Draft Rewind 2006 - Greg Jennings - Green Bay Packers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about GREG JENNINGS: Western Michigan, 5111 197 4.42. Three-year starter. Soft catcher’s mitt type hands. Impressive senior year with 98 catches, 1259 yards, 12.8 ypc, and 14 touchdowns. Runs sharp routes. Uses his speed and quickness to get open. Can leap up with good timing and pluck the ball at the high point. Avoids press coverage with quickness and savvy. Has the speed and quickness to get open. Shorter than ideal, but displays outstanding hands and athletic ability. Is a punt returner that adds to his value as a run-after-catch receiver. Flashes a burst out of his cuts. Athletically he was one of the top 10 receivers at the Combine and put up solid numbers. Will catch the ball over the middle and in tight spots. Good concentration. Can take a hit. Can make the over shoulder catch. Change of pace speed gets him open deep. Snatches the poorly thrown passes in his hands. A burst out of his break to run away from defenders. Needs to improve his blocking skills. Competitive receiver that works hard on the field. Clutch player. Productive over his career. Third round. (A-31, H-8 1/8, SS-4.16, VJ-36.5).

Draft Rewind 2008 - Cliff Avril - Detroit Lions

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about CLIFF AVRIL: Purdue, 6027 253 4.61. Two-year starter. Explosive first step quickness. Finishes chase and pursuit. Needs more functional strength to play the run. Good lateral quickness. Long arms. Thirty tackles for loss his last two years and 12.5 sacks. Very good athlete. Outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme or a weakside linebacker candidate. Quick to read and react. Instinctive. Quick use of hands to disengage and slap blocker’s hands down. Has an upfield burst to close on the quarterback or knock off a running play. Quick twitch, high motor, good effort player. Competitive and productive on the edge. Disruptive. Is a knee bender that plays pad under pad. Good balance. Stays on his feet. Can slip a block or double move a tackle. Can’t single block him with a tight end. Speed and range to cut off outside plays. Intense and focused. OSR:3/31. Second/third round. (A-34 5/8, H-9 3/4, BP-27, 10-1.55).

Draft Rewind 2006 - Chris Kuper - Denver Broncos

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about CHRIS KUPER: North Dakota, 6043 301 5.10. Three-year starter. Tough, quick-footed, physical, and competitive. Showed good quickness, but has a tendency to get high on pulls. Quick learner in the East-West game. Very coachable in practice. Seldom did he make the same mistake twice. Thick lower body. Is athletic and nimble-footed. Smooth to mirror and slide in pass protection. Good in space. Can read on the run and adjust in space. Only Guy Whimper and Daryn Colledge had better Combine workouts at the guard position. Explosive first step. Plays with leverage to position and wall off defender. Moves easily on second level. Good effort and body control. Can open his hips up and run the defender up the field. Raw in pass protection, but has the tools. Needs technique work. Good punch. Enjoys the game. Fourth or fifth round. (A-32 3/4, H-9 1/4, BP-30, 10-1.75).

Draft Rewind 2005 - Demarcus Ware - Dallas Cowboys

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about DEMARCUS WARE: Troy, 6040 251 4.59. Three-year starter. Defensive end who projects as a situation pass rusher or outside 3-4 rush linebacker. Has experience dropping into coverage. Explosive first step quickness and a burst to close on quarterback. Fast twitch, sudden body movements. Hustles all over the field. Disruptive player who makes plays from backside. Inconsistent to use a variety of pass rush moves. Natural pass rush tools and quickness. Plays with knee bend. Needs to get stronger in his upper and lower body. Struggles to hold the point, fight double teams, and separate from big tackles. Outstanding body control and balance. Shows suddenness on inside charge, outside pass rush, stunts, and slant moves. Finds the ball quickly. Above average lateral movement. May be a Chris Doleman type right defensive end. Pro Bowl 1st round talent.

