| BFTB Scouting Targets: |
| Player |
School |
Pos. |
Class |
Height |
Weight |
| Jonathan Martin |
Stanford |
OT |
Jr. |
6'6 |
304 lbs |
| Despite Andrew Luck's presence, his strength is run blocking not pass blocking. He gets the highest grades for his run blocking skills. Smart player with a lot of football intelligence. If he's not blocking anyone it's because there's no one left to block. He's got the physical abilities to do be a good pass blocker, but needs to hone his skills. (1st round) |
| Justin Blackmon |
Oklahoma State |
WR |
Jr. |
6'1 |
211 lbs |
| To be the perfect WR prospect he'd have to be a little taller, but his leaping ability does a lot to make up for that. He's a smart player and works hard, but his 2010 DUI would tell you his judgment isn't perfect. He's not going to wow anyone at the combine in the non-football drills, but he can run routes, fool defenders, beat defenders one-on-one and his hands and body control are near perfect. I haven't heard this comp before, but maybe a Reggie Wayne one fits. (1st round) |
| Melvin Ingram |
South Carolina |
DE |
Sr. |
6'2 |
272 lbs |
|
Hopefully for whoever drafts him Ingram's bones aren't especially brittle. He broke his foot and missed a whole season in 2008, then last year broke his hand and played through it. He's short and stocky for a typical pass rusher, especially when projecting him to the 3-4. Has experience playing LB though where he shows range against the run. Some also think he could play interior line on passing downs. High motor. Elite closing burst. Strong coming off the line. (1st round)
|
| David Decastro |
Stanford |
OG |
Sr. |
6'4
|
313 lbs |
| Prototypical build for the position as he not only is tall and big, but carries it well. Lunchpail guy. Elite instincts and awareness, so he should step in and start right away. Great finisher. Good at blocking for both the run and the pass. (1st round) |
| Devon Still |
Penn State |
DT |
Sr. |
6'5 |
307 lbs |
| Tall, bulky, athletic and not a good pass rusher. A nice fit for a 3-4 DE. He's good at stopping the run and has a strong motor. That motor carries over to his work ethic as he's had to battle back from two major injuries. Both those are behind him now (occurred in 2007 and 2008) and he's ready to prove something in his final season. Had a run in with a teammate where a knife got pulled on him and had run in with the law when he investigated and later dismissed of marijuana charges when items were found in his apartment he shared. Two of his cousins played in the NFL. (1st round) |
| Alshon Jeffery |
South Carolina |
WR |
Sr. |
6'4 |
232 lbs |
|
| Big bodied WR who was elite hands. Very smooth and natural catching the ball. He's also good at getting in position to catch the ball as he tracks it well and has good balance and body control. He runs the entire route tree very well. Doesn't miss games. Shows up big in big games. (1st or 2nd round) |
| Jarvis Jones |
Georgia |
OLB |
Jr. |
6'2 |
242 lbs
|
| Has said that he's returning to school, but with him currently in the first round mix it's best to wait until the deadline to assume anything. It's interesting that you have current Charger Darryl Gamble and Kansas City 2nd round pick Justin Houston manning the two OLB positions one year and then Jones starts the next and is projected to be a better NFL prospect. (1st or 2nd round) |
| Levy Adcock |
Oklahoma State |
OT |
Sr. |
6'4 |
322 lbs |
| Big, tough, hard nosed, run blocking specialist OT who has that means streak that scouts look for. No character issues, very durable. Will have trouble with speed rushers in the NFL. (2nd round) |
| Coby Fleener |
Stanford |
TE |
Sr. |
6'6 |
252 lbs |
| A big target even for a TE. He's one of, if not the top, weapon for Andrew Luck. He hasn't missed a single game in his college career and durability would be a great quality in an Antonio Gates backup. He's an excellent pass catcher, runs his routes well, can get separation and can run after the catch better than any other of the current college TEs. He's not a 1st round pick because his blocking just isn't there. He shows potential in pass protection, but the run blocking needs work. Some of that can be taught, but some of it is good instincts about how to get leverage. (2nd round) |
| Nick Toon |
Wisconsin |
WR |
Sr. |
6'1 |
213 lbs |
