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1. DE/OLB Marc Schiechl Oredigger
(6'2 252 lbs) (38 reps, 4.65 40, 35'' vertical)
Marc is an extremely productive D-II player. He set D-II record for career sacks (46) and 4th all time for tackles for loss (70.5). He carried that production over to the offseason when he was awarded the Cactus Bowl defensive MVP (D-II all star game), as he was clearly a man among boys even among the best players in division II. Marc uses his elite athleticism and incredible strength (see here) to dominate opposing players. However, he'll need to develop the finer points of the game, as he can be too aggressive at times and miss assignments. In addition, he is a bit undersized for a DE in the NFL and will have to switch to outside linebacker.
[youtube]3PdK1PsafbA&feature[/youtube]
2. WR Demario Ballard Wolf
(6-foot-5 1/2, 219 lbs) (9 reps, 4.49 40, 35 1/2" vertical)
Demario was formerly a basketball player in college before switching to football. 2010 was his first year starting for Western Oregon, and exploded with 35 receptions, 620 yds, 18 ypc, and 5 tds in only 9 games. Looking at his highlight reel Demario seems like a natural pass catcher, although he is extremely raw and will take time to develop. But with his size and athleticism his potential is through the roof.
Highlights: link
[youtube]MXgmcmknK0c[/youtube]
3. DE/OLB Keith Darbut Yellow Jacket
(6'4, 240 lbs) (26 reps, 4.38 40, 38" vertical)
Super-athletic Division III player who recorded 11 sacks his senior year. Played at 230 lbs in college, but supposedly bulked up to 240 in the offseason, and will probably still need to add another 10 pounds in the NFL. However, as an OLB with a 40 of 4.38 he could still add weight and remain blazing fast.
[youtube]v26URr4otNQ[/youtube]
1. DE/OLB Marc Schiechl Oredigger
(6'2 252 lbs) (38 reps, 4.65 40, 35'' vertical)
Marc is an extremely productive D-II player. He set D-II record for career sacks (46) and 4th all time for tackles for loss (70.5). He carried that production over to the offseason when he was awarded the Cactus Bowl defensive MVP (D-II all star game), as he was clearly a man among boys even among the best players in division II. Marc uses his elite athleticism and incredible strength (see here) to dominate opposing players. However, he'll need to develop the finer points of the game, as he can be too aggressive at times and miss assignments. In addition, he is a bit undersized for a DE in the NFL and will have to switch to outside linebacker.
[youtube]3PdK1PsafbA&feature[/youtube]
2. WR Demario Ballard Wolf
(6-foot-5 1/2, 219 lbs) (9 reps, 4.49 40, 35 1/2" vertical)
Demario was formerly a basketball player in college before switching to football. 2010 was his first year starting for Western Oregon, and exploded with 35 receptions, 620 yds, 18 ypc, and 5 tds in only 9 games. Looking at his highlight reel Demario seems like a natural pass catcher, although he is extremely raw and will take time to develop. But with his size and athleticism his potential is through the roof.
Highlights: link
[youtube]MXgmcmknK0c[/youtube]
3. DE/OLB Keith Darbut Yellow Jacket
(6'4, 240 lbs) (26 reps, 4.38 40, 38" vertical)
Super-athletic Division III player who recorded 11 sacks his senior year. Played at 230 lbs in college, but supposedly bulked up to 240 in the offseason, and will probably still need to add another 10 pounds in the NFL. However, as an OLB with a 40 of 4.38 he could still add weight and remain blazing fast.
[youtube]v26URr4otNQ[/youtube]


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