Draft Rewind 2010 - Colt McCoy - Cleveland Browns

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about COLT MCCOY: Texas, 6011 216 4.68. Four-year starter in the Longhorn spread offense attack. Finished his career with the most wins for a quarterback in NCAA history. In 2008 he set the NCAA single season record for completion percentage at an unbelievable 76.7 percent. Was the team leader in rushing with 561 yards and 11 touchdowns. Plays with good pass protection and a clean pocket. Steps into his throws. Accurate on the move on roll out and dash type patterns. Rolls away from pressure in the red zone. Throws an inordinate amount of horizontal ball control pass routes. Plays a lot of pitch and catch with wide open receivers. Rarely does he laser the ball through a tight window in the defense. Has functional playing speed and quickness. A right handed passer with good athletic ability and a quick release. As mentioned previously, ultra accurate on short and medium patterns. A tough kid that can take a hit. Shows good leadership, consistency, and discipline with the football. Makes solid decisions. Has a natural feel in the passing game to anticipate and time up his passes. A timing and rhythm passer that will need to alter his throwing motion to use a variety of deliveries and throw off balance to be successful on the next level. The West Coast offense was developed for a quarterback like McCoy. His career stats include 1157 completions out of 1645 attempts for a 70.3% completion rate, 13253 yards, 112 touchdowns, and 45 interceptions, 447 rushes for 1571 yards and 20 touchdowns. OSR: 5/16. Second round. (A-31, H-9 3/8, SS-DNP, VJ-DNP).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Rey Maualuga - Cincinnati Bengals

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about REY MAUALUGA: Southern Cal, 6016 249 4.85. Three-year starter. An explosive impact hitter at the point of attack. Good change of direction. Downhill player that fills the running lanes with quick initial reactions. Has a burst in pursuit. Built like former Eagle linebacker, Jeremiah Trotter. Thick lower body with a long torso. Good balance. Has the agility to step over blockers and work through traffic. Can turn and run. Has a burst to close on the ball carrier. Blows up running back blocker when he runs through on a blitz. Generally plays with a good knee bend. Bottom line is that he is powerful, fast, quick, and can cover the pass. Very average instincts. Must see it rather than feel the play. Undisciplined at times, both on and off the field. Will miss tackles because he is out of control and doesn’t break down. Plays with a good base and leverage. Fits the hole well and is a physical tackler who punishes the ball carrier. Powerful attacking blockers but gets tied up too much. Spends too much time working through a block and lacks a great shed technique. Has the explosiveness to develop in this area. Normally takes good angles in pursuit. A top prospect that needs to be more consistent. At times he shows an extreme amount of energy and is a high motor player. Has the tools to work with and should be a solid Mike. Strained a right hamstring on first 40 of the Combine. Shorter arms than ideal. Big hands. Better in a confined area than in space. Had 273 tackles, 22 1/2 tackles for loss, 9 sacks, and 5 interceptions. First/ second round. (A-31 3/4, H-10, BP-23, SS-DNP).

Draft Rewind 2008 - Earl Bennett - Chicago Bears

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about EARL BENNETT: Vanderbilt, 5114 209 4.51. Junior entry. Two and a half year starter. Above average athlete. Productive over his career. All-time SEC leader in receptions. Cradle catches the ball over the middle and covers up in traffic. Has good hands and the ability to control his body in the air. Separates with a burst out of his cuts. Creates space to catch the ball. Runs strong routes and comes out of them smoothly. Has faking and cutting ability. Quicker than fast. Drops his weight and is decisive out of breaks. Can get lateral separation. Build like a running back and can break tackles after catch with strength. Is dependable and reliable in the clutch. Lacks elite speed, but is sneaky fast. Average blocker. Bench pressed 15 reps and had a 7.05/3 cone. OSR:34/52. Fourth/ fifth round. (A-32 1/8, H-9 1/2, SS-4.25, VJ-26).

