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T.J. Clemmings/OL/Pittsburgh: Prior to the game Friday night I posted Clemmings as a player to watch and he did not disappoint. His blocking helped pave the way for a Pittsburgh offense which put up 414-yards of offense during the victory over Boston College. What stood out most was the way the Panthers constantly ran behind Clemmings, picking up big chunks of yardage. Graded as a middle round choice, Clemmings is a mobile right tackle with the footwork and athleticism necessary to move to the blind-side but has the build of a guard best in a zone/motion blocking scheme.
Jake Fisher/T/Oregon: It was an epic contest between the Ducks and Michigan State and just as Oregon raised their profile in the race for the national title, so to did Fisher raise his ranking with decision makers in the scouting community. Fisher was by no means spectacular rather very steady and controlled Spartans pass rusher Shilique Calhoun, unanimously graded as a first round prospect. Calhoun finished with three solo tackles and was not much of a factor at any point during the game. Fisher is not a flashy lineman rather a fundamentally sound blocker with a great feel for the position and he looked terrific protecting the edge.
Markus Golden/DE-OLB/Missouri: It seems every year Missouri puts a real good defensive front seven player into the draft and this year the program offers Golden. An explosive pass rusher, Golden possesses both short area quickness as well as long speed. He was all over the field against Toledo who fields a veteran and productive offensive line, collecting 6 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and 1 sack. Primarily coming out of a three point stance, Golden is similar in style and substance to Marcus Smith, the first round pick of the Philadelphia Eagles last April, and a move to outside linebacker is a distinct possibility.
Justin Hardy/WR/East Carolina: It says a lot when Hardy was the games most productive receiver despite his team losing to the high powered South Carolina offense. He finished the contest with 11 receptions for 133 yards even as the Gamecocks secondary tried to take him from the game. Hardy is a polished receiver that stands out in ever facet of the game. He’s not big or a vertical threat rather a top 100 pick that could line up as a number two/three receiver in a variety of offensive systems in the NFL.
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=10009
T.J. Clemmings/OL/Pittsburgh: Prior to the game Friday night I posted Clemmings as a player to watch and he did not disappoint. His blocking helped pave the way for a Pittsburgh offense which put up 414-yards of offense during the victory over Boston College. What stood out most was the way the Panthers constantly ran behind Clemmings, picking up big chunks of yardage. Graded as a middle round choice, Clemmings is a mobile right tackle with the footwork and athleticism necessary to move to the blind-side but has the build of a guard best in a zone/motion blocking scheme.
Jake Fisher/T/Oregon: It was an epic contest between the Ducks and Michigan State and just as Oregon raised their profile in the race for the national title, so to did Fisher raise his ranking with decision makers in the scouting community. Fisher was by no means spectacular rather very steady and controlled Spartans pass rusher Shilique Calhoun, unanimously graded as a first round prospect. Calhoun finished with three solo tackles and was not much of a factor at any point during the game. Fisher is not a flashy lineman rather a fundamentally sound blocker with a great feel for the position and he looked terrific protecting the edge.
Markus Golden/DE-OLB/Missouri: It seems every year Missouri puts a real good defensive front seven player into the draft and this year the program offers Golden. An explosive pass rusher, Golden possesses both short area quickness as well as long speed. He was all over the field against Toledo who fields a veteran and productive offensive line, collecting 6 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and 1 sack. Primarily coming out of a three point stance, Golden is similar in style and substance to Marcus Smith, the first round pick of the Philadelphia Eagles last April, and a move to outside linebacker is a distinct possibility.
Justin Hardy/WR/East Carolina: It says a lot when Hardy was the games most productive receiver despite his team losing to the high powered South Carolina offense. He finished the contest with 11 receptions for 133 yards even as the Gamecocks secondary tried to take him from the game. Hardy is a polished receiver that stands out in ever facet of the game. He’s not big or a vertical threat rather a top 100 pick that could line up as a number two/three receiver in a variety of offensive systems in the NFL.
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=10009