***East-West Shrine Game Prospect Watch Thread | Page 8

KezarLivin · 2010-01-20T09:10:47-08:00

The Shrine game is this Saturday, Jan 23 at 12 PM PST on ESPN2. Here are the Rosters: East Roster West Roster And here is the blog on the practices on the National Football Post: East-West Practices OTC's Position-by-Position Prospect Watch All of the prospects have been organized by position, with their height, weight, and the most recently verified 40 times. These take a while to compile, but here you go, folks. Enjoy the 2nd to last Prospect Watch Thread of the year. East-West Shrine Game -- Saturday, January 23 at 3:00 PM EST (ESPN2) East Prospects by Position: QB John Skelton, Fordham, 6-5 244 4.88 QB Mike Kafka, Northwestern, 6-3 216 4.88 QB Daryll Clark, Penn State, 6-1 238 4.62 RB Andre Anderson, Tulane, 5-11 205 4.54 RB Andre Dixon, Connecticut, 6-0 200 4.59 RB Javarris James, Miami, 5-11 208 4.54 FB Richard Dickson, LSU, 6-3 245 4.78 TE Alejandro "Ali" Villanueva, Army, 6-9 277 4.82 TE Andrew Quarles, Penn State, 6-4 248 4.74 TE Nate Byham, Pittsburgh, 6-4 268 4.76 WR Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green, 6-0 212 4.56 WR Patrick Simonds, Colgate, 6-5 229 4.58 WR Blair White, Michigan State, 6-2 205 4.54 WR Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo, 6-0 190 4.57 WR Alric Arnett, West Virginia, 6-2 183 4.49 OC Jim Cordle, Ohio State, 6-4 297 5.12 OC A.J. Trump, Miami, 6-3 305 5.22 OC Matt Morencie, Windsor, 6-3 300 4.92 OT Rodger Saffold, Indiana, 6-5 312 5.23 OT Kevin Haslam, Rutgers, 6-5 304 5.27 OT Kyle Calloway, Iowa, 6-6 322 5.28 OT Chris Scott, Tennessee, 6-5 328 5.36 OT Ben Staggs, West Liberty, 6-3 278 5.15 OG Cord Howard, Georgia Tech, 6-4 317 5.38 OG Mitch Petrus, Arkansas, 6-3 315 5.09 OG Sergio Render, Virginia Tech, 6-3 318 5.26 OG Chris DeGeare, Wake Forest, 6-4 326 5.43 OG Thomas Austin, Clemson, 6-3 315 5.16 DE Rahim Alem, LSU, 6-3 260 4.79 DE Lindsey Witten, Connecticut, 6-5 248 4.73 DE Greg Hardy, Mississippi, 6-4 279 4.67 DE Willie Young, N.C. State, 6-5 251 4.84 DT Doug Worthington, Ohio State, 6-5 288 4.96 DT Mike Neal, Purdue, 6-3 298 4.96 DT Torell Troup, Central Florida, 6-3 310 5.28 DT Nate Collins, Virginia, 6-2 279 5.08 ILB Mike McLaughlin, Boston College, 6-0 246 4.82 ILB Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State, 6-1 240 4.64 ILB Ross Pospisil, Navy, 6-0 228 4.65 ILB Kion Wilson, South Florida, 6-0 232 4.74 OLB Kavell Conner, Clemson, 6-1 247 4.67 OLB Chris McCoy, Mid. Tennessee State, 6-3 251 4.84 OLB O'Brien Schofield, Wisconsin, 6-2 242 4.63 CB Chris Chancellor, Clemson, 5-9 171 4.48 CB Sherrick McManis, Northwestern, 5-11 189 4.48 CB Aaron Berry, Pittsburgh, 5-9 180 4.48 CB Stephan Virgil, Virginia Tech, 5-11 180 4.49 CB Patrick Stoudamire, Western Illinois, 5-10 207 4.49 FS Van Eskridge, East Carolina, 6-0 194 4.63 FS Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech, 6-3 232 4.58 SS Justin Woodall, Alabama, 6-1 218 4.64 SS Darian Stewart, South Carolina, 5-11 216 4.60 SS Barry Church, Toledo, 6-2 217 4.56 K Josh Shene, Mississippi P Jeremy Poone, Penn St. West Prospects by Position: QB Max Hall, BYU, 6-0 202 4.76 QB Matt Nichols, Eastern Washington, 6-2 220 4.84 QB Todd Reesing, Kansas, 5-10 188 4.84 RB Dimitri Nance, Arizona State, 5-10 224 4.56 RB Lonyae Miller, Fresno State, 5-11 220 4.52 RB Keith Toston, Oklahoma State, 6-0 214 4.57 FB Ryan Moya, UCLA, 6-1 233 4.68 TE Dennis Pitta, BYU, 6-4 245 4.73 TE Nathan Overbay, Eastern Washington, 6-5 262 4.86 TE Riar Geer, Colorado, 6-3 252 4.98 WR Seyi Ajirotutu, Fresno State, 6-3 211 4.56 WR Emmanuel Sanders, SMU, 5-11 182 4.47 WR Terrence Austin, UCLA, 5-11 172 4.47 WR Verran Tucker, California, 6-2 194 4.47 WR Kerry Meier, Kansas, 6-2 219 4.65 WR Jordan Sisco, Regina, 6-0 214 4.51 WR David Reed, Utah, 6-0 188 4.52 OC John Estes, Hawaii, 6-2 295 5.22 OC Kenny Alfred, Washington State, 6-2 286 5.24 OT Chris Marinelli, Stanford, 6-7 300 5.23 OT Marshall Newhouse, TCU, 6-3 326 5.06 OT Mike Tepper, California, 6-5 325 5.37 OT Cole Pemberton, Colorado State, 6-7 318 5.29 OG Shelley Smith, Colorado State, 6-3 301 5.22 OG Reggie Stephens, Iowa State, 6-3 322 5.46 OG Michael Shumard, Texas A&M, 6-4 304 5.12 OG Brandon Carter, Texas Tech, 6-6 326 5.42 DE Jan Jorgensen, BYU, 6-2 260 4.79 DE Jeffery Fitzgerald, Kansas State, 6-4 271 4.92 DE James Ruffin, Northern Iowa, 6-3 266 4.87 DE Daniel Te'o Nesheim, 6-3 250 4.82 DT Ekom Udofia, Stanford, 6-1 326 5.18 DT Earl Mitchell, Arizona, 6-1 289 4.94 DT Jaron Baston, Missouri, 6-0 309 5.08 DT Martin Tevaseu, UNLV, 6-1 329 5.41 ILB Joe Pawelek, Baylor, 6-2 237 4.83 ILB Reggie Carter, UCLA, 6-0 238 4.73 OLB Dexter Davis, Arizona State, 6-1 244 4.78 OLB Keaton Kristick, Oregon State, 6-3 226 4.74 OLB Stevenson Sylvester, Utah, 6-2 225 4.73 OLB Jason Beauchamp, UNLV, 6-3 243 4.73 CB Jamar Wall, Texas Tech, 5-10 204 4.52 CB Alterraun Verner, UCLA, 5-10 181 4.52 CB Devin Ross, Arizona, 5-10 184 4.43 CB Brian Jackson, Oklahoma, 6-0 203 4.54 FS TJ Ward, Oregon, 5-10 199 4.56 FS Robert Johnson, Utah, 6-2 197 4.52 SS Darrell Stuckey, Kansas, 6-0 207 4.50 SS Klint Kubiak, Colorado State, 6-1 204 4.62 SS Chris Thomas, Air Force, 5-10 207 4.58 K Hunter Lawrence, Texas P Robert Malone, Fresno State [ Edited by KezarLivin on Jan 22, 2010 at 09:38:21 ]

