Baltimore Ravens 2011 Mock Draft

Baltimore
26 Aaron Williams DC Texas
58 Jon Baldwin WR Pittsburgh
90 Pernell McPhee DE Mississ. St.
123 James Brewer OT Indiana
164 Da’Rel Scott RB Maryland
165 Eric Hagg SS Nebraska
180 Orie Lemon IB Okla. St.
191 Charlie Gantt TE Mich. St.
225 Tori Gurley WR S. Carol

2010 NFL Draft Outside Linebackers

1. Weatherspoon, Sean Missouri 6010 246 4.55

2. Bowman, Navorro* Penn State 6010 232 4.65

3. Kindle, Sergio Texas 6040 242 4.65

4. Sapp, Ricky Clemson 6040 245 4.75

5. Norwood, Eric South Carolina 6000 252 4.75

6. Hughes, Jerry Texas Christian 6020 255 4.70

7. Curran,Rennie* Georgia 5110 225 4.65

Sean Weatherspoon is a three down linebacker that is talented and
instinctive. Good pass coverage awareness. Takes good drops and gets
depth. Good ability in the run game to get through traffic and find the ball.

Junior entry, Navorro Bowman is active with over 200 tackles the past
two years. A good athlete who has the speed and range to get outside.
Takes good pursuit angles. Doesn’t stay blocked. Quick to shed. Missed
first three games with a groin injury. Graduated in December. Has off field
red flags.
Sergio Kindle has explosive first step quickness off the edge.
Athletic with natural pass rushing ability. Plays both in a two-point
stance or with his hand in the dirt. Productive over the past two years.

Ricky Sapp is a natural pass rusher and projects to a 3-4 outside rush
linebacker. He had 14 tackles for loss including five sacks. Has the frame
to gain weight and get bigger and stronger. Eric Norwood has good lateral
down the line quickness. Explosive first step as an edge pass rusher.
Football smart and instinctive in his play. Good production over his
career.
Jerry Hughes projects as a 3-4 outside rush linebacker. Relentless
to the quarterback. Has an outstanding burst to close on the ball carrier.
Consistent every-down effort.
Rennie Curran is a junior entry.
Undersized sideline to sideline tackling machine. Athletic through traffic
and will get a fit and square up in the hole. ABOVE AVERAGE

Others with draftable grades: Kyle Bosworth (UCLA), Lee Campbell
(Minnesota), Reggie Carter (UCLA), Justin Cole (San Jose State), Harry
Coleman (LSU), Kavell Conner (Clemson), AJ Edds (Iowa), Keaton
Kristick (Oregon State), Simoni Lawrence (Minnesota), Sean Lee (Penn
State), Samuel Maxwell (Kentucky), Perry Riley (LSU), Steven Sylvester
(Utah), Dekoda Watson (Florida State)
Underclassmen: Navorro Bowman (Penn State), Rennie Curran (Georgia),
Thaddeus Gibson (Ohio State)

Average number of outside linebackers drafted per year: 16

Sergio Kindle Texas Outside linebacker 2010 NFL Draft

Sergio Kindle has the raw talent to be an All Pro outside pass rusher according to Ourlads Scouting Services LLC:

A talented but troubled pass rusher that will be a two-year starter if he makes it through the 2009 season without incident. He crashed his car into an apartment building in June. In 2007 he was arrested on a drunken driving charge. Could contribute as a pass rushing defensive end or a strong side linebacker on the next level. A high maintenance player that tallied 10 sacks and 12 ½ tackles for loss. A good athlete that has natural edge pass rushing ability. Sudden first step quickness. Can accelerate off a block and burst to the ball carrier. Out of control as a tackler at times. He must be accounted for in an offense’s blocking schemes. Could be a dominating 3-4 edge pass rushing right end if he grows up.

Jordan Shipley Texas Wide Receiver 2010 NFL Draft

Jordan Shipley, Longhorn wide receiver and return specialist is one of Ourlads top receivers in 2009. The way we see him:

Received a sixth year from the NCAA after red-shirting in 2004 because of left knee surgery. Missed all 12 games in 2005 due to a right hamstring injury. Possesses outstanding natural hands and is a skilled route runner. Returned a kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown against Oklahoma. Three year starter makes the tough catch. Can adjust to a poorly thrown ball. Holds the ball on contact. Good agility and body control. Forces separation with the defensive back. Good open field instincts after he catches the ball. Competitive receiver that is consistent without the ball. Good effort as an inline blocker. Plays fast. Can make the deep overhead catch. Caught 89 passes for 1060 yards and 11 touchdowns. Averaged 10.2 yards on 6 punt returns and 26.3 yards on 15 kickoff returns.