| Toon, like Crick, is returning to the scouting reports for a 2nd (if not 3rd) year. He's got NFL genes as some of you might remember Al Toon from the 80s and early 90s. He's good hands and good enough speed and size. He's not a burner, but he runs hard which helps his after the catch running. He'll need to perfect his route running at the next level. (2nd round) |
| Kevin Zeitler |
Wisconsin |
OG |
Sr. |
6'3 |
322 lbs |
| Really hard worker who would have something to prove if he came to the Chargers since I'm not sure he's their type. He plays in that power running Wisconsin offense and would need to learn to pass prospect for a more pro style offense in San Diego. His main asset in the passing game is that he won't be beat often by power rushers. In the run. He's better in the run when he's not used as a pulling guard. (2nd round)> |
| Lavonte David |
Nebraska |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'0 |
223 lbs |
| David hustles and has got quickness and speed to chase down RBs from behind. He's also a good tackler with proper fundamentals and can knock balls loose. He's shown an ability to survive in coverage and wouldn't have to come off the field on 3rd down. (2nd round) |
| Cordy Glenn |
Georgia |
OG |
Sr. |
6'5 |
335 lbs |
| His best skill is run blocking and that skill gets the highest grade possible, but also gets high grades for pass blocking as well. Extremely durable, hasn't missed a game yet. He's got that mean streak you look for and is real tough and physical. More than held his own against Nick Fairley last year when he went against him one-on-one. No character issues and has shown maturity since becoming the starter as a freshman. (2nd round) |
| Orson Charles |
Georgia |
TE |
Jr. |
6'3 |
245 lbs |
| Has enough speed that he can punish linebackers deep. Looks fluid catching the ball, but can sometimes start his run after the catch too soon. Quick getting off the line. Can line up in the slot. Will start as more of a role player since his blocking needs a lot of work. (2nd round) |
| Mike Adams |
Ohio State |
OT |
Sr. |
6'5 |
312 lbs |
| (2nd round) |
| Brandon Boykin |
Georgia |
CB |
Sr. |
5'9 |
181 lbs |
| Durable cornerback who is slightly undersized and lacks the ideal top end speed to compensate for it. He his athletic, has fluid hips and is by no means too slow to at least survive at the position. He can also be physical and has the SEC mentality where he'll help out in run support. (2nd round) |
| Jerel Worthy |
Michigan State |
DT |
Sr. |
6'3 |
305 lbs |
| A college DT that might grade out better as a 3-4 DE. He's shown that he can take on double teams, but is not much of a pass rusher. He does have good quickness though and when not doubled can make his presence felt in the backfield. He just doesn't have the closing burst to cause QBs too much concern, but RBs have a hard time getting past him. Strong enough to knock blockers to the ground on occasion. (2nd round) |
| Ben Jones |
Georgia |
OC |
Sr. |
6'2 |
311 lbs |
| Another durable Bulldog lineman. He's a team leader, which is always a good quality in a center, He's not the greatest run or pass blocker, but gets good grades for both. Can struggle against counters, but is smart and knows how to get good leverage and positioning. Doesn't work as well in space as he does in close quarters. A smart player with a lot of aggressiveness and toughness to give. (3rd round) |
| Stephon Gilmore |
South Carolina |
CB |
Jr. |
5'11 |
193 lbs |
| Durable. Good student. Vocal leader. Strong in run support even if he's overmatched. Great understanding of the defense and its schemes. Plays with perhaps a little too much passion. His cover skills are okay, but there's potential for improvement with some technique work. (3rd round) |
| LaMichael James |
Oregon |
RB |
Jr. |
5'9 |
185 lbs |
| Explosive, highly productive back who could turn his eyes to the NFL, especially after a win in this game. He's got the speed and hands you like in a RB, but he's quite raw. He'll have to learn about pass blocking and a whole new offensive system. He's also an undersized back, which some teams shy away from. (3rd round) |
| Markelle Martin |
Oklahoma State |
S |
Sr. |
6'0 |
202 lbs |
| A safety with good size, very good speed and a pension for getting injured. He'll try to finally stay healthy this year as he shows of his awareness and diagnostic abilities from the safety position. He's not a big hitter, but he's an aggressive player and his capable of knocking balls loose. He's shown that he's rangy and can cover as well or better than any college safety can. (3rd round) |
