Draft Rewind 2010 - Antonio Brown - Pittsburgh Steelers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about ANTONIO BROWN: Central Michigan, 5101 186 4.59. Junior entry. Three-year starter. Plays faster than recorded forty time. Returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown. Runs several horizontal routes in their pass scheme - hitches, bubble screens, etc. Soft consistent hands to pluck the ball, put it away, and burst up the field. Central Michigan tried to get him in space where he wins battles with quickness and elusiveness. Ultra productive receiver that caught 305 passes in three years, good for 3199 yards, and 22 touchdowns. Good field vision and awareness. Plays on special teams as a punt and kickoff returner. Will need to learn all the NFL nuances of downfield route running because he hasn’t done it in their scheme. Had a good college quarterback feeding him the ball in Dan Lefevour. In the GMAC Bowl game he had 403 all-purpose yards. Has been durable over his career. In 2009 he caught 110 passes for 1198 yards, 10.9 average, and 9 touchdowns. OSR:35/ 37. Sixth/seventh round. (A-31, H-9, VJ-33.5, SS-4.18).

Draft Rewind 2007 - Joe Staley - San Francisco 49ers

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JOE STALEY: Central Michigan, 6057 306 4.75. Three-year starter that is a dependable pass protector. A body with good length and a frame to gain. A good run blocker that is competitive and works to finish his blocks. Gains an advantage with his quickness out of start. Explosive with an impact pop and surge. Gets movement on short yardage plays. Gains position with quickness and flexibility. Can bend. Can play flat-footed and adjust with lateral slide to movement and blocks two move pass rusher. Skilled in space and the second level. Nifty feet allow him to adjust and redirect. Plays with a good base. Could add strength in the run game. Needs more upper and lower body mass. Angular build that can wall off and screen the defender and create running lanes. Has long arms and big hands to control a pass rusher, anchor, and stop a charge. Explosive use of hands to lock out and get control. Position and adjust his hands. Ability to create separation. Can jolt and deliver punch. Began his career as a tight end. One of the most athletically gifted tackles in this year’s draft class. An ascending player with an impressive mix of size and speed. Second round. (A-34 1/4, H-10 1/2, BP-27, 10-DNP).

Draft Rewind 2008 - Chad Henne - Miami Dolphins

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about CHAD HENNE: Michigan, 6027 230 4.97. Four-year starter from Wyomissing, PA. Played in a pro style offense. Missed three games with a separated right shoulder in 2007. He is a right handed passer. Demonstrated physical and mental toughness over his career. Makes good decisions. Demonstrates good velocity and arm strength. Deliberate and quick to set up point. A take charge guy that is a good leader. Accuracy is dependable short and medium. Puts air under the deep ball. A smart and competitive athlete. More of a 3/4 arm type passer. Stays locked on to his primary receiver at times instead of looking off the coverage. Can throw a fast ball into the seam between defenders. Better in the pocket but can roll out and throw accurately. Active like Peyton Manning calling audibles and pointing out protections. Strong and durable. Somewhat mechanical in his passing. Will step into his throws. Student of the game. Will try to stick the ball into tight spaces. Better in the pocket than on the run. Can sidestep a rush but is not a running threat. It appears that he reads half of the field with the play side receivers running various route combinations. He always has an outlet receiver he can drop the ball off to if needed. As in the Florida game, if he gets the ball out on time, he can throw a laser into tight spots. Ball velocity 53 mph which is good. OSR:14/17. Second/third round. (A-31 5/8, H-9, SS-4.43, VJ-25.5).

Nick Bellore, 2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Inside Linebacker

Bellore, Nick Cent. Michigan 6010 245 4.84
Four-year starter with average athletic ability and timed speed.
Ultra productive with 472 career tackles. Adequate strength at the
point of attack. Instinctive and intense in his play. Plays faster
than timed speed. Sideline to sideline playmaker. Quick reactions
and good football intelligence. Fills solidly. Durable over his career.
Stays in the game in all situations. Maintains leverage on his blocks.
Always near the ball. Stays square and takes the opening when
there. Takes on blockers, sheds, locates, fills, and hits. Will contribute
on special teams.
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