1 DT Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 6/4 307 5.08
2 DT Gerald McCoy Oklahoma 6/4 295 5.08
3 FS Eric Berry Tennessee 6/1 211 4.47
4 OT Russell Okung Oklahoma State 6/5 307 5.14
5 QB Sam Bradford Oklahoma 6/4 236 4.79
6 WR Dez Bryant Oklahoma State 6/2 225 4.58
7 CB Joe Haden Florida 5/11 193 4.58
8 DE Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech 6/3 266 4.78
9 OT Trent Williams Oklahoma 6/5 315 4.88
10 RB C.J. Spiller Clemson 5/11 196 4.34
11 DE Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida 6/5 270 4.72
12 ILB Rolando McClain Alabama 6/4 254 4.68
13 CB Earl Thomas Texas 5/10 208 4.48
14 OLB Brandon Graham Michigan 6/2 268 4.72
15 OLB Sergio Kindle Texas 6/3 250 4.71
16 DT Dan Williams Tennessee 6/2 327 5.17
17 OT Anthony Davis Rutgers 6/5 323 5.44
18 TE Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma 6/5 261 4.71
19 CB Kyle Wilson Boise State 5/10 194 4.42
20 DE Everson Griffen Southern California 6/4 273 4.66
21 C Maurkice Pouncey Florida 6/5 304 5.27
22 CB Devin McCourty Rutgers 5/11 193 4.48
23 WR Arrelious Benn Illinois 6/1 219 4.56
24 OT Bryan Bulaga Iowa 6/6 314 5.26
25 QB Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame 6/3 222 4.76
26 OG Mike Iupati Idaho 6/5 331 5.30
27 FS Taylor Mays Southern California 6/3 230 4.32
28 OLB Sean Weatherspoon Missouri 6/1 239 4.68
29 DE Carlos Dunlap Florida 6/6 277 4.71
30 RB Ryan Mathews Fresno State 6/1 218 4.45
31 DE Jerry Hughes TCU 6/2 255 4.69
32 DT Brian Price UCLA 6/1 303 5.16
33 DT Jared Odrick Penn State 6/5 304 5.05
34 CB Kareem Jackson Alabama 5/11 196 4.48
35 SS Reshad Jones Georgia 6/1 214 4.60
36 WR Golden Tate Notre Dame 5/10 199 4.42
37 RB Jahvid Best California 5/10 199 4.35
38 OT Bruce Campbell Maryland 6/7 314 4.85
39 OT Charles Brown Southern California 6/6 303 5.16
40 WR Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech 6/3 224 4.59
41 DT Terrence Cody Alabama 6/4 354 5.72
42 TE Rob Gronkowski Arizona 6/6 264 4.76
43 WR Brandon LaFell LSU 6/3 211 4.62
44 OLB Daryl Washington TCU 6/2 230 4.66
45 ILB Brandon Spikes Florida 6/3 249 4.76
46 OT Vladimir Ducasse Massachusetts 6/5 332 5.26
47 CB Patrick Robinson Florida State 5/11 190 4.48
48 DE Corey Wootton Northwestern 6/6 270 4.80
49 DT Tyson Alualu California 6/3 295 4.95
50 OT Rodger Saffold Indiana 6/5 316 5.23
51 WR Damian Williams Southern California 6/1 197 4.55
52 SS Chad Jones LSU 6/2 221 4.57
53 FS Nate Allen South Florida 6/1 207 4.50
54 CB Dominique Franks Oklahoma 5/11 194 4.52
55 OLB Ricky Sapp Clemson 6/4 252 4.70
56 RB Jonathan Dwyer Georgia Tech 5/11 229 4.67
57 OLB Koa Misi Utah 6/3 251 4.76
58 QB Tim Tebow Florida 6/3 236 4.72
59 QB Colt McCoy Texas 6/1 216 4.79
60 DT Cam Thomas North Carolina 6/4 330 5.32
61 CB Brandon Ghee Wake Forest 6/1 192 4.45
62 DE Jermaine Cunningham Florida 6/4 266 4.68
63 OLB Eric Norwood South Carolina 6/1 245 4.74
64 RB Toby Gerhart Stanford 6/1 231 4.55
65 ILB Sean Lee Penn State 6/2 236 4.74
66 DT Lamarr Houston Texas 6/3 305 4.88
67 WR Dexter McCluster Mississippi 5/9 172 4.54
68 TE Anthony McCoy Southern California 6/5 259 4.73
69 CB Jerome Murphy South Florida 6/1 196 4.53
70 TE Aaron Hernandez Florida 6/3 245 4.62
71 RB Joe McKnight Southern California 6/1 198 4.45
72 CB Chris Cook Virginia 6/2 212 4.46
73 CB Perrish Cox Oklahoma State 6/1 195 4.57
74 OT Jared Veldheer Hillsdale 6/8 312 5.09
75 FS Morgan Burnett Georgia Tech 6/2 209 4.54
76 RB Montario Hardesty Tennessee 6/1 225 4.49
77 WR Mardy Gilyard Cincinnati 6/1 187 4.62
78 OLB Thaddeus Gibson Ohio State 6/2 243 4.78
79 DE Alex Carrington Arkansas State 6/5 285 4.98
80 OG Jon Asamoah Illinois 6/4 305 5.08
81 CB Amari Spievey Iowa 5/11 195 4.51
82 TE Ed Dickson Oregon 6/4 249 4.67
83 OLB Navorro Bowman Penn State 6/1 242 4.73
84 C Matt Tennant Boston College 6/5 300 5.16
85 OT Jason Fox Miami (Fla.) 6/7 303 5.16
86 TE Dennis Pitta Brigham Young 6/5 245 4.71
87 FS Major Wright Florida 6/1 206 4.48
88 WR Taylor Price Ohio 6/1 204 4.41
89 C J.D. Walton Baylor 6/3 300 5.22
90 DT Geno Atkins Georgia 6/2 293 4.86
91 DE Austen Lane Murray State 6/6 276 4.89
92 OG John Jerry Mississippi 6/6 328 5.15
93 CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Indiana (PA) 6/1 207 4.47
94 WR Carlton Mitchell South Florida 6/3 215 4.49
95 ILB Donald Butler Washington 6/1 245 4.80
96 WR Jacoby Ford Clemson 5/9 186 4.28
97 OLB Jason Worilds Virginia Tech 6/1 254 4.72
98 CB Javier Arenas Alabama 5/9 197 4.53
99 TE Jimmy Graham Miami (Fla.) 6/6 260 4.56
100 DT Mike Neal Purdue 6/3 294 4.89
101 WR Jordan Shipley Texas 5/11 193 4.64
102 WR Eric Decker Minnesota 6/3 217 4.54
103 QB Tony Pike Cincinnati 6/6 223 4.92
104 QB Dan LeFevour Central Michigan 6/3 230 4.66
105 DE Brandon Lang Troy 6/4 266 5.01
106 RB Anthony Dixon Mississippi State 6/1 233 4.70
107 SS Darrell Stuckey Kansas 6/1 205 4.48
108 WR Andre Roberts Citadel 5/11 195 4.46
109 OG Mike Johnson Alabama 6/5 312 5.41
110 WR Mike Williams Syracuse 6/2 221 4.58
111 DE Greg Hardy Mississippi 6/4 281 4.96

