Second Day Quarterbacks 2011 NFL Draft

Kaepernick, Colin Nevada 6045 225 4.53
San Francisco Four-year starter who has
been productive with his arm and legs
over his career. Impressive mobility and deep ball accuracy. A
good athlete who can make all the NFL throws. Has a good
pocket presence to move and slide away from pressure. He ran
the Pistol offense that was developed by his head coach, Chris
Ault. The quarterback is closer to the line of scrimmage (4 yds)
than a true shotgun formation (6-7 yds). The running back lines
up 3 yards behind the quarterback. This formation was developed
to add power and an option running game to the spread offense.
The Steelers used some Pistol concepts with Ben Roethlisberger
in 2010 after Ben broke his foot. Kansas City, Miami, and
Detroit also dabbled with the Pistol offense. Kaepernick is a
hard working self-motivated athlete.For the complete report see
Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft

Mallett, Ryan Arkansas 6067 253 5.37
New England
Junior entry. Two-year starter. Transfer from the University of
Michigan. A big man with a big arm. Can make all the NFL
caliber passes. Can throw the fade pattern with accuracy and
touch. Runs a combination pro and spread offensive scheme.
Takes ball in shotgun under center. Has the arm strength to take
advantage of coverage breakdowns. The ball doesn’t stay in the
air long. Good velocity. Plays in a complex offensive system.
Has the ability to manage the offense and handle adjustments.
Can drive the ball down the field and hit the receivers on routes
with few adjustments. Struggles to reset body with balance to
make a quick and accurate throw. Big and strong, straight line
runner. Must set his feet to throw accurately. Pressure in the
pocket causes him problems. Needs a clean pocket to succeed For
the complete report..Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft..

Dalton, Andy TCU 6020 213 4.87
Cincinnati Bengals Four-year starter.
A developmental project who is skilled in a
zone read offense in college. As with all other spread formation
quarterbacks, Dalton must work at taking snaps from under
center, develop his footwork to the throwing point, and work
from a pocket among a myriad of NFL nuances of quarterback
play. He does have a skill set such as a quick release, above
average accuracy, and timing on his passes. His catch and release
quickness comes from his offensive schemes’ predetermined
reads. Arm strength is best short and medium. For the complete report
read Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft

2011 First Round Quarterbacks......

Newton, Cam Auburn 6050 248 4.59
CAROLINA Junior entry.
One-year starter. Junior college transfer. Started
career at the University of Florida. Won the junior college
national championship at Blinn (TX) Junior College in 2009.
Runs the spread, no huddle, run first edition. Confident and
aggressive in his play. Runs the dive and read option. Quick up
the field when he runs the ball. Big and strong. Uses the stiff arm
to ward off tacklers. Physical in the run game. Can take and
give a hit. Runs the ball out of the Wildcat. Can avoid defenders
in space. Question ability to pre-read, sight adjust, and locate
secondary receivers. His field vision and awareness are not readily
evident. Runs the quarterback counter sweep and follows his
blockers. Demonstrates an open field burst to run away from
defenders. Can elude pass rushers. Tall enough to see over the
line. Has a strong arm and fast ball when he needs it. Can zip the
ball on a shallow post route or hit a receiver on a 25-yard
comeback. Generally throws to wide open receivers. One flaw is
that he stares down and locks on a receiver.For complete
report
see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Locker,Jake Washington 6022 231 4.59

Tennessee Three-year starter who is a
dynamic playmaker. Possesses all
the tools and athletic ability to succeed on the next level. Broke
his thumb in game four against Stanford in 2008 which slowed
his progress. Played in 2009 with a group of young receivers
who dropped several passes early in the year but proved to be
talented skill players by season’s end. Returned to the Huskies
in 2010 to continue his development under quarterback guru
and head coach Steve Sarkisian. Fundamentally, Locker is an
ascending player who can throw from the pocket or on the
move from a variety of deliveries. Classic compact release.
Holds ball cheek level and is quick on his release. Plays in both
a spread offense where he takes shotgun snaps and a pro style
where he accepts the ball from under center. His arm is strong
enough to throw deep and all the sideline passes. He can zip the
tough deep comeback route. Has the innate ability to speed up
his delivery under a heavy rush and gets the ball out of his hand
quickly and on time. Can hit a moving target in stride on vertical
patterns down the field. Particularly dangerous on play action,
See Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft for the complete report.

Gabbert Blaine Missouri 6043 234 4.62 Junior entry.

Jacksonville
Two-year starter. Right handed passer who is consistent
and accurate in his play. Gets the ball out of his hand quickly.
Sudden to “catch” and release. He sees it quickly and hits it quickly.
Can speed up his delivery under the pressure of a rush and keep his
accuracy. Carries the ball chest high or higher at all times. No
wasted motion to re-cock and throw. High overhand release.
Demonstrates good touch over the linebackers and in front of the
safeties. Generally throws a tight spiral with good velocity. High
RPMs, good rotation. Will use his eyes and pump fakes to move
the safeties. Athletic and mobile enough to extend the play. A
rhythm and timing passer. Plays in a pass first spread offense that
features slant routes, bubble screens, and quick outs. Will also step
into the deep passes downfield and put the ball between the numbers
on the receiver. A patient quarterback who spreads the ball around
to four, sometimes five different receivers. Accurate throwing the
skinny post down the seam. Deadly on the 18-yard out. Strong
enough to run quarterback draws in the red zone.For the complete
report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft..


Ponder, Christian Florida State 6021 222 4.65
Minnesota A three-year starter.
Graduated in 2 ½ years and has been working
on his MBA for the past year and a half. Learning complex NFL
offenses will not be a problem. Has Kurt Warner type accuracy.
Consistent ability to keep receivers on their routes with few
adjustments. Throws a catchable ball with timing, touch, and
rare ball placement to his receivers. Completed 68.8 percent of
his passes in 2009. Patient passing the ball. Lets the play develop
while reading coverages, then delivers ball. Equally skilled at
throwing horizontal or vertical passes with accuracy. Quick
release. Always ready to throw, keeps the ball up at shoulder
level or above. No wasted motion. Tight spiral with velocity.
Quick feet. Gets to throwing point quickly in conventional or
shotgun alignments. Good mechanics. Can scramble out, gather
himself, and throw accurately. Quick and fluid. A poised leader
who doesn’t get rattled. Features the arm strength to fit the ball
into tight spots in the “red zone.” Quick twitch from vision to
launch point. He sees it, he hits it.For the complete report see
Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft...

2011 Free Agent Outside Linebackers........

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team

Outside Linebackers

Woodley, LaMarr PIT 26 F
Greenway, Chad MIN 28 F
Wimbley, Kamerion OAK 27 F
Lawson, Manny SF 27 URF
Nicholas, Stephen ATL 28 URF
McIntosh, Rocky WAS 28 URF
Black, Quincy TB 27 URF
Roth, Matt CLE 28 UFA
Leber, Ben MIN 32 UFA
Session, Clint IND 26 URF
Davis, Thomas CAR 27 UFA
Durant, Justin JAC 25 URF
Howard, Thomas OAK 28 URF
Vobora, David STL 25 T
Tinoisamoa, Pisa CHI 30 UFA
Woodyard, Wesley DEN 25 T
Bulluck, Keith NYG 34 UFA
Clark, Danny NO 34 UFA
Peterson, Mike ATL 35 UFA
Johnson, Brandon CIN 28 URF
Hill, Leroy SEA 28 UFA
Barnes, Antwan SD 26 URF
Anderson, James CAR 27 URF

2011 Free Agent Inside linebackers......

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team

Inside linebackers

Tulloch, Stephen TEN 26 URF
Posluszny, Paul BUF 26 URF
Harris, David NYJ 27 F
Burnett, Kevin SD 28 UFA
Morrison, Kirk JAC 29 UFA
Bradley, Stewart PHI 27 URF
Cooper, Stephen SD 32 UFA
Spikes, Takeo SF 34 UFA
Ruud, Barrett TB 28 UFA
Jackson, D’Qwell CLE 27 S
McClain, Jameel BAL 26 ERF
Ayodele, Akin BUF 31 UFA
Jones, Dhani CIN 33 UFA
Barton, Eric CLE 33 CC
Bentley, Kevin HOU 31 UFA

2011 Free Agent Rankings Defensive Tackles....

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team

Defensive Tackles


Ngata, Haloti BAL 27 F
Soliai, Paul MIA 27 F
Cofield, Barry NYG 27 URF
Mebane, Brandon SEA 26 URF
Franklin, Aubrayo SF 31 UFA
Jenkins, Cullen GB 30 UFA
Seymour, Richard OAK 31 S
Bowen, Stephen DAL 27 URF
Patterson, Mike PHI 28 UFA
Smith, Shaun KC 30 URF
Williams, Pat MIN 38 UFA
Spears, Marcus DAL 28 UFA
Bannan, Justin DEN 32 CC
Adams, Anthony CHI 31 UFA
Henderson, John OAK 32 S
Edwards, Ron KC 32 UFA
Coleman, Kenyon CLE 32 CC
Rogers, Shaun CLE 32 CC/NO
Harris, Tommie CHI 28 CC
Jenkins, Kris NYJ 32 CC

2011 Free Agent Defensive Ends....

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team

Defensive Ends

Hali, Tamba KC 27 F
Edwards, Ray MIN 26 URF
Kiwanuka, Mathias NYG 28 URF
Johnson, Charles CAR 25 URF
Ellis, Shaun NYJ 34 UFA
Avril, Cliff DET 25 T
Babin, Jason TEN 31 UFA
Carter, Andre WAS 32 CC
Brock, Raheem SEA 33 UFA
Gholston, Vernon NYJ 25 UFA
Gilberry, Wallace KC 26 T
Ball, Dave TEN 30 UFA
LaBoy, Travis SF 30 URF
Mitchell, Jayme CLE 27 URF
McDonald, Ray SF 26 URF
Benard, Marcus CLE 26 ERF
McBride, Turk DET 30 URF
Robison, Brian MIN 28 URF
Ah You, CJ STL 29 T
Anderson, Mark HOU 28 URF

