Draft Rewind 2005 - David Stewart - Tennessee Titans

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about DAVID STEWART: Mississippi State, 6064 310 5.26. High cut player with above average athletic ability for size. Physical player. Good knee bend, base, and shuffle in pass protection. Can block corner support in space. Keeps a good base. Efficient fold and adjust on run to block linebackers. Will finish. Maintains position on opponent. Will drop head on pass protection at times. Raw skills. Fights hard to sustain and maintain position but will fall off and chase. Good motor and attitude. Showed some arm extension and marginal punch. Will bend at elbow too often after contact. A consistent and tough offensive tackle who is rarely beaten. Run blocking is his strongest attribute. Can create movement at the line of scrimmage, but shows an inconsistent ability to finish. Uses long arms and size to occupy defensive ends. Plays erect in pass protection and does not appear to have a big punch. Has questionable lateral quickness and agility to mirror in pass protection. Has athletic ability, size and consistency.

Draft Rewind 2010 - Jamar Chaney - Philadelphia Eagles

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about JAMAR CHANEY: Mississippi State, 6006 241 4.58. Three-year starter. Missed the 2008 season with a broken ankle. Classic shuffle linebacker that moves with precision but not extremely fluid. Takes false steps on initial read and react and wastes movement in his deliberate reactions. Not a great take on guy. Does not use his hands well to take on blocks and lacks explosiveness. Lacks the bulk to hold up versus an offensive lineman getting to the second level or a lead blocker. Active in pursuit and covers a lot of ground. OK change of direction but lacks good balance and is not sudden in transition. Shows some cover skills and zone awareness. Good break and drive on the throw. Good range in coverage. Takes good angles in pursuit. Active and productive. Makes plays. Slashes downhill and blows up play at times. Keeps leverage on the ball. Fringe instincts. If he sees it, it registers then reacts. May be a weakside run and hit linebacker only. Will contribute on special teams. Better in zone coverage than man to man. Has courage and some tools to play on Sunday. Had a 10-2 broad jump, 39-inch vertical jump, 1.57/10, and a 6.90/3 cone. Our top rated athletic inside linebacker at the Combine. Finished his career with 288 tackles, 16 for loss, 4 1/2 sacks, and 6 passes broken up. OSR:1/15. Third/fourth round. (A-33 1/2, H-9 7/8, BP-26, SS-4.32).

2012 Draft Nuggets - Quentin Saulsberry, Mississippi State, OC

Quentin Saulsberry, Mississippi State, 6024 297

Four-year starter with experience at right tackle as well as left and right guard. He has two starts under his belt at center. Plays with a good power base and quick feet. Played left and right guard interchangeably in 2010. Good initial move. Can adjust on the run. Takes a good inside out approach on kick out blocks. Lead blocker on base counter running plays for the Bulldogs. Equally efficient on log or kick out blocks. Explodes on target. Works to finish. Good lateral agility and quickness on cut off blocks. A physical knee bender with good leg drive.

Chris White, Buffalo Bills, 169th Pick, 6th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

White, Chris Mississippi St. 6027 244 4.68

Two-year starter. Junior college transfer from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Shorter arms than ideal to ward off blockers. A wrap up tackler who doesn’t give ground. Hits with conviction. Has the natural speed to run a play down from behind. Tough, competitive, and aggressive in his play. Doesn’t stay blocked versus the inside run. Quick to scrape and fill the “b” and “c” gaps. Plays square and gets through traffic to make a play. Good initial movement and read and react. Physical at the point of attack. Solid technique taking on blocks. Redirects well off a block and gets to the ball. Works well with his hands on shed. Physical when playing over a tight end and could be a Sam linebacker in a 4-3 or be a 3-4 outside guy. A little tight hipped but has some quickness on the edge. Takes decent drops and has okay zone awareness but not dynamic in space or reacting on the throw. Good effort player who can fit with the right team. Will contribute on all special teams coverage. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.

Pernell McPhee, Baltimore Ravens, 165th Pick, 5th Round, 2011 NFL Draft

McPhee, Pernell Mississippi St. 6027 278 4.93

Two-year starter. Junior college transfer from Itawamba Community College (MS). Gives a solid effort every play. He hustles to the ball when he locates it. His instincts are questionable. He doesn’t seem to get “it” or have a nose for the ball. Gets himself in trouble at times by getting walled off. Plays right end in a four man front. Will stand up or play with his hand in the dirt. A developmental player who struggles to stack the run at the point of attack and is not an edge pass rusher. Will need to improve his functional strength to get some playing time. A backup type with inconsistent skills. For complete report see Ourlads Guide to the NFL Draft.