MattUMD224 2010 Draft Database

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1. Eric Berry – Saftey - Tennessee
2. Ndamukong Suh- Defensive Tackle - Nebraska
3. Gerald McCoy- Defensive Tackle - Oklahoma
4. Russell Okung – Offensive Tackle – Oklahoma State
5. Rolando McClain – Linebacker - Alabama
6. Dez Bryant – Wide Reciever – Oklahoma State
7. Sergio Kindle – Defensive End – Texas
8. C.J. Spiller – Runningback - Clemson
9. Derrick Morgan – Defensive End – Georgia Tech
10. Jimmy Clausen – Quarterback – Notre Dame
11. Carlos Dunlap – Defensive End- Florida
12. Dan Williams- Defensive Tackle- Tennessee
13. Joe Haden – Cornerback - Florida
14. Trent Williams- Offensive Tackle- Oklahoma
15. Sam Bradford – Quarterback - Oklahoma
16. Brian Price – Defensive Tackle - UCLA
17. Anthony Davis – Offensive Tackle - Rutgers
18. Sean Weatherspoon – Linebacker – Missouri
19. Jason Pierre-Paul – Defensive End - USF
20. Brandon Graham – Defensive End - Michigan
21. Taylor Mays – Safety - USC
22. Damian Williams – Wide Receiver - USC
23. Brandon Spikes – Linebacker - Florida
24. Earl Thomas – Saftey - Texas
25. Ricky Sapp – Defensive End - Clemson
26. Bruce Campbell – Offensive Tackle - Maryland
27. Navorro Bowman – Linebacker – Penn State
28. Charles Brown – Offensive Tackle - USC
29. Jermaine Gresham – Tight End - Oklahoma
30. Patrick Robinson – Cornerback – Florida State
31. Mike Iupati – Offensive Guard - Idaho
32. Jonathan Dwyer – Runningback – Georgia Tech
33. Arthur Jones – Defensive Tackle – Syracuse
34. Jerry Hughes – Defensive End - TCU
35. Aaron Hernandez – Tight End - Florida
36. Vladimir Ducasse – Offensive Guard - UMASS
37. Golden Tate – Wide Receiver – Notre Dame
38. Everson Griffen – Defensive End - USC
39. Bryan Bulaga – Offensive Tackle - Iowa
40. Morgan Burnett- Saftey – Georgia Tech
41. Arrelious Benn – Wide Receiver - Illinois
42. Donovan Warren – Cornerback - Michigan
43. Brandon LaFell – Wide Receiver - LSU
44. Jared Odrick – Defensive Tackle – Penn State
45. Corey Wootton – Defensive End - Northwestern
46. Reshad Jones – Safety - Georiga
47. Terrance Cody – Defensive Tackle - Alabama
48. Trevard Lindley – Kentucky- California
49. Greg Hardy – Defensive End – Ole Miss
50. Jerome Murphy – Cornerback – South Florida

1. Jimmy Clausen – Notre Dame – Junior


2. Sam Bradford – Oklahoma – Junior

Height: 6’4
Weight: 214
Ideal Scheme: West Coast
Draft Grade: Top 20
Strengths He is mentally and physically tough which is shown by the way he stands in the pocket while plays develop. He is deadly accurate with his throws from short to deep. He has good enough arm strength to throw the deep ball in the pros. He has good mechanics on his drop backs and when rolling out. Likes to use his pump fake to get his receivers open and leads them well enough to pick up good YAC. He has good enough mobility to brushes off pressure and is able to run to pick up yards if needed. He looks through all of his progressions and looks off to every receiver to get the best pass off.

Weakness: Tearing his AC Joint in his shoulder will cause some concerns from teams looking to draft a quarterback in the first round. The injury could have some affect on the way he throws the ball and the velocity he gets on the deep ball. He already has a 3/4th style throwing motion that will lead to some batted balls in the NFL. He needs to add on more weight to his frame. He hasn’t had much pressure in his face as he has had a good offensive line during his career at Oklahoma

Analysis: Missing the entire 2009 season will have some affect on his draft stock. His pro workouts and combine will be the deciding factor on weather his should is completely fixed or not. During his two years of starting he showed great accuracy and leadership ability and led his team to National Championship while lighting up the score boards.

