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1
Mar
Complete information on the defensive linemen that participated at the combine. Included are official height, weight, arm length, hand size , bench results plus two hand timings in the forty. Practice reports for all through Jerry Hughes added. Complete reports will be included over the next two days.
Full Name School Ht Wt Arm Hand Bench 40-1 40-2
Rahim Alem LSU 6025 251 33 1/4 10 1/4 DNB 4.71 4.72
Charles Alexander LSU 6035 300 35 10 3/8 DNB INJ INJ
Tyson Aluala California 6023 295 33 10 21 4.85 4.99
Geno Atkins Georgia 6013 293 32 9 5/8 34 4.78 4.81
Kevin Basped Nevada 6044 258 34 3/4 9 3/4 26 4.77 4.75
Alex Carrington Arkansas State 6052 285 33 1/4 10 1/2 26 4.89 5.00
Terrence Cody Alabama 6035 354 34 1/4 11 DNB 5.75 5.73
Antonio Coleman Auburn 6014 255 33 10 18 INJ INJ
Jermaine Cunningham Florida 6033 266 33 3/4 10 3/8 DNB INJ INJ
Dexter Davis Arizona State 6014 244 33 9 1/2 25 4.84 4.89
Hall Davis La-Lafayette 6036 271 34 3/8 9 7/8 28 4.56 4.59
Brandon Deaderick Alabama 6037 314 34 3/8 9/38 DNB INJ INJ
Carlos Dunlap Florida 6056 277 34 5/8 10 21 4.66 4.63
Junior Galette Stillman 6016 257 33 9 25 4.79 4.87
Clifton Geathers South Carolina 6074 299 37 3/4 11 1/8 26 4.96 5.00
Thaddeus Gibson Ohio State 6020 243 33 8 3/4 32 4.76 4.72
Brandon Graham Michigan 6013 268 32 1/4 9 7/8 31 4.69 4.72
Everson Griffin USC 6033 273 32 5/8 10 32 4.65 4.63
Greg Hardy Mississippi 6040 281 34 9 3/4 21 4.90 4.98
Lamarr Houston Texas 6026 305 33 10 30 4.85 4.84
Jerry Hughes TCU 6016 255 33 9 3/4 26 4.63 4.64
Carl Ihenacho San Jose State 6020 255 33 1/2 9 7/8 20 INJ INJ
Arthur Jones Syracuse 6032 301 35 1/4 10 1/4 DNB INJ INJ
Linval Joseph East Carolina 6044 328 34 1/2 10 39 5.09 5.10
Sergio Kindle Texas 6027 250 33 1/4 10 25 4.69 4.68
Jammie Kirlew Indiana 6012 260 32 1/2 9 7/8 26 5.03 4.94
Austen Lane Murray State 6056 276 33 3/8 10 1/8 DNB 4.81 4.90
Brandon Lang Troy State 6036 266 32 8 3/4 20 5.03 5.00
Erik Lorig Stanford 6034 281 32 1/2 10 1/8 DNB INJ INJ
Albert McClellan Marshall 6010 247 33 9 3/4 26 4.72 4.73
Gerald McCoy Oklahoma 6041 295 33 3/4 10 1/4 23 5.03 5.09
Greg Middleton Indiana 6030 268 33 10 1/8 DNB 4.97 5.03
Kao Misi Utah 6025 251 32 1/2 9 7/8 DNB 4.71 4.72
Earl Mitchell Arizona 6016 296 33 1/2 10 5/8 25 4.74 4.72
Arthur Moats James Madison 6002 246 33 3/4 8 5/8 24 4.66 4.65
Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech 6030 266 34 1/2 9 3/4 DNB 4.70 4.73
Aleric Mullins North Carolina 6012 321 32 1/4 9 3/8 DNB INJ INJ
Michael Neal Purdue 6030 294 33 1/2 10 1/4 31 4.91 4.88
Jared Odrick Penn State 6050 304 34 9 3/4 26 5.12 5.09
Vince Oghobaase Duke 6052 303 35 3/8 10 27 5.44 5.52
Jeff Owens Georgia 6010 304 32 3/4 8 7/8 44 4.97 4.94
Corey Peters Kentucky 6032 300 34 9 DNB 5.00 5.09
Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida 6046 270 34 3/4 10 3/8 19 4.70 4.75
Brian Price UCLA 6011 303 32 1/4 9 1/2 34 5.09 5.18
Jay Ross East Carolina 6030 313 32 5/8 10 1/4 30 5.09 5.13
Ricky Sapp Clemson 6037 252 34 1/2 9 3/4 23 4.63 4.65
Alacce Schofield Wisconsin 6022 221 32 3/8 9 1/2 DNB IINJ INJ
George Selvie South Florida 6043 252 34 1/2 9 3/8 24 4.97 5.00
Cameron Sheffield Troy State 6023 257 33 10 DNB 4.89 4.91
Malcolm Sheppard Arkansas 6021 285 33 1/2 9 3/4 19 5.18 5.13
D’Anthony Smith Louisiana Tech 6021 304 32 3/8 10 DNB INJ INJ
Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 6037 307 33 1/2 10 1/4 32 5.00 5.13
Daniel Te’o-Nesheim Washington 6034 263 33 3/4 10 1/2 29 4.74 4.75
Cam Thomas North Carolina 6040 330 34 3/4 10 1/2 31 5.31 5.27
Adrian Tracy William & Mary 6025 248 33 1/2 9 1/2 20 4.79 4.68
Torrell Troup UCF 6026 314 34 9 7/8 34 5.03 5.10
Lorenzo Washington Alabama 6040 291 34 10 1/4 25 5.17 5.17
Dan Williams Tennessee 6020 327 33 1/2 10 1/8 27 5.13 5.15
