Byron Bell, Undrafted Free Agent, Guard

Bell, Byron New Mexico 6052 339 5.35
Three-year starter. A wide bodied left tackle who projects inside to
guard. Good initially on his first step. Can stone an edge pass rusher
with his strength. Plays with a good base and balance. Can mirror
and shadow a pass rusher up the field past the quarterback. Flashes
some next level ability, but would be classified as an underachiever
who has consistent technique breakdowns. A developing size
prospect who needs position skills development. Was not at the
Combine. Pro day 3/25/11: 30.5/VJ, 8-6/BJ, 4.75/SS, 7.69/3 cone.
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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
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Joe Lefeged, 2011 Undrafted Free Agent,Strong Safety

Lefeged, Joe Rutgers 5112 208 4.43

Three-and-a-half year starter who plays well in the box with
good read and react quickness. Appears to be a little tight in the
hips but runs well and shows good range. Smart and aware in
zone coverage. Sees the receiver and the ball. Good vision. Best
in the short and medium areas of coverage. A liability playing a
receiver deep down the field. Has the strength to reroute receivers
off the line. Plays with good base and balance. Springing up on
his toes. Used as a box run support player. He will need
developmental work on coverage and safety positional skills.
Will contribute on special teams coverage.
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Tim Barnes, 2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Center

Barnes, Tim Missouri 6035 298 5.18
Three-year starter. Scrappy spread formation shotgun snapper.
Plays with a good base and knee bend. As with most spread
formation offensive linemen, they are position wall off players.
Strong on down blocks when running power plays. Generally
plays against a nose with a three man rush. Gets help from his
guards. Snaps are crisp and accurate. Leaks through line and
seals linebacker target. Pulls and runs aggressively. Gets the kick
out block on the edge. Smart approach. Gets to the edge and can
adjust on the run. Had surgery on both shoulders but has been
durable starting 40 consecutive games. Not invited to the Combine.
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Ian Williams, 2011 Undrafted Free Agent,Nose Tackle

Williams, Ian Notre Dame 6012 319 5.25
Started 26 games in his career. A leverage player who clogs up
the inside running lanes. Plays the best on the edges of the
interior blockers. Good instincts. Finds the ball quickly. Will
finish long pursuit. Good effort. Can two gap. Plays square. A
two down player with functional strength and football
intelligence. Can stop and stack at the point of attack. Flashes
a good shoulder punch. Decent hand control and strength. Good
hand and feet coordination. Tore his MCL in his left knee and
missed the last four regular season games. Played in the Sun
Bowl against Miami.
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Mario Fannin, 2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Running Back

Fannin, Mario Auburn 5103 231 4.37
Started 16 games in career. A north/south runner who can make
the hop cut in the hole. Good vision. Catches the ball in his
hands. All-time Auburn leader in receptions (97) and receiving
yards (985) by a running back. Strong lower body. Ran a 4.37/40
at the Combine. Yet in games, it didn’t look like he had any
finish speed. Was a role player in 2010 at Auburn, rotating with
freshman sensation Michael Dyer. Fannin is a power runner who
can break tackles with his lower body. Runs hard and with good
effort. Gets the corner by option and runs the power sweep in the
run-oriented spread offense. Best fit may be a downhill I-formation
zone blocking scheme. Outstanding athletic ability. Will contribute
on special teams. Has experience on kickoff returns.
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2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Kendric Burney,Cornerback

Burney, Kendric North Carolina 5093 186 4.75
Four-year starter. Instinctive nickel corner who can jump a
route with a sudden burst. Quick reactions to medium and short
routes. Competed well Senior Bowl week in the game and on
special teams. A press type corner who can drive and snap off
quickly. Sticky short area ability. Plays with poise and confidence.
Football appears important to him by the way he plays the
game. Good ball skills and anticipation. Combine time was slow.
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2011 Undrafted Free Agent, Terrence Toliver,Wide Receiver

Toliver, Terrence LSU 6035 211 4.59
Two-year starter who is a big West Coast type wide receiver
that runs slants, catches in a crowd, and is a stick and stay
blocker. Toliver was not as productive as his talent warrants,
due to the inconsistent play of the quarterbacks. Saved his big
game for last with a sterling performance against Texas A&M
in the Cotton Bowl. Caught two touchdown passes all season
before his three against the Aggies. A big target with run after
catch ability. Hands are inconsistent. Can make the tough catch
or drop the routine pass. Struggles to drop his weight in and out
of his cuts because of long legs. Picks up speed as he goes down
the field. Can track and catch the deep overhead ball. Has some
run after catch ability. Slippery after catch.
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