Jan 23, 2010 at 3:57 PM

#106

Negrodamus
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Originally posted by 228niner:
I"m loving Freddy Barnes

Jan 23, 2010 at 3:58 PM

#107

AC49er
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Originally posted by Negrodamus:
Originally posted by 228niner:
I"m loving Freddy Barnes

They were all over his nut sack today!

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:02 PM

#108

Negrodamus
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Originally posted by AC49er:
Originally posted by Negrodamus:
Originally posted by 228niner:
I"m loving Freddy Barnes

They were all over his nut sack today!

do you mean the announcers or the db's or both.

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:10 PM

#109

kronik
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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Top 10 performers (not in order).

TE Pitta
TE Quarles
QB Hall
QB Kafka
FS Chancellor
DT Collins
WR Barnes
OLB Schofield
OL Calloway
DE Witten

OTC, don't you think Chancellor is a SS. Look at his size. There are even talks about him moving to OLB.

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:24 PM

#110

Kolohe
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Who was #94 today of the East team, dude was a beast, owning the West O-line, simply just moving blockers outta the way.

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:28 PM

#111

kronik
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Originally posted by Kolohe:
Who was #94 today of the East team, dude was a beast, owning the West O-line, simply just moving blockers outta the way.

Neal from Purdue I believe

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:28 PM

#112

OnTheClock
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Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Top 10 performers (not in order).

TE Pitta
TE Quarles
QB Hall
QB Kafka
FS Chancellor
DT Collins
WR Barnes
OLB Schofield
OL Calloway
DE Witten

OTC, don't you think Chancellor is a SS. Look at his size. There are even talks about him moving to OLB.

