Prospect Watch: Senior Bowl 2010 GameDay Thread | Page 9

OnTheClock · 2010-01-26T14:43:13-08:00

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 last Prospect Watch Thread of the year. Under Armour Senior Bowl -- Saturday, January 30 at 4:00 PM EST (NFL Network) Note: Play numbers are also given (to the left of each player) so you can actually tell which player you're watching. North Prospects by Position: 05 QB Sean Canfield, Oregon State, 6-4 221 4.96 13 QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan, 6-3 229 4.84 15 QB Tony Pike, Cincinnati, 6-6 212 4.89 09 RB LeGarrette Blount, Oregon, 6-1 245 4.58 10 RB Lonyae Miller, Fresno State, 5-11 220 4.52 25 RB Joique Bell, Wayne State, 5-11 223 4.54 29 RB Chris Brown, Oklahoma, 5-10 202 4.54 31 FB Rashawn Jackson, Virginia, 6-1 239 4.70 33 FB Corey Jackson, Maryland, 6-1 245 4.76 16 TE Mike Hoomanawanui, Illinois, 6-4 267 4.77 83 TE Ed Dickson, Oregon, 6-4 244 4.73 89 TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin, 6-3 234 4.74 01 WR Marshawn Gilyard, Cincinnati, 6-0 179 4.51 08 WR Jacoby Ford, Clemson, 5-09 181 4.37 23 WR Taylor Price, Ohio, 6-0 198 4.36 81 WR Danario Alexander, Missouri, 6-4 221 4.58 82 WR Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh, 6-1 222 4.67 65 OC Matt Tenant, Boston College, 6-5 290 5.06 55 OC Eric Olsen, Notre Dame, 6-4 310 5.26 72 OT Vladimir Ducasse, Massachusetts, 6-5 326 5.32 76 OT Ed Wang, Virginia Tech, 6-5 315 4.95 74 OT Sam Young, Notre Dame, 6-8 305 5.28 75 OT Thomas Welch, Vanderbilt, 6-6 312 5.22 52 OG Jon Asamoah, Illinois, 6-4 300 5.08 67 OG Shawn Lauvao, Arizona State, 6-3 301 5.24 68 OG Zane Beadles, Utah, 6-5 307 5.28 77 OG Mike Iupati, Idaho, 6-5 325 5.20 97 DE Austen Lane, Murray State, 6-6 267 4.65 55 DE Brandon Graham, Michigan, 6-1 263 4.74 96 DE Alex Carrington, Arkansas State, 6-5 284 4.78 44 DT Tyson Alualu, California, 6-2 291 4.96 92 DT Mike Neal, Purdue, 6-3 293 4.96 91 DT Jared Odrick, Penn State, 6-5 301 5.05 98 DT D'Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech, 6-2 300 4.95 95 DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina, 6-4 331 5.18 59 ILB Phillip Dillard, Nebraska, 6-1 240 4.77 41 ILB Daryl Washington, TCU, 6-2 226 4.57 09 ILB Donald Butler, Washington, 6-1 244 4.80 40 OLB Koa Misi, Utah, 6-3 244 4.74 12 OLB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri, 6-1 241 4.59 94 OLB Justin Cole, San Jose State, 6-3 240 4.68 01 CB Kyle Wilson, Boise State, 5-10 190 4.42 02 CB Chris Cook, Virginia, 6-2 212 4.54 05 CB Syd'Quan Thompson, California, 5-9 182 4.49 18 CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest, 6-0 189 4.45 21 CB Devin McCourty, Rutgers, 5-11 186 4.47 11 FS Terrell Skinner, Maryland, 6-2 214 4.59 28 SS Kyle McCarthy, Notre Dame, 6-0 203 4.58 27 SS Larry Asante, Nebraska, 6-0 211 4.56 04 SS Kurt Coleman, Ohio State, 5-10 187 4.57 LS Mike Windt, Cincinnati K Brett Swenson, Michigan State P Zoltan Mesko, Michigan South Prospects by Position: 16 QB Jarrett Brown, West Virginia, 6-3 219 4.64 10 QB Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State, 6-2 210 4.82 15 QB Tim Tebow, Florida, 6-3 236 4.76 44 RB Ben Tate, Auburn, 5-11 214 4.50 13 RB Stafon Johnson, USC, 5-11 214 4.54 02 RB Roy Upchurch, Alabama, 6-0 210 4.53 24 RB/FB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State, 6-1 245 4.59 80 TE Jimmy Graham, Miami, 6-7 259 4.72 86 TE Anthony McCoy, USC, 6-5 249 4.78 84 TE Colin Peek, Alabama, 6-6 250 4.84 11 WR Riley Cooper, Florida, 6-3 214 4.49 03 WR Shay Hodge, Mississippi, 6-2 208 4.59 07 WR Andre Roberts, Citadel, 5-11 192 4.49 05 WR Joe Webb, UAB, 6-3 223 4.67 20 WR Jeremy Williams, Tulane, 6-0 205 4.52 22 WR Dexter McCluster, Mississippi, 5-08 165 4.42 85 WR Donald Jones, Youngstown State, 6-1 210 4.56 58 OC Ted Larsen, N.C. State, 6-3 302 5.24 55 OC J.D. Walton, Baylor, 6-3 300 5.19 79 OT Chris Scott, Tennessee, 70 OT Ciron Black, LSU, 6-5 331 5.36 69 OT Selvish Capers, West Virginia, 6-5 304 4.96 53 OG Jeff Byers, USC, 6-3 299 5.22 77 OG John Jerry, Mississippi, 6-6 332 5.54 78 OG Mike Johnson, Alabama, 6-6 306 5.38 66 OG Mitch Petrus, Arkansas, 6-3 304 5.09 52 DE Antonio Coleman, Auburn, 6-2 255 4.87 91 DE Brandon Lang, Troy, 6-4 260 4.82 93 DE C.J. Wilson, East Carolina, 6-3 284 4.80 95 DE George Selvie, South Florida, 6-4 247 4.78 56 DT Geno Atkins, Georgia, 6-2 286 4.96 62 DT Terrence Cody, Alabama, 6-4 370 5.72 33 DT Lamarr Houston, Texas, 6-3 302 4.93 96 DT Jeff Owens, Georgia, 6-1 304 4.98 55 DT Dan Williams, Tennessee, 6-2 329 5.23 22 ILB Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State, 6-1 241 4.64 50 ILB Darryl Sharpton, Miami, 6-0 229 4.63 36 OLB Dakota Watson, Florida State, 6-2 232 4.64 38 OLB Roddrick Muckelroy, Texas, 6-2 236 4.67 40 OLB Eric Norwood, South Carolina, 6-1 246 4.67 91 OLB Cameron Sheffield, Troy, 6-3 256 4.78 28 CB Javier Arenas, Alabama, 5-9 195 4.57 17 CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State, 5-11 189 4.44 32 CB Trevard Lindley, Kentucky, 5-11 178 4.53 03 CB Jerome Murphy, South Florida, 6-1 191 4.48 23 CB Patrick RObinson, Florida State, 5-11 190 4.42 05 FS Nate Allen, South Florida, 6-1 205 4.50 21 FS Taylor Mays, USC, 6-3 231 4.47 24 SS Harry Coleman, LSU, 6-2 206 4.53 04 SS Myron Rolle, Florida State, 6-2 217 4.59 LS Morgan Cox, Tennessee K Leigh Tiffin, Alabama P Matt Dodge, East Carolina