| Montee Ball |
Wisconsin |
RB |
Jr. |
5'11 |
214 lbs |
| Not your typical Wisconsin Badger RB. I think of Badger backs as bruisers in the Ron Dayne mold, but Ball has wheels and he's shifty. He's also the nation's leading rusher and touchdowns. He's 2 TDs away from breaking Barry Sanders' single season FBS TD record. (3rd round) |
| B.J Cunningham |
Michigan State |
WR |
Sr. |
6'2 |
227 lbs |
| Good WR size, but not great speed. He runs good routes, but he also doesn't show the burst needed to get consistent separation and he sometimes lets the ball get to his frame instead of catching with his hands. He's shifty and could be useful when trying to get some YAC. He got suspended for getting involved in a brawl with a fraternity in 2009 where he also accepted a guilty plea for misdemeanor assault and battery. (3rd round) |
| Trent Robinson |
Michigan State |
S |
Sr. |
5'10 |
197 lbs |
| A good, but not great prospect. He's not going to be able to be a FS in the NFL and will probably have to line up closer to box and do some run stopping to be valuable. Unfortunately for him, there are tons of those types of safeties that come out every year these days. He's also not that good at catching or securing the ball after the catch. (4th round) |
| Jack Crawford |
Penn State |
DE |
Sr. |
6'5 |
267 lbs |
| Crawford got mentioned a couple of times in last year's scouting reports. He was born in England and picked up football his junior year of high school. Could possibly project to 3-4 OLB, but early returns were not great and scouts doubt he has the athleticism for that role. If he can improve his coverage abilities to go along with his decent pass rush abilities then he could be a decent depth acquisition as an OLB. (4th round) |
| Devin Taylor |
South Carolina |
DE |
Jr. |
6'6 |
245 lbs |
| Not a great pass rusher, but is solid against the run. A 3-4 team would need him to bulk up since he'd only project as a DE in that scheme. However, he has the frame to support that. High effort guy, hard worker. Probably should come back for senior year. (4th round) |
| Devier Posey |
Ohio State |
WR |
Sr. |
6'0 |
197 lbs |
| Posey's game is dependent on speed. He uses his top end speed and his ability to change geers quickly to elude defenders and get open. He can also use it to explode after the catch and pick up some YAC. However, he's not a polished route runner and he shies from contact. He's got that NFL WR attitude already and he's one of the players suspended to start of next season, but stuck with his college team even though his teammate Terrelle Pryor bailed under the same circumstaces. (4th round) |
| Jeff Demps |
Florida |
RB |
Sr. |
5'8 |
184 lbs |
| (4th round) |
| Chris Rainey |
Florida |
RB |
Sr. |
5'8 |
176 lbs |
| (Mid rounds) |
| Antonio Allen |
South Carolina |
S |
Sr. |
6'2 |
202 lbs |
| The world "lean" is used a lot to describe Allen. However, at his current weight he's light on his feet and has a nice backpedal. Didn't show much in the way of playmaking in the secondary partially because his closing speed is not that good. Lots of experience playing at the line of scrimmage and is skilled at fighting off blockers and making tackles. (Mid rounds) |
| David Paulson |
Oregon |
TE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
243 lbs |
| In typical Oregon style, he's not the biggest or fastest but he gets the job done and has a penchant for making big plays. His hands are good, but is blocking is not so good. He's a bit of project since he's lined up out wide often and didn't get the reps playing on the line and blocking defenders. (Mid rounds) |
| Keshawn Martin |
Michigan State |
WR |
Sr. |
5'10 |
192 lbs |
| He's a little short for a WR, but at the low end of the acceptable height range. He has excellent speed and his stock will probably rise and fall based on his 40 time. He doesn't have natural hands and can be a bit of a body catcher. Perhaps that can be fixed since his ability to beat defenders with speed is quite useful. He's not terribly elusiveness so don't look for much YAC unless he can run in a straight line. (Mid rounds) |
| Eddie Pleasant |
Oregon |
S |
Sr. |
5'10 |
208 lbs |
| He's going to be a project, but he plays hard and will fit in on special teams right away.He's not necessarily a troublemaker, but there are concerns about his character. The word "hard-headed" comes up and he also is vocal and emotional. More of an in-the-box safety than a coverage guy. (Mid rounds) |
