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TE Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic, 6-5, 248, 4.46 -- Housler's speed caught the eye of scouts at the Combine, but his ability to pluck the ball out of the air impressed those who watched him previously. There are a lot of raw, athletic tight ends in the class, but Housler is my favorite of the bunch.
Cornerback • Shareece Wright, Southern Cal, 5-11, 185, 4.41 -- As is the case with Alabama's McElroy, it is a reach to call any Southern Cal prospect a "diamond in the rough," but Wright is a unique story. He didn't see the field consistently while battling injuries and academics, but there is legitimate talent here. Don't be surprised if he is drafted in the middle rounds and ends up an NFL starter. Some close to the USC program say he was the most talented cornerback in the program since Eric Wright.
TE Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic, 6-5, 248, 4.46 -- Housler's speed caught the eye of scouts at the Combine, but his ability to pluck the ball out of the air impressed those who watched him previously. There are a lot of raw, athletic tight ends in the class, but Housler is my favorite of the bunch.
Cornerback • Shareece Wright, Southern Cal, 5-11, 185, 4.41 -- As is the case with Alabama's McElroy, it is a reach to call any Southern Cal prospect a "diamond in the rough," but Wright is a unique story. He didn't see the field consistently while battling injuries and academics, but there is legitimate talent here. Don't be surprised if he is drafted in the middle rounds and ends up an NFL starter. Some close to the USC program say he was the most talented cornerback in the program since Eric Wright.


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