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#35 (Traded Jets picks #53, #189 and Second round pick in 2007 for Jets #35)
Roger McIntosh LB Miami
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Position: OLB
Class: 5Sr
School: Miami (FL)
Conference: Big East
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 237
40 Time: 4.66
Grading System
BIO: Full-time starter the past two seasons after spending half his freshman campaign with the first team. Led Miami in tackles as a senior posting 80/10/5.5 after career-best numbers of 111/13/4 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Physically gifted linebacker with the skills to be a three-down defender. Forceful up the field, collapses from the outside defending the run and gets depth on drops. Displays skill in pursuit and plays with a good degree of explosion. Holds his ground against blocks, chases to get involved in the action and works hard.
NEGATIVES: Does not consistently play under control, over-pursues the action and gets caught out of position. Suffered with both back and shoulder injuries the past two years.
ANALYSIS: A motivated linebacker who leads by example, McIntosh is a solid athlete with the skills to play at the next level. Needs to fine-tune his game and, most importantly, stay healthy to have any chance of breaking into a starting lineup.
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#153
DT Anthony Montgomery Minnesota
Position: DT
Class: Sr
School: Minnesota
Conference: Big Ten
Ht., Wt.: 6-5, 311
40 Time: 5.24
Selected by: Washington Redskins
Round 5, pick 20 (153 overall)
Grading System
BIO: Full-time starter the past two years after seeing significant action with the first team as a sophomore. Senior totals included 54/6/3 after 48/9/3 the prior year.
POSITIVES: Explosive thumper in the middle, tough to knock off his feet. Explodes off the snap and displays good range on the field. Takes up a lot of room in the middle of the line, keeps his feet moving on contact and is consistently doubled by opponents. Athletic and displays the ability to drop into coverage. Works to get off blocks and stays with the action.
NEGATIVES: Must improve his hand technique and become quicker shedding blocks at the point. Not light on his feet. Seemingly tires easily.
ANALYSIS: A solid run defender with the physical skills to develop into a player at the next level, Montgomery must improve the details of his game but offers a degree of upside potential.
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#173
S Reed Doughty Northern Colorado
Position: S
Class: Sr
School: N Colorado
Conference: Great West
Ht., Wt.: 6.0.5, 210
40 Time: 4.69
Grading System
BIO: Four-year starter named All-America and All-Conference player the past two seasons. Senior totals included 159/4/8 after a junior campaign of 116/6/11.
POSITIVES: Intelligent and intense player who quickly reads the action and always works to get involved in the play. Displays a good head for the ball, flashes on the scene and goes for the knockout blow. Solid cover skills between the hash marks. Productive special teams player.
NEGATIVES: Lacks a fluid backpedal as well as the ability to immediately change direction. Not efficient, takes a lot of missteps or incorrect angles to the action.
ANALYSIS: A defender always flying around the ball, Doughty would be best served at a traditional strong safety position. Effective special-teamer in the NFL.
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#196 (from Panthers)
Kedric Golston DT Georgia
Position: DT
Class: Sr
School: Georgia
Conference: Southeastern
Ht., Wt.: 6-4, 300
40 Time: 4.97
Grading System
BIO: Full-time since his junior season after seeing sporadic action with the first team in prior years. Totals last year included 21/1.5/2.5 after 23/1.5/2.5 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Explosive one-gap tackle who plays larger than his size. Resilient, is rarely off his feet and was constantly doubled by opponents. Powerful, gets push up the field and drives opponents off the ball. Quick off the ball and displays a good head for the action.
NEGATIVES: Best in a straight line and rarely makes plays laterally. Marginally productive in college.
ANALYSIS: A limited athlete with average size/speed numbers, Golston best fits as a backup in a conventional defense.
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#230
OG Kili Lefotu Arizona
Position: OG
School: Arizona
Conference: Pacific-10
Ht., Wt.: 6-5, 315
40 Time: 5.5
Selected by: Washington Redskins
Round 7, pick 22 (230 overall)
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#250 (Compensatory pick)
ILB Kevin Simon Tennesee
Position: ILB
Class: Sr
School: Tennessee
Conference: Southeastern
Ht., Wt.: 5-10, 235
40 Time: 4.95
Selected by: Washington Redskins
Round 7, pick 42 (250 overall)
Grading System
BIO: All-Conference selection last season after 88/4.5/12. Started two games in .04 before suffering a season-ending knee injury. Led the team in tackles as a junior, posting 115/6/4.5. Moved into the starting lineup as a redshirt freshman, playing a quarter of the season before suffering his first knee injury.
POSITIVES: Undersized yet explosive linebacker, very productive when healthy. Plays significantly faster than his 40 time, displays terrific range to the sideline and works hard to get involved in the action. Takes good angles to the play, quick to the flanks an effective in zone coverage.
NEGATIVES: More of a chase-and-drag-down tackler than a stout run defender. Struggled in coverage last year and seemed off his game.
ANALYSIS: An explosive defender who looked like an up-and-comer during the .03 season, injuries have slowed Simon's development the past two years. Enters the draft with medical red flags as a late-round prospect who may never start at the next level.
