NFL Draft Prospect: Sinorice Moss

Santana's little brother really hasn't done much of anything in college, I feel like he's overrated. Check his college stats, if he wasn't so talented and had a sibling already in the league, nobody would talk about him.

He'll be a bust in the NFL, count on it.
 
Gamebreaker said:
Santana's little brother really hasn't done much of anything in college, I feel like he's overrated. Check his college stats, if he wasn't so talented and had a sibling already in the league, nobody would talk about him.

He'll be a bust in the NFL, count on it.
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I agree with you fully. But you have to ask yourself. If S. Moss is in the second do you take em or don't you?
 
Gamebreaker said:
Santana's little brother really hasn't done much of anything in college, I feel like he's overrated. Check his college stats, if he wasn't so talented and had a sibling already in the league, nobody would talk about him.

He'll be a bust in the NFL, count on it.
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watch the skins sign lil moss...wait they dont have a first right?...yeah nevermind :p:
 
kowboys 05 said:
watch the skins sign lil moss...wait they dont have a first right?...yeah nevermind :p:
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No they dont have a first. They have a QB of the future for that pick. :p:
 
SkinsandTerps said:
No they dont have a first. They have a QB of the future for that pick. :p:
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Maybe in a couple of years you can get at least a 5th for him.
 
Moss would also be a great replacement for Terry Glenn when he goes down in game five. Owens, Crayton, Witten and Glenn or Moss would be pretty tough.
 
The last name Moss is just amazing to the NFL...But he could turn out to be a real amazing speciment in the NFL.

Sinorice has blazing speed and can zip through a whole lot of conerbacks in the NFL..
 
Chris Kuper

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Offensive Guard

CHRIS KUPER MEASURABLES Height: 6-4
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Weight: 301 40-yard dash: 5.10 10-yard dash: 1.75 20-yard shuttle: 4.60 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 9-1 225-lb. bench: 24 3-cone drill: 7.59 Vertical jump: 30 Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.93

Strengths: Has ideal size, height and the frame to add bulk. Is a great athlete with good strength and quickness. Shows good leverage and power when run blocking. Consistently gets to the linebacker level and hits moving targets. Comes out of stance with good leverage and explosion. Can knock back defenders. Works well when pulling and trapping. Overpowers some defenders at the point of attack. Gets set quickly in pass protection. Mirrors and slides well with pass rushers.

Weaknesses: Hasn't faced elite competition. Must strengthen lower body; could struggle against NFL bull rushers. Isn't overwhelming at the point of attack. Shows inconsistent technique and must improve footwork. Will need to benefit from NFL training and conditioning.
Bottom line: Kuper is a terrific athlete but his technique needs work. He will need a year or two to develop but could turn out to be a Day 2 steal.


NEWS
The Texans were the only team represented on March 7 when Kuper’s teammates participated in on-campus testing. Kuper didn’t take part, opting to stand on his Combine work and performance in January’s East-West Shrine Bowl. In addition to the Texans, the Seahawks, Chiefs, Chargers, Browns and Bengals have expressed interest in Kuper. A New England scout worked out Kuper last week. And it's possible other teams will want to take a closer look at Kuper before the draft. -- Grand Forks Herald


Highlights::
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...114509&q=kuper

Profile::
http://www.fightingsioux.com/sports/football/bio.asp?PLAYER_ID=2615

Article::
http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/sports/colleges/university_of_north_dakota/13942283.htm?source=rss&channel=grandforks_university_of_north_dakota
 
Rodrique Wright
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DEFENSIVE TACKLE:starspin
RODRIQUE WRIGHT MEASURABLES Height: 6-5
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Weight: 300 40-yard dash: 5.08 10-yard dash: 1.70 20-yard shuttle: 4.51 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 9-2 225-lb. bench: 31 3-cone drill: 7.84 Vertical jump: 32 Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.91

Strengths: Has the complete physical package; is athletic with a huge frame. Shows an explosive first step and great mobility. Is strong enough to overpower blockers and quick enough to blow by them. Is fluid as a pass rusher, using a variety of moves to keep opponents off-balance. Plays with good hustle and uses great closing speed to scrape down the line and make plays from behind. Is a powerful tackler; rolls hips into every hit. Has the athleticism to break down and make tackles in open field. Is versatile enough to play in any scheme.

