cowboyjoe
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1. Rahim Moore, UCLA – More of a centerfielder than a hitter, Moore needs to get stronger. He is 6-0, 202 pounds, but at the combine he could only do 11 reps in the bench press. Moore led the nation with 10 interceptions as a sophomore. His production was way down last season (one interception), so NFL scouts are wondering which is the real Rahim. My guess is he is somewhere in the middle. Has OK speed for a safety (4.58 in the 40) but reads routes well.
2. Quinton Carter, Oklahoma – A more physical player than Moore. He is 6-1 and 208 pounds. Big hitter. Effective in the box against the run. Breaks up passes by separating receivers from the ball. Good agility and quickness. Can play man-to-man, mirrors receivers in and out of breaks. Some teams see him as a corner, but he would be better as a free safety. Missed the Senior Bowl because of injury, but had a good week of practice.
3. Ahmad Black, Florida – Very productive college player but his stock slipped in the postseason workouts. He did not play in the Senior Bowl and ran a slower than expected time in the 40. Put that together with his size (5-9, 180) and it has some draft projections dropping him into the fourth round. I don’t see that. Black can cover and his size did not hamper him against big-time competition at Florida. Sure tackler. Excels on kick coverage.
1. Rahim Moore, UCLA – More of a centerfielder than a hitter, Moore needs to get stronger. He is 6-0, 202 pounds, but at the combine he could only do 11 reps in the bench press. Moore led the nation with 10 interceptions as a sophomore. His production was way down last season (one interception), so NFL scouts are wondering which is the real Rahim. My guess is he is somewhere in the middle. Has OK speed for a safety (4.58 in the 40) but reads routes well.
2. Quinton Carter, Oklahoma – A more physical player than Moore. He is 6-1 and 208 pounds. Big hitter. Effective in the box against the run. Breaks up passes by separating receivers from the ball. Good agility and quickness. Can play man-to-man, mirrors receivers in and out of breaks. Some teams see him as a corner, but he would be better as a free safety. Missed the Senior Bowl because of injury, but had a good week of practice.
3. Ahmad Black, Florida – Very productive college player but his stock slipped in the postseason workouts. He did not play in the Senior Bowl and ran a slower than expected time in the 40. Put that together with his size (5-9, 180) and it has some draft projections dropping him into the fourth round. I don’t see that. Black can cover and his size did not hamper him against big-time competition at Florida. Sure tackler. Excels on kick coverage.
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