2011 Free Agent Offensive Linemen Rankings.....

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team


Centers

Kalil, Ryan CAR 25 F
Kreutz, Olin CHI 34 UFA
Sendlein, Lyle ARI 27 URF
Cook, Kyle CIN 28 URF
Goodwin, Jonathan NO 32 UFA
Spencer, Chris SEA 29 UFA
Satele, Samson OAK 26 URF
Mruczkowski, Scott SD 29 UFA
Wiegmann, Casey KC 38 UFA
Spitz, Jason GB 28 URF


Guards

Nicks, Carl NO 26 T
Mankins, Logan NE 29 F
Blalock, Justin ATL 27 URF
Dahl, Harvey ATL 30 URF
Incognito, Richie MIA 28 S
Kosier, Kyle DAL 32 UFA
Gallery, Robert OAK 31 UFA
Chester, Chris BAL 28 URF
Joseph, Davin TB 27 URF
Dockery, Derrick WAS 30 CC
Brisiel, Mike HOU 28 URF
Baas, David SF 29 UFA
Lutui, Deuce ARI 28 URF
Mathis, Evan CIN 29 UFA
Colledge, Daryn GB 29 URF
Womack, Pork Chop CLE 32 UFA
Garner, Nate MIA 26 T
Greco, John STL 26 T
Loper, Daniel OAK 29 S

Tackles

Colon, Willie PIT 30 URF
Free, Doug DAL 27 URF
Yanda, Marshal BAL 26 URF
Brown, Jammal WAS 30 UFA
Clabo, Tyson ATL 29 URF
Light, Matt NE 33 UFA
Locklear, Sean SEA 30 UFA
Harris, Ryan DEN 26 URF
Gaither, Jared BAL 25 URF
Richardson, Barry KC 25 T
Walker, Langston OAK 31 UFA
Woody, Damien NYJ 33 UFA
O’Callaghan, Ryan KC 28 UFA
Lee, James TB 26 ERF
Trueblood, Jeremy TB 28 URF
Clary, Jeromey SD 27 URF
Henderson, Mario OAK 26 URF
Keith, Brandon ARI 26 URF
Dombrowski, Brandyn SD 2 6 T
Shaffer, Kevin CHI 31 CC

2011 Free Agent Rankings Tightends.....

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team



Miller, Zach OAK 25 URF
Lewis, Marcedes JAC 27 F
Boss, Kevin NYG 27 URF
Moore, Evan CLE 29 T
Thomas, David NO 28 URF
Spaeth, Matt PIT 26 URF
Hartsock, Ben NYJ 31 CC
Pope, Leonard KC 27 URF
Spach, Stephen ARI 29 URF
Baker, Chris SEA 31 UFA
Graham, Daniel DEN 32 UFA
McMichael, Randy SD 32 UFA
Scaife, Bo TEN 30 UFA
Fells, Daniel STL 27 URF
Royal, Robert CLE 32 UFA
Shockey, Jeremy NO 31 S/CAR

2011 Free Agent Wide Receivers...

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team


Holmes, Santonio NYJ 27 URF
Jackson, Vincent SD 28 F
Rice, Sidney MIN 25 URF
Smith, Brad NYJ 27 URF
Edwards, Braylon NYJ 28 UFA
Smith, Steve NYG 26 URF
Floyd, Malcom SD 29 URF
Moore, Lance NO 28 URF
Weems, Eric ATL 26 URF
Moss, Santana WAS 32 UFA
Jones, James GB 27 URF
Sims-Walker, Mike JAC 26 URF
Jones, Jacoby HOU 27 URF
Amendola, Danny STL 25 T
Owens, Terrell CIN 37 UFA
Breaston, Steve ARI 28 URF
Clayton, Mark STL 29 UFA
Naanee, Legedu SD 27 URF
Spurlock, Michael TB 34 URF
Moss, Randy TEN 34 UFA
Johnson, Jaymar MIN 27 S
Hill, Jason JAC 26 S
Hixon, Domenik NYG 26 S
Doucet, Early ARI 25 URF
Robinson, Laurent STL 26 URF
Roby, Courtney NO 28 URF
Aromashodu, Devin CHI 27 URF

2011 Free Agent Rankings....Running Backs & Fullbacks

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team


Running Backs

Foster, Arian HOU 25 T
Williams, DeAngelo CAR 27 URF
Bush, Michael OAK 27 URF
Bradshaw, Ahmad NYG 25 URF
Addai, Joseph IND 28 URF
Tolbert, Mike SD 25 F
Washington, Leon SEA 29 S
Sproles, Darren SD 28 UFA
Snelling, Jason ATL 27 URF
Thomas, Pierre NO 26 S
Green-Ellis, BenJarvus NE 2 6 T
Brown, Ronnie MIA 29 UFA
Williams, Cadillac TB 29 UFA
Hart, Mike IND 25 URF
Hightower, Tim ARI 25 URF
Benson, Cedric CIN 28 UFA
Smith, Kevin DET 24 URF
Jackson, Brandon GB 25 URF
Harrison, Jerome PHI 28 URF
Williams, Ricky MIA 34 UFA
Portis, Clinton WAS 30 UFA
Westbrook, Brian SF 31 UFA

Fullbacks

Leach, Vonta HOU 29 UFA
McClain, Le’Ron BAL 26 URF
Kuhn, John GB 29 URF
Leonard, Brian CIN 27 URF
Vickers, Lawrence CLE 28 URF
Castille, Tim KC 27 URF
Evans, Heath NO 32 UFA
Tahi, Naufahu MIN 29 URF
Karney, Mike STL 30 CC
Anderson, Deon MIA 28 CC
Hall, Ahmard TEN 31 URF
Richardson, Tony NYJ 39 UFA
Felton, Jerome DET 25 T

2011 Free Agent Rankings....Quarterbacks

2011 Free Agent Quarterbacks...

The most important factor used to compile the free agent rankings is the
player’s ability and performance on the field. Next is the age and time factor,
especially players over the age of thirty. We then look at durability and injury
issues with the older veterans. Lastly, we evaluate the intangible areas (i.e.:
attitude, work ethic, and off-field troubles) as those red flags often follow a
player to his new team. Restricted free agents rarely move. The players are
ranked in order of their value. Keep in mind that maintenance of this list is
ongoing. Minor errors or omissions are possible. For example, when a player
signs during the season, his new contract’s expiration date is sometimes unclear.
It is likely that a few players are even now negotiating new or extended contracts
with their team.The following signings are as of March 14, 2011.
Codes:
F – Tagged by current team as a Franchise Player
T – Tendered by current team
S – Signed by current team
UFA – Unrestricted Free Agent
URF – Unsigned Restricted Free Agent
ERF – Exclusive Restricted Free Agent
CC – Cap Casualty/New Team

Manning, Peyton IND 35 F
Vick, Michael PHI 31 F
Hasselbeck, Matt SEA 35 UFA
Hanie, Caleb CHI 25 T
Gradkowski, Bruce OAK 28 URF
Bulger, Marc BAL 35 UFA
Volek, Billy SD 35 UFA
Smith, Alex SF 27 UFA
McCown, Luke JAC 30 S
Wallace, Seneca CLE 31 S
Stanton, Drew DET 27 URF
Jackson, Tavaris MIN 28 URF
Collins, Kerry TEN 38 UFA
Smith, Troy SF 27 URF
Pennington, Chad MIA 35 UFA
Dixon, Dennis PIT 26 T
Moore, Matt CAR 27 URF
Davis, Nate SEA 24 UFA
Grossman, Rex WAS 31 UFA
Sorgi, Jim NYG 30 UFA

Washington Redskins Mock Draft

Washington
10 Cam Newton QB Auburn
41 Jabaal Sheard DE Pittsburgh
144 Robert Sands FS W. Virg.
155 Joseph Barksdale OT LSU
177 Karl Klug OB/DE Iowa
213 Aaron Bates P Mich. St.
224 Brandon Bair DE Oregon
253 Jonathan Cornell IB/OB Mississ.

Tennessee Titans Mock Draft

Tennessee
8 Nick Fairley DT Auburn
39 Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas
77 Jason Pinkston OG/OT Pittsburgh
109 Terrence Toliver WR LSU
130 Kris O’Dowd OC South. Cal
142 Rob Housler TE FL Atlan.
175 Chris Rucker DC Mich. St.
212 Henry Hynoski FB Pittsburgh
251 Byron Maxwell DC Clemson

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2011 Mock Draft

Tampa Bay
20 Da’Quan Bowers DE Clemson
51 Rodney Hudson OG Florida St.
84 Clint Boling OG Georgia
116 Akeem Dent IB Georgia
151 Stevan Ridley RB LSU
187 Cecil Shorts WR Mt. Union
222 Justin Rogers DC Richmond
238 Lazarius Levingston DE LSU

St. Louis Rams 2011 Mock Draft

St. Louis
14 Julio Jones WR Alabama
47 Mikel Leshoure RB Illinois
78 Titus Young WR Boise St.
112 Mason Foster OB Washington
145 Jermale Hines SS Ohio St.
216 Dane Sanzenbacher WR Ohio St.
228 David Carter DT UCLA

Seattle Seahawks 2011 Mock Draft

Seattle
25 Corey Liuget DT Illinois
57 Brandon Burton DC Utah
99 Shareece Wright DC South. Cal
156 Stephen Schilling OG Michigan
157 Mario Fannin RB Auburn
173 Taiwan Jones RB/DC E. Wash.
209 Stanley Havili FB South. Cal
242 Alex Linnenkohl OC Oregon St.