#35 (Traded Jets picks #53, #189 and Second round pick in 2007 for Jets #35)
Roger McIntosh LB Miami
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Position: OLB
Class: 5Sr
School: Miami (FL)
Conference: Big East
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 237
40 Time: 4.66
Grading System
BIO: Full-time starter the past two seasons after spending half his freshman campaign with the first team. Led Miami in tackles as a senior posting 80/10/5.5 after career-best numbers of 111/13/4 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Physically gifted linebacker with the skills to be a three-down defender. Forceful up the field, collapses from the outside defending the run and gets depth on drops. Displays skill in pursuit and plays with a good degree of explosion. Holds his ground against blocks, chases to get involved in the action and works hard.
NEGATIVES: Does not consistently play under control, over-pursues the action and gets caught out of position. Suffered with both back and shoulder injuries the past two years.
ANALYSIS: A motivated linebacker who leads by example, McIntosh is a solid athlete with the skills to play at the next level. Needs to fine-tune his game and, most importantly, stay healthy to have any chance of breaking into a starting lineup.
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#153
DT Anthony Montgomery Minnesota
Position: DT
Class: Sr
School: Minnesota
Conference: Big Ten
Ht., Wt.: 6-5, 311
40 Time: 5.24
Selected by: Washington Redskins
Round 5, pick 20 (153 overall)
Grading System
BIO: Full-time starter the past two years after seeing significant action with the first team as a sophomore. Senior totals included 54/6/3 after 48/9/3 the prior year.
POSITIVES: Explosive thumper in the middle, tough to knock off his feet. Explodes off the snap and displays good range on the field. Takes up a lot of room in the middle of the line, keeps his feet moving on contact and is consistently doubled by opponents. Athletic and displays the ability to drop into coverage. Works to get off blocks and stays with the action.
NEGATIVES: Must improve his hand technique and become quicker shedding blocks at the point. Not light on his feet. Seemingly tires easily.
ANALYSIS: A solid run defender with the physical skills to develop into a player at the next level, Montgomery must improve the details of his game but offers a degree of upside potential.
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#173
S Reed Doughty Northern Colorado
Position: S
Class: Sr
School: N Colorado
Conference: Great West
Ht., Wt.: 6.0.5, 210
40 Time: 4.69
Grading System
BIO: Four-year starter named All-America and All-Conference player the past two seasons. Senior totals included 159/4/8 after a junior campaign of 116/6/11.
POSITIVES: Intelligent and intense player who quickly reads the action and always works to get involved in the play. Displays a good head for the ball, flashes on the scene and goes for the knockout blow. Solid cover skills between the hash marks. Productive special teams player.
NEGATIVES: Lacks a fluid backpedal as well as the ability to immediately change direction. Not efficient, takes a lot of missteps or incorrect angles to the action.
ANALYSIS: A defender always flying around the ball, Doughty would be best served at a traditional strong safety position. Effective special-teamer in the NFL.
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#196 (from Panthers)
Kedric Golston DT Georgia
Position: DT
Class: Sr
School: Georgia
Conference: Southeastern
Ht., Wt.: 6-4, 300
40 Time: 4.97
Grading System
BIO: Full-time since his junior season after seeing sporadic action with the first team in prior years. Totals last year included 21/1.5/2.5 after 23/1.5/2.5 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Explosive one-gap tackle who plays larger than his size. Resilient, is rarely off his feet and was constantly doubled by opponents. Powerful, gets push up the field and drives opponents off the ball. Quick off the ball and displays a good head for the action.
NEGATIVES: Best in a straight line and rarely makes plays laterally. Marginally productive in college.
ANALYSIS: A limited athlete with average size/speed numbers, Golston best fits as a backup in a conventional defense.
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#230
OG Kili Lefotu Arizona
Position: OG
School: Arizona
Conference: Pacific-10
Ht., Wt.: 6-5, 315
40 Time: 5.5
Selected by: Washington Redskins
Round 7, pick 22 (230 overall)
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#250 (Compensatory pick)
ILB Kevin Simon Tennesee
Position: ILB
Class: Sr
School: Tennessee
Conference: Southeastern
Ht., Wt.: 5-10, 235
40 Time: 4.95
Selected by: Washington Redskins
Round 7, pick 42 (250 overall)
Grading System
BIO: All-Conference selection last season after 88/4.5/12. Started two games in .04 before suffering a season-ending knee injury. Led the team in tackles as a junior, posting 115/6/4.5. Moved into the starting lineup as a redshirt freshman, playing a quarter of the season before suffering his first knee injury.
POSITIVES: Undersized yet explosive linebacker, very productive when healthy. Plays significantly faster than his 40 time, displays terrific range to the sideline and works hard to get involved in the action. Takes good angles to the play, quick to the flanks an effective in zone coverage.
NEGATIVES: More of a chase-and-drag-down tackler than a stout run defender. Struggled in coverage last year and seemed off his game.
ANALYSIS: An explosive defender who looked like an up-and-comer during the .03 season, injuries have slowed Simon's development the past two years. Enters the draft with medical red flags as a late-round prospect who may never start at the next level.