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Day 2
1. Buster Skrine, Chattanooga (5-9, 186, 4.41): Named first team All-Southern Conference for the second consecutive year in 2010, Skrine has the talent to come in and compete for a spot in nickel situations and eventually could fight for playing time on the outside. He ran the fastest unofficial 40-yard dash of any defensive back at February’s Combine (4.29) and has the natural fluidity, balance and overall skill set to play corner at the next level. However, he’s a bit raw and his footwork can be choppy at times. Will need time to develop.
2. Justin Rogers, Richmond (5-10, 180, 4.49): A three-time All-America selection from the Football Championship Subdivision, Rogers is a gifted athlete who showcases natural range and ball skills when asked to track the football. He does a nice job quickly clicking and closing on the football on plays in front of him and has a real feel for the pass game when he is able to keep his eyes in the backfield. However, Rogers isn't real physical in any area of the game, is undersized and needs to continue to add more strength. He could be a nice target for the Texans in the seventh round.
Follow Bunting and Fortenbaugh on Twitter @WesBunting and @JoeFortenbaugh. Click here to check out more from the National Football Post at their scouting department page.
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Day 2
1. Buster Skrine, Chattanooga (5-9, 186, 4.41): Named first team All-Southern Conference for the second consecutive year in 2010, Skrine has the talent to come in and compete for a spot in nickel situations and eventually could fight for playing time on the outside. He ran the fastest unofficial 40-yard dash of any defensive back at February’s Combine (4.29) and has the natural fluidity, balance and overall skill set to play corner at the next level. However, he’s a bit raw and his footwork can be choppy at times. Will need time to develop.
2. Justin Rogers, Richmond (5-10, 180, 4.49): A three-time All-America selection from the Football Championship Subdivision, Rogers is a gifted athlete who showcases natural range and ball skills when asked to track the football. He does a nice job quickly clicking and closing on the football on plays in front of him and has a real feel for the pass game when he is able to keep his eyes in the backfield. However, Rogers isn't real physical in any area of the game, is undersized and needs to continue to add more strength. He could be a nice target for the Texans in the seventh round.
Follow Bunting and Fortenbaugh on Twitter @WesBunting and @JoeFortenbaugh. Click here to check out more from the National Football Post at their scouting department page.