C.J. Wilson East Carolina 6027 290 33 1/8 10 32 4.84 4.81
EJ Wilson North Carolina 6024 286 32 3/4 10 23 INJ INJ
Lindsey Witten Connecticut 6044 250 35 9 23 4.73 4.68
Al Woods LSU 6035 309 36 11 DNB 5.12 5.11
Corey Wootton Northwestern 6060 270 34 3/4 10 1/4 20 INJ INJ
Jason Worilds Virginia Tech 6012 254 32 7/8 9 1/4 24 4.67 4.68
Doug Worthington Ohio State 6051 292 34 10 19 INJ INJ
Willie Young North Carolina State 6046 251 34 1/2 10 1/4 25 4.95 4.85
Rahim Alem/LSU: Showed a lot of athleticism throughout the entire session. Fluid changing direction, moved well about the field and was very explosive from start to finish. Showed smooth hips in coverage drills yet needs to improve his peddle.
Tyson Aluala/Cal: Worked hard and displayed a quick change of direction. Also did a nice job consistently bending his knees.
Geno Atkins/Georgia: Displayed great quickness and explosion. Got a bit tall in drills and really showed little punch with his hands.
Kevin Basped/Nevada- Marginal in all aspects. Showed little in the way of quickness, explosion and looked surprisingly unathletic. Was not much better when run through linebacker drills.
Terrence Cody/Alabama: The best part of Cody’s session was his arm punch, it was terrific, which made us wonder why he did not participate in the bench. After that it was the continuation of a miserable performance. He looked unathletic, displayed average feet and quickly wore down.
Antonio Coleman/Auburn: Coleman moved well about the field and did a solid job in linebacker drills. He showed a good peddle in reverse and smooth hips. Surprisingly Coleman showed an average burst and marginal speed.
Dexter Davis/Arizona St: Dexter displayed terrific quickness and quick feet moving laterally. As was the case during Shrine Game week, he really struggled in coverage drills when run through linebacker drills.
Carlos Dunlap/Florida: Dunlap moved well and looked very athletic. At times he was fumbling over his feet but for the most part it was a good performance by Dunlap.
Junior Galette/Stillman: Galette looked much better during the practice session than he timed during the forty. He moved well, showed a burst of speed and displayed a burst. Galette did get lazy with his hands during the bag drills and got yelled at by coaches. He lacked balance and Galette struggled moving in reverse during linebacker drills.
Clifton Geathers/South Carolina: Geathers showed a good amount of athleticism during the session. He moved well about the field, showed solid footwork and had a burst. Geathers lacked balance and had just an average change of direction.
Thaddeus Gibson/Ohio State: Gibson had a terrific practice session. He showed great feet, a quick change of direction and moved well about the field. In linebacker drills Gibson was light on his feet, showed a peddle in reverse and always kept his knees bent. Really stood out from start to finish.
Everson Griffen/USC: Griffen looked incredibly athletic throughout the day. He was great in reverse, fast up the field and showed a terrific burst. Now if the light would only go on upstairs for Griffen.
Greg Hardy/Mississippi: For the most part Hardy was awful. He showed minimal explosion, an average change of direction/peddle in reverse and really looked marginally athletic.
LaMarr Houston/Texas: Houston was exceptional all morning. He worked hard, practiced with quickness and explosion and moved well about the field. Houston was fluid changing direction and had a burst of speed. In the end we think he cemented himself late in round two.
Jerry Hughes/TCU: Overall it was a good day for Hughes. He moved well in every direction of the field, changed direction losing minimal speed and played low to the ground the entire time. He displayed good feet and a solid peddle moving in reverse.