Draft Rewind 2007 - Jon Beason - Carolina Panthers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JON BEASON: Miami, 6002 237 4.78. Junior entry. Two-year starter. Strong, physical, and versatile. Sudden to read and react. A cover linebacker that is a good blitzer. Solid wrap up tackler. Good instincts to react to run or pass. Finds the ball quickly and maintains leverage on the ball. Always around the ball. Gets down hill quickly. Plays square and takes the openings when there. Quickly fills the inside run aggressively. Can take on and slip blockers. Speed to run down the outside run. Sheds quickly. Doesn’t stay blocked. Fluid in his pass drops. Can turn and run. Can play short or deep man-to-man coverage. Good open field tackler. Will contribute on special teams. Undersized. Will get walled off at times because of height.Team’s leading tackler and hardest hitter. Flexibility to play inside or outside depending on a team’s scheme. Can knock a ball carrier backwards. Demonstrates quick movement out of transition to break on the ball. Appears to be mentally and physically tough. A competitor that will initiate contact and perform at a high level. Can stack and defeat lead blocker despite size. Good balance to stay on his feet, protect his legs, and read on the run. Good use of hands and agility getting through traffic. Plays with good knee bend, functional strength, and knee bend. First/second round. (A-33 1/2, H-9 1/2, BP-19, SS-DNP).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Andy Levitre - Buffalo Bills

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about ANDY LEVITRE: Oregon State, 6025 305 5.35. Three-year starter. Aggressive and physical. Explosive punch in pass protection to stun pass rusher. Can play both guard and tackle spots in an emergency, but is best when he’s inside at guard in a confined area. May project to center for some teams. Works to sustain his blocks and finishes play. Stronger in the run game than pass protection at this time, but is good enough to start. Arms shorter than ideal. Mentally tough to concentrate and focus on the job. Consistency to make mental adjustments on the move. In the Senior Bowl he struggled with defenders that could recover quickly. His first step quickness was inconsistent and would set on the count at times. Can adjust on the run with proper depth and approach to kick out or log when pulling. Gives effort to hustle and make the second block. A functional athlete that could use more upper and lower body strength. Effective on the second level to seal off pursuit. OSR:32/ 47. Third/fourth round. (A-32 1/2, H-9 1/2, BP-23, 10-1.80).

Draft Rewind 2008 - Joe Flacco - Baltimore Ravens

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JOE FLACCO: Delaware, 6063 236 4.85. Two-year starter. Transfer from University of Pittsburgh. Big and strong. Mobile and athletic for a big man. Rated second on our athletic scale of quarterbacks at the Combine. Improved during the Senior Bowl week playing under center. Played in the shotgun formation in college. Has a live arm and can throw the ball through a small window. Heavy feet but can sidestep a rush. Pocket type passer. Throws a fast ball when he needs it. Good accuracy. Footwork quickness needs to improve to the throwing point. Needs to stay balanced and be able to control his body to be ready to pass. Improved on his ability to get rid of the ball quicker during his senior year. Will telegraph his passes at times. Productive in 15 games including playoffs as a senior. Had 4263 yards and 23 touchdowns with only 5 interceptions. Ball velocity was 55 mph. OSR:2/ 17. Second/third round. (A-33 1/8, H-9 5/8, SS-4.29, VJ-28.5).

Draft Rewind 2005 - Roddy White - Atlanta Falcons

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about RODDY WHITE: Alabama-Birmingham, 6012 207 4.40. Three-year starter who won two wrestling letters in high school. Physical receiver and confident. Can get upfield quickly after catch despite being a long strider. Strong run after catch. Can break tackles. Makes the deep over-the-head and shoulder catch. Stretches a defense deep. Will layout for the ball. Will catch the ball over the middle. Gets behind the secondary on a regular basis. Good sized target who reaches up, extends, and snatches the ball. Needs to improve working back to his quarterback on scramble and other position skills. Has all the tools but is green in several of the little things. Perfunctory, wall off position blocker. Results and finish could be better. Reacts well in a crowd. Has courage and concentration to catch and hold ball on contact over middle. Will battle the defensive backs. Won’t turn down the ball. Produces inside. Catches the ball on the move. Will compete. Has the strength to fight the jam. Could improve getting back into the route and back on course quicker. Good body control and movement. Talks a lot of trash on the field and usually backs it up. Long limbed, talented receiver who can catch the ball. Pulled a hamstring in the Senior Bowl. Late first to early second round ability.

