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Suh, Ndamukong

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Player: Ndamukong Suh

Position:	DT
College:	Nebraska
Height:	6-4
Weight:	300
Forty Time:	5

Scouting By: DraftCountdown.com

Negative

Durability may be a concern --- Will get too tall and can be inconsistent with his leverage --- Must develop some additional pass rush moves and counters --- Is not especially explosive with first step off the snap.

Positive

Ideal height and bulk --- Extremely strong and powerful --- Very athletic with great speed and quickness --- Agile with fantastic balance and nimble feet --- Uses his hands extraordinarily well --- Active with a non-stop motor --- Great range with a burst to close and does an excellent job in pursuit --- Tremendously stout at point of attack --- Can penetrate and get upfield --- Outstanding bull rusher --- Able to get off blocks once engaged --- Hard hitter --- Reliable tackler --- Will bat down balls and disrupt passing lanes --- Smart with superb instincts and awareness --- Tough --- Competitive --- Hard worker --- Offers some versatility --- Has a ton of high-quality experience --- Super productive.

General Notes

Name is pronounced "En-dom-ah-ken Soo" --- Mother is from Jamaica and Father hails from Cameroon --- In the Ngema tribe "Ndamukong" means ?House of Spears? --- Was a three-year starter for the Cornhuskers --- Named 1st Team All-Big 12 in 2008 and 2009 --- A consensus 1st Team All-American in 2009 --- Won just about every award imaginable in 2009, including the Outland Trophy, Rotary Lombardi Award, Nagurski Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award, Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year and AP Player of the Year --- Finished 4th in the Heisman Trophy voting as a senior --- Led Nebraska in tackles as a junior and senior --- Redshirted in 2005 after undergoing surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee --- Underwent surgery to repair a torn ACL in his right knee in 2008 --- Could play defensive tackle in a 4-3 scheme or defensive end in a 3-4 front --- Dominant force who consistently took over contests, with his 7.0 tackle for a loss and 4.5 sack performance in the Big 12 Championship Game against Texas as a senior being a perfect example --- Wonderful all-around player who excels against both the run and pass --- Is arguably the best defensive tackle prospect that the NFL Draft has seen in the last decade or more.

Nebraska

11.64

Pike, Tony

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Player: Tony Pike

Position:	QB
College:	Cincinnati
Height:	6-6
Weight:	210
Forty Time:	4.9

Scouting By: DraftCountdown.com

Negative

Durability is a major concern --- Super thin and will have to continue to add weight and get stronger --- Must adjust to taking snaps from under center --- Mechanics will probably need to be refined --- Raw footwork and inconsistent technique --- Has some trouble throwing the deep ball --- Is still developing as a team leader --- Limited experience.

Positive

Excellent height with a large frame --- Good athlete --- Arm strength is more than adequate and can make all the throws --- Accurate passer with good touch and timing --- Gets rid of the ball in a hurry --- Terrific field vision --- Able to move within the pocket, avoid sacks and buy time with his feet --- Can throw on the run --- Knows how to go through his progressions --- Smart --- Great feel for the game --- Has some upside.

General Notes

Was just a two-year starter for the Bearcats --- Named 2nd Team All-Big East in 2008 and 1st Team in 2009 --- Led Cincy to back-to-back Big East titles --- Father, Steve, played linebacker at Kent State --- Was not even listed on the depth chart prior to preseason camp of his junior season but managed to win the backup job and eventually took over as the starter when Dustin Grutza went down with an injury early in the year --- Missed two games in 2008 when he broke the forearm and dislocated the wrist in his non-throwing arm, which required a plate and six screws to be inserted to stabilize the area --- Broke the same left arm again in 2009 and missed three games --- Went from a virtual unknown to one of the best quarterbacks in college football in less than two years --- Has all of the tools to be a starting quarterback at the next level but isn't a finished product and will require development.

Cincinnati

McCoy, Gerald

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Player: Gerald McCoy

Position:	DT
College:	Oklahoma
Height:	6-4
Weight:	297
Forty Time:	5.05

Scouting By: DraftCountdown.com

Negative

Wasn't extraordinarily productive --- Can be a bit lackadaisical when it comes to pad level and leverage --- Has trouble taking on and beating double-teams --- Gets too aggressive and plays out of control at times.

Positive

Ideal height and bulk --- Outstanding athleticism --- Excellent speed and quickness --- Explosive and fires off the ball --- Agile with fantastic balance and change of direction --- Exceptional strength --- Terrific range with a burst to close --- Does an incredible job in pursuit --- Uses his hands well and flashes some violence --- Employs a wide array of effective pass rush moves --- Consistently penetrates and wreaks havoc in the backfield --- Stout at the point of attack --- Shows the ability to shed blockers --- Active with a non-stop motor --- Hard hitter and a powerful, reliable tackler --- Very tough --- Superb instincts and awareness --- Offers a lot of versatility --- Hard worker --- Team leader.