1
Mar
Complete information on the defensive linemen that participated at the combine. Included are official height, weight, arm length, hand size , bench results plus two hand timings in the forty. Practice reports for all through Jerry Hughes added. Complete reports will be included over the next two days.
Full Name School Ht Wt Arm Hand Bench 40-1 40-2
Rahim Alem LSU 6025 251 33 1/4 10 1/4 DNB 4.71 4.72
Charles Alexander LSU 6035 300 35 10 3/8 DNB INJ INJ
Tyson Aluala California 6023 295 33 10 21 4.85 4.99
Geno Atkins Georgia 6013 293 32 9 5/8 34 4.78 4.81
Kevin Basped Nevada 6044 258 34 3/4 9 3/4 26 4.77 4.75
Alex Carrington Arkansas State 6052 285 33 1/4 10 1/2 26 4.89 5.00
Terrence Cody Alabama 6035 354 34 1/4 11 DNB 5.75 5.73
Antonio Coleman Auburn 6014 255 33 10 18 INJ INJ
Jermaine Cunningham Florida 6033 266 33 3/4 10 3/8 DNB INJ INJ
Dexter Davis Arizona State 6014 244 33 9 1/2 25 4.84 4.89
Hall Davis La-Lafayette 6036 271 34 3/8 9 7/8 28 4.56 4.59
Brandon Deaderick Alabama 6037 314 34 3/8 9/38 DNB INJ INJ
Carlos Dunlap Florida 6056 277 34 5/8 10 21 4.66 4.63
Junior Galette Stillman 6016 257 33 9 25 4.79 4.87
Clifton Geathers South Carolina 6074 299 37 3/4 11 1/8 26 4.96 5.00
Thaddeus Gibson Ohio State 6020 243 33 8 3/4 32 4.76 4.72
Brandon Graham Michigan 6013 268 32 1/4 9 7/8 31 4.69 4.72
Everson Griffin USC 6033 273 32 5/8 10 32 4.65 4.63
Greg Hardy Mississippi 6040 281 34 9 3/4 21 4.90 4.98
Lamarr Houston Texas 6026 305 33 10 30 4.85 4.84
Jerry Hughes TCU 6016 255 33 9 3/4 26 4.63 4.64
Carl Ihenacho San Jose State 6020 255 33 1/2 9 7/8 20 INJ INJ
Arthur Jones Syracuse 6032 301 35 1/4 10 1/4 DNB INJ INJ
Linval Joseph East Carolina 6044 328 34 1/2 10 39 5.09 5.10
Sergio Kindle Texas 6027 250 33 1/4 10 25 4.69 4.68
Jammie Kirlew Indiana 6012 260 32 1/2 9 7/8 26 5.03 4.94
Austen Lane Murray State 6056 276 33 3/8 10 1/8 DNB 4.81 4.90
Brandon Lang Troy State 6036 266 32 8 3/4 20 5.03 5.00
Erik Lorig Stanford 6034 281 32 1/2 10 1/8 DNB INJ INJ
Albert McClellan Marshall 6010 247 33 9 3/4 26 4.72 4.73
Gerald McCoy Oklahoma 6041 295 33 3/4 10 1/4 23 5.03 5.09
Greg Middleton Indiana 6030 268 33 10 1/8 DNB 4.97 5.03
Kao Misi Utah 6025 251 32 1/2 9 7/8 DNB 4.71 4.72
Earl Mitchell Arizona 6016 296 33 1/2 10 5/8 25 4.74 4.72
Arthur Moats James Madison 6002 246 33 3/4 8 5/8 24 4.66 4.65
Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech 6030 266 34 1/2 9 3/4 DNB 4.70 4.73
Aleric Mullins North Carolina 6012 321 32 1/4 9 3/8 DNB INJ INJ
Michael Neal Purdue 6030 294 33 1/2 10 1/4 31 4.91 4.88
Jared Odrick Penn State 6050 304 34 9 3/4 26 5.12 5.09
Vince Oghobaase Duke 6052 303 35 3/8 10 27 5.44 5.52
Jeff Owens Georgia 6010 304 32 3/4 8 7/8 44 4.97 4.94
Corey Peters Kentucky 6032 300 34 9 DNB 5.00 5.09
Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida 6046 270 34 3/4 10 3/8 19 4.70 4.75
Brian Price UCLA 6011 303 32 1/4 9 1/2 34 5.09 5.18
Jay Ross East Carolina 6030 313 32 5/8 10 1/4 30 5.09 5.13
Ricky Sapp Clemson 6037 252 34 1/2 9 3/4 23 4.63 4.65
Alacce Schofield Wisconsin 6022 221 32 3/8 9 1/2 DNB IINJ INJ
George Selvie South Florida 6043 252 34 1/2 9 3/8 24 4.97 5.00
Cameron Sheffield Troy State 6023 257 33 10 DNB 4.89 4.91
Malcolm Sheppard Arkansas 6021 285 33 1/2 9 3/4 19 5.18 5.13
D’Anthony Smith Louisiana Tech 6021 304 32 3/8 10 DNB INJ INJ
Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 6037 307 33 1/2 10 1/4 32 5.00 5.13
Daniel Te’o-Nesheim Washington 6034 263 33 3/4 10 1/2 29 4.74 4.75
Cam Thomas North Carolina 6040 330 34 3/4 10 1/2 31 5.31 5.27
Adrian Tracy William & Mary 6025 248 33 1/2 9 1/2 20 4.79 4.68
Torrell Troup UCF 6026 314 34 9 7/8 34 5.03 5.10
Lorenzo Washington Alabama 6040 291 34 10 1/4 25 5.17 5.17
Dan Williams Tennessee 6020 327 33 1/2 10 1/8 27 5.13 5.15