3. Tony Pike – Cincinnati – Senior

Height: 6’5
Weight: 209
Ideal Scheme:
Draft Grade: 2nd Round

Strengths He has the prototypical height for a NFL Quarterback. He has enough mobility for his size to get out of the pocket and make plays on his feet. He has great accuracy for the short to intermediate routes. Also shows good accuracy when rolling out of the pocket and throwing on the run.

Weakness: He has a problem with locking onto his primary receiver during his progression. He holds onto the ball too long in hopes of making the big play which results into sacks. He as had many injury concerns throughout his career at Cincinnati which led to him missing games. His arm strength is another thing that comes into question; he is able to put good zip on intermediate passes but has trouble with throwing the deep ball.

Analysis: Pike was a leading Hesisman candidate early inn the season until he was injured. He is a proven leader that has helped changed the way Cincinnati is looked at. He has lead the team to two BCS games in his career. With the right coaching he could be looked at in 10 years as the best quarterback coming out of this class. He needs to put on some weight to his frame so he doesn’t get hurt as often, as injury concerns are the only thing that can hurt his draft stock.

4. Tim Tebow – Florida – Senior


5. Tim Hiller – Western Michigan – Senior


6. Jonathan Crompton – Tennessee- Senior


7. Jevan Snead – Ole Miss – Junior
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8. Colt McCoy – Texas – Senior


9. Sean Canfield – Oregon State – Senior
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10. John Skelton – Fordham – Senior


11. Max Hall – BYU – Senior


12. Jarrett Brown – West Virginia – Senior


13. Dan LeFevour – Central Michigan – Senior


14. Rusty Smith – Florida Atlantic – Senior


15. Zac Robinson – Oklahoma State – Senior

1. C.J. Spiller – Clemson – Senior


2. Jonathan Dwyer – Georgia Tech – Junior


3. Montario Hardesty – Tennessee – Senior


4. Jahvid Best – California – Junior


5. Ryan Mathews – Fresno State – Junior


6. Anthony Dixon – Mississippi State – Senior

Height: 6'0
Weight: 240
Ideal Scheme: Two-Back
Draft Grade: 3rd Round

Strengths He has good vision on his runs and displays good cut-back to get through open lanes. Shows good patience on plays and is able to bounce to the outside if needed. With his size he is able to break lots of tackles and always takes more than one defender to bring him down. Has good initial burst out of the backfield and run staright downhill. Shows a very good stiff arm at the line to break away from defenders. He was a very good pass catcher out of the backfield. Has not missed a game in three years.

Weakness: Needs to produce more in a two-back set, while at Mississippi State he peform mostly out of a one-back set where he was able to take the ball deep and slash through the holes. He doesn’t have top-end speed after he gets through the hole. Is not elusavie in the open field and not able to sepereate from defenders. Not a very good pass blocker and does poor job taking play action.

Analysis: Was able to produce with a bad line while at Mississippi State. He has lots of carries coming into the draft, but with no majore injury concerns that should not lead to be an issue. Believe that his first initial burst coming off the line is good enough to warrant him 2nd-3rd round draft pick. Will most likely split carries with a scat back in the league and will get lots of goal-line carries.


7. Ben Tate – Auburn – Senior


8. Stafon Johnson – USC – Senior


9. Toby Gerhart – Stanford – Senior


10. Joe McKnight – USC – Junior


11. Curtis Steele – Memphis – Senior


12. Keiland Williams – LSU – Senior


13. Javarris James – Miami(FL) – Senior


14. James Starks – Buffalo – Senior-


15. Andre Dixon – UCONN – Senior

1. Dez Bryant - Oklahoma State - Junior


2. Damian Williams - USC - Junior


3. Golden Tate - Notre Dame - Junior


4. Arrelious Benn - Illinois - Junior


5. Brandon Lafell - LSU - Senior


6. Mardy Gilyard - Cincinnati - Senior


7. Jordan Shipley - Texas - Senior


8. Danario Alexander - Missouri - Senior


9. Demaryius Thomas - Georgia Tech - Senior


10. Riley Cooper - Florida - Senior


11. Dezmon Briscoe - Kansas - Junior


12. Mike Williams - Syracuse - Junior


13. Eric Decker - Minnesota - Senior


14. Jeremy Williams - Tulane - Senior


15. Taylor Price - Ohio - Senior


16. Emmanuel Sanders - SMU - Senior


17. Andre Roberts - Citadel - Senior


18. Jacoby Ford - Clemson - Senior


19. Marcus Easley - UCONN - Senior


20. Blair White - Michigan State - Senior