San Francisco 49ers Mock Draft

San Francisco
7 Prince Amukamara DC Nebraska
45 Andy Dalton QB TCU
76 Brooks Reed OB Arizona
108 Austin Pettis WR Boise St.
115 Jerrell Powe NT Mississ.
141 Tim Barnes OC Missouri
174 Ryan Whalen WR Stanford
190 Owen Marecic FB Stanford
211 Derek Hall OT Stanford
231 Thomas Keiser OB Stanford
239 Daniel Kilgore OC/OG Appal. St.
250 Chris Conte FS California

San Diego Chargers 2011 Mock Draft

San Diego
18 Cameron Heyward DT Ohio St.
50 Greg Little WR N. Carol.
61 Chris Carter OB Fresno St.
82 DJ Williams TE Arkansas
89 James Carpenter OT Alabama
183 Martin Parker DT/NT Richmond
201 Mark LeGree FS Appal. St.
234 Chris Matthews WR Kentucky

Pittsburgh Steelers 2011 Mock Draft

Pittsburgh
31 Brandon Harris DC Miami
63 Marcus Gilbert OT Florida
95 Kendall Hunter RB Okla. St.
128 KJ Wright OB Mississ. St.
162 Alex Henery PK Nebraska
196 Chris Neild NT W. Virg.
232 Ugo Chinasa DE Okla. St.

Philadelphia Eagles 2011 Mock Draft

Philadelphia
23 Derek Sherrod OT Mississ. St.
54 Stefen Wisniewski OC/OG Penn St.
85 Johnny Patrick DC Louisville
104 Derrick Locke RB Kentucky
120 Lawrence Guy DT Ariz. St.
149 Doug Hogue OB Syracuse
153 Jacquizz Rodgers RB Oregon St.
227 Cliff Matthews DE S. Carol.
237 Noel Devine RB W. Virg.
240 Ben Lamaak OC Iowa St.

Oakland Raiders 2011 Mock Draft

Oakland
48 Ben Ijalana OT Villanova
81 Chimdi Chekwa DC Ohio St.
113 Daryl Skrine DC TN-Chatt.
148 Tyrod Taylor QB Virg. Tech
181 Roy Helu RB Nebraska
219 Colin Jones FS TCU
241 Will Hill FS Florida

New York Jets 2011 Mock Draft

NY Jets
30 Aldon Smith DE Missouri
94 Edmund Gates WR Abil. Christ.
126 Chris Culliver FS S. Carol.
161 Bruce Miller OB Cent. Flor.
194 Andrew Jackson OG Fresno St.
208 JT Thomas OB W. Virg.

New York Giants 2011 Mock Draft

NY Giants
19 Michael Pouncey OG Florida
52 Ryan Williams RB Virg. Tech
83 Greg Jones IB Mich. St.
117 Lance Kendricks TE Wisconsin
185 Jerrard Tarrant FS GA Tech
198 Anthony Gray DT S. Mississ.
202 Scott Lutrus IB Connect.
221 Bryant Browning OG Ohio St.

New Orleans Saints 2011 Mock Draft

New Orleans
24 Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa
56 Drake Nevis DT LSU
72 Dontay Moch OB Nevada
88 Virgil Green TE Nevada
226 Brian Rolle OB Ohio St.
243 Derek Domino OB S. Dak. St.

New England 2011 Mock Draft

New England
17 Anthony Castonzo OT Bost. Coll.
28 Muhammad Wilkerson NT Temple
33 Justin Houston OB Georgia
60 Daniel Thomas RB Kansas St.
74 Sam Acho OB/DE Texas
92 Jerrel Jernigan WR Troy
125 Mark Herzlich OB Bost. Coll.
159 Chykie Brown DC Texas
193 Michael Mohamed IB California

Minnesota Vikings 2011 Mock Draft

Minnesota
12 Tyron Smith OT South. Cal
43 Colin Kaepernick QB Nevada
106 Jaiquawn Jarrett SS Temple
139 Ian Williams NT Notre Dame
150 Lawrence Wilson OB Connect.
172 Pierre Allen DE Nebraska
200 Dion Lewis RB Pittsburgh
215 Lee Smith TE Marshall
236 Jeremy Kerley WR TCU

Miami Dolphins 2011 Mock Draft

Miami
15 Mark Ingram RB Alabama
79 Marcus Gilchrist FS Clemson
111 Ricky Stanzi QB Iowa
146 Delone Carter RB Syracuse
179 Charles Clay TE Tulsa
217 Ryan Bartholomew OC Syracuse
218 Schuylar Oordt TE N. Iowa
235 Lestar Jean WR FL Atlan.

Kansas City Chiefs 2011 Mock Draft

Kansas City
21 Phil Taylor NT Baylor
55 Marcus Cannon OG/OT TCU
86 Kelvin Sheppard IB LSU
118 Ronald Johnson WR South. Cal
135 Deunta Williams FS N. Carol.
140 Julius Thomas TE Portland St.
199 Patrick DiMarco FB S. Carol.
223 Zack Williams OG/OC Wash. St.

Jacksonville Jaguars 2011 Mock Draft

Jacksonville
16 Cameron Jordan DE California
49 Martez Wilson IB Illinois
80 Rashad Carmichael DC Virg. Tech
114 Niles Paul WR Nebraska
147 Greg Romeus DE Pittsburgh
121 Patrick Devlin QB Delaware
182 Colin Cochart TE South Dakota St.

Indianapolis Colts 2011 Mock Draft

Indianapolis
22 Gabe Carimi OT Wisconsin
53 Christian Ballard DT Iowa
87 DeMarco Murray RB Oklahoma
119 Da’Norris Searcy SS N. Carol.
152 Tandon Doss WR Indiana
188 Nick Bellore IB Cent. Mich.

Houston Texans 2011 Mock Draft

Houston
11 Ryan Kerrigan DE Purdue
42 Jimmy Smith DC Colorado
73 Kenrick Ellis NT Hampton
105 DeAndre McDaniel SS Clemson
138 Curtis Marsh DC Utah St.
178 Brandon Fusco OC Slip. Rock
214 Anthony Sherman FB Connect.
254 Chas Henry P Florida

Green Bay Packers 2011 Mock Draft

Green Bay
32 Danny Watkins OG Baylor
64 Allen Bailey DE Miami
96 Shane Vereen RB California
129 Jah Reid OT Cent. Flor.
131 Jalil Brown DC Colorado
163 Greg Salas WR Hawaii
197 Jake Kirkpatrick OC TCU
204 Ricardo Lockette WR Ft. Vall. St.
233 Justin Trattou OB/DE Florida

Detroit Lions 2011 Mock Draft

Detroit
13 Nate Solder OT Colorado
44 Quan Sturdivant IB N. Carol.
75 Marvin Austin DT N. Carol.
107 Brandon Hogan DC W. Virg.
154 Joe Lefeged SS Rutgers
205 Armon Binns WR Cincinatti

Denver Broncos 2011 Mock Draft

Denver
2 Marcell Dareus DT Alabama
36 Bruce Carter OB N. Carol.
46 Rahim Moore FS UCLA
67 Luke Stocker TE Tennessee
186 Bilal Powell RB Louisville
189 Derrell Smith IB Syracuse
247 DJ Smith OB Appal. St.

Dallas Cowboys 2011 Mock Draft

Dallas
9 JJ Watt DE Wisconsin
40 Orlando Franklin OT Miami
71 Ras-I Dowling DC Virginia
110 Josh Thomas DC Buffalo
143 DeMarcus Love OG Arkansas
176 Kai Forbath PK UCLA
220 Greg McElroy QB Alabama
252 Ryan Winterswyk DE Boise St.

Cleveland Browns 2011 Mock Draft

Cleveland
6 Robert Quinn DE N. Carolina
37 Torrey Smith WR Maryland
70 Quinton Carter FS Oklahoma
102 Nate Irving IB NC State
137 Chris Hairston OT Clemson
168 Cedric Thornton DT S. Ark.
170 Jeron Johnson SS Boise St.
248 Zane Parr DE Virginia

Cincinnati Bengals 2011 Mock Draft

Cincinnati
4 AJ Green WR Georgia
35 Christian Ponder QB Florida St.
66 Terrell McClain DT S. Florida
101 Allen Bradford RB South. Cal
134 Shiloh Keo SS Idaho
167 Zach Hurd OG Connect.
207 Josh Bynes IB Auburn
246 Byron Stingily OT Louisville

Chicago Bears 2011 Mock Draft

Chicago
29 Stephen Paea DT Oregon St.
62 Randall Cobb WR Kentucky
93 John Moffitt OC/OG Wisconsin
127 Ross Homan OB Ohio St.
160 Ahmad Black SS Florida
195 Derek Newton OT/OG Ark. St.

Carolina Panthers 2011 Mock Draft

Carolina
1 Patrick Peterson DC LSU
65 Jurrell Casey DT South. Cal
97 Jarvis Jenkins DT Clemson
98 Casey Matthews IB/OB Oregon
132 Denarius Moore WR Tennessee
166 Jamie Harper RB Clemson
203 Willie Smith OT E. Carol.
244 TJ Yates QB N. Carol

Buffalo Bills 2011 Mock Draft

Buffalo

3 Blaine Gabbert QB Missouri
34 Akeem Ayers OB UCLA
68 Curtis Brown DC Texas
100 Tyler Sash SS Iowa
122 Lee Ziemba OT Auburn
133 Jordan Cameron TE South. Cal
169 Sione Fua NT Stanford
206 Chris White IB Mississ. St.
245 Eric Gordon OB Mich. St.