Weaknesses: Doesn't always play up to abilities. Uses poor technique and plays too upright when tired. Doesn't always use hands and wingspan well enough to shed blockers, allowing them to get inside and lock on. Must be more consistent. Must improve technique, add pass-rush moves and rely less on size and athleticism. Has some durability concerns because of a 2004 ankle injury.
Bottom line: Wright might be the most gifted athlete among the defensive tackles in his class, but many feel he never fulfilled his potential in college and have questioned his desire for the game. If he is impressive in individual workouts, he should be selected early in the second round.


NEWS
Despite being double-teamed all season, Texas defensive tackle Rodrique Wright remains a top-5 player at his position. But if Wright wants to be a first-round pick he must impress scouts in postseason testing. Wright's size, speed and mean streak are great examples of what NFL defensive coordinators want in a lineman. Wright could be a late first-round to early second-round pick, with the potential to start early in his rookie season. (War Room scouts' Draft Dish)



Highlights:: (High School)
http://hornfans.com/recruiting/rpong...ps/Wright1.mpg
http://hornfans.com/recruiting/rpong...ps/Wright3.mpg


Profile::
http://texas.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=252

Highlights::
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/college/recruiting/news/2001/12/19/recruit_2/
 
Donte Whitner
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DONTE WHITNER MEASURABLES Height: 5-10
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Weight: 204 40-yard dash: 4.37 10-yard dash: 1.51 20-yard shuttle: 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 11-0 225-lb. bench: 18 3-cone drill: Vertical jump: 40 Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.56

Strengths: Is a tough, explosive defender all over the field. Excels in the box; can blitz off the corner and get to the quarterback. Is aggressive vs. the run; understands blocking schemes and closes quickly to the ball carrier. Can make plays in the open field; is a sure tackler. Is versatile vs. the pass; can play on the perimeter in man-to-man coverage. Can jam and redirect receivers at the line. Has excellent hands and ball skills. Plays with a high motor. Could contribute right away on special teams.

Weaknesses: Played strong safety in college but is a bit small and projects better as a free safety in the NFL. Started only one year in college. Lacks great recognition skills and is slow to react to play fakes. Must improve overall strength to be a run stopper in the NFL. Get pushed around at times. A knee injury in 2004 raises some durability concerns.
Bottom line: Whitner is the most versatile secondary prospect and can play all the positions in the defensive backfield. His ability to play man-to-man coverage will make him valuable right away in nickel and dime packages. His limited starting experience is a concern, but his talent is unquestioned and should warrant a second-round selection.

News
Whitner will skip his senior season and enter the '06 draft, he announced Jan. 14. Whitner is the third Ohio State underclassman to jump to the pros, joining cornerback Ashton Youboty and wide receiver Santonio Holmes.
Whitner, a junior from Cleveland, was third on the team in tackles with 73. He also four sacks, two interceptions and broke up six passes. "I thank coach (Jim) Tressel and all those involved within the football program for creating such a terrific environment to succeed both academically and athletically," Whitner said in a statement issued by his agent. "I now look forward to the challenge of playing against the premier players in the NFL."
--Associated Press


Profiles::
http://ohiostatebuckeyes.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/whitner_donte00.html
http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=8518&Sport=1

Article::
http://ohiostatebuckeyes.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/2005mag-iowa-whitner.html
 
Reggie McNeal
http://av.rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A9ibyJ...ts.tamu.edu/bios.php?SID=MFB&PID=111&YOS=2004http://av.rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A9ibyK...EXP=1143090980/**http://well-ok.blogspot.com/
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REGGIE MCNEAL MEASURABLES Height: 6-2 Weight: 198 40-yard dash: 4.35 10-yard dash: 1.56 20-yard shuttle: 4.25 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 10-1 225-lb. bench: 3-cone drill: 6.96 Vertical jump: 32 Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.59

Strengths: Is the most athletic quarterback in the '06 class. Is a big-time running threat. Shows rare speed, acceleration and agility. Is elusive with good vision; always makes initial defenders miss. Drops back quickly; is difficult to contain in the pocket. Makes plays while throwing on the run, and excels at keeping plays alive. Has the arm strength to make all the NFL throws. Can drive the ball downfield and deliver passes into tight spots. Improved as a decision-maker as a senior; had fewer mental breakdowns, fewer turnovers and more production.