| Michael Brewster |
Ohio State |
OC |
Sr. |
6'2 |
302 lbs |
| (Mid rounds) |
| Dan Herron |
Ohio State |
RB |
Sr. |
5'9 |
217 lbs |
| (Mid rounds) |
| Nathan Williams |
Ohio State |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'2 |
247 lbs |
| (Mid rounds) |
| Eric Latimore |
Penn State |
DE |
Sr. |
6'6 |
275 lbs |
| (Mid rounds) |
| Nathan Stupar |
Penn State |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'1 |
240 lbs |
| Could be a candidate to move to the ILB position with the Chargers like Jonas Mouton did. His best skills come when he's stopping the run, but he's not a liability in coverage either. Good at reading plays and recognizing what the QB and the offense are doing. He's got an excellent aptitude for special teams and would be an immediate contributor in that area. Blocked 2 punts last season. (Mid rounds) |
| Chris Owusu |
Stanford |
WR |
Sr. |
5'11 |
195 lbs |
| Possibly a Vincent Brown type. He plays for a top QB and he's about the same size. His production has lacked when looked at as a whole, but he's had some very good games. Some of that is due to injury as he's missed a fair amount of time over the years and some of it is that Luck has plenty of other options and he gets the best out of all them. As the senior leader of this year's wideout corps he should be a main target for luck and get a chance to show that he's a better route runner and pass catcher than scouts have given him credit for. (Mid to late rounds) |
| Derek Moye |
Penn State |
WR |
Sr. |
6'6 |
202 lbs |
| Moye is physical, tall, has above average speed and isn't afraid of contact. Needs some work on technique so he can get good releases and be in position when the QB is ready to throw. Inconsistent as a blocker, but there is potential in that area. Could be a good fit for the Chargers system even if only as project (Mid to late rounds) |
| Jamie Blatnick |
Oklahoma State |
DE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
264 lbs |
| Not a sexy high pick pass rusher, but could be an interesting depth move laft. In 2010 he plead guilty to an assault and battery charge after hitting a former Oklahoma State player with a beer bottle. He'll have to face the #2 OT prospect in Jonathan Martin, so if he breaks through in this one he'll have told scouts a lot. (Mid to late rounds) |
| Brian Linthicum |
Michigan St. |
TE |
Sr. |
6'4 |
240 lbs |
| A good pass catcher in the Spartans offense, but not really an all around TE. He's also a little on the small end for a TE. He is a competitor and will make catches over the middle. He may have a bit of a hard time getting separation or YAC in the NFL because his burst is not that good even though his top end speed is adequate. He's got a solid character flag on his sheet after a bar fight that turned into a third-degree misdemeanor harassment plea. Allegedly, officers had to use a stun gun to subdue him. (Mid to late rounds) |
| Stephfon Green |
Penn State |
RB |
Sr. |
5'10 |
198 lbs |
| (Mid to late rounds) |
| D'anton Lynn |
Penn State |
S |
Sr. |
6'0 |
212 lbs |
| (Mid to late rounds) |
| NFL Prospects: |
| Player |
School |
Pos. |
Class |
Height |
Weight |
| Andrew Luck |
Stanford |
QB |
Sr. |
6'4 |
235 lbs |
| The talk of this year's draft class. He's got all the physical abilities, the size, the mental makeup, the skills and the football IQ you want. He's a team leader, he's a high character guy, he can make all the throws and he's been successful in college. There's nothing not to like about the guy that Mel Kiper, Jr calls the best QB prospect since John Elway. (#1 overall pick) |
| Alfonzo Dennard |
Nebraska |
CB |
Sr. |
5'9 |
204 lbs |
| Smallish CB prospect that's still a good NFL prospect. The Chargers tend to value size at the position too highly to take more than just a look. His strength comes in the form of his cover skills despite his lack of height. (1st or 2nd round) |
| Brandon Weeden |
Oklahoma State |
QB |
Sr. |
6'3 |
217 lbs |
| Kind of a lean QB. Tough though and played through a ruptured tendon in the thumb of his throwing hand last year. He's spread QB that also has a gunslinger label. He's pretty raw, but athletic. Throws a little sidearmed, kind of like a SS in baseball, which makes sense because he's played a lot of baseball. (3rd round) |
| Kirk Cousins |
Michigan State |
QB |