Baltimore Ravens 2011 Mock Draft

Baltimore
26 Aaron Williams DC Texas
58 Jon Baldwin WR Pittsburgh
90 Pernell McPhee DE Mississ. St.
123 James Brewer OT Indiana
164 Da’Rel Scott RB Maryland
165 Eric Hagg SS Nebraska
180 Orie Lemon IB Okla. St.
191 Charlie Gantt TE Mich. St.
225 Tori Gurley WR S. Carol

Atlanta Falcons 2011 Mock Draft

Atlanta
27 Kyle Rudolph TE Notre Dame
59 Leonard Hankerson WR Miami
91 Colin McCarthy OB Miami
124 Kendric Burney DC N. Carol.
158 David Arkin OG Missouri St.
192 Jeremy Beal DE Oklahoma
210 Alex Green RB Hawaii
229 Shaun Chapas FB Georgia
230 Mike Blanc DT Auburn

Arizona Cardinals 2011 Mock Draft

Arizona
5 Von Miller OB TX A&M
38 Jake Locker QB Washington
69 William Rackley OG Lehigh
103 Davon House DC New Mex. St.
136 Jordan Todman RB Connect.
171 Andre Smith TE Virg. Tech
184 DeMarcus Van Dyke DC Miami
249 Ricky Elmore DE Arizona

Fullbacks,NoseTackles & Specialist Notes 2011 NFL Draft

FB – Shaun Chapas (Georgia) OSR: 5/7. 23/BP, 35.5/VJ, 7.13/3 cone.
Stanley Havili (Southern Cal) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion due to left
shoulder injury, no bench press or workout. Henry Hynoski (Pittsburgh)
Junior. OSR: 6/7. 6003, 257. 24/BP. Strained left hamstring on 1st 40 yard dash,
did not run again or do shuttles or 3 cone. Owen Marecic (Stanford) OSR: 7/7.
22/BP, 7.10/3 cone. Anthony Sherman (Connecticut) OSR: 2/7. 32/BP.

NT – Sione Fua (Stanford) OSR: 18/25. A-34”, H-10 ½”. 30/BP, 4.54/SS.
Chris Neild (West Virginia) OSR: 6/25. H-10 ¾”. 30/BP, 5.06/40, 4.46/SS.
Jerrell Powe (Mississippi) OSR: 24/25. A-33 ¼”. 27/BP. Ian Williams
(Notre Dame) OSR: 19/25. 31/BP.

Specialists – The following specialists took part in the Combine but were not given
an OSR rating: Danny Aiken (Virginia) long snapper, Dan Bailey (Oklahoma
State) placekicker, Matt Bosher (Miami) punter, Ryan Donahue (Iowa) punter,
Kai Forbath (UCLA) placekicker, Reid Forrest (Washington State) punter, Alex
Henery (Nebraska) placekicker, Chas Henry (Florida) punter, Josh Jasper (LSU)
placekicker, and Jake Rogers (Cincinnati) placekicker

Quinton Carter,Ahmad Black and other Safety Notes

FS – Quinton Carter (Oklahoma) OSR: 6/21. 23/BP, 4.06/SS. Chris Conte
(California) OSR: 8/21. 18/BP, 4.52/40, 35.5/VJ, 4.19/SS. Will Hill (Florida) Junior.
OSR: 15/21. 6006, 202. 4.19/SS. Did not bench due to right AC sprain. Jaiquawn
Jarrett (Temple) OSR: 20/21. H-10”. 4.14/SS. Mark LeGree (Appalachian State)
OSR: 5/21. 21/BP, 4.09/SS. Rahim Moore (UCLA) Junior. OSR: 14/21. 5116, 202.
35/VJ, 3.96/SS. Robert Sands (West Virginia) Junior. OSR: 19/21. 6043, 217. A-33
3/8”. 35/VJ, 4.06/SS. Jerrard Tarrant (Georgia Tech) Junior. OSR: 17/21. 6003,
204. Deunta Williams (North Carolina) OSR: DNP. A-33 ¼”, H-10”. Medical
exclusion – did not work out due to right tibia injury.


SS – Ahmad Black (Florida) OSR: 21/21. 18/BP, 35.5/VJ, 4.20/SS, 6.85/3 cone.
Jermale Hines (Ohio State) OSR: 16/21. 19/BP, 4.21/SS. Jeron Johnson (Boise
State) OSR: 7/21. 23/BP, 4.51/40. Did not do shuttles, 3 cone, or jumps due to strained
right hamstring during position drills. Shiloh Keo (Idaho) OSR: 2/21. 24/BP, 3.90/
SS, 6.55/3 cone. Joe Lefeged (Rutgers) OSR: 1/21. 18/BP, 4.42/40, 36.5/VJ, 4.13/SS,
6.82/3 cone. DeAndre McDaniel (Clemson) OSR: 9/21. H-10 1/8”. 35/VJ. Did not
do bench press due to right wrist fracture. Tyler Sash (Iowa) Junior. OSR: 19/21.
6000, 211. 6.90/3 cone. Da’Norris Searcy (North Carolina) OSR: 3/21. A-33 ½”.
27/BP, 4.09/SS, 6.87/3 cone. David Sims (Iowa State) OSR: 13/21. 24/BP, 4.50/40,
37.5/VJ. Nate Williams (Washington) OSR: 18/21. 17/BP, 4.15/SS.

Greg Jones,Quan Sturdivant, Von Miller and Other Linebacker Notes NFL Draft 2011

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

IB – Nick Bellore (Central Michigan) OSR: 6/9. 4.00/SS. Akeem Dent
(Georgia) OSR: DNP. 24/BP, 37.5/VJ. Medical exclusion – no running or
shuttles due to left hamstring injury. Ross Homan (Ohio State) OSR: 4/9.
32/BP, 4.66/40, 35.5/VJ. Greg Jones (Michigan State) OSR: 7/9. Elijah
Joseph (Temple) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion – did not work out due to
right knee injury. Orie Lemon (Oklahoma State) OSR: 9/9. 27/BP. Greg
Lloyd (Connecticut) OSR: 8/9. Casey Matthews (Oregon) OSR: DNP. Could
not work out or run due to left shoulder injury during the bench press. Colin
McCarthy (Miami) OSR: 1/9. 4.59/40, 36.5/VJ, 4.20/SS. Mike Mohamed
(California) OSR: 2/9. 4.70/40, 4.00/SS. Kelvin Sheppard (LSU) OSR: DNP.
Did not run due to right hamstring injury. Derrell Smith (Syracuse) OSR: DNP.
Medical exclusion – no running or work out due to left knee injury. Quan
Sturdivant (North Carolina) OSR: DNP. Did not run or do shuttle or 3 cone due
to left hamstring injury. Chris White (Mississippi State) OSR: 3/9. 4.67/40.

OB – Akeem Ayers (UCLA) Junior. OSR: 16/19. 6024, 254. A-33”. 4.28/
SS. Bruce Carter (North Carolina) OSR: DNP. 25/BP. Medical exclusion –
did not work out due to left knee surgery. Mason Foster (Washington) OSR:
15/19. DeJon Gomes (Nebraska) OSR: 11/19. 4.53/40. Eric Hagg (Nebraska)
OSR:6/19. H-10 1/8”. 34.5/VJ, 4.19/SS, 6.73/3 cone. Mark Herzlich (Boston
College) OSR: 17/19. 29/BP. Doug Hogue (Syracuse) OSR: 9/19. 4.62/40,
36/VJ, 7.09/3 cone. Justin Houston (Georgia) Junior. OSR: 3/19. 6027,
270. A-34 ½”, H-10 7/8”. 30/BP, 4.62/40, 36.5/VJ, 6.95/3 cone. Jeremiha
Hunter (Iowa) OSR: 13/19. Nate Irving (North Carolina State) OSR: DNP.
Did not work out, do bench press or run – his own choice. A-33 ¼”, H-10 ¼”.
Scott Lutrus (Connecticut) OSR: 5/19. H-10”. 38/VJ, 4.09/SS, 6.89/3 cone.
Von Miller (Texas A&M) OSR: 1/19. A-33 ½”. 4.42/40, 37/VJ, 4.06/SS,
6.70/3 cone. Adrian Moten (Maryland) OSR: 7/19. 4.53/40, 4.21/SS, 7.05/
3 cone. Jonas Mouton (Michigan) OSR: 18/19. 7.08/3 cone. Brian Rolle
(Ohio State) OSR: 4/19. H-10 3/8”. 28/BP, 4.53/40, 4.26/SS, 6.89/3 cone. DJ
Smith (Appalachian State) OSR: 19/19. 4.71/40. JT Thomas (West Virginia)
OSR: 10/19. 4.65/40. Lawrence Wilson (Connecticut) OSR: 14/19. 4.71/40.
Martez Wilson (Illinois) Junior. OSR: 2/19. 6036, 250. A-34 5/8”. 4.42/40,
36/VJ, 7.04/3 cone. KJ Wright (Mississippi State) OSR: 12/19. A-34 7/8”.

