Draft Rewind 2010 - Joe Haden - Cleveland Browns

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JOE HADEN: Florida, 5106 193 4.45. Junior entry. Three-year starter that looks fast and plays fast. Ran a pedestrian time at the Combine but came back with a 4.45 on Florida’s pro day. Confident and challenges receivers. Competitive playmaker. Consistent wrap tackler. Well built with long arms. Good functional strength. Can walk up nose to nose with any of the receivers the Gators faced. Has loose hips and quick feet. Has smooth turns with acceleration and catch up speed. Keeps position on receiver. Will battle for ball. Goes for the strip. Tough minded and accepts a challenge. Does not shy away from contact. Good body control and ball skills. Career marks include 218 tackles, 34 passes broken up, 8 interceptions, and 3 forced fumbles. BTR:left 4.41, right 4.43. OSR:19/29. First round. (A-32 3/4, H-9 1/2, VJ-35, SS-4.35).

Joe Haden DC Ourlads All Rookie Team 2010

Joe Haden improved weekly during the 2010 season and by years
end played like a veteran.What Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft
said about Haden:

Haden, Joe Florida 5106 193 4.45
Junior entry. Three-year starter that looks fast and plays fast.
Ran a pedestrian time at the Combine but came back with a 4.45
on Florida’s pro day. Confident and challenges receivers.
Competitive playmaker. Consistent wrap tackler. Well built with
long arms. Good functional strength. Can walk up nose to nose
with any of the receivers the Gators faced. Has loose hips and
quick feet. Has smooth turns with acceleration and catch up
speed. Keeps position on receiver. Will battle for ball. Goes for
the strip. Tough minded and accepts a challenge. Does not shy
away from contact. Good body control and ball skills. Career
marks include 218 tackles, 34 passes broken up, 8 interceptions,
and 3 forced fumbles. BTR:left 4.41, right 4.43. OSR:19/29.
First round. (A-32 3/4, H-9 1/2, VJ-35, SS-4.35).

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Browns draft Joe Haden the best corner in the 2010 Draft, filling both need and value for the pick.Junior entry. Three-year starter that looks fast and plays fast. Ran a pedestrian time at the Combine but came back with a 4.45 on Florida’s pro day. Confident and challenges receivers. Competitive playmaker. Consistent wrap tackler. Well built with long arms. Good functional strength. Can walk up nose to nose with any of the receivers the Gators faced. Has loose hips and quick feet. Has smooth turns with acceleration and catch up speed. Keeps position on receiver. Will battle for ball. Goes for the strip. Tough minded and accepts a challenge. Does not shy away from contact. Good body control and ball skills. Career marks include 218 tackles, 34 passes broken up, 8 interceptions, and 3 forced fumbles. BTR:left 4.41, right 4.43. OSR:19/29. (A-32 3/4, H-9 1/2, VJ-35, SS-4.35).

2010 NFL Draft Defensive Cornerbacks

1. Haden, Joe* Florida 5110 190 4.45

2. Robinson, Patrick Florida State 5111 192 4.50

3. Warren, Donovan* Michigan 6000 190 4.50

4. Ghee, Brandon Wake Forest 6000 191 4.49

5. Cox, Perrish Oklahoma State 6000 190 4.45

Junior Joe Haden is a solid wrap-up tackler in open space. Outstanding
athletic ability. Gets and keeps position on receiver and keeps it in man
coverage. Has the footwork and quickness to react quickly to the ball in
the air.
Patrick Robinson is a big physical corner that is instinctive and
alert. Fast, quick, and athletic in his play. Good recovery speed to close on
the ball in the air. Drives quickly on the ball in front of him.

Donovan Warren, junior entry. Reliable wrap up tackler. Has experience at both
free safety and corner. A three-year starter with good hands and ball skills.

Brandon Ghee is a physical corner that has experience in man-to-man
and zone coverage. Rangy build with long arms. Plays the ball at the high
point in the air. Good on run support and coverage.

Perrish Cox is a talented but undisciplined player on and off the field. Was suspended for the
Cotton Bowl for missing curfew. Inconsistent wrap up tackler and ball skills.
Draft status will be determined by off field red flags. ABOVE AVERAGE

Others with draftable grades: Javier Arenas (Alabama), Crezdon Butler
(Clemson), Nolan Carroll (Maryland), Chris Chancellor (Clemson), Chris
Cook (Virginia), Marshay Green (Mississippi), Chris Hawkins (LSU),
Brian Jackson (Oklahoma), AJ Jefferson (Fresno State), Myron Lewis
(Vanderbilt), Trevard Lindley (Kentucky), Devin McCourty (Rutgers),
Walter McFadden (Auburn), Sherrick McManis (Northwestern), Prince
Miller (Georgia), Jerome Murphy (South Florida), Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
(Indiana-PA), David Pender (Purdue), Josh Pinkard (Southern Cal), Devin
Ross (Arizona), Traye Simmons (Minnesota), Kevin Thomas (Southern
Cal), Syd’Quan Thompson (California), Walter Thurmond (Oregon),
Alterraun Verner (UCLA), Stephen Virgil (Virginia Tech), Jamar Wall (Texas
Tech), AJ Wallace (Penn State), Kyle Wilson (Boise State)

Underclassmen: Dominique Franks (Oklahoma), Joe Haden (Florida), Kareem
Jackson (Alabama), Amari Spievey (Iowa), Donovan Warren (Michigan)