Draft Rewind 2005 - Lance Moore - New Orleans Saints

What Ourlads NFL Scouting Services said about LANCE MOORE: Toledo, 5091 177 4.52. Three-year starter. All-time leading receiver at school. Sticky flypaper hands. Outstanding concentration on ball. Productive. Can make the low ball catch and lay out for ball. Quicker than fast. Runs good routes. Tough. Will go over the middle. No hold up on line. Can shake a defensive back at times. Catches the ball in a crowd. Struggles to separate from corners. Makes route adjustments on move. Has footwork and body balance. Good functional awareness. Finds the open area and creases in coverage. Shorter than ideal. Late round free agent type.

Kevin Kowalski,2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Center

Kowalski, Kevin Toledo 6032 300 5.05
Four-year starter. Scrappy, try hard tough guy who works to
finish the play. Better center than guard. Struggled at guard in
the Senior Bowl practices with angles and second level blocks. A
competitor who battles and plays with leverage. Struggles with
big nose tackles that play head up. Good leadership qualities.
Makes all the blocking calls for the line. An average athlete who
flashes some first step initial quickness. Needs more upper body
playing strength to neutralize a bull rush. Head on a swivel to
help if he is uncovered. Borderline physical skills. Not invited
to the Combine.For complete report see:Ourlads Guide To the NFL Draft

Barry Church, Dallas Cowboys, Strong Safety

Barry Church signed as a free agent with Dallas and made the 53 man Roster. What Ourlads said about him in the 2010 Draft GUIDE:

Church, Barry Toledo 6014 222 4.67
Four-year starter. Outstanding production over his career. Long arms and athletic. Good instincts. Closes quickly on the ball in front of him. Good zone awareness. Plays the run as good as any support player in this draft. Has size and loose hips to turn and run. Can cover slot receivers. Moved around for mismatches in the Rockets’ defensive scheme. He was put in a position to make plays by scouting report. Used as an edge pass rusher at times. Physical player that throws his body around. Nose for the ball. A hybrid linebacker in a 4-2-5 scheme. Can play coverage on wide receivers. Pressures the quarterback on safety blitzes. Active and a wrap tackler in the run game. Sheds blockers without holdup. Good agility getting through traffic in pursuit to make plays. Over his career he had 354 tackles, 18 passes broken up, 9 interceptions, and 6 forced fumbles. BTR:left 4.50, right 4.47. OSR:5/21. Fourth/fifth round. (A-33 1/4, H-9 3/8, VJ-36, SS-4.19).