Patrick Peterson,Prince Amukamara and Other Defensive Corner Notes 2011 Draft

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

DC – Cortez Allen (Citadel) OSR: 3/34. 4.01/SS, 6.76/3 cone. Prince
Amukamara (Nebraska) OSR: 8/34. 4.38/40, 38/VJ, 4.08/SS, 6.97/3 cone.
Niles Brinkley (Wisconsin) OSR: 27/34. Chykie Brown (Texas) OSR: 9/
34. A-33 7/8”. 4.49/40, 36.5/VJ, 4.00/SS, 6.50/3 cone. Did not bench press
due to right forearm surgery. Curtis Brown (Texas) OSR: 7/34. 39.5/VJ,
4.00/SS, 6.59/3 cone. Jalil Brown (Colorado) OSR: 19/34. 24/BP, 6.85/3
cone. Kendric Burney (North Carolina) OSR: 33/34. Brandon Burton
(Utah) Junior. OSR: 25/34. 5115, 190. 4.07/SS, 6.93/3 cone. Mario Butler
(Georgia Tech) OSR: 34/34. Rashad Carmichael (Virginia Tech) OSR: 26/
34. 4.06/SS, 6.69/3 cone. Chimdi Chekwa (Ohio State) OSR: 5/34. 4.38/
40. Vance Cuff (Georgia) OSR: 24/34. 36/VJ, 4.09/SS, 6.91/3 cone. Chris
Culliver (South Carolina) OSR: 6/34. 4.36/40, 38.5/VJ, 4.08/SS. Did not
bench press due to torn right pectoral muscle. Ras-I Dowling (Virginia)
OSR: 11/34. 4.40/40. Strained his right hamstring during the 1st 40-yard dash.
Marcus Gilchrist (Clemson) OSR: 13/34. 26/BP, 4.45/40, 38.5/VJ,4.12/
SS, 6.81/3 cone. Brandon Harris (Miami) Junior. OSR: 18/34. 5094, 191.
35.5/VJ, 4.12/SS, 6.77/3 cone. Brandon Hogan (West Virginia) OSR: DNP.
Medical exclusion due to left ACL surgery. Davon House (New Mexico
State) OSR: 15/34. 4.44/40, 4.12/SS, 6.65/3 cone. Curtis Marsh (Utah
State) OSR: 12/34. 4.42/40, 37.5/VJ, 4.07/SS. Byron Maxwell (Clemson)
OSR: 14/34. A-33 ½”. 24/BP, 4.43/40. Andrew McGee (Oklahoma State)
OSR: 32/34. Johnny Patrick (Louisville) OSR: 28/34. Patrick Peterson
(LSU) Junior. OSR: 1/34. 6002, 219. 4.31/40, 38/VJ, 4.07/SS. Justin Rogers
(Richmond) OSR: 29/34. 4.45/40. Chris Rucker (Michigan State) OSR: DNP
A-33”. Did not run or work out due to left ankle injury. Kevin Rutland
(Missouri) OSR: 30/34. 35.5/VJ, 4.15/SS. Richard Sherman (Stanford) OSR:
23/34. 38/VJ. Buster Skrine (Tennessee-Chattanooga) OSR: 2/34. 4.37/40,
37/VJ, 3.90/SS. Jimmy Smith (Colorado) OSR: 4/34. 24/BP, 4.42/40, 36/VJ,
4.06/SS. Josh Thomas (Buffalo) OSR: 20/34. 38.5/VJ. Brandyn Thompson
(Boise State) OSR: 22/34. Devon Torrence (Ohio State) OSR: 31/34. Did not
bench press due to right shoulder injury. DeMarcus Van Dyke (Miami) OSR:
10/34. 4.28/40. Aaron Williams (Texas) Junior. OSR: 16/34. 5117, 204. 37.5/
VJ, 4.07/SS. Shareece Wright (Southern Cal) OSR: 21/34. 4.41/40.

Marcell Dareus, Stephen Paea & Other Defensive Tackles 2011 NFL Draft

Marcell Dareus.Stephen Paea,Nick Fairley,Jurrell Casey and other Defensive Tackles 2011 NFL Draft

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

DT – Ladi Ajiboye (South Carolina) OSR: 25/25. A-34”, H-10”. Marvin
Austin (North Carolina) Junior. OSR: 1/25. 6015, 309. 38/BP. 1.64/10,
4.84/40, 30.5/VJ, 4.40/SS, 7.33/3 cone. Brandon Bair (Oregon) OSR: 5/25.
A-33”, H-10 3/8”. 26/BP, 4.92/40, 4.37/SS, 7.07/3 cone. Christian Ballard
(Iowa) OSR: 3/25. A-33”, H-10 1/8”. 1.65/10, 4.75/40, 31.5/VJ, 4.51/SS.
Jurrell Casey (Southern Cal) Junior. OSR: 21/25. 6005, 300. 26/BP, 7.51/
3 cone. Marcell Dareus (Alabama) Junior. OSR: 7/25. 6031, 319. A-33 3/
8”, H-10 1/8”. 1.68/10, 4.93/40, 4.62/SS. Kenrick Ellis (Hampton) OSR:
14/25. A-35 1/8”, H-10 ½”. 26/BP. Did not do jumps, 3 cone, or shuttles due
to right hamstring strain suffered on his second 40-yard dash. Nick Fairley
(Auburn) Junior. OSR: 2/25. 6037, 291. A-34 ¾”. 1.72/10, 4.84/40, 31/VJ,
4.56/SS, 7.14/3 cone. John Graves (Virginia Tech) OSR: 8/25. H-10 1/8”.
29/BP, 1.69/10, 4.49/SS, 7.49/3 cone. Lawrence Guy (Arizona State) OSR:
9/25. H-10 ¾”. 28/BP, 4.96/40, 4.43/SS. Jarvis Jenkins (Clemson) OSR:
20/25. A-33 ¼”. 7.42/3 cone. Karl Klug (Iowa) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion
– did not run or work out due to right hamstring strain. Pep Levingston
(LSU) OSR: 15/25. A-33”, H-10 3/8”. 4.62/SS, 7.29/3 cone. Corey Liuget
(Illinois) Junior. OSR: 13/25. 6021, 298. A-33 ¼”. 27/BP, 7.48/3 cone.
Terrell McClain (South Florida) OSR: 10/25. H-10 1/8”. 29/BP, 1.71/10,
4.56/SS, 7.48/3 cone. Drake Nevis (LSU) OSR: 12/25. 31/BP, 1.67/10,
30.5/VJ. Stephen Paea (Oregon State) OSR: DNP. H-10”. 49/BP.
Medicalexclusion – did not run or jump due to right knee injury. Martin Parker
(Richmond) OSR: 17/25. A-33 ¾”. 4.95/40, 4.57/SS. Sealver Siliga (Utah)
Junior. OSR: DNP. 6016, 305. A-34 ½”, H-10”. 29/BP. Did not run due to
right quad injury. Adrian Taylor (Oklahoma) OSR: DNP. A-33”. 34/BP.
Medical exclusion, did not work out due to right Achilles injury. Phil Taylor
(Baylor) OSR: 11/25. A-34”, H-10 ¾”. 31/BP. Cedric Thornton (Southern
Arkansas) OSR: 22/25. A-33 5/8”, H-10”. Colby Whitlock (Texas Tech)
OSR: 23/25. 30.5/VJ. Muhammad Wilkerson (Temple) Junior. OSR: 4/25.
6041, 315. A-35 ¼”, H-10”. 27/BP., 4.96/40, 4.59/SS, 7.31/3 cone

Sam Acho,Brooks Reed,Ryan Kerrigan and Other Defensive End Notes 2011 NFL Draft

Sam Acho,Brooks Reed and Ryan Kerrigan & Other 2011 Draft Defensive End Notes...

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.


DE – Sam Acho (Texas) OSR: 9/26. A-33 ½”. 1.62/10, 4.62/40, 4.32/SS,
6.69/3 cone. Pierre Allen (Nebraska) OSR: DNP. Did not work out due to
right calf strain and right wrist injury. Allen Bailey (Miami) OSR: 14/26. A-
34”, H-10 ¼”. 27/BP, 4.71/40, 36.5/VJ. Jeremy Beal (Oklahoma) OSR: 25/
26. 7.19/3 cone. Da’Quan Bowers (Clemson) Junior. OSR: DNP. 6033,
280. H-10 ¼”. Medical exclusion, did not run or work out due to right knee
meniscus surgery. Chris Carter (Fresno State) OSR: 7/26. 27/BP, 1.59/10,
4.58/40, 36/VJ, 4.34/SS, 6.88/3 cone. Ugo Chinasa (Oklahoma State) OSR:
3/26. A-36”, H-10”. 4.63/40, 7.07/3 cone. Adrian Clayborn (Iowa) OSR:
10/26. 1.61/10, 4.81/40, 4.13/SS. Wayne Daniels (TCU) OSR: 26/26. H-
10”. Did not bench press due to left pectoral strain. Demarcus Dobbs
(Georgia) OSR: 20/26. A-34”. 4.37/SS, 7.22/3 cone. Ricky Elmore (Arizona)
OSR: 19/26. 26/BP, 1.64/10, 4.32/SS, 7.25/3 cone. Cam Heyward (Ohio
State) OSR: DNP. A-34 ¼”, H-10 1/8”. Medical exclusion, did not bench, run,
or work out due to left elbow injury. Cameron Jordan (California) OSR: 4/
26. A-35”, H-11 1/8”. 25/BP, 1.64/10, 4.74/40, 4.37/SS, 7.07/3 cone. Ryan
Kerrigan (Purdue) OSR: 5/26. 31/BP, 1.61/10, 4.67/40, 4.39/SS, 7.18/3
cone. Kentrell Lockett (Mississippi) OSR: DNP. A-34 ¼”, H-10 ¼”. Medical
only – seeking 6th year of eligibility. Cliff Matthews (South Carolina) OSR:
18/26. A-34”. 4.81/40, 4.37/SS, 7.21/3 cone. Pernell McPhee (Mississippi
State) OSR: 24/26. A-34 3/8”. 7.13/3 cone. Bruce Miller (Central Florida)
OSR: 17/26. A-35”. 1.65/10, 4.81/40, 4.34/SS, 7.05/3 cone. Dontay Moch
(Nevada) OSR: 2/26. A-33”. 1.57/10, 4.40/40, 42/VJ, 7.09/3 cone. Cheta
Ozougwu (Rice) OSR: 16/26. 26/BP, 7.06/3 cone. Robert Quinn (North
Carolina) Junior. OSR: 8/26. 6040, 265. A-34”, H-10 1/8”. 1.61/10, 4.62/40,
7.13/3 cone. Brooks Reed (Arizona) OSR: 6/26. H-10”. 30/BP, 1.54/10,
4.65/40, 7.11/3 cone. D’Aundre Reed (Arizona) OSR: 11/26. A-33 ½”, H-
10 ¼”. 30/BP, 1.63/10, 35.5/VJ, 7.24/3 cone. Greg Romeus (Pittsburgh)
OSR: DNP. A-35”, H-10 7/8”. Medical exclusion, did not work out due to
right ACL surgery and lumbar discectomy. Jabaal Sheard (Pittsburgh) OSR:
12/26. A-33 ½”, H-10”. 1.61/10, 4.68/40. Medical exclusion – no lifting,
shuttles, or 3 cone due to left elbow injury. Aldon Smith (Missouri) Junior.
OSR: 13/26. 6042, 263. A-35 3/8”. 4.74/40, 7.19/3 cone. JJ Watt (Wisconsin)
Junior. OSR: 1/26. 6053, 290. A-34”, H-11 1/8”. 34/BP, 1.64/10, 4.81/40,
37/VJ, 6.88/3 cone. Markus White (Florida State) OSR: 23/26. A-33 3/8”, H-
10”. 7.25/3 cone. Ryan Winterswyk (Boise State) OSR: 21/26. 7.01/3 cone