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:37 PM

#121

OnTheClock
Hall of Fame
Posts: 38,476

Iupati doesn't look comfortable on the right side at all.

Best performers of the first half:
DE Graham, Sheffield
RB Blount
DT Odrick, Atkins, Williams, Thomas (commanding double-teams, pushing the OL back in the pocket almost every play)
WR Gilyard, J.Williams
TE Peek

Worst performers of the first half:
WR R.Cooper
DE Selvie (not agile, not strong)
OT Wang, Young, Capers
DT Houston
SS Asante
OG Iupati (let's be honest, I didn't see him get beat once at LG and he was fine run-blocking, but at RG and in pass-pro he has struggled.)

[ Edited by OnTheClock on Jan 30, 2010 at 2:42 PM ]

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:37 PM

#122

hofer36
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Posts: 8,257

Originally posted by jreff22:
Anybody know Iupati's hardest competition at Idaho?

they played usc...there is a utube showing him putting mauluaga on the ground with a forearm shiver

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:37 PM

#123

jreff22
Veteran
Posts: 67,314

So I'm saying it Iupati is a LG....not a RT, wont happen.

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:38 PM

#124

mayo49
Veteran
Posts: 65,216

Originally posted by IdentityCrisis:
Originally posted by mayo63:
Too little, too late for Mays I think.

only for people on this board who get stuck on certain beliefs and never leave them.

I like Mays I was on his bandwagon last year, but he's stock has dropped alot from last years projection of a top 10 pick.

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:38 PM

#125

LeadFarmer
Veteran
Posts: 822

Originally posted by PTulini:
Originally posted by DarthNiner:
No way! I just saw a Taylor Mays INT! I thought he didn't have ballskills...

I know I'm probably in the minority here, but I really wouldn't mind getting Taylor Mays. I mean, come on... He's gotta be an upgrade over Mark Roman!

Ya but we dont need an upgrade over Roman. We need Lewis' eventual replacement

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:40 PM

#126

m_brockalexander
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Posts: 13,379

Originally posted by DesiDez:
I like Jason Pierre-Paul if we draft 3-4 olb in the first round

I would pass on him. JPP is impressive but he is a one year wonder and has question marks about how smart he is. Graham has been good since his freshmen year and led the nation in TFL with 26 this year plus 10.5 sacks. He would be my choice between the two.

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:41 PM

#127

oldninerdude
Veteran
Posts: 4,330

Originally posted by PTulini:
Originally posted by DarthNiner:
No way! I just saw a Taylor Mays INT! I thought he didn't have ballskills...

