Three-year starter. A natural edge pass rusher. Explosive first step quickness. Active and athletic. Uses multiple moves. Supreme effort as a pass rusher. WAC Defensive Player of the Year with 11 sacks and 16 1/2 tackles for loss. Fast twitch with suddenness in his body. Hustles to the ball. Plays defensive end in a four man front, but projects to an outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. Plays low with good knee bend. Has a third gear burst to the quarterback after he accelerates off a block. Good use of hands, speed, quickness, and strength in his pass rush skills. An explosive wrap up tackler who doesn’t give ground. Hits with authority. Moves well on his feet. Will need to develop coverage skills, but his job title will be to “rush the passer”. Will contribute on all special teams. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Chris Carter, Pittsburgh Steelers, 162nd Pick, 5th Round, 2011 NFL Draft
Carter, Chris Fresno State 6011 248 4.58
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Three-year starter. A natural edge pass rusher. Explosive first step quickness. Active and athletic. Uses multiple moves. Supreme effort as a pass rusher. WAC Defensive Player of the Year with 11 sacks and 16 1/2 tackles for loss. Fast twitch with suddenness in his body. Hustles to the ball. Plays defensive end in a four man front, but projects to an outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. Plays low with good knee bend. Has a third gear burst to the quarterback after he accelerates off a block. Good use of hands, speed, quickness, and strength in his pass rush skills. An explosive wrap up tackler who doesn’t give ground. Hits with authority. Moves well on his feet. Will need to develop coverage skills, but his job title will be to “rush the passer”. Will contribute on all special teams. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.
Three-year starter. A natural edge pass rusher. Explosive first step quickness. Active and athletic. Uses multiple moves. Supreme effort as a pass rusher. WAC Defensive Player of the Year with 11 sacks and 16 1/2 tackles for loss. Fast twitch with suddenness in his body. Hustles to the ball. Plays defensive end in a four man front, but projects to an outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. Plays low with good knee bend. Has a third gear burst to the quarterback after he accelerates off a block. Good use of hands, speed, quickness, and strength in his pass rush skills. An explosive wrap up tackler who doesn’t give ground. Hits with authority. Moves well on his feet. Will need to develop coverage skills, but his job title will be to “rush the passer”. Will contribute on all special teams. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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
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
Monday, March 21, 2011
Chris Carter and Other Lber Notes 2011 NFL Draft
Chris Carter and Other Linebacker Notes 2011 NFL Draft
Chris Carter (Fresno State) – 6011, 245. A natural edge rusher who
had a strong week of practice and game. Sudden off the edge. Active and
athletic. Supreme effort as a pass rusher. Uses multiple moves. Orie
Lemon (Oklahoma State) – 6005, 244. Hands 10”. Active inside linebacker
who fills running lanes. Finishes the play. Fights through blocks to go to
the ball. Michael Mohamed (California) – 6027, 241. Good instincts.
Plays square with leverage. Smart and aware. Plays well on special teams
coverage units. Dontay Moch (Nevada) – 6013, 229. An undersized high
speed linebacker projection. Played with his hand down in college. Needs
more strength to play the run at the point and to improve coverage skills.
Akeem Dent (Georgia) – 6011, 239. An instinctive inside player who can
shed and stack the hole. Quick read on screen passes. Active sideline to
sideline. Will contribute on special teams. Greg Lloyd (Connecticut) –
6013, 247. Arms 33 ½”, hands 10”. Always around the ball. Good laterally.
Coming back off a year where he was working through a knee injury in
2009. Played hard during the job interview week. Josh McNary (Navy) –
5114, 230. Hands 10 5/8”. An active good football player who has a three
year Naval commitment. Eric Gordon (Michigan State) – 5115, 227. Came to
the game as a strong safety but is an instinctive undersized linebacker. Played
linebacker at Michigan State. Slips blocks and pursues to play. Brian Rolle
(Ohio State) – 5095, 227. Hands 10 ¼”. Shorter than ideal. Will take bad
angles at times. Active and around the ball. Limited in pass coverage.
Chris Carter (Fresno State) – 6011, 245. A natural edge rusher who
had a strong week of practice and game. Sudden off the edge. Active and
athletic. Supreme effort as a pass rusher. Uses multiple moves. Orie
Lemon (Oklahoma State) – 6005, 244. Hands 10”. Active inside linebacker
who fills running lanes. Finishes the play. Fights through blocks to go to
the ball. Michael Mohamed (California) – 6027, 241. Good instincts.
Plays square with leverage. Smart and aware. Plays well on special teams
coverage units. Dontay Moch (Nevada) – 6013, 229. An undersized high
speed linebacker projection. Played with his hand down in college. Needs
more strength to play the run at the point and to improve coverage skills.
Akeem Dent (Georgia) – 6011, 239. An instinctive inside player who can
shed and stack the hole. Quick read on screen passes. Active sideline to
sideline. Will contribute on special teams. Greg Lloyd (Connecticut) –
6013, 247. Arms 33 ½”, hands 10”. Always around the ball. Good laterally.
Coming back off a year where he was working through a knee injury in
2009. Played hard during the job interview week. Josh McNary (Navy) –
5114, 230. Hands 10 5/8”. An active good football player who has a three
year Naval commitment. Eric Gordon (Michigan State) – 5115, 227. Came to
the game as a strong safety but is an instinctive undersized linebacker. Played
linebacker at Michigan State. Slips blocks and pursues to play. Brian Rolle
(Ohio State) – 5095, 227. Hands 10 ¼”. Shorter than ideal. Will take bad
angles at times. Active and around the ball. Limited in pass coverage.
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