Castonzo,Solder & Carimi Offensive Tackle Notes 2011 NFL Draft

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years.If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

OT – David Arkin (Missouri State) OSR: 32/49. A-33 7/8”, H-10 ½”. 2
BP, 4.69/SS. Joe Barksdale (LSU) OSR: 18/49. A-36”, H-10”. 29/BP. Clint
Boling (Georgia) OSR: 15/49. A-33 ½”. 28/BP, 31/VJ, 4.64/SS. James
Brewer (Indiana) OSR: 24/49. A-35 ½”, H-10 3/8”. Marcus Cannon (TCU)
OSR: 4/49. A-34”. 33/BP, 1.84/10, 30.5/VJ. Gabe Carimi (Wisconsin)
OSR: 2/49. A-35”, H-10 3/8”. 1.78/10, 31.5/VJ. No shuttle or 3 cone due to
left ankle sprain. James Carpenter (Alabama) OSR: 27/49. A-34”. 1.81/
10. Anthony Castonzo (Boston College) OSR: 5/49. A-34 ½”, H-10 5/8”.
28/BP, 4.40/SS. Josh Davis (Georgia) OSR: 44/49. A-36”, H-11”. Did not
lift as he had shoulder surgery on both shoulders in 2009. Ray Dominguez
(Arkansas) OSR: 39/49. Orlando Franklin (Miami) OSR: 10/49. A-35”,
H-11 1/8”. 26/BP, 1.76/10. Marcus Gilbert (Florida) OSR: 17/49. A-33
½”. 30/BP. Did not do jumps, 3 cone, or shuttle due to right hamstring strain
suffered on the 2nd 40 yard dash. Adam Grant (Arizona) OSR: 40/49. A-34”,
H-10 5/8”. Chris Hairston (Clemson) OSR: 10/49. A-35 ¼”. 33/BP, 4.70/
SS. Kyle Hix (Texas) OSR: 21/49. A-34 ¼”, H-10 5/8”. Kevin Hughes (SE
Louisiana) OSR: 43/49. A-34 3/8”. 1.79/10. Ben Ijalana (Villanova) OSR:
DNP. A-36”, H-10 ½”. Did not do bench press or work out due to sports
hernia surgery on 12/28/10. Daniel Kilgore (Appalachian State) OSR: 26/
49. H-10”. 1.75/10, 4.68/SS. Jarriel King (South Carolina) OSR: 3/49. A-
36 3/8”, H-10 ¾”. 1.77/10, 30/VJ. Rich Lapham (Boston College) OSR:
DNP. A-34 ¾”, H-10 1/8”. Medical exclusion – did not do bench press or
work out due to left knee surgery 12/9/10. DeMarcus Love (Arkansas) OSR:
30/49. A-35 ¼”. 27/BP. Derek Newton (Arkansas State) OSR: 23/49. A-33
1/8”. 1.72/10. Mike Person (Montana State) OSR: 19/49. 1.74/10, 4.50/
SS. Jason Pinkston (Pittsburgh) OSR: 37/49. A-34”, H-10 ¼”. Will Rackley
(Lehigh) OSR: DNP. Did not run due to hip flexor. A-33 ¼”, H-10 3/8”. 29/
BP. Jah Reid (Central Florida) OSR: 8/49. A-34 3/8”, H-10 ¼”. 28/BP,
4.65/SS. Derek Sherrod (Mississippi State) OSR: 13/49. A-35 3/8”, H-11”.
4.63/SS. Tyron Smith (Southern Cal) Junior. OSR: DNP. 6050, 307. A-36 3/
8”, H-11”. BP/29. Medical exclusion – did not work out due to right meniscus
tear – surgery on 12/17/10. Willie Smith (East Carolina) OSR: 31/49. A-
34 ½”, H-11 ¼”. 30.5/VJ. Nate Solder (Colorado) OSR: 1/49. A-35 ½”.
1.72/10, 32/VJ, 4.34/SS. Danny Watkins (Baylor) OSR: 33/49. A-34 ¼”,
H-10 1/8”. 29/BP, 4.62/SS. Lee Ziemba (Auburn) OSR: 41/49. A-34”. 4.65/SS.

Mike Pouncey and Notes 2011 NFL Draft

For each position below, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

Ryan Bartholomew (Syracuse) OSR: 12/49. A-33 ¾”. 34/BP, 1.69/10,
4.62/SS. Brandon Fusco (Slippery Rock) OSR: 9/49. A-33 ¾”, H-10”. 26/BP,
4.43/SS. Jason Kelce (Cincinnati) OSR: 6/49. 1.70/10, 30.5/VJ, 4.14/SS. Alex
Linnenkohl (Oregon State) OSR: 47/49. 4.62/SS. Kris O’Dowd (Southern
Cal) OSR: 7/49. 31/BP, 32.5/VJ, 4.59/SS. Mike Pouncey (Florida) OSR: 35/49.
4.64/SS. Zane Taylor (Utah) OSR: 42/49. A-33”, A-10 ¼”. 33/BP. Zack
Williams (Washington State) OSR: 16/49. A-33 ¼”. 28/BP, 30/VJ, 4.62/SS.

Offensive Tackles 2011 Draft

Offensive Tackles 2011 NFL Draft

OT – David Arkin (Missouri State) OSR: 32/49. A-33 7/8”, H-10 ½”. 25/
BP, 4.69/SS. Joe Barksdale (LSU) OSR: 18/49. A-36”, H-10”. 29/BP. Clint
Boling (Georgia) OSR: 15/49. A-33 ½”. 28/BP, 31/VJ, 4.64/SS. James
Brewer (Indiana) OSR: 24/49. A-35 ½”, H-10 3/8”. Marcus Cannon (TCU)
OSR: 4/49. A-34”. 33/BP, 1.84/10, 30.5/VJ. Gabe Carimi (Wisconsin)
OSR: 2/49. A-35”, H-10 3/8”. 1.78/10, 31.5/VJ. No shuttle or 3 cone due to
left ankle sprain. James Carpenter (Alabama) OSR: 27/49. A-34”. 1.81/
10. Anthony Castonzo (Boston College) OSR: 5/49. A-34 ½”, H-10 5/8”.
28/BP, 4.40/SS. Josh Davis (Georgia) OSR: 44/49. A-36”, H-11”. Did not
lift as he had shoulder surgery on both shoulders in 2009. Ray Dominguez
(Arkansas) OSR: 39/49. Orlando Franklin (Miami) OSR: 10/49. A-35”,
H-11 1/8”. 26/BP, 1.76/10. Marcus Gilbert (Florida) OSR: 17/49. A-33
½”. 30/BP. Did not do jumps, 3 cone, or shuttle due to right hamstring strain
suffered on the 2nd 40 yard dash. Adam Grant (Arizona) OSR: 40/49. A-34”,
H-10 5/8”. Chris Hairston (Clemson) OSR: 10/49. A-35 ¼”. 33/BP, 4.70/
SS. Kyle Hix (Texas) OSR: 21/49. A-34 ¼”, H-10 5/8”. Kevin Hughes (SE
Louisiana) OSR: 43/49. A-34 3/8”. 1.79/10. Ben Ijalana (Villanova) OSR:DNP.
A-36”, H-10 ½”. Did not do bench press or work out due to sports
hernia surgery on 12/28/10. Daniel Kilgore (Appalachian State) OSR: 26/
49. H-10”. 1.75/10, 4.68/SS. Jarriel King (South Carolina) OSR: 3/49. A-
36 3/8”, H-10 ¾”. 1.77/10, 30/VJ. Rich Lapham (Boston College) OSR:
DNP. A-34 ¾”, H-10 1/8”. Medical exclusion – did not do bench press or
work out due to left knee surgery 12/9/10. DeMarcus Love (Arkansas) OSR:
30/49. A-35 ¼”. 27/BP. Derek Newton (Arkansas State) OSR: 23/49. A-33
1/8”. 1.72/10. Mike Person (Montana State) OSR: 19/49. 1.74/10, 4.50/
SS. Jason Pinkston (Pittsburgh) OSR: 37/49. A-34”, H-10 ¼”. Will Rackley
(Lehigh) OSR: DNP. Did not run due to hip flexor. A-33 ¼”, H-10 3/8”. 29/
BP. Jah Reid (Central Florida) OSR: 8/49. A-34 3/8”, H-10 ¼”. 28/BP,
4.65/SS. Derek Sherrod (Mississippi State) OSR: 13/49. A-35 3/8”, H-11”.
4.63/SS. Tyron Smith (Southern Cal) Junior. OSR: DNP. 6050, 307. A-36 3/
8”, H-11”. BP/29. Medical exclusion – did not work out due to right meniscus
tear – surgery on 12/17/10. Willie Smith (East Carolina) OSR: 31/49. A-
34 ½”, H-11 ¼”. 30.5/VJ. Nate Solder (Colorado) OSR: 1/49. A-35 ½”.
1.72/10, 32/VJ, 4.34/SS. Danny Watkins (Baylor) OSR: 33/49. A-34 ¼”,
H-10 1/8”. 29/BP, 4.62/SS. Lee Ziemba (Auburn) OSR: 41/49. A-34”. 4.65/SS.