Draft Rewind 2010 - Daryl Washington - Arizona Cardinals

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about DARYL WASHINGTON: Texas Christian, 6016 230 4.65. One-year starter. Highly competitive undersized run defender with long arms. Finds the ball quickly. Plays in a 4-2-5 defensive scheme. Shows good overall athletic ability. Not great on his initial read as he will false step at times. Leads with his hands taking on blocks but is inconsistent to shed block. Tends to bend at the waist, taking on block and lacks power to hold up. Will get locked on occasionally and taken out of the play. At his best in pursuit. Takes good angles and does a nice job on the backside when the play is away. Good range in pursuit and can be sudden in change of direction. Does a good job wading through the traffic. Shows coverage tools and takes good drops and breaks well on the ball. He recovers well and covers a lot of ground in zone coverage. Can play short man coverage or run with a tight end down the field. Keeps tempo laterally on wide running plays and makes the tackle when the back turns up. Will shoulder punch a back. Blows up the shuffle passes. Bounces outside quickly to make a play. Stays square on inside running lanes but lacks bulk to consistently hold his ground. Will contribute on all special teams. A three-down linebacker if he gets stronger against the run. Had 222 tackles in his career, 20 1/2 tackles for loss, 5 1/2 sacks, and 6 passes broken up. OSR:5/15. Third/fourth round. (A-34 1/2, H-9 1/2, BP-17, SS-DNP).

Draft Rewind 2008 - Kory Lichtensteiger - Washington Redskins

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about KORY LICHTENSTEIGER: Bowling Green, 6022 298 5.31. Four-year starter. Scrappy, intense fighter type. Not a people mover. Overachiever type that will not be a fit for every team. Generally a good anchor. Plays with a good base. Short arms. Struggled with Sedrick Ellis in Senior Bowl. Durable over his career. Has started at guard and center. Can pull and get through traffic to get up on a linebacker. Snaps the ball quickly in shotgun. Will need to work on exchanges with quarterback under center. Tough and physical. Works to finish and sustain blocks. Cuts off quickly but will struggle to redirect in pass protection. Flashes a punch that can stun a defender, but he must improve hand placement. Works in tandem with his guards. Not a one on one base pass blocker. A competitor that overcomes his deficiencies with great effort. OSR:31/42. Seventh round. (A-32, H-9 1/2, BP-DNP, 10-1.81).

Draft Rewind 2007 - Michael Griffin - Tennessee Titans

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about MICHAEL GRIFFIN: Texas, 5116 202 4.47. Two-year starter that is athletic and highly competitive. Dependable with good range and hands. Physical run defender. Good ball skills and instincts. Positive size for the position. Athletic and talented. Durable. Can anticipate throw and gets a jump on the ball. Attacks the ball. Makes plays. Plays stronger and is more comfortable defending the passing game. Inconsistent tackler on run support. Field awareness. Can pattern read and anticipate with quick reactions. May be a free safety on the next level. Versatile enough to play strong or free safety. Productive. A playmaker that is sudden to read and react. Can cover man to man. Loose hips for smooth transition. Sudden ball reactions, quick to knock ball down, strip, or intercept. Can overlap corners. Good range and recovery ability. Can pluck and snatch ball. A hand catcher. Will blow up the run on support. Gets ball carrier down. First/ second round. (A-33 1/8, H-10 1/4, SS-DNP, VJ-36).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Josh Freeman - Tampa Bay Buccaneers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JOSH FREEMAN: Kansas State, 6056 248 4.95. Junior entry. Three-year starter. Right handed. Good athletic ability. Plays under center and in the shotgun formations. Big drop back athlete with ability to escape the rush or side step it. A work in progress. Has good enough arm strength and has improved his game every year. Major concerns are decision making. Will throw into double coverage, throw the fade routes up for grabs, and is careless with the ball. Needs work on accuracy with anticipation. Question ability to extend a play for positive results. Footwork needs more balance with crossover and rhythm steps. Long and deliberate release instead of compact. Not an instinctive player that plays under control. At times it looks like the game is a blur to him. Better at throwing short ball control routes under ten yards. Is still maturing as a leader and student of the game. Has undeniable tools to play on Sunday, but is years away in a complex offense. High risk selection. Ball velocity 57 mph. OSR:7/21. Second round. (A-32 3/4, H-10, VJ-33.5, SS-4.45).

