Fresno State
Therrian Fontenot/CB/7/4Sr:
Tremendous athlete with excellent
size\speed numbers but a marginal football player yet to translate his natural
skills onto the field. Turned in a disappointing senior campaign.
Logan Mankins/T/74/5Sr:
Nice sized blocker who opens holes
for the running game. Collegiate tackle that may project to guard at
the next level. Intelligent and tough but a limited athlete.
Brian Morris/LB/55/6Sr:
Collegiate defensive end who
projects to linebacker at the next level. Nice size, speed and tenacity
also showing the ability to drop into coverage as a three-point stance.
Must answer durability questions and prove he can play off the line of
scrimmage.
Paul Pinegar/QB/13/4Jr:
Heady signal caller with a nice
feel the position yet a marginal athlete with only average physical skills.
Claude Sanders/FDE/47/5Sr:
Undersized defensive end with
excellent size\speed numbers for the linebacker position. Makes a
lot of plays in the offensive backfield yet must prove he can be used in space.
Stephen Spach/TE/49/5Sr:
Reliable pass catcher with limited
speed and marginal upside for the next level.
Mark Wood/TE/82/5Sr:
Solid athlete with good
sized/speed numbers for the position yet a marginal prospect who rarely makes
plays on the field.
Virginia
Ottowa Anderson/WR/83/5Sr:Smallish
possession receiver with marginal speed. Beset with off-the-field problems
which caused him to be suspended the season.
Darryl Blackstock/OLB/56/3Jr:
Explosive outside linebacker
turning into a three down defender. Forces the action up the field and
improving his abilities to play in space.
Ahmad Brooks/ILB/34/3So:
Complete defender and forceful
three down linebacker. Will grab the top slot at his position should he
enter April's draft.
Elton Brown/G/61/4Sr:
Massive blocker with tremendous
power as well as the ability to engulf opponents. Opens big holes for the
running game yet coming off a poor senior campaign which has hurts his draft
stock.
Brad Butler/T/69/3Jr:
Solid run blocking strong side
tackle with the abilities to play at the next level.
Chris Canty/DE/95/5Sr:
One of the better two gap lineman
available in April's draft. Strong, stout at the point and makes a lot of
plays up the field. Blew his knee out early in the season and presently on
the sidelines.
Patrick Estes/TE/87/4Sr:
Big, powerful blocking tight end
who plays almost as a sixth lineman.
D'Brickashaw Ferguson/T/66/3Jr:
Naturally gifted blocker with
great upside the next level. Excels in pass protection yet has improved
his run blocking skills. And though we think some are just a little over
enthused about him, a prospect that will go very high in next April's draft if
he declares.
Dennis Haley/OLB/45/5Sr:
Hard working defender with the
size and speed to be used on the weak side.
Jermaine Hardy/S/36/4Sr:
Aggressive safety best
defending the run. Possesses marginal size for centerfield with pass cover
skills that could be best characterized as barely adequate.
Andrew Hoffman/DT/60/5Sr:
Active defensive lineman who makes
a lot of plays against the run. Strong and clogs the middle but possesses
a poor size\speed numbers for the next level.
Wali Lundy/RB/33/3Jr:
Quick ball carrier that is also a
solid pass catcher out of the backfield. Patient but only marginal skills
outside of tackle.
Michael McGrew/WR/88/5Sr:
Possession receiver whose game
does not have any single outstanding trait. Best shot would be as a fifth
wide out at the next level.
Heath Miller/TE/89/4Jr:
Athletic safety with outstanding
size\speed numbers. Productive pass catcher physical in all aspects of his
game.
Kai Parham/OLB/3So: Athletic
linebacker who must refine his game and become more efficient on the field.
Alvin Pearman/RB/21/4Sr:
Hard working utility back that
does a lot of things well. Stands out as a pass catcher.
Marquis Weeks/S/5/5Sr:
Nice sized safety that did a solid
job during his first season in the secondary. Good upside for the next
level as his game progresses.