Sr. |
6'2 |
202 lbs |
| Quick release, good arm strength, good pre-snap work (audibles, calling for blocks) and good speed/scrambling ability. Doesn't make the best decisions after the snap and can rely on his arm. Has some durability concerns. Tremendous team leader. Has shown ability to step his game up in the 4th quarter. (3rd round) |
| Case Keenum |
Houston |
QB |
Sr. |
6'0 |
205 lbs |
| Prolific college passer who doesn't project well to the NFL. He's been injury prone, he's on the shorter side and his on field decision making is not very good when he's not running plays from the gimmicky shotgun spread offense. His arm strength is above average and he throws a good ball, especially deep balls. (Late rounds) |
| Russell Wilson |
Wisconsin |
QB |
Sr. |
5'11 |
207 lbs |
| (Mid to late rounds) |
| Sleepers: |
| Player |
School |
Pos. |
Class |
Height |
Weight |
| Sammy Brown |
Houston |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'1 |
235 lbs |
| (Late rounds) |
| Pat Edwards |
WR |
Sr. |
5'9
|
178 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Bryce Beall |
Houston |
RB |
Sr. |
5'10 |
202 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| David Hunter |
Houston |
DT |
Sr. |
6'1 |
283 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Michael Hayes |
Houston |
RB |
Sr. |
5'8 |
190 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Jarve Dean |
Houston |
OG |
Sr. |
6'3 |
325 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Tyron Carrier |
Houston |
WR |
Sr. |
5'6 |
159 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Joe Suhey |
Penn State |
FB |
Sr. |
6'1 |
220 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Johnnie Troutman |
Penn State |
OG |
Sr. |
6'4 |
327 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Quinn Barham |
Penn State |
OT |
Sr. |
6'3 |
302 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Drew Astorino |
Penn State |
S |
Sr. |
5'10 |
200 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Nick Sukay |
Penn State |
S |
Sr. |
6'0 |
210 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| J.B. Shugarts |
Ohio State |
OT |
Sr. |
6'5 |
310 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Solomon Thomas |
Ohio State |
DE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
250 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Andrew Sweat |
Ohio State |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'0 |
232 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Tyler Moeller |
Ohio State |
S |
Sr. |
6'0 |
205 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Jaye Howard |
Florida |
DT |
Sr. |
6'2 |
301 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Johnny Brantley |
Florida |
QB |
Sr. |
6'2 |
218 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Moses Jenkins |
Florida |
CB |
Sr. |
6'1 |
183 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| William Green |
Florida |
DE |
Sr. |
6'3
|
249 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Deonte' Thompson |
Florida |
WR |
Sr. |
5'11 |
202 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Garrett Celek |
Michigan State |
TE |
Sr. |
6'4 |
245 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Keith Nichol |
Michigan State |
WR |
Sr. |
6'2 |
222 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Blair Walsh |
Georgia |
K |
Sr. |
5'9 |
186 lbs |
| Possibly the top kicker in the draft. (Late Rounds) |
| Drew Butler |
Georgia |
{ |
Sr. |
6'1 |
209 lbs |
| (Late Rounds) |
| Trinton Sturdivant |
Georgia |
OT |
Sr. |
6'5 |
322 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Deangelo Tyson |
Georgia |
DT |
Sr. |
6'4 |
292 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Aron White |
Georgia |
TE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
225 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Bruce Figgins |
Georgia |
TE |
Sr. |
6'2 |
262 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Justin Anderson |
Georgia |
OG |
Sr. |
6'4 |
339 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Marcel Jones |
Nebraska |
OT |
Sr. |
6'6 |
327 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Mike Caputo |
Nebraska |
OC |
Sr. |
6'0 |
275 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Jermarcus Hardrick |
Nebraska |
OT |
Sr. |
6'4 |
331 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Austin Wells |
Nebraska |
TE |
Sr. |
6'4 |
246 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Austin Cassidy |