Draft Rewind 2010 - Kam Chancellor - Seattle Seahawks

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about KAM CHANCELLOR: Virginia Tech, 6032 232 4.70. Three-year starter. Huge safety that can stick his foot in the ground and burst. Physical in his game. Goes for strip or breaks up passes with big hits. A good athlete with average speed for size. Better in zone coverage because of long legs. Struggles with wasted motion in transition. Not loose hipped, smooth, or fluid. Decent change of direction for a big safety. Long strider that can cover ground down the field or in cross field pursuit. Will compete. High cut and leggy defensive backs struggle to break down and tackle. He is more of a grabber and shoulder hit tackler. Has 208 career tackles, 19 passes broken up, 6 interceptions, and 2 forced fumbles. BTR:left 4.71, right 4.66. OSR:18/21. Fourth/fifth round. (A-32 1/4, H-9 1/8, VJ-32, SS-4.41).

Draft Rewind 2007 - Patrick Willis - San Francisco 49ers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about PATRICK WILLIS: Mississippi, 6011 242 4.56. A two-year starter with natural ability to find the ball and make plays. Good athletic ability and instincts for position. Excellent nose for the ball. Takes good angles in pursuit and is outstanding adjusting to movement on the run. Very good change of direction, moving downhill. Effortless to get through traffic. Explosive attacking blockers and gets separation with hand strength and quickness. Gets good depth on pass drops in zone coverage. Has sideline to sideline range with excellent closing speed. Good body control between the tackles and is explosive on contact. Can turn and run with tight ends down the seam. High cut (long legs) so he must make a concerted effort to bend his knees to protect his legs from low blocks. Inconsistent to keep leverage on the ball in space. A solid prospect with outstanding tools. Is versatile enough to play all three spots. Mentally and physically tough. Aggressive and competitive. Plays consistently at a high level. A knee bender that must keep his butt down so he doesn’t play tall. Uses his hands effectively to shed and ward off blocks. Strong at the point of attack with functional strength. Athletic and savvy enough to play in coverage. First round. (A-34, H-9 3/4, BP-22, SS-4.47).

Draft Rewind 2005 - Luis Castillo - San Diego Chargers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about LUIS CASTILLO: Northwestern, 6033 303 4.82. Three-year starter. Top ranked heavyweight wrestler in New Jersey. Explosive first step quickness. Doesn’t stay blocked. Quick to disengage blocker and find ball. Pursues down line. Quick slant moves and lateral quickness. Plays on his feet, keeps balance, and accelerates to ball. High motor. Plays to whistle. Can move the line of scrimmage back. Cat-like quickness if he gets cut. Bounces up and gets in on play. Finishes long and short pursuit. Thrusts body into ball carrier. Impact hitter and wrap up tackler. Quick to counter blocking schemes. Quick hands and feet. Can stack at point of attack. Hard to tie up in reach block. Plays with leverage. Thick butt and hips. Gets inside push and penetration to flush quarterback and disrupt backfield. Physically tough athlete with outstanding compete. Is consistent, durable, aggressive, and intense. First round.

Draft Rewind 2010 - Sam Bradford - St. Louis Rams

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about SAM BRADFORD: Oklahoma, 6042 236 4.73. Junior entry. Started 31 games. Heisman trophy winner in 2008. Takes both the shotgun and conventional snap. Extremely accurate and consistent to keep receivers on their routes. Can hit receivers on patterns with few adjustments. In 2008 with four seniors and Trent Williams he excelled with a clean pocket. In 2009 with four new linemen he injured his right shoulder twice. Demonstrates a quick delivery. Snaps the ball out with no wasted motion. A classic drop back quarterback. Stands tall in the pocket. The ball is placed where only the receiver can get at it. Throws several timing routes. Plays on his toes. Throws a catchable ball with good touch. Keeps his eyes scanning down the field. Receivers are generally wide open. Makes good decisions. Will throw the ball away when under pressure. Was accurate versus Florida when under pressure in BCS 2009 Championship game. Controls the tempo of the game. Looks at sideline for play or goes no huddle. Timing and rhythm type passer. Accurate even when backing up with pressure up the middle. Flicks ball out quickly to backs. Excels in play action passes and boot legs. Their offense is like basketball on grass. Fumbled the ball after hit by Orakpo in Texas game in 2008. Throws a number of horizontal type spread formation routes, jailbreak screens, etc. Can laser in the skinny post. Uses his eyes to move the safeties and will pump fake on the deep routes. Not elusive. Has some vision and feel when scrambling. Knows how to slide. Wears a left knee brace and had surgery on his right shoulder and missed all but three games in 2009. Has better than average arm strength with touch to throw over the linebackers. Good anticipation and feel for the throw. Durability is a major question mark despite a 20-pound weight gain. A confident and consistent performer that is a good leader with strong intangibles. In 2008 threw for 4720 yards, 67.9% completion rate, 50 touchdowns, and only 8 interceptions. Did not workout at the Combine. First round. (A-34 3/8, H-9 1/2, SS-4.44, VJ-32).

