as a specialist but will
- Short Shuttle: 4.12 close to drive on the football from a leveraged platform. need to find way to make impact with ST.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19

FILM SCORE
8.11 6.53 7.96 6.19 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Delano Hill INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Tackling Worst Trait: Range LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Godwin Ibwebuike is a seasoned starter at the CFB level but will not illustrated FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
desired skills to play base defense in the NFL. A slow processor who plays slower than
testing, Ibwebuike must find special teams reps to succeed and stick on an NFL roster. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
Damon Webb, Safety #7


3.12 0.14 0.31
LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Pennsylvania State, Oklahoma, Clemson

2017 Top Competition: Oklahoma, Pennsylvania State, Southern California

5.00 0.33 0.33

East/West Shrine Games watched: Clemson (2016), Oklahoma (2017), Pennsylvania State (2017), Southern California (2017), Maryland (2017)
- Measured Height: 5103 Coverage Spacing: Needs to be more consistent with eye Competitive Toughness: Has slid off of some tackle
discipline, at times will fail to keep eyes in the backfield attempts, side has been a bit of a barrier to consistent results
- Measured Weight: 196 and fails to react to the throw. Other times shows failure to with contact. Has great attitude and is eager to step down
- Measured Hand Diameter: 8.00" ID routes working into spacing. Can get suckered by first and stick face into the fire. Hustle and pursuit after
stem into space. receptions is notable.
Acceleration: Has modest acceleration and burst in down Flexibility: Has good redirection skills and a nice hinge
- 40 Yard Dash: 4.62 hill situations, doesn't show a lot of burst to close down in the hips, capable of bailing away from the LOS and
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.57 angles as quickly as eyes read the play. Has fair range to has mobility to keep eyes set in the backfield. Has nice tilt
play in a deep third or deep half of the field but won't have as a tackler to lean and challenge as a tackler in the open
- 10 Yard Split: N/A success defending numbers to numbers as single high. field.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 1.57 Tackling: Tackling strength is a question that will need to Feet/COD: Is not very twitched up but does show
- Bench Press (225 lbs): 17 be addressed, ball carriers with burst and mass are able to smoothness to flash across a blocker's face in support of the
power through head up challenges, although not on a lack of run. Is lacking at the top of route stems to plant and drive in
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A effort or posture. Has good balance and can slide feet to stay an effort to undercut the football.
in front of receivers after the catch.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 35.63” Zone Coverage IQ: Anticipation and peripheral vision are Man Cover Skills: Has the needed hinge to play off
underwhelming, which leads to some looseness on the back coverage and turn and run but long speed and burst to
- Standing Broad Jump: N/A end. Still adjusting to Safety role after transitioning from drive on hard breaking patterns and challenge the throw are
CB prior to the 2016 CFB season. Will requires additional non-existent, limiting ability to stay sticky and contest
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): N/A development for combination recognition. throws.
Ball Skills: Has good angles to arrive at the receiver if Versatility: Has back end support capabilities and can be
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 6.98 playing in an overhead position and leveraged overtop of called upon in run support, although tackling skills should
the routes. Will do best to cover ground and get into the give pause before leaving as the last line of defense.
- Short Shuttle: N/A hands of receivers but lack of length can be apparent when Somewhat of a tweener between traditional Safety roles.
SAF Combine Avg. (03-16): 4.19 challenging from the hip of a target.

FILM SCORE
7.59 5.91 5.01 6.73 None Safety (+0.05)
A
NFL Player Comparison: Deon Bush INCOMPLETE ATHLETIC PROFILE TOP 10 OVERALL 8.50 - 9.00
Best Trait: Flexibility Worst Trait: Feet/COD LEVEL OF COMPETITION Co EARLY SECOND ROUND 7.75 - 7.99

FOOTBALL IQ IQ
SAF Damon Webb illustrates nice mobility out in space, but his lack of size limits his FOURTH ROUND 7.00 - 7.24
consistency as a tackler and his lack of quickness prohibits success in coverage roles.
Webb feels like a play between roles and should be regarded as a depth/ST player. SIZE CONCERN S
Sp
PLAY SPEED CONCERN
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NDT Scouting 2018 NFL Draft Prospectus by Kyle Crabbs

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2018 Big Board

SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

2018 Big Board

10 54 OBLB Jack Cichy Wisconsin 7.59-A/M 5 79 QB Kyle Lauletta Richmond 7.41-Co

4 57 RB Sony Michel Georgia 7.56 5 82 SAF Deshon Elliott Texas 7.39-C/Sp

4 59 C James Daniels Iowa 7.53 10 84 OT Kolton Miller UCLA 7.37

6 67 WR Calvin Ridley Alabama 7.50 6 92 QB Chase Litton Marshall 7.34-C

5 69 RB Ronald Jones Southern 7.50-A 9 94 SAF Jeremy South 7.33-A

5 72 CB Holton Hill Texas 7.48-C 8 97 WR Allen Lazard Iowa State 7.29-Sp

SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

2018 Big Board

14 111 LB Shaquem Central 7.20-St 17 136 LB Shaun Dion Alabama 7.03-A/M

SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

2018 Big Board

SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

2018 Big Board

SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

2018 Big Board

23 257 OT Jamil Demby Maine 6.46-P 37 282 LB Courtney Kentucky 6.21-A/IQ

SUPERLATIVES RED FLAG KEY CODE Round Value Evaluation Total

2018 Class Analysis

Among them, that this class isn't very good. When

And against an average class, the depth into Day 2 is fine

The "Physical Size and

Their size component is Round values are meant

2018 Quarterback Rankings

POSITION OVERALL EVALUATION

1 6 QB Baker Mayfield Oklahoma 8.29-S

Baker Mayfield, Quarterback #6

PROSPECT RANKING PRODUCTION SUMMARY

LEADERSHIP SUMMARY 2016 Top Competition: Ohio State, Oklahoma, Auburn

2017 Top Competition: Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Georgia

PSAR METRIC FILM ASSESSMENT

LEADERSHIP PRODUCTION PSAR METRIC INJURY/OFF FIELD POSITIONAL

THIRD ROUND 7.25 - 7.49

Josh Rosen, Quarterback #3

PROSPECT RANKING PRODUCTION SUMMARY

2017 Top Competition: Stanford, Memphis, Southern California

PSAR METRIC FILM ASSESSMENT

LEADERSHIP PRODUCTION PSAR METRIC INJURY/OFF FIELD POSITIONAL

7.32 5.98 7.01 8.41 2016 throwing shoulder injury

THIRD ROUND 7.25 - 7.49

Lamar Jackson, Quarterback #7

PROSPECT RANKING PRODUCTION SUMMARY

2017 Top Competition: Clemson, North Carolina State, Mississippi State

PSAR METRIC FILM ASSESSMENT

LEADERSHIP PRODUCTION PSAR METRIC INJURY/OFF FIELD POSITIONAL

8.34 7.24 8.22 7.51 None Quarterback (+0.15)

THIRD ROUND 7.25 - 7.49

Sam Darnold, Quarterback #14

PROSPECT RANKING PRODUCTION SUMMARY