I know I'm probably in the minority here, but I really wouldn't mind getting Taylor Mays. I mean, come on... He's gotta be an upgrade over Mark Roman!

Its hard to argue with that. Eric Berry will be gone in the top five, Allen has not shown anything in this game. Mays is BIG and fast, can lay the wood, and appears coachable. What's not to like?

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:41 PM

#128

m_brockalexander
Veteran
Posts: 13,379

Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Iupati doesn't look comfortable on the right side at all.

Best performers of the first half:
DE Graham, Sheffield
RB Blount
DT Odrick, Atkins, Thomas (commanding double-teams, pushing the OL back in the pocket almost every play)
WR Gilyard, J.Williams
TE Peek

Worst performers of the first half:
WR R.Cooper
DE Selvie (not agile, not strong)
OT Wang, Young, Capers
DT Houston
SS Asante
OG Iupati (let's be honest, I didn't see him get beat once at LG and he was fine run-blocking, but at RG and in pass-pro he has struggled.)

What about Dan Williams DT?

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:42 PM

#129

OnTheClock
Hall of Fame
Posts: 38,476

Originally posted by m_brockalexander:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Iupati doesn't look comfortable on the right side at all.

Best performers of the first half:
DE Graham, Sheffield
RB Blount
DT Odrick, Atkins, Thomas, Williams (commanding double-teams, pushing the OL back in the pocket almost every play)
WR Gilyard, J.Williams
TE Peek

Worst performers of the first half:
WR R.Cooper
DE Selvie (not agile, not strong)
OT Wang, Young, Capers
DT Houston
SS Asante
OG Iupati (let's be honest, I didn't see him get beat once at LG and he was fine run-blocking, but at RG and in pass-pro he has struggled.)

What about Dan Williams DT?

Yeah I noticed the goof and had just edited it, check it.

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:42 PM

#130

jreff22
Veteran
Posts: 67,314

Originally posted by oldninerdude:
Originally posted by PTulini:
Originally posted by DarthNiner:
No way! I just saw a Taylor Mays INT! I thought he didn't have ballskills...

I know I'm probably in the minority here, but I really wouldn't mind getting Taylor Mays. I mean, come on... He's gotta be an upgrade over Mark Roman!

Its hard to argue with that. Eric Berry will be gone in the top five, Allen has not shown anything in this game. Mays is BIG and fast, can lay the wood, and appears coachable. What's not to like?

His ability to NOT wrap up

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:42 PM

#131

mayo49
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Posts: 65,216

Originally posted by jreff22:
So I'm saying it Iupati is a LG....not a RT, wont happen.

You might be right.

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:43 PM

#132

krizay
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Posts: 26,502

Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Iupati doesn't look comfortable on the right side at all.

Best performers of the first half:
DE Graham, Sheffield
RB Blount
DT Odrick, Atkins, Williams, Thomas (commanding double-teams, pushing the OL back in the pocket almost every play)
WR Gilyard, J.Williams
TE Peek

Worst performers of the first half:
WR R.Cooper
DE Selvie (not agile, not strong)
OT Wang, Young, Capers
DT Houston
SS Asante
OG Iupati (let's be honest, I didn't see him get beat once at LG and he was fine run-blocking, but at RG and in pass-pro he has struggled.)

he was at LG on the sack he gave up.

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:45 PM

#133

Schulzy
Veteran
Posts: 2,394

Originally posted by krizay:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Iupati doesn't look comfortable on the right side at all.

Best performers of the first half:
DE Graham, Sheffield
RB Blount
DT Odrick, Atkins, Williams, Thomas (commanding double-teams, pushing the OL back in the pocket almost every play)
WR Gilyard, J.Williams
TE Peek

Worst performers of the first half:
WR R.Cooper
DE Selvie (not agile, not strong)
OT Wang, Young, Capers
DT Houston
SS Asante
OG Iupati (let's be honest, I didn't see him get beat once at LG and he was fine run-blocking, but at RG and in pass-pro he has struggled.)

he was at LG on the sack he gave up.

No he wasn't...

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:45 PM

#134

LeadFarmer
Veteran
Posts: 822

Originally posted by krizay:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Iupati doesn't look comfortable on the right side at all.

Best performers of the first half:
DE Graham, Sheffield
RB Blount
DT Odrick, Atkins, Williams, Thomas (commanding double-teams, pushing the OL back in the pocket almost every play)
WR Gilyard, J.Williams
TE Peek

Worst performers of the first half:
WR R.Cooper
DE Selvie (not agile, not strong)
OT Wang, Young, Capers
DT Houston
SS Asante
OG Iupati (let's be honest, I didn't see him get beat once at LG and he was fine run-blocking, but at RG and in pass-pro he has struggled.)

he was at LG on the sack he gave up.

no mayok circled the wrong guy. he was at rg

Jan 30, 2010 at 2:46 PM

#135

SanDiego49er
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Posts: 52,223

Only on NFL.com? I don't see it on any channels. I don't get NFL network.