No, actually. And they actually talked about this. McShay noted how a lot of people who thought Chancellor might have to be an SS or OLB were completed silenced this week by Chancellor's outstanding play and range at the FS spot not only in practices but in the game. He looked natural out there and could play either spot I'm sure. They had him back there alone playing center field. Throughout the game he displayed the ability to break quickly on the ball and also tackled well.

I believe Kam is a true Safety. I would definitely not move him to linebacker.

[ Edited by OnTheClock on Jan 23, 2010 at 16:29:20 ]

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:32 PM

#113

toeknee
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How did Dixon do?

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:38 PM

#114

Kolohe
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Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Who was #94 today of the East team, dude was a beast, owning the West O-line, simply just moving blockers outta the way.

Neal from Purdue I believe

#94 was playing LDT, Neal I saw was playing RDT.

Jan 23, 2010 at 4:39 PM

#115

kronik
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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Top 10 performers (not in order).

TE Pitta
TE Quarles
QB Hall
QB Kafka
FS Chancellor
DT Collins
WR Barnes
OLB Schofield
OL Calloway
DE Witten

OTC, don't you think Chancellor is a SS. Look at his size. There are even talks about him moving to OLB.

No, actually. And they actually talked about this. McShay noted how a lot of people who thought Chancellor might have to be an SS or OLB were completed silenced this week by Chancellor's outstanding play and range at the FS spot not only in practices but in the game. He looked natural out there and could play either spot I'm sure. They had him back there alone playing center field. Throughout the game he displayed the ability to break quickly on the ball and also tackled well.

I believe Kam is a true Safety. I would definitely not move him to linebacker.

Thanks, what round do you project he'll be takened? He someone we could take if Rashard Jones or Chad Jones are gone.

Jan 23, 2010 at 5:22 PM

#116

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I liked Calloway, Chancellor and #74 on the West. No RS looked remotely good.

Calloway had a couple of slips, but for the most part looked solid. There were times that I saw #74 engulf his opponent. Barnes was nice at the end. I was hoping to see some RS step up.

Jan 23, 2010 at 5:38 PM

#117

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Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by kronik:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Top 10 performers (not in order).

TE Pitta
TE Quarles
QB Hall
QB Kafka
FS Chancellor
DT Collins
WR Barnes
OLB Schofield
OL Calloway
DE Witten

OTC, don't you think Chancellor is a SS. Look at his size. There are even talks about him moving to OLB.

No, actually. And they actually talked about this. McShay noted how a lot of people who thought Chancellor might have to be an SS or OLB were completed silenced this week by Chancellor's outstanding play and range at the FS spot not only in practices but in the game. He looked natural out there and could play either spot I'm sure. They had him back there alone playing center field. Throughout the game he displayed the ability to break quickly on the ball and also tackled well.

I believe Kam is a true Safety. I would definitely not move him to linebacker.

Thanks, what round do you project he'll be takened? He someone we could take if Rashard Jones or Chad Jones are gone.

I both grade him and project him to go somewhere in the 3rd round.

Originally posted by teeohh:
How did Dixon do?

He actually did pretty well. Showed some nice shake-n-bake moves to turn a negative play into a 7 yard gain.

Jan 23, 2010 at 5:39 PM

#118

OnTheClock
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Oh, and #74 was Tennessee OT Chris Scott I believe.

Jan 23, 2010 at 5:50 PM

#119

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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Oh, and #74 was Tennessee OT Chris Scott I believe.

There were a couple of plays where I focused on the interior and said Wow! I understand this is second to fourth tier talent supposedly, but he did pretty well.

I love the way Chancellor hits. I would love to have him on our team seems like a natural ST player, too! Also, Calloway just simply stoned-walled his opponents at times. Nice!

Again OTC, it just seems we are blessed with some serious options at positions of need up and down the rounds!

It is going to be a fun off-season! I look forward to everyone's analysis to get a nice sample of potential landing spots for this year's top players!

Wow, I still can't believe we have two first in the top 16/17 of this wonderful, talented draft!

Jan 23, 2010 at 6:30 PM

#120

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Originally posted by ninertico:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Oh, and #74 was Tennessee OT Chris Scott I believe.

There were a couple of plays where I focused on the interior and said Wow! I understand this is second to fourth tier talent supposedly, but he did pretty well.

I love the way Chancellor hits. I would love to have him on our team seems like a natural ST player, too! Also, Calloway just simply stoned-walled his opponents at times. Nice!

Again OTC, it just seems we are blessed with some serious options at positions of need up and down the rounds!

It is going to be a fun off-season! I look forward to everyone's analysis to get a nice sample of potential landing spots for this year's top players!

Wow, I still can't believe we have two first in the top 16/17 of this wonderful, talented draft!

Scratch that -- I'm watching it again on DVR and #74 of the West squad is Shelley Smith of Colorado state. He must be the guy you're talking about because he played guard in the game, and Chris Scott played left tackle for the East.