Draft Rewind 2010 - Maurkice Pouncey - Pittsburgh Steelers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about MAURKICE POUNCEY: Florida, 6044 304 5.27. Junior entry. Three-year starter that is a good athlete and plays with a good base. Exhibits impact, pop, and surge. Gets some movement on short yardage and goal-line run plays. A knee bender with leg drive. Has the ability to regain body control and balance in pass pro. Plays with attitude and aggression. Can shadow pass rushers. Quick to react and recover to blitz pickup. Light feet and works to finish. Has the ability to quick position a defender with base leverage to run his feet on contact in the run game. Functional play strength and balance. Power in his hips and legs. Can block a moving target on pulls. Good lateral agility and quickness. Rimingon Award winner in 2009. In a nutshell, he is smart, tough, motivated, and has a passion for the game. OSR: 34/40. Second round. (A-32 1/2, H-10, BP-26, 10-1.80).

Draft Rewind 2008 - DeSean Jackson - Philadelphia Eagles

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about DESEAN JACKSON: California, 5096 169 4.40. Junior entry. Three-year starter with rare foot quickness. Has instant and immediate burst and acceleration. Dangerous in the jail break screens, hitches, and underneath routes to slip a tackle and take it the distance. Cal tries to get him the ball in a variety of ways. Will reach and extend for an off target pass. Will run reverses to put pressure on the defense. Elusive and speedy. Dependable hands. Quick in and out of routes. Should contribute as a punt returner if he can stay healthy. Not a blocker, tries to get in the way but is not willing. Lacks strength to break tackles or stay on course. Explosive in the open field. Can be routed because of his slender build. Will struggle with cover two press coverage on the next level. Needs route refinement on NFL caliber patterns. Is far from a finished product. Has a load of natural talent but may be in the tub or on injured reserve for much of his career. Durability, strength, and the ability to carry his pads will always be a question. Appears to be injured after every catch. Is he mentally and physically tough? Talent warrants high grade. OSR:18/52. First/second round. (A-29 3/4, H-9 3/8, SS-4.19, VJ-34).

Draft Rewind 2010 - Lamarr Houston - Oakland Raiders

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about LAMARR HOUSTON: Texas, 6026 302 4.89. Three-year starter. Inside three technique player. Must get penetration with first step quickness or gets washed down. Does have a sudden move to split the blockers. Plays with a good tempo. Must work to bend and stay low. The Longhorns used him as a fullback on the goal-line. He is a former high school running back. Long arms and big hands. Gained 30 pounds of good weight over the past two years to help him take up space between the tackles. A team captain that plays the game at a high and productive tempo. Disruptive with pressures, tackles for loss, passes batted down, and sacks. Excellent snap reactions to beat the blocker across the line. Good hand use. Can disengage blocker and find the ball. Uses his strength and technique versus drive block and double team. Lateral shuffle to get to the ball through traffic. Stays on his feet. Has power and activity in his legs. Over his career had 129 tackles, 40 1/2 tackles for loss, and 15 sacks. Edge speed:left 1.88, right 2.03. OSR:6/20. Second/ third round. (A-33, H-10, BP-30, 10-1.72).