Weaknesses: Has below-average size. Must bulk up to continue to perform after absorbing many hits as a runner. Takes off too quickly; must be more patient and learn to trust receivers. Shows limited field vision; locks into primary receiver too soon. Must improve mechanics. Reads defenses too slowly. Struggles to hit hot receivers against the blitz. Has trouble finding open passing windows and hitting receivers in stride. Must develop better accuracy. Gets too many passes batted down.
Bottom line: McNeal is an incredible athlete and a big-time running threat. He relies on his athleticism too much but showed significant improvement as a passer in '05. He still must refine his mechanics and develop his coverage- and blitz-recognition skills. Expect a team to draft him early on Day 2.


NEWS McNeal had the fastest 40 time by a quarterback with his 4.35 at the Combine. Athletic ability is McNeal’s greatest asset, and he is being viewed more as an athlete than a passer. He will work out at more than one position in pre-draft drills. -- War Room scouts


Highlights::
http://people.tamu.edu/~unleashed/fo...mcnealshow.htm
http://www.aggiesports.com/football/...touchdowns.htm

Profile::
http://www.aggieathletics.com/bios.php?SID=MFB&PID=111&YOS=2005
http://av.rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A9ibyJ...EXP=1143090792/**http://well-ok.blogspot.com/
 
Danieal Manning
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http://images.google.com/imgres?img...ges?q=Danieal+Manning&svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&sa=N
DANIEAL MANNING MEASURABLES Height: 5-10
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Weight: 202 40-yard dash: 4.46 10-yard dash: 1.50 20-yard shuttle: 4.07 60-yard shuttle: Broad jump: 10-3 225-lb. bench: 17 3-cone drill: 7.23 Vertical jump: 39 Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.62
Strengths: Is versatile with average size and speed. Is good in run support, and takes good angles to the ball. Is a solid tackler who wraps up the ball carrier. Is fluid, and changes directions without losing much speed. Has average range in zone coverage. Has good ball skills, and is a natural playmaker. Is a threat to score on any interception.

Weaknesses: Hasn't face elite competition. Needs technique work. Stays too high on backpedal. Shows sloppy footwork. Must improve read/react skills and awareness. Lacks ideal size as a safety and could struggle to cover quicker receivers at cornerback. Shows questionable intelligence. Bottom line: Manning is an intriguing prospect with versatility. He lacks elite physical tools but could contribute as a nickel/dime player and return man. Pencil him in as late-fifth or early-sixth round pick who could go higher because of his ability to contribute on special teams.
 
Jason Allen
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JASON ALLEN MEASURABLES Height: 6-0
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Weight: 213 40-yard dash: 4.39 10-yard dash: 1.46 20-yard shuttle: 3.81 60-yard shuttle: 11.17 Broad jump: 10-11 225-lb. bench: 17 3-cone drill: 6.75 Vertical jump: 39
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Wonderlic: 20-yard dash: 2.52

Strengths: Is a playmaker who uses his long arms, leaping ability and strength to win jump balls and take away passes. Plays well against the run and in coverage. Has decent speed, good burst and great ball skills. Is tall and smooth and can turn and run with receivers. Fills the hole hard against the run, tackles well in the open field and uses his size to make big hits. Excels at redirecting receivers at the line of scrimmage. Is comfortable playing in the tackle box. Can shed blockers.

Weaknesses: A dislocated hip ended his senior season, raising questions about his durability. Is a bit of a ’tweener; lacks elite speed to play cornerback. Must improve at open-field tackling and playing in space to become an elite safety. Lacks great pre-snap recognition. Relies too much on his athletic ability in coverage. Bottom line: Allen has a lot of potential and projects highly as both a cornerback and safety. However, his hip injury prevented him from playing in all-star games. His ability is unquestioned, and he was a first-round prospect before the injury. He now must prove he is the player he was in 2004. He is worth the risk late in the third round.

Information::
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Safety+Jason+Allen&btnG=Search
http://www.altavista.com/web/results?itag=ody&q=Safety+Jason+Allen&kgs=1&kls=0


Highlights::
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Safety+Jason+Allen+Video+Highlights&btnG=Search

http://utsports.collegesports.com/multimedia/fbmultimedia.html
 
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