Nebraska |
S |
Sr. |
6'0 |
210 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Brandon Kinnie |
Nebraska |
WR |
Sr. |
6'2 |
228 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Rokevious Watkins |
South Carolina |
OG |
Sr. |
6'4 |
322 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Stephen Garcia |
South Carolina |
QB |
Sr. |
6'2 |
232 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Travian Robertson |
South Carolina |
DT |
Sr. |
6'4 |
297 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Akeem Auguste |
South Carolina |
CB |
Sr. |
5'10 |
182 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Kyle Nunn |
South Carolina |
OT |
Sr. |
6'5 |
295 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Aaron Henry |
Wisconsin |
S |
Sr. |
5'11 |
208 lbs |
| The top safety prospect in the game, but as of right now he's not looking like someone that can start in the NFL right away. He's got the fluid hips that you look for in the position and he's rangey enough to cover the deep routes. He'll need film room study to get his route recognitions up to par. He also hasn't shown much of an ability to be a playmaker, but the same good be said of 2011 Chargers draft pick Marcus Gilchrist. (UDFA) |
| Kyle Wojita |
Wisconsin |
LS |
Sr. |
6'1 |
228 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Phil Welch |
Wisconsin |
K |
Sr. |
6'2 |
210 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Brad Nortman |
Wisconsin |
P |
Sr. |
6'2 |
214 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Bradie Ewing |
Wisconsin |
FB |
Sr. |
5'11 |
238 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Jake Byrne |
Wisconsin |
TE |
Sr. |
6'4 |
266 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Josh Oglesby |
Wisconsin |
OT |
Sr. |
6'7 |
331 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Patrick Butrym |
Wisconsin |
DT |
Sr. |
6'3 |
290 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Antonio Fenelus |
Wisconsin |
CB |
Sr. |
5'8 |
193 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Louis Nzegwu |
Wisconsin |
DE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
248 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Devin Smith |
Wisconsin |
S |
Sr. |
5'9 |
188 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Josh Kaddu |
Oregon |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'3 |
231 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Brandon Williams |
Oregon |
TE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
237 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Mark Asper |
Oregon |
OT |
Sr. |
6'6 |
322 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Lavasier Tuinei |
Oregon |
WR |
Sr. |
6'4 |
213 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Terrell Turner |
Oregon |
DE/td> |
Sr. |
6'1 |
273 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Darrion Weems |
Oregon |
OT |
Sr. |
6'4 |
300 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Anthony Gildon |
Oregon |
CB |
Sr. |
5'11 |
178 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Delano Howell |
Stanford |
S |
Sr. |
5'10 |
200 lbs |
| A former RB who has the speed and size to play saferty in the NFL. He's still a work in progress at the position so some of his skills aren't up to snuff. However, he's shown some ability to get interceptions. (UDFA) |
| Max Bergen |
Stanford |
ILB |
Sr. |
6'0/td> |
230 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Matthew Masifilo |
Stanford |
DE |
Sr. |
6'3 |
282 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Jeremy Stewart |
Stanford |
RB |
Sr. |
6'0 |
215 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Alex Debniak |
Stanford |
OLB |
Sr. |
6'1 |
230 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Johnson Bademosi |
Stanford |
S |
Sr. |
5'11 |
200 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Michael Thomas |
Stanford |
S |
Sr. |
5'9 |
185 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Grant Garner |
Oklahoma State |
WOC |
Sr. |
6'2 |
307 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Johnny Thomas |
Oklahoma State |
S |
Sr. |
5'11 |
202 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Jonathan Rush |
Oklahoma State |
OG |
Sr. |
6'3 |
307 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Josh Cooper |
Oklahoma State |
WR |
Sr. |
5'10 |
192 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
| Hubert Anyiam |
Oklahoma State |
WR |
Sr. |
5'11 |
200 lbs |
| (UDFA) |