Draft Rewind 2007 - David Harris - New York Jets

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about DAVID HARRIS: Michigan, 6022 243 4.62. A two-year starter that is aggressive and hardnosed in his play. Sudden initial quickness. Gets downhill in a hurry. Adjusts well on the move and has good body control and overall change of direction. Does a solid job of filling the running lanes and stacking a block. Quick to shed and ward off blocks. Good ability to slip and redirect off the block. A zone aware player that gets good depth in his pass drops. Can stick his foot in the ground and drive quickly on the ball in front of him. Plays with his eyes to see a play develop and react accordingly. Takes good pursuit angles downfield and runs through the ball carrier. Durability may be a question because of time missed with knee injuries. Has some upper and lower body tightness. Inconsistent blitzer. Rarely out of control, but will overrun the ball at times. Active and productive. Instinctive with a nose for the ball. Will step up and explode on a back versus an inside run. Sideline to sideline player. Good lateral quickness. Gets through traffic to make plays. Solid wrap up tackler. Competitive athlete that can play in coverage. Good player that is smart and aware. Second round. (A-32 7/8, H-9 1/8, BP-23, SS-4.30).

Draft Rewind 2005 - Justin Tuck - New York Giants

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JUSTIN TUCK: Notre Dame, 6050 268 4.71. Junior eligible. Two-year starter. Tall and rangy edge speed rusher. Athletic with good body control. Can bend at knees and leverage blocker. Needs more upper and lower body strength to play the run. Can flatten out laterally down the line. Lateral quickness. Uses a quick spin move to get out of trouble. Backside chase rusher. Quick to penetrate gaps. Plays within scheme. Contain or rush. Effective on stunts and slant moves. Sudden initial quickness. Plays weakside end and takes good crossfield pursuit angles. Uses a variety of moves. Quick swim or arm over move. Notre Dame’s all-time sack leader. Quick to leverage, disengage, and get to ball. Has an upfield burst to chase quarterback. Must do a better job of protecting his legs. Will get cut or washed down. Bounces up and chases play. Missed the Insight.Com Bowl with a knee injury. Has worked out this spring. First/second round.

Draft Rewind 2008 - Tracy Porter - New Orleans Saints

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about TRACY PORTER: Indiana, 5102 190 4.46. Four-year starter. Sixteen career interceptions. Not a physical player. More of a man to man cover corner. Fluid hips. Can stick his foot in the ground and drive quickly on the ball in front of him. Good ball skills. Has long speed. A burst to close on the ball in the air. Sudden change of direction. Mirrors receivers. Struggles in run support and misses as many plays as he makes. Inconsistent tackler. Has talent and athletic ability for the position. Will also contribute as a punt return specialist. May be a backup, not a feature returner. Has played only five years of football, including one year in high school. Put up 18 reps of 225 at the Combine. Was second all-time in Indiana history with 16 interceptions. Needs technique work to combine with his athletic ability. Has rare tools, but needs refinement. OSR:10/32. BTR:left 4.40, right 4.53. Second/third round. (A-32, H-9 3/8, SS-4.09, VJ-35.5).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Sebastian Vollmer - New England Patriots

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about SEBASTIAN VOLLMER: Houston, 6072 314 5.15. Two-year starter. From Kaarst, Germany. Good enough footwork to wheel pass rushers past the quarterback. Angular tackle with inconsistent knee bend. Bit of a mauler. Plays in a spread offense. Played left tackle, but projects to right side because of average foot quickness. Struggles to recover in pass protection. Developmental prospect with measurables and some pro physical skills. Came to Houston as a tight end. Marginal lateral quickness. Everything is taught. Plays high and generally without knee bend. Fringe agility and balance. Will need to learn to drive block. Played well in the East-West game. Has had a back injury in the past and missed the 2006 season. Seventh round. (A-33 1/4, H-10 5/8, BP-32, 10-1.76).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Phil Loadholt - Minnesota Vikings

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about PHIL LOADHOLT: Oklahoma, 6080 343 5.49. Two-year starter. Junior college transfer. Long arms and big hands. Massive man. Lines up in a two point preset stance. Played left tackle at Oklahoma. Projects to a right tackle because of the lack of foot quickness. Inconsistent to move and slide his feet. Must work to bend his knees. Plays high. His punch goes to the facemask of defender at times. Below average flexibility for the position. If he gets his hands on target, he locks you up and mauls you. Appears to lack a sense of urgency at times. Lacks the quickness on backside cut blocks. Waist bends in pass protection. Two move defensive ends cause him major problems. Strong on down blocks. His feet are not close to the top tackles in this draft. Once he locks on a defensive end he can run them up the field. Position/wall off run blocker. Struggles to redirect. Gets some push in the running game. Long legs. Must consciously work to bend his knees. Off field red flags need to be addressed. OSR:20/47. Third/fourth round. (A-36 1/2, H-10, BP-24, 10-1.84).