C.J. Wilson East Carolina 6027 290 33 1/8 10 32 4.84 4.81
EJ Wilson North Carolina 6024 286 32 3/4 10 23 INJ INJ
Lindsey Witten Connecticut 6044 250 35 9 23 4.73 4.68
Al Woods LSU 6035 309 36 11 DNB 5.12 5.11
Corey Wootton Northwestern 6060 270 34 3/4 10 1/4 20 INJ INJ
Jason Worilds Virginia Tech 6012 254 32 7/8 9 1/4 24 4.67 4.68
Doug Worthington Ohio State 6051 292 34 10 19 INJ INJ
Willie Young North Carolina State 6046 251 34 1/2 10 1/4 25 4.95 4.85
Rahim Alem/LSU: Showed a lot of athleticism throughout the entire session. Fluid changing direction, moved well about the field and was very explosive from start to finish. Showed smooth hips in coverage drills yet needs to improve his peddle.
Tyson Aluala/Cal: Worked hard and displayed a quick change of direction. Also did a nice job consistently bending his knees.
Geno Atkins/Georgia: Displayed great quickness and explosion. Got a bit tall in drills and really showed little punch with his hands.
Kevin Basped/Nevada- Marginal in all aspects. Showed little in the way of quickness, explosion and looked surprisingly unathletic. Was not much better when run through linebacker drills.
Terrence Cody/Alabama: The best part of Cody’s session was his arm punch, it was terrific, which made us wonder why he did not participate in the bench. After that it was the continuation of a miserable performance. He looked unathletic, displayed average feet and quickly wore down.
Antonio Coleman/Auburn: Coleman moved well about the field and did a solid job in linebacker drills. He showed a good peddle in reverse and smooth hips. Surprisingly Coleman showed an average burst and marginal speed.
Dexter Davis/Arizona St: Dexter displayed terrific quickness and quick feet moving laterally. As was the case during Shrine Game week, he really struggled in coverage drills when run through linebacker drills.
Carlos Dunlap/Florida: Dunlap moved well and looked very athletic. At times he was fumbling over his feet but for the most part it was a good performance by Dunlap.
Junior Galette/Stillman: Galette looked much better during the practice session than he timed during the forty. He moved well, showed a burst of speed and displayed a burst. Galette did get lazy with his hands during the bag drills and got yelled at by coaches. He lacked balance and Galette struggled moving in reverse during linebacker drills.
Clifton Geathers/South Carolina: Geathers showed a good amount of athleticism during the session. He moved well about the field, showed solid footwork and had a burst. Geathers lacked balance and had just an average change of direction.
Thaddeus Gibson/Ohio State: Gibson had a terrific practice session. He showed great feet, a quick change of direction and moved well about the field. In linebacker drills Gibson was light on his feet, showed a peddle in reverse and always kept his knees bent. Really stood out from start to finish.
Everson Griffen/USC: Griffen looked incredibly athletic throughout the day. He was great in reverse, fast up the field and showed a terrific burst. Now if the light would only go on upstairs for Griffen.
Greg Hardy/Mississippi: For the most part Hardy was awful. He showed minimal explosion, an average change of direction/peddle in reverse and really looked marginally athletic.
LaMarr Houston/Texas: Houston was exceptional all morning. He worked hard, practiced with quickness and explosion and moved well about the field. Houston was fluid changing direction and had a burst of speed. In the end we think he cemented himself late in round two.
Jerry Hughes/TCU: Overall it was a good day for Hughes. He moved well in every direction of the field, changed direction losing minimal speed and played low to the ground the entire time. He displayed good feet and a solid peddle moving in reverse.
