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CBS sports, walter football, and nfl.com to get the player rankings. so if you dont agree on player projection dont look at me
1 Owamagbe Odighizuwa, DE, 6-3 #257 UCLA - I know the hip thing but I don't know how you pass on him
Provides consistent disruption from right defensive end position. Scouts love pass rushers with long arms and the 6-foot-3, 270-pound Odighizuwa has that trait, despite limited sack numbers. Combination of burst and power to beat tackles to the outside, and has shown good balance and agility to spin back inside.
2 Jeremy Langford, RB,6 #205, Mich State
Langford posted the fastest 40 time (4.42 seconds) in the RB group, displaying excellent acceleration and burst
Langford is a workhorse type with a hard-nosed, no-nonsense style of running the ball, getting stronger as the game progresses. Has a little shake-and-bake to him to extend runs, keeping his legs pumping through contact
Langford really shines in areas where most young backs struggle like pass protection, reliability in the screen game and also the ability to get stronger and better as the game goes on.
Langford finished the 2013 season with 1,422 rushing yards and 18 rushing scores
3 91 Eric Rowe, CB, 6-1 #200 Utah
4 127 Kenny Bell, WR, 6-1 #200 Nebraska
5 163 Derrick Lott, DT, 6 - 4 #315
Lott possesses the length and strength to remain inside at defensive tackle in a standard 4-3 alignment
Lott transferred to UT-Chattanooga in search of more playing time and quickly established himself as a force at the FCS level, recording 57 tackles, four tackles for loss and two sacks in his first season there.
Lott was granted a rare sixth year of eligibility and responded with 41 tackles, including a career-high 13.5 tackles for loss and six sacks.
7a 236 Laurence Gibson, OT, 6 - 6 #305 Virginia Tech
7b 243 Marcus Rush, OLB, 6 - 2 #245 Michgan State
Four-year letterwinner started a school-record 53 games at defensive end (previous record: 49, held by OG Joel Foreman and LB Eric Gordon) . . . recorded 163 career tackles, including 37.5 for losses (183 yards) and 18.5 sacks (131 yards) . . . finished his career ranked among MSU's all-time leaders in forced fumbles (tied for sixth with five), tackles for loss yardage (seventh with 183 yards), tackles for loss (seventh with 37.5), sacks (seventh with 18.5) and sack yardage (eighth with 131) . . . also had 16 career pass break-ups and two blocked kicks .
UDFA'S
Chris Bonner QB, 6 - 6 #240 CSU-Pueblo
Terrell Watson, RB, 6 - 1 #230 Azusa Pacific
Jaxon Shipley, WR/KR , 6-1 #200 Texas
Al Bond, OG, 6 -4 #305 Memphis
Jermauria Rasco, DE. 6-4 #259 LSU
Tyeler Davison, DT, 6-2 #320 Fresno Srare
And if OO is gone I think you have to look at P Smith then either best CB - or even a DT
then that shoots my mock all to heck
1 Owamagbe Odighizuwa, DE, 6-3 #257 UCLA - I know the hip thing but I don't know how you pass on him
Provides consistent disruption from right defensive end position. Scouts love pass rushers with long arms and the 6-foot-3, 270-pound Odighizuwa has that trait, despite limited sack numbers. Combination of burst and power to beat tackles to the outside, and has shown good balance and agility to spin back inside.
2 Jeremy Langford, RB,6 #205, Mich State
Langford posted the fastest 40 time (4.42 seconds) in the RB group, displaying excellent acceleration and burst
Langford is a workhorse type with a hard-nosed, no-nonsense style of running the ball, getting stronger as the game progresses. Has a little shake-and-bake to him to extend runs, keeping his legs pumping through contact
Langford really shines in areas where most young backs struggle like pass protection, reliability in the screen game and also the ability to get stronger and better as the game goes on.
Langford finished the 2013 season with 1,422 rushing yards and 18 rushing scores
3 91 Eric Rowe, CB, 6-1 #200 Utah
4 127 Kenny Bell, WR, 6-1 #200 Nebraska
5 163 Derrick Lott, DT, 6 - 4 #315
Lott possesses the length and strength to remain inside at defensive tackle in a standard 4-3 alignment
Lott transferred to UT-Chattanooga in search of more playing time and quickly established himself as a force at the FCS level, recording 57 tackles, four tackles for loss and two sacks in his first season there.
Lott was granted a rare sixth year of eligibility and responded with 41 tackles, including a career-high 13.5 tackles for loss and six sacks.
7a 236 Laurence Gibson, OT, 6 - 6 #305 Virginia Tech
7b 243 Marcus Rush, OLB, 6 - 2 #245 Michgan State
Four-year letterwinner started a school-record 53 games at defensive end (previous record: 49, held by OG Joel Foreman and LB Eric Gordon) . . . recorded 163 career tackles, including 37.5 for losses (183 yards) and 18.5 sacks (131 yards) . . . finished his career ranked among MSU's all-time leaders in forced fumbles (tied for sixth with five), tackles for loss yardage (seventh with 183 yards), tackles for loss (seventh with 37.5), sacks (seventh with 18.5) and sack yardage (eighth with 131) . . . also had 16 career pass break-ups and two blocked kicks .
UDFA'S
Chris Bonner QB, 6 - 6 #240 CSU-Pueblo
Terrell Watson, RB, 6 - 1 #230 Azusa Pacific
Jaxon Shipley, WR/KR , 6-1 #200 Texas
Al Bond, OG, 6 -4 #305 Memphis
Jermauria Rasco, DE. 6-4 #259 LSU
Tyeler Davison, DT, 6-2 #320 Fresno Srare
And if OO is gone I think you have to look at P Smith then either best CB - or even a DT
then that shoots my mock all to heck
. No this is not an April Fool's joke. I would sit back and have some good laughs if that were to happen.