March 12, 2008

1. Kenny Phillips - Miami 6-2/210

A better season for the Canes might have helped Kenny who was not quite the player he was last season. He still has the read and react abilities but the off season will be crucial.

2. Reggie Smith - Oklahoma 6-1/197

I love the way Reggie plays the game, reckless abandon and controlled chaos. He will blow you up but still has great ball skills and is not only a head hunter.

3. Jonathan Hefney - Tennessee 5-10/185

Jonathan is great at staying under his hips in run support and his ball skills will get him drafted early in the first day.

4. Jamar Adams - Michigan 6-2/212

Jamar is excellent at stuffing the run with over 90 tackles at Michigan and showed a great ability to blitz in the Capital One Bowl game against Tebow.

5. Quintin Demps - Texas-El Paso 6-1/215

Quintin has some of the best ball skills in the class he is very good at reading and reacting to the quarterback.

6. Josh Barrett - Arizona State 6-3/231

Josh is a great presence along the line and is superb at shedding blockers and making the play in the hole.

7. DaJuan Morgan - NC State 6-1/206

DaJuan is a great athlete but what sets him apart is his leaping ability, this kid can really jump and that just expands his range.

8. Simeon Castille - Alabama 6-1/189

Simeon is very fast and has above average ball skills but his recognition of routes leaves him in great position at all times

9. D.J. Wolfe - Oklahoma 6-0/196

10. Marcus Griffin - Texas 6-0/190

11. Tyrell Johnson - Arkansas State 6-1/97

12. Craig Steltz - LSU 6-2/204

13. Tom Zbikowski - Notre Dame 6-0/207

14. Jamie Silva - Boston College 5-11/205

15. Darien Williams - Oklahoma 6-0/197

16. D.J. Wolfe - Oklahoma 6-0/196

17. Thomas DeCoud - California 6-2/204

18. Dominique Barber - Minnesota 6-0/210

19. Caleb Campbell - Army 6-2/223

20. Michael Grant - Arkansas 5-11/182