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1 Nate Orchard, DE, 6-4 #255 Utah - Pass Rusher
2 Quentin Rollins, CB, 6 #200 Maimi (Ohio) - I think he just to raw for 2nd rounder
2 Ronald Darby, CB, 5-11, #195 FSU
2 Eric Rowe, CB, 6-1 #200 Utah
2 Alex Carter, CB, 6 #195 Stanford
3 Preston Smith, DT, 6-6 #280 Miss State
play him like we did with Hatcher
Smith also lines up as a 1-technique lineman inside on obvious passing downs, using his initial quickness and power to penetrate the A-gap and create interior pressure.
4 Jeremy Langford, RB,6 #205, Mich State
5 Josh Shaw, CB, 6-1 #200 USC
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Phil Dawson, OLB, 6-2 #230 TCU
7a Mike Hull, ILB/OLB, 6 #230 Penn State
leading the Big Ten in tackles (83), and his impact was on display in the near upset of Ohio State Saturday night. He finished with 19 tackles, including 2.5 for loss, and one interception, showing terrific recognition skills and read/react quickness to break down and make a play. Hull isn't the most athletic or strongest linebacker prospect for the 2015 class, but he certainly plays his tail off and trusts what he sees, two qualities that will endear him to coaches at the next level.
“Mike Hull is as good as any linebacker in the country,” said Penn State coach James Franklin, “college or NFL."
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Damain Swann, CB, 5-11 #180 Georgia
7b Tra'manye Boundurant, FS/CB, 5-10 Arizona
2 Quentin Rollins, CB, 6 #200 Maimi (Ohio) - I think he just to raw for 2nd rounder
2 Ronald Darby, CB, 5-11, #195 FSU
2 Eric Rowe, CB, 6-1 #200 Utah
2 Alex Carter, CB, 6 #195 Stanford
3 Preston Smith, DT, 6-6 #280 Miss State
play him like we did with Hatcher
Smith also lines up as a 1-technique lineman inside on obvious passing downs, using his initial quickness and power to penetrate the A-gap and create interior pressure.
4 Jeremy Langford, RB,6 #205, Mich State
5 Josh Shaw, CB, 6-1 #200 USC
or
Phil Dawson, OLB, 6-2 #230 TCU
7a Mike Hull, ILB/OLB, 6 #230 Penn State
leading the Big Ten in tackles (83), and his impact was on display in the near upset of Ohio State Saturday night. He finished with 19 tackles, including 2.5 for loss, and one interception, showing terrific recognition skills and read/react quickness to break down and make a play. Hull isn't the most athletic or strongest linebacker prospect for the 2015 class, but he certainly plays his tail off and trusts what he sees, two qualities that will endear him to coaches at the next level.
“Mike Hull is as good as any linebacker in the country,” said Penn State coach James Franklin, “college or NFL."
or
Damain Swann, CB, 5-11 #180 Georgia
7b Tra'manye Boundurant, FS/CB, 5-10 Arizona
