Scouts Inc. - Plenty of buzz from Senior Bowl week....

[Risen Star]

• Wisconsin QB Russell Wilson struggled with accuracy inside the pocket during the game. Wilson was entirely too late on many throws and stared down his target on a first-quarter interception. I love his intelligence, athleticism and arm strength, and Wilson has big hands and slings the ball with a quick release.

However, his lack of height (5-foot-10&#8541 is a major factor in his evaluation as an NFL prospect and Wilson has done little to ease concerns about his ability to throw accurately from inside the pocket.

• Arkansas WR Joe Adams showed great speed and run-after-catch ability, but he needs to learn to pluck the ball with his hands and secure it after the catch. Adams fumbled on the first drive of the game and let the ball into his body, as well.

He showed a nice dip move after the catch and ran hard to break through some feeble tackle attempts later in the game, and secured the ball better on that play. Adams also made a big catch over the middle at one point, showing good burst after the catch.

• Connecticut DT Kendall Reyes and Washington DT Alameda Ta'amu quietly dominated play along the interior. Reyes showed an impressive combination of initial quickness, power and awareness as both a run-stuffer and a pass-rusher. Ta'amu flashed two-gap power and the ability to disengage and disrupt in the backfield, and his effort and consistency were solid throughout the game.

Senior Bowl top 10


[+] EnlargeCliff Welch/Icon SMI Already an elite prospect, Quinton Coples cemented his status at the Senior Bowl.




The players who had the best overall showings in Mobile:


1. North Carolina DE Quinton Coples
2. Ingram
3. Upshaw
4. Jenkins
5. Clemson DT Brandon Thompson
6. Georgia G Cordy Glenn
7. Ohio State OT Mike Adams
8. Notre Dame S Harrison Smith
9. Weeden
10. Curry

Much More: http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draf...nior-bowl-week-left-plenty-impressions-scouts

 

[RS12]

• Connecticut DT Kendall Reyes and Washington DT Alameda Ta'amu quietly dominated play along the interior. Reyes showed an impressive combination of initial quickness, power and awareness as both a run-stuffer and a pass-rusher. Ta'amu flashed two-gap power and the ability to disengage and disrupt in the backfield, and his effort and consistency were solid throughout the game.

Like both these guys and I am aware of Ta'amus effort. Wondering if he was a guy on a 500 team that didnt want to get hurt, like Coples.

 

[cbow44]

Quinton Coples reminded me of Jason Pierre Paul. But we probably do not have a shot.

 

[burmafrd]

Like both these guys and I am aware of Ta'amus effort. Wondering if he was a guy on a 500 team that didnt want to get hurt, like Coples.

DeCastro absolutely owned Ta'amus when they played in the season.