Dallas shown interest in Louisiana-Monroe's DE/OLB Aaron Morgan.

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According to the National Football Post, Dallas is one team that shown interest in Louisiana-Monroe's DE/OLB Aaron Morgan.

Morgan is a sleeper who's gaining some buzz in NFL scouting circles. Monroe He is a 'tweener outside linebacker-defensive end who was named first-team All-Sun Belt Conference.

And his impressive workout numbers stack up favorably with many of the top defensive end-linebacker draft prospects. The 6-foot-4, 242-pounder has run between 4.68 and 4.72 seconds in the past. He bench presses 375 pounds.
 
http://www.nfldraftbible.com/Draft-Bible-Q-A/aaronmorganinterview.html

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Pass-rush specialist Aaron Morgan of Louisiana-Monroe is just one of several players that we'll spotlight leading up to the 2010 NFL Draft as we continue to bring you the players you need to know about first. The All-Sun Belt Conference First Team selection registered nine sacks (22 career), to go along with 17 tackles for a loss in '09.


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Aaron Morgan Is One Of The Top Prospects Coming Out Of The Sun Belt Conference
What is your official height, weight & recent forty time?

I'm 6'4" and 240 pounds. I run a 4.67 40-yard dash.

What do you consider to be your biggest strength?

I consider my quickness, my ability to get to the ball, and always being around the ball to make plays as my biggest strength.

What part of your game have you worked on improving?

The aspects of my game that I have worked on improving would be my technique and footwork. Also, working out at a different position to be more versatile and more technique.

Where have you been training? How often do you workout to stay in shape?

I have been working out at Ignition, in Cincinnati, Ohio. My weekly routine includes working out six days a week, twice a day, including boxing on Friday afternoons. We work on speed drills and conditioning in the morning. Strength, weights and core in the afternoon.

Who is the toughest opponent/teammate you have faced? How did you fare?

Texas would be the toughest opponent, I fared pretty well with five tackles, two for losses and a sack.

Which coach has had the biggest impact on your playing career up to this point?

Manny Michel. He took the time to work with me, to help me be the best player I could be. He pushed me and helped me get to my full potential.

Any players that you would compare yourself to? Or a favorite player growing up?

The player I have the utmost respect for is Julius Peppers. Obviously he is a great player and I try to emulate my game to be like his. I try to use my quickness and get to the ball in the same way he does.

Morgan Is Explosive Coming Out Of His Stance
What do you like to do with your free time? Do you have a hobby?

I like to spend my free time either fishing or walking my dogs. As for a hobby I would say fishing. Fishing helps me relax, gives me time to think and enjoy life.

What is something that people may not know about you?

People may not realize I just turned 21 this past December.

If you could invite any three guests for dinner past or present who would they be?

I would invite my mom, dad and my girlfriend.

Best sports movie or book?

Remember the Titans.

What are you going to miss most about your days in college?

The thing I will miss most about my days in college is the chance to play with friends. Playing at the next level is a job and the coach decides who stays or goes. I feel the NFL is more of a work place.

Who is your childhood hero?

My older brother Jimmie Morgan Jr.

When did you start playing football?

I started playing in the eighth grade.

What is your favorite food?

Fried Shrimp.


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Aaron Morgan on the rise
Aaron Wilson, The National Football Post
Mar 25, 3:05 pm EDT

Buzz up! 0 PrintLouisiana-Monroe hybrid pass rusher Aaron Morgan is a sleeper who’s gaining some buzz in NFL scouting circles.


Monroe is a ‘tweener outside linebacker-defensive end who was named first-team All-Sun Belt Conference.


His workout numbers stack up favorably with many of the top defensive end-linebacker draft prospects.


The lean 6-foot-4, 242-pounder dealt with a pulled hamstring at his Pro Day and didn’t finish his time trial.


He’s going to work out again for NFL scouts on April 1.


Morgan has run between 4.68 and 4.72 seconds in the past, per a league source.


He bench presses 375 pounds.


He has bench pressed 225 pounds 26 times, posted a 40 1/2 inch vertical leap, a 10-07 broad jump, a 4.13 short shuttle and a 7.14 three-cone drill.


Morgan has been drawing interest form the New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders and the Miami Dolphins, among others.


Last season, Morgan registered nine sacks, also posting 17 tackles for losses, 52 tackles and one interception.


For his career, Morgan posted 22 sacks.


Against the University of Texas, he posted five tackles, one sack and one tackle for loss.


He posted seven tackles and two sacks against Arizona State.


Morgan has overcame some tough family issues. His brother committed suicide and his mother has battled cancer.


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