General Notes

Was a three-year starter for the Sooners --- A highly-touted recruit coming out of high school and was named the National Defensive Player of the Year by USA Today --- Named the Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year in 2007 --- Earned 1st Team All-Big 12 and All-American honors as a sophomore and junior --- Served as a team captain in 2008 and 2009 --- Graduated with a degree in Human Relations --- Was very active in the community as a public speaker during his time in college --- Played in a rotation and didn't get the amount of reps he would have in other programs, which resulted in a lack of eye-popping statistics --- Would most likely have been a Top 10 overall pick in the 2009 NFL Draft had he come out as a redshirt sophomore --- Is capable of playing either defensive tackle position in a 4-3 scheme or defensive end in a 3-4 front --- Well-rounded player who possesses a superior blend of elite physical tools and top-notch intangibles --- Dynamic presence who can take over games --- Gets overshadowed by Ndamukong Suh but is as good, if not better, than any defensive tackle prospect to come along in the last 10 to 15 years.

Oklahoma

12.33

Clark, Daryll

Penn State

Bradford, Sam

Oklahoma

13.12

Clausen, Jimmy

Notre Dame

Smith, Rusty

Florida Atlantic

Berry, Eric

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Player: Eric Berry

Position:	S
College:	Tennessee
Height:	5-11
Weight:	203
Forty Time:	4.4

Scouting By: DraftCountdown.com

Negative

Does not have the ideal height or bulk you look for --- Too aggressive at times --- Will miss some tackles --- Gets tall in his backpedal --- Might be too physical for his own good --- Has durability and health concerns.

Positive

Excellent athleticism --- Great speed --- Quick and agile --- Explosive with a burst and closes in a hurry --- Outstanding instincts, awareness and anticipation --- Fantastic hands and ball skills --- Nice leaping ability and body control --- Smooth with fluid hips and great feet --- Excels in man and zone coverage --- Does a good job in run support --- Super tough and is not afraid to throw his body around --- Can deliver the big hit --- Extremely competitive --- Versatile --- Strong work ethic --- A team player and leader --- Productive --- Has lots of quality experience.

General Notes

A three-year starter for the Volunteers --- Father, James, was a three-year starter and captain for the Vols --- Was elected a captain by his teammates as a sophomore and junior --- Named 2nd Team All-SEC in 2007 and 1st Team in both 2008 and 2009 --- Named the SEC's Defensive Player of the Year in 2008 --- Unanimous 1st Team All-American in 2008 and 2009 --- Recipient of the Jim Thorpe Award as the top defensive back in major college football in 2009 --- Holds the SEC career record for interception return yards and was just 8 yards shy of the NCAA mark --- Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder following the 2008 season --- Has the ability to play either safety or cornerback --- An all-around threat who is effective against both the pass and the run and is capable of playing in-the-box or in the deep middle --- A true playmaker and ballhawk who always seems to be around the action --- Rare talent with top-notch intangibles who will draw favorable comparisons to All Pro Ed Reed of the Baltimore Ravens.

Tennessee

14.75

Jackson, Cory

Maryland

Okung, Russell

Oklahoma State

Haden, Joe

Florida

17.57

McClain, Rolando

ILB

Alabama

Davis, Anthony

Rutgers

20.6

Pierre-Paul, Jason

South Florida

21.83

Campbell, Bruce

Maryland

22.5

Bryant, Dez

Oklahoma State

23.33

Morgan, Derrick

Georgia Tech

24.4

Williams, Trent

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Player: Trent Williams

Position:	OT
College:	Oklahoma
Height:	6-5
Weight:	318
Forty Time:	5.3

Scouting By: DraftCountdown.com

Negative

A tad shorter than you'd prefer --- Doesn't have real long arms --- Has leverage and pad level lapses --- Motor and concentration wane at times --- Battled some minor injuries --- Work ethic's been questioned.

Positive

Ideal bulk --- Fantastic athlete --- Quick --- Agile --- Nimble feet --- Good balance --- Natural knee bender --- Moves well laterally --- Mobile with range to get to the second level --- Can hit a moving target --- Great strength --- Stout at the point of attack --- Gets a good push in the run game --- Able to adjust and recover when beat --- Understands positioning and excels at sealing off defenders --- Solid instincts and awareness --- Violent initial punch --- Tough --- Nasty with a killer instinct --- Has a lot of experience against top competition --- Versatile.

General Notes

Was a three-year starter for the Sooners --- Named a 1st Team All-American in 2009 --- Earned 1st Team All-Big 12 honors in 2008 and 2009 --- Could project to right or left tackle at the next level --- Played right tackle early in his career but moved to left tackle to replace Phil Loadholt as a senior --- Looked much better on the right side in 2008 than he did on the left side in 2009 --- Struggles as a senior can be at least partially attributed to a relative unfamiliarity with the position, his not necessarily being 100% healthy as well as an inexperienced group of o-lineman around him --- Has all the tools, just needs to be more consistent and pay closer attention to the details --- Terrific all-around blocker who is equally effective in the pass and run games --- Actually compares quite favorably to New Orleans Saints All - Pro Jamaal Brown.

Oklahoma

25.4

Price, Brian

UCLA

25.5

Bulaga, Bryan

Iowa