Kyle Rudolph,Jordan Cameron and Other Tightend Notes 2011 Draft

Tightend Notes 2011 Draft


Jordan Cameron (Southern Cal) OSR: 1/17. A-33 ½”. 4.53/40, 37.5/
VJ, 4.03/SS. Charles Clay (Tulsa) OSR: 6/17. A-33”. 4.69/40. Charlie
Gantt (Michigan State) OSR: 12/17. 27/BP. Cameron Graham (Louisville)
OSR: 17/17. Virgil Green (Nevada) OSR: 3/17. A-33 ½”. 4.54/40, 42.5/VJ.
Daniel Hardy (Idaho) OSR: DNP. A-10”. Did not run or jump due to right
hamstring injury suffered in the Texas vs. Nation Game. Rob Housler
(Florida Atlantic) OSR: 2/17. A-34 ½”. 4.46/40, 37/VJ, 4.21/SS. Lance
Kendricks (Wisconsin) OSR: 5/17. 25/BP, 4.65/40, 34.5/VJ, 4.15/SS.
Schuylar Oordt (Northern Iowa) OSR: 4/17. A-33 ¾”. 4.63/40, 36/VJ.
Zack Pianalto (North Carolina) OSR: 9/17. A-33”. Allen Reisner (Iowa)
OSR: 16/17. A-33 ¼”, H-10 ½”. Kyle Rudolph (Notre Dame) Junior. OSR:
DNP. 6061, 259. A-34”, H-10 ¾”. Did not do bench press, run, or work out
due to right hamstring surgery. Weslye Saunders (South Carolina) Junior.
OSR: DNP. A-35 5/8”, H-10 ½”. Did not work out due to left foot stress
fracture – no running, shuttles, or drills. Lee Smith (Marshall) OSR: 11/17.
A-34 3/8”. 27/BP. Luke Stocker (Tennessee) OSR: 7/17. A-33”. 27/BP.
Julius Thomas (Portland State) OSR: 8/17. A-33”, H-10 ¼”. 4.64/40, 35.5/
VJ. DJ Williams (Arkansas) OSR: 14/17. H-10 3/8”. 4.62/40.

Hankerson,Jones and Green NFL Draft Receiver Notes

We have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.

Darvin Adams (Auburn) Junior. OSR: 34/43. 6021, 190. A-34”. Jon
Baldwin (Pittsburgh) Junior. OSR: 8/43. 6043, 228. A-33 5/8”, H-10 1/8”.
4.49/40, 42/VJ. Armon Binns (Cincinnati) OSR: 32/43. 4.50/40. DeAndre
Brown (Southern Mississippi) Junior. OSR: 39/43. 6055, 233. A-33 ¼”.
Vince Brown (San Diego State) OSR: 42/43. A-33”, H-10 ¼”. 4.25/SS.
Stephen Burton (West Texas A&M) OSR: 28/43. Randall Cobb (Kentucky)
Junior. OSR: 35/43. 5102, 191. 4.46/40. Mark Dell (Michigan State) OSR:
DNP. No workout due to left meniscus scope on 1/6/11. Tandon Doss
(Indiana) OSR: DNP. H-10 1/8”. Did not work out due to groin surgery 12/2/
10. Edmond Gates (Abilene Christian) OSR: 3/43. 4.31/40, 40/VJ. AJ Green
(Georgia) Junior. OSR: 12/43. 6035, 211. A-34 3/8”. 4.21/SS. Tori Gurley
(South Carolina) Junior. OSR: 37/43. 6041, 216. A-35”. 4.25/SS. Jamel
Hamler (Fresno State) Junior. OSR: 43/43. 6010, 193. H-10”. 4.18/SS.
Leonard Hankerson (Miami) OSR: 10/43. H-10 5/8. 4.40/40. 36/VJ, 4.21/
SS. Dwayne Harris (East Carolina) OSR: 40/43. H-10 1/8”. 4.21/SS. Andre
Holmes (Hillsdale) OSR: 26/43. A-34”. 35/VJ. Lestar Jean (Florida Atlantic)
OSR: 41/43. A-33”. 37.5/VJ. Jerrel Jernigan (Troy) OSR: 31/43. 4.46/40,
37.5/VJ, 4.25/SS. Ronald Johnson (Southern Cal) OSR: 25/43. 4.46/40.
Julio Jones (Alabama) Junior. OSR: 1/43. 6026, 220. A-33 ¾”. 4.34/40,
38.5/VJ, 4.25/SS. Jeremy Kerley (TCU) OSR: Greg Little (North Carolina)
Junior. OSR: 6/43. 6024, 231. A-33 ¼”. 40.5/VJ, 4.21/SS. Ricardo Lockette
(Fort Valley State) OSR: 4/43. A-33 ¾”. 4.34/40, 35.5/VJ, 4.19/SS. Jeff
Maehl (Oregon) OSR: 27/43. 3.94/SS. Denarius Moore (Tennessee) OSR:
11/43. A-33”. 4.43/40, 36/VJ, 4.15/SS. Joe Morgan (Walsh) OSR: 14/43.
4.40/40, 35.5/VJ. OJ Murdock (Fort Hays State) OSR: 36/43. Jamar
Newsome (Central Florida) OSR: 20/43. 38.5/VJ, 4.22/SS. Niles Paul
(Nebraska) OSR: 15/43. 4.45/40, 4.14/SS. Austin Pettis (Boise State) OSR:
17/43. 3.88/SS. Kealoha Pilares (Hawaii) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion
due to left knee PCL, no running or jumping. Al Robinson (SMU) OSR: 5/
43. 4.35/40, 40/VJ, 4.09/SS. Gregory Salas (Hawaii) OSR: 9/43. 37/VJ,
4.10/SS. DeMarco Sampson (San Diego State) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion
due to recent arthroscope on right knee. A-33”. Jock Sanders (West Virginia)
OSR: 33/43. 4.13/SS. Dane Sanzenbacher (Ohio State) OSR: 22/43. 3.97/
SS. Cecil Shorts (Mt. Union) OSR: 18/43. 21/BP, 4.07/SS. Torrey Smith
(Maryland) Junior. OSR: 2/43. 6007, 204. 4.41/40, 41/VJ. Keith Smith
(Purdue) OSR: DNP. Medical only, seeking 6th year of eligibility. Owen
Spencer (North Carolina State) OSR: 21/43. A-33 3/8”. Terrence Toliver
(LSU) OSR: 16/43. H-10”. 4.03/SS. Terrance Turner (Indiana) OSR: 19/43. A-
33 ½”. 41/VJ, 4.15/SS. Ryan Whalen (Stanford) OSR: 13/43. 38.5/VJ, 4.09/SS.
Marshall Williams (Wake Forest) OSR: 29/43. 4.09/SS. Jimmy Young (TCU)
OSR: 30/43. 37/VJ. Titus Young (Boise State) OSR: 23/43. 4.43/40. Had left
shoulder sprain so no bench press, left calf strain so no VJ, 3 cone, or shuttles

Mark Ingram and 2011 NFL Draft Running backs Notes

Runningback Nuggets for 2011 Draft...

We have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.


RB – Anthony Allen (Georgia Tech) OSR: 2/36. 41.5/VJ, 4.06/SS, 6.79/3
cone. Armando Allen (Notre Dame) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion due to
right hip, could not run or jump. Matthew Asiata (Utah) OSR: 35/36.
Damien Berry (Miami) OSR: 14/36. 4.12/SS, 7.00/3 cone. Allen Bradford
(Southern Cal) OSR: 17/36. 28/BP, 6.97/3 cone. Delone Carter (Syracuse)
OSR: 4/36. 27/BP, 37/VJ, 4.07/SS, 6.92/3 cone. John Clay (Wisconsin)
Junior. OSR: 32/36. 6004, 230. Graig Cooper (Miami) OSR: 15/36. 4.03/
SS, 6.66/3 cone. Noel Devine (West Virginia) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion
due to right ankle and fibula injury. Shaun Draughn (North Carolina) OSR:
31/36. 6.96/3 cone. Darren Evans (Virginia Tech) Junior. OSR: 18/36.
6000, 227. 6.96/3 cone. Mario Fannin (Auburn) OSR: 3/36. 4.37/40, 37.5/
VJ, 4.21/SS, 6.99/3 cone. Alexander Green (Hawaii) OSR: 8/36. 4.45/40,
4.15/SS, 6.91/3 cone. Jamie Harper (Clemson) Junior. OSR: 23/36. 5113,
233. 36.5/VJ. Roy Helu (Nebraska) OSR: 1/36. 4.40/40, 36.5/VJ, 4.01/SS,
6.67/3 cone. Kendall Hunter (Oklahoma State) OSR: 7/36. 4.21/SS, 6.74/
3 cone. Mark Ingram (Alabama) Junior. 5091, 215. OSR: 28/36. Taiwan
Jones (Eastern Washington) Junior. OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion due to
left foot fracture, no running or jumping. 5115, 194. Mikel Leshoure
(Illinois) Junior. OSR: 16/36. 5115, 227. 38/VJ, 6.82/3 cone. Dion Lewis
(Pittsburgh) Junior. OSR: 22/36. 5065, 193. 4.18/SS, 6.90/3 cone. Derrick
Locke (Kentucky) OSR: 12/36. 4.37/40, 37.5/VJ, 4.15/SS, 6.98/3 cone.
DeMarco Murray (Oklahoma) OSR: 9/36. 4.37/40, 4.18/SS. Bilal Powell
(Louisville) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion due to right knee and right hamstring
injury, no running or jumping. Stevan Ridley (LSU) Junior. OSR: 20/36.
5112, 225. 36/VJ, 4.21/SS, 6.78/3 cone. Jacquizz Rodgers (Oregon State)
Junior. OSR: 30/36. 5057, 196. 4.26/SS. Evan Royster (Penn State) OSR:
24/36. 4.18/SS, 7.07/3 cone. Brandon Saine (Ohio State) OSR: 10/36.
4.40/40, 4.25/SS, 6.98/3 cone. Da’Rel Scott (Maryland) OSR: 6/36. 4.31/
40, 4.20/SS. Vai Taua (Nevada) OSR: 27/36. 4.18/SS, 6.89/3 cone. Daniel
Thomas (Kansas State) OSR: DNP. No running or workout due to left
hamstring tightness. Jordan Todman (Connecticut) Junior. OSR: 5/36. 5087,
203. 25/BP, 4.40/40, 38/VJ, 4.18/SS. Shane Vereen (California) Junior.
OSR: 11/36. 5102, 210. 31/BP, 4.28/SS, 6.95/3 cone. Johnny White (North
Carolina) OSR: 26/36. 7.07/SS. Did not bench press, medical exclusion due to
broken right clavicle during the season. Ryan Williams (Virginia Tech)
Junior. OSR: 13/36. 5093, 212. 40/VJ, 4.18/SS, 6.96/3 cone

