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Pass Rush Skills: Was a man amongst boys in college. Displays the power to overwhelm lineman at the point of attack, and the quickness to effectively work inside moves. Very disruptive. Has the most violent and active hands in the nation. Arm length is ex
Versus the Run: One of the most physical and powerful run defenders in the nation. Stuns offensive linemen with a strong punch. Plays the game with great leverage and balance. Uses sound technique. Extends his arms, has violent hands, and sheds blockers q
Pass Rush Skills: Quick off the snap. Powerful and explosive rusher. Does not have elite speed, but shows a great deal of suddenness in short areas. Does a good job of getting underneath linemen and bending the corner. Closing burst is amazing. Quarterbac
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East vs. West Shrine Game: Jan. 22, 2011 at the Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla. The game will kick-off at 4 p.m., ET. (NFL Network) Under Armour Senior Bowl: Jan. 29, 2011 at the Mobile Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Ala. The game will kick-off at 3
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Versus the Run: Plays with leverage and balance. Anchors very well. Very strong at the point of attack. Violent hands and uses them often. Constantly sees double teams and is able to fight through them. Does a good job of fighting off blockers and locatin
Pass Protection: Plays with good leverage. Sinks his hips and holds his point when bull rushed. Above average mirroring and sliding techniques. Has quick feet. Does not allow them to get stuck in the mud. Has tremendous balance and athleticism. Needs to g
On the eve of the 2011 NFL Playoffs, I thought I would explore something that most don’t. At the end of the regular season, everyone talks about the teams picking in the top ten of the draft, and rightfully so. Teams picking that high have nothing to look
Call me crazy but I didn’t think there was anyway that Andrew Luck, Travis Lewis, and Ryan Broyles would go back to school. I mean, all three have received great grades in regards to the draft. Andrew Luck would have been the sure fire number one pick. I
Alright, so I have a special treat for you guys. Yesterday, I had the opportunity to do a Q&A with National Football Post writer, Wes Bunting. I asked him a few questions about the 2011 NFL Draft and some of the players in it. Check it out and I hope you
On the eve of the 2011 NFL Playoffs, I thought I would explore something that most don’t. At the end of the regular season, everyone talks about the teams picking in the top ten of the draft, and rightfully so. Teams picking that high have nothing to look
Pass Rush Skills: Not enough speed to consistently bend and blow past linemen's outside shoulders, but does have a ton of power to knock linemen on their heels. Gets off the line with a good initial burst. Has long arms and uses them effectively on swim a
Right now, the 2011 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a dosey for the quarterback position. With teams in desperate need of an offensive leader, there could be as many as five quarterbacks taken in the top 12 picks. Scouts and fans were waiting for the bowl g
<strong>Instincts/Recognition: </strong>Not a very instinctual athlete when lining up at inside linebacker. Tends to think a lot on the field, ...
Toughness/Leadership: Plays through injuries. Has not missed a game due to them. Has total command of the offense in the huddle and at the line. Very vocal. Will get in players faces when needed. Does a good job of firing guys up on the sideline.
Toughness/Leadership: Exhibits above average physical and mental toughness. Maintains focus when faced with adversity. Has a determination about his play. Is tough to bring down. Usually takes more than one guy to do so. Hasn’t fallen victim to and signif