Showing posts with label Dan DePalma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan DePalma. Show all posts
Friday, August 26, 2011
Adrian Clayborn, 20th Pick 2011 NFL Draft
By
proscoutdan
Posted at
2:42 PM
Clayborn, Adrian Iowa 6025 281 4.83
Three-year starter who is explosive, disciplined, and relentless in his play. He is as good as any defensive lineman in the past several years to disengage a blocker and make a play. In short, he doesn’t stay blocked. Excellent use of hands to separate, strength to pull and jerk. Stays on his feet. Has slippery quality. Plays with power and activity in his legs. A ready built four-man front right defensive end. Strong against double teams. Plays with leverage. Sudden to read and react after controlling blocker. Gave second round draft choice, Rodger Saffold, fits in 2009. Can feel pressure and react on the move. Explosive when delivering a blow. Good power base with strength to hold his ground. Good balance and body control. His arm length is average but his hand quickness, punch, placement, and extension are unique. Closes inside with authority. Has the lateral speed and quickness to string out and pursue to the sideline. Good awareness and instincts to play a variety of blocking schemes and combination blocks. Productive versus pass or run. Doesn’t lose ground when he tackles a ball carrier. Hard hitter. Athletic through traffic. Urgent and intense. Has good take off quickness on his pass rush. Tenacious. Accelerates off blocks. Burst to close on quarterback. Works his feet and hands together. Turns speed to power. Was born with a mild case of Erbs’ palsy and had some nerve damage in his neck and right side. Did not need surgery but may be relegated to the right side only because of it. Medical and a red flag will determine his draft status. Questions are still unanswered as to why he didn’t bench at the Combine or compete at the Senior Bowl. Productive in 2009 with 70 tackles, 11 1/2 sacks, 2 PBU, and 8 1/2 TFL. 2010 stats: 52 tackles, 3 1/2 sacks, 7 TFL, 1 FF, and 1 PBU.
Friday, August 12, 2011
New York Jets 2011 NFL Undrafted Free Agents
By
proscoutdan
Posted at
5:40 PM
Notable Undrafted Free Agents:
Nick Bellore, Central 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.
Courtney Smith, South Alabama 6040 223 4.64
Two-year starter. Transfer from Alabama-Birmingham and Southeastern Louisiana. Big target possession receiver with average quickness. A big developmental receiver with raw tools. Had his ups and downs at the Senior Bowl practices, including inconsistent hands. Was dominant at a Division II level of competition. Outsized and muscled corners for the ball. Gained separation down the field with his size and speed. Not easy to bring down. Below average blocker for his size and level of competition. A size and speed prospect with inconsistent skills. Practice squad candidate.
Others:
Josh Baker TE ( Northwest Missouri State)
Matthias Berning LBI (Central Michigan)
Taylor Boggs OLG (Humboldt State)
Michael Campbell WR (Temple)
Dan DePalma WR (West Chester)
Archie Donald LBI (Toledo)
Jake Duron OLT (Missouri State)
Stafford Gatling LBO (Ohio University)
Eddie Jones LBO (Texas)
Byron Landor DBS (Baylor)
Davon Morgan DBF (Virginia Tech)
Julian Posey DBC (Ohio University)
Wilson Raynor LS (East Carolina)
Chris Stewart OLG (Notre Dame)
Richard Taylor DBC (Maryland)
Zane Taylor OLC (Utah)
Brian Toal RBF (Boston College)
Nick Bellore, Central 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.
Courtney Smith, South Alabama 6040 223 4.64
Two-year starter. Transfer from Alabama-Birmingham and Southeastern Louisiana. Big target possession receiver with average quickness. A big developmental receiver with raw tools. Had his ups and downs at the Senior Bowl practices, including inconsistent hands. Was dominant at a Division II level of competition. Outsized and muscled corners for the ball. Gained separation down the field with his size and speed. Not easy to bring down. Below average blocker for his size and level of competition. A size and speed prospect with inconsistent skills. Practice squad candidate.
Others:
Josh Baker TE ( Northwest Missouri State)
Matthias Berning LBI (Central Michigan)
Taylor Boggs OLG (Humboldt State)
Michael Campbell WR (Temple)
Dan DePalma WR (West Chester)
Archie Donald LBI (Toledo)
Jake Duron OLT (Missouri State)
Stafford Gatling LBO (Ohio University)
Eddie Jones LBO (Texas)
Byron Landor DBS (Baylor)
Davon Morgan DBF (Virginia Tech)
Julian Posey DBC (Ohio University)
Wilson Raynor LS (East Carolina)
Chris Stewart OLG (Notre Dame)
Richard Taylor DBC (Maryland)
Zane Taylor OLC (Utah)
Brian Toal RBF (Boston College)
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