Marcell Dareus, Third Pick in the 2011 NFL Draft

Dareus, Marcell Alabama 6031 319 4.93

Drafted as the 3rd Pick in the 1st Round by the Buffalo Bills
Junior entry. Two-year starter. A versatile long armed power
player who is strong in the run game and disruptive as a pass
rusher. Locks out and controls the pass protector with his strong
hands. Plays in a controlled contain rush scheme, but is quick
enough to release and bounce outside to make a play. Doesn’t
stay blocked. Plays square with his toes pointed to the goal line.
Has strong power base in the run game. Thick and explosive
lower body. Quick arm over move when turned loose to rush the
passer. Sudden lateral quickness to close down the inside running
lanes. Athletic and quick on loop, angle, and slant stunts. Uses
offensive linemen like a “shiver board” skating down the line.
Explosive punch and uncoil power. Good instincts with quick
reactions. Can feel pressure and react on the move.

For the complete report see Ourlads Guide To The NFL Draft.

Denver Broncos 2011 Mock Draft

Denver
2 Marcell Dareus DT Alabama
36 Bruce Carter OB N. Carol.
46 Rahim Moore FS UCLA
67 Luke Stocker TE Tennessee
186 Bilal Powell RB Louisville
189 Derrell Smith IB Syracuse
247 DJ Smith OB Appal. St.

Marcell Dareus, Stephen Paea & Other Defensive Tackles 2011 NFL Draft

Marcell Dareus.Stephen Paea,Nick Fairley,Jurrell Casey and other Defensive Tackles 2011 NFL Draft

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.

DT – Ladi Ajiboye (South Carolina) OSR: 25/25. A-34”, H-10”. Marvin
Austin (North Carolina) Junior. OSR: 1/25. 6015, 309. 38/BP. 1.64/10,
4.84/40, 30.5/VJ, 4.40/SS, 7.33/3 cone. Brandon Bair (Oregon) OSR: 5/25.
A-33”, H-10 3/8”. 26/BP, 4.92/40, 4.37/SS, 7.07/3 cone. Christian Ballard
(Iowa) OSR: 3/25. A-33”, H-10 1/8”. 1.65/10, 4.75/40, 31.5/VJ, 4.51/SS.
Jurrell Casey (Southern Cal) Junior. OSR: 21/25. 6005, 300. 26/BP, 7.51/
3 cone. Marcell Dareus (Alabama) Junior. OSR: 7/25. 6031, 319. A-33 3/
8”, H-10 1/8”. 1.68/10, 4.93/40, 4.62/SS. Kenrick Ellis (Hampton) OSR:
14/25. A-35 1/8”, H-10 ½”. 26/BP. Did not do jumps, 3 cone, or shuttles due
to right hamstring strain suffered on his second 40-yard dash. Nick Fairley
(Auburn) Junior. OSR: 2/25. 6037, 291. A-34 ¾”. 1.72/10, 4.84/40, 31/VJ,
4.56/SS, 7.14/3 cone. John Graves (Virginia Tech) OSR: 8/25. H-10 1/8”.
29/BP, 1.69/10, 4.49/SS, 7.49/3 cone. Lawrence Guy (Arizona State) OSR:
9/25. H-10 ¾”. 28/BP, 4.96/40, 4.43/SS. Jarvis Jenkins (Clemson) OSR:
20/25. A-33 ¼”. 7.42/3 cone. Karl Klug (Iowa) OSR: DNP. Medical exclusion
– did not run or work out due to right hamstring strain. Pep Levingston
(LSU) OSR: 15/25. A-33”, H-10 3/8”. 4.62/SS, 7.29/3 cone. Corey Liuget
(Illinois) Junior. OSR: 13/25. 6021, 298. A-33 ¼”. 27/BP, 7.48/3 cone.
Terrell McClain (South Florida) OSR: 10/25. H-10 1/8”. 29/BP, 1.71/10,
4.56/SS, 7.48/3 cone. Drake Nevis (LSU) OSR: 12/25. 31/BP, 1.67/10,
30.5/VJ. Stephen Paea (Oregon State) OSR: DNP. H-10”. 49/BP.
Medicalexclusion – did not run or jump due to right knee injury. Martin Parker
(Richmond) OSR: 17/25. A-33 ¾”. 4.95/40, 4.57/SS. Sealver Siliga (Utah)
Junior. OSR: DNP. 6016, 305. A-34 ½”, H-10”. 29/BP. Did not run due to
right quad injury. Adrian Taylor (Oklahoma) OSR: DNP. A-33”. 34/BP.
Medical exclusion, did not work out due to right Achilles injury. Phil Taylor
(Baylor) OSR: 11/25. A-34”, H-10 ¾”. 31/BP. Cedric Thornton (Southern
Arkansas) OSR: 22/25. A-33 5/8”, H-10”. Colby Whitlock (Texas Tech)
OSR: 23/25. 30.5/VJ. Muhammad Wilkerson (Temple) Junior. OSR: 4/25.
6041, 315. A-35 ¼”, H-10”. 27/BP., 4.96/40, 4.59/SS, 7.31/3 cone

Da'Quan Bowers and Other Defensive End Notes 2011 Draft

Da'Quan Bowers,Adrian Clayborn,J.J. Watt,Marcell Dareus and others...

Junior Da’Quan Bowers is a big active athlete who plays fast. Light on his
feet after losing 15 pounds. He is disruptive, productive, and sudden in his
play. Adrian Clayborn has explosive lower body strength and good football
awareness. Sudden to spin out of down blocks. JJ Watt plays hard and with
passion. Versatile to match up anywhere along the offensive line. Ryan
Kerrigan is ultra productive with 26 tackles for loss, 14 forced fumbles over
his career, and 12 ½ sacks in 2010. Marcell Dareus is built for power. Good
lower body strength. Can be a 4-3 tackle or a 3-4 end. Locks out and controls
blocker. Cameron Jordan plays in a 3-4 scheme that will serve him well on
the next level. Plays with leverage and good change of direction. Robert
Quinn’s game is speed and quickness. Did not play in 2010 due to violating
NCAA extra benefits rule. Jeremy Beal is an instinctive end who plays well
on his feet. Plays with good outside leverage and is tough to hook. Allen
Bailey has played in both 3 and 4 man front packages. Played lower in
2010. Has a tendency to raise up. Can be turned out and walled off if he loses
knee bend.