2011 NFL Draft Quarterbacks

For each position, we have ranked the players listed by
a special Ourlads’ formula we call OSR. When a prospect has an OSR rating
of 15/17, for example, he rated 15th out of the 17 athletes at his position.
Athletes are listed by position alphabetically. Each workout field is weighted
to the importance of the position – i.e.: for quarterbacks – height, the short
shuttle, 3 cone drill, and Wonderlic test are the most important. Broad jump,
vertical jump, 40-yard dash, and 20-yard dash are also important, but not as
important as the first four mentioned. The numbers recorded next to a
prospect’s name exceeded the previous year’s Combine average or Pro Bowl
players’ averages for the past five years. If there is only an OSR rating, the
athlete did not exceed any of the previous position averages.


QB – Ryan Colburn (Fresno State) OSR: 14/18. Andy Dalton (TCU)
OSR: 13/18. 4.82/40, 4.27/SS. Pat Devlin (Delaware) OSR: 11/18. 4.81/40,
33/VJ, 9-8/BJ, 4.34/SS. Nathan Enderle (Idaho) OSR: 18/18. Blaine
Gabbert (Missouri) Junior. OSR: 7/18. 6043, 234. H-10”. 4.61/40, 33.5/VJ,
10-0/BJ, 4.26/SS, 6.84/3 cone. Did not participate in skills workout by
choice. Jerrod Johnson (Texas A&M) OSR: 12/18. 4.75/40, 4.31/SS. Colin
Kaepernick (Nevada) OSR: 8/18. 4.53/40, 32.5/VJ, 4.18/SS. Jake Locker
(Washington) OSR: 2/18. 4.50/40, 35/VJ, 4.12/SS, 6.77/3 cone. Ryan Mallett
(Arkansas) Junior. OSR: DNP. 6066, 253. H-10 ¾”. Did not run, do 3 cone,
or shuttle by choice. Greg McElroy (Alabama) OSR: 17/18. 4.84/40, 33/VJ.
Did not throw, right hand fractured. Cam Newton (Auburn) Junior. OSR: 3/
18. 6050, 248. 4.56/40, 35/VJ, 4.18/SS. Christian Ponder (Florida State)
OSR: 4/18. H-10 ¼”. 4.63/40, 34/VJ, 4.09/SS, 6.85/3 cone. Josh Portis
(California-PA) OSR: 6/18. 4.59/40, 40/VJ, 4.12/SS, 6.84/3 cone. Ricky
Stanzi (Iowa) OSR: 16/18. H-10”. 32.5/VJ. Tyrod Taylor (Virginia Tech)
OSR: 1/18. H-10”. 4.47/40, 37.5/VJ, 4.09/SS, 6.78/3 cone. Scott Tolzien
(Wisconsin) OSR: 10/18. H-10”. 4.12/SS. Jeff Van Camp (Florida Atlantic)
OSR: 9/18. TJ Yates (North Carolina) OSR: 15/18. H-10 1/4”. 4.12/SS.

Ahmad Black and Other Safety Notes 2011 Draft

DeAndre McDaniel can play coverage or fill running lanes in the box.
Physical in his play. Reminds us of fellow Clemson alum, Brian Dawkins but
is 25 pounds heavier. Ahmad Black is a ball hawk who is instinctive. Finished
Gator career with 13 interceptions. Sure tackler in the open field. Special teams’ coverage standout. Can play either strong or free safety. Jermale
Hines plays the hybrid safety-linebacker position. A good athlete who can
cover backs and tight ends. Physical on run support. Andrew Rich is a big
and aggressive safety who majors in run support. Takes good angles in pursuit.
Struggles at times on downfield coverage. A box type safety.

Rahim Moore is a talented and athletic free safety. Generally a consistent
tackler, making 178 tackles over career. Needs more bulk and strength to
hold up on Sunday. Fourteen career interceptions. Quinton Carter is a
physical face up hitter who has sideline to sideline range. Can run with slot
and tight end receivers. Tough in the box. Works through traffic. Deunta
Williams broke his lower right leg in the first quarter of the Music City
Bowl. His rehabilitation time is currently unknown. One of the few safeties
that has corner skills. Tejay Johnson is an active run playing safety in a 4-
2-5 scheme that utilizes three safety positions. Started 38 games over his
career and forced 6 turnovers in 2010. Good agility in tight quarters. Runs
through gaps and keeps outside leverage in run support. Shadows tight end
and makes a play on the ball. Good coverage skills. Robert Sands is a tall rangy
safety who plays in a 3-3-5 system. Will drop into the box as a linebacker at
times. Shoulder hit tackler. Inconsistent wrap up.

Patrick Peterson and Other Defensive Corner Notes 2011 Draft

Patrick Peterson,Prince Amukamara,Brandon Harris and Other Defensive Corner Notes....

Junior Patrick Peterson can take away a wide receiver. Battled Julio Jones for
3 years. Good ball skills. A cut tackler with size. In addition, an elusive open field
runner on kickoff and punt returns. Prince Amukamara is the lone senior in
our top rated defensive corners. Plays it all – press man, off man, zone. Quick to
break on the ball. Junior Brandon Harris is instinctive and was Miami’s best
one-on-one corner matchup in 2010. Competitive. Can play outside or man up
in the slot like he did versus Michael Floyd in the Sun Bowl. Harris is
undersized but competitive corner who has fluid hips in transition.
Will struggle in matchups with big receivers but will accept the challenge. Aaron
Williams is a junior who recently declared for the 2011 draft. Has talent but
needs technique refinement. Better on the inside receivers.

Greg Jones and Von Miller and Other Linebacker Notes NFL Draft 2011

Inside Linebackers:
Greg Jones is versatile enough to play inside or outside in a variety of
schemes. Three down player. Quan Sturdivant has played both inside and
outside. Has a nose for the ball. Doesn’t stay blocked. Slips blocks and gets to
the ball. Kelvin Sheppard is a three down backer who has sideline to sideline
chase speed and is solid in coverage. Casey Matthews plays the game with
passion and a throttle that is wide open. Younger brother of the Packers’
Clay Matthews. Nate Irving was in on 91 tackles and had 21 ½ tackles for
loss. A remarkable senior year after missing the 2009 season due to severe
injuries in June ’09 car accident. Aggressive and explosive in his play.

Outside linebackers

Junior Akeem Ayers is an athletic height, weight, and speed linebacker who
can carry a tight end down the field in coverage, run a play down, or be
disruptive in blitz packages. Von Miller moved around to take advantage of
matchups. Usually double teamed. Struggles to separate from big tackles.
Played on a sprained ankle part of 2010 season. A 3-4 edge pass rush specialist.
Bruce Carter had ACL reconstruction on his left knee 12/14/10. He injured
his knee in the North Carolina State game on 11/20/10. Played in 11 games
making 57 tackles

Nick Fairley and Other Defensive Tackles Notes 2011 NFL Draft

Nick Fairley,Stephen Paea and Other Defensive Tackle Notes 2011 NFL Draft


Nick Fairley is a disruptive penetrator who makes plays. Rotates where he
is always fresh. Good quickness for a big man. Hustles on downfield pursuit.
Pushes the pocket with strength. Cameron Heyward can play any position
in the front line 4-3 or 3-4 packages. Can dominate and shut down the run
game. Disappears at times. Inconsistent. Stephen Paea is an under-tackle
prospect in a four man front. Sudden first step quickness. A penetrator who is
best on the move. Drake Nevis plays in a rotation, a battler who gives good
effort. Plays low and with leverage. Quick hit and spin moves. Christian
Ballard has the talent to play inside if he plays low. A 4-3 or 3-4 end
candidate. A flash player who needs consistency. Jurrell Casey plays the 3
technique under-tackle where he shades the guard’s outside shoulder. Built
similar to Sedrick Ellis and Mike Patterson. A good effort power player. Phil
Taylor lost some weight, changed his jersey number, and may make some
money in the 2011 draft. A size player that can move. Good feet. Jerrell
Powe is a tackle to tackle run stuffer. Can be turned out and moved if he
doesn’t play low. Endurance could be a problem.