Draft Rewind 2009 - Sean Smith - Miami Dolphins

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about SEAN SMITH: Utah, 6034 214 4.52. Two-year starter. Long arms with good athletic ability. Projects to a press corner that is still raw and developing. Lacks quick movement out of transition to break on the ball. Not loose hipped, smooth or fluid. Wasted motion and false steps in his turns. Plays a press-bail and shuffle technique. The little exposure to his backpedal we had was high and he didn’t bend his knees or drop his butt. Has only played corner for two years. Was a wide receiver with inconsistent hands. Question play instincts and awareness. Lacks a burst to close on the ball in the air. Better when everything is in front of him. Made 69 tackles, 16 passes broken up, and 9 interceptions in 2 years. May also be projected as a safety for some teams. Good upside based on measurables and athletic ability. Developing size/speed prospect. BTR:left 4.83, right 5.00. OSR:13/32. Third/fourth round. (A-34 5/8, H-9 7/8, VJ-34, SS-4.16).

Draft Rewind 2008 - Brandon Flowers - Kansas City Chiefs

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about BRANDON FLOWERS: Virginia Tech, 5096 189 4.59. Junior entry. Two-year starter. Ten career interceptions. Strong physical cover two corner that can reroute receivers with his aggressive play. Good short area quickness. Good hitter. Plays the boundary corner. Excellent recognition of run or pass. Good football intelligence. Knows his responsibilities. Will play off blockers and tackle. Gets upfield to force the point quickly. Will come up and meet sweeps. Has the size and strength to string out the play. Stays on his feet. Hits with an explosive force. Good closing quickness. No hesitations or wasted motion. Gets a good jump. Great anticipation on plays in front of him. Instinctive and knowledgeable about the boundary corner. Effective in zone. Plays with confidence and strength. Long speed is a concern. Plays fast in pursuit. Active. Good body control and quick ball reactions. OSR:27/32. BTR:left 4.55, right 4.67. Second/third round. (A-31, H-8 5/8, SS-4.08, VJ-30).

Draft Rewind 2006 - Marcedes Lewis - Jacksonville Jaguars

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about MARCEDES LEWIS: UCLA, 6063 261 4.85. Three-year starter. Senior year he caught 58 balls for 741 yards, averaging 12.8 ypc, scoring 10 touchdowns. A big target with long arms that can run effectively after catch. Runs hard after plucking the ball. Good hands to pluck ball but will double catch at times. High cut, long-legged athlete that must work to bend as an inline blocker. Long strider that has average quickness off the line. Has some upper and lower body stiffness. Better in zone coverage than man-to-man. Was impressive to get down the seam or across the formation in the Senior Bowl. Long arms and big hands. Change of pace runner after catch. Needs to stay square with the ability to mirror in pass protection. Can improve his finish. Not a dominant blocker, but walls off. Needs to improve his patterns and ability to separate from the defender. Second round pick. (A-34 3/8, H-10, BP-23, VJ-37).

Draft Rewind 2010 - Pat Angerer - Indianapolis Colts

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about PAT ANGERER: Iowa, 5114 235 4.76. Two-year starter. Disciplined and instinctive. Quick to read, diagnose, and react. Good football intelligence. Active sideline to sideline player. Always around the ball. Works to finish the play. Demonstrates speed to the perimeter. Fills the inside running lanes quickly and aggressively. Counters blocks well. Understands leverage. Flashes a shoulder punch to neutralize blocks. Shed, locates, and fills and hits. Uses hands to keep blocks off body. Stays on his feet. Takes smart angles. Hustles all out and has the speed to get there. Plays with a good base and keeps blockers away from his body. Gets clean separation. Hits with explosion. Can shock a ball carrier. Plays mostly zone pass coverage. Only plays man to man on rare occasion. Collision player that will contribute on special teams. Competitive and plays with a passion. One of the nation’s leading tacklers with 145 stops. OSR:6/15. Fourth/fifth round. (A-30 1/2, H-9 1/8, BP-26, SS-4.32).