Pre Combine top 111

Nice work as usual ggippo.

Very sexy

As far as RB's why isn't LaGarrett Blount on your list? I hope he falls to us in the later rounds like the 4th. Power and speed but maybe has to go to anger management.

I know he has character issues but if he slips into the 4th I would jump on him. Sleeper of the draft!

Blunt's a talent, and while I blame the other guy somewhat in the incident @Boise St., what he did was unacceptable.....and in his senior year??

And it wasn't his first incident. Pass....even if it's the 7th.

I applaud Blount for that punch. I loved the the look on Hout's face...it was so cartoonish. Blount got the brunt of the media's thrashing...but Hout is just as responsible for being such an immature freak.

[Phins Rock wrote:
Blunt's a talent, and while I blame the other guy somewhat in the incident @Boise St., what he did was unacceptable.....and in his senior year??

And it wasn't his first incident. Pass....even if it's the 7th

You must be joking! I don't even remember who we drafted in the 7th round last year but if Blount is there that's the all time steal of the draft. Watch this kid next season, I am certain he becomes one of the top rookies of the year.

Lol we drafted Vontae Davis last year and all of a sudden someones character is a concern.

Well, Tae's "character concerns" ended up being BS. Blount punched a guy in the face on national TV, and had several other incidents previous. Vontae's supposed concerns were not trying hard enough because he thought he was the shiz.

PZ, the comparison between Vontae and LaGarette are off base. I always thought the issues with Vontae were BS with the exception of the incident with Coach Zook, and prior to the incident in the Boise State game Blount had been suspended indefinately prior to the incident in Boise by Mike Belotti in 2008 for missing several team work outs. Chip Kelly reinstated him after being named HC.

That being said, even with the fact that Blount talked a lot before the game, he got in no one face and Hout decided to push the envelope and got clocked. Blount was certainly wrong and should be thankfull Kelly did not suspend him for the year, but Hout got off light for the most part.

I would certainly consider LaGarette in the mid rounds, although he needs to be checked throughly.

I applaud Blount. This kid made a mistake and paid for it dearly. He stepped up and took his punishment with class. I wish him the best at the next level.

Not Explosive

Ggippo or Tony I was wondering what do you guys think of Stephen Williams from Toledo, Danario Alexander From Missouri, Seyi Ajirotutu from Fresno State and Terrell Hudgens from Elon. Do you guys think they would be worth a look in the later rounds for us?

Forget what I said about CJ Spiller...if Miami signs Dansby and Spiller is there, they should take him. Imagine having Brown, Spiller, and Williams running that Wildcat...amazing.

Maybe Danario Alexander if he would drop to the fifth or sixth round but he could be guy that cant beat the press and struggles with sinking his hips while running routes, same for Seyi. Scott Long is a player that is coming on strong with a great combine workout.

My favorites are in the third and fourth round range, Carlton Mitchell from USF, Eric Decker from Minnesota, and in the fifth round David Gettis from Baylor. All are big and fast. Mitchell has been compared athletically to Brandon Marshall but his hands are very inconsistent.