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QB Jake Locker, Washington |
Locker would have been a top ten pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. |
| The Skins might not be the worst team in 2010, but could trade up to get Locker. Donavan McNabb isn't the long term answer at quarterback. |
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DE Adrian Clayborn, Iowa |
Clayborne is a difference maker and can be a pro bowl defensive end. |
| Clayborne is the complete package, at 6' 3" 282 pounds he can rush the passer and stop the run. Finished the 2009 season with 20 tackles for loss (TFL) and 11.5 sacks. |
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WR A.J. Green, Georgia (JR) |
If he stays healthy Green will be the top receiver taken in the 2011 NFL Draft. |
| At 6' 4" 207 pounds Green has blazing speed and soft hands. |
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CB Patrick Peterson, LSU (JR) |
The top cover corner in the land with great size and ball skills. |
| Peterson is a 6' 1" 211 pound ball hawk. |
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WR Julio Jones, Alabama (JR) |
Jones has been playing in a run oriented offense so his numbers aren't eye popping. |
| Jones is (6' 4" 211 lbs) is very physical and hard to tackle. |
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S DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson |
Safeties don't usually get drafted this high, but he played lights out as a junior. |
| I am surprised he didn't enter the 2010 NFL Draft, he ranked 2nd in the nation in 2009 with 8 interceptions. |
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QB Ryan Mallet, Arkansas (JR) |
A giant (6' 7" 238 lbs) quarterback with a powerful arm. |
| I have noticed a strange "hitch" in his throw, so we will see who else notices this leading to the 2011 NFL Draft. |
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RB Mark Ingram, Alabama (JR) |
From Raiders: The Heisman Trophy winner should be a solid pro for years to come. |
| He doesn't dance around, but heads straight upfield and is solid at 5' 10" 213 pounds. |
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OLB/DE Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma |
Beal has great closing speed and might make the transition to linebacker. |
| With his speed and size (6' 3" 261 lbs) he could play linebacker or end. |
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DE Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson (JR) |
You will be hearing a lot more from this young man heading into the 2011 NFL Draft. |
| Strong and quick at 6' 4" 280 pounds. |
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WR Chris Owusu, Stanford (JR) |
Running back, receiver, return man. Just get the ball into his hands. |
| He would give the bears a receiver with decent size (6' 2" 206 lbs) and game breaking skills. |
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DE Cameron Heyward, Ohio State |
A great candidate to play end in a 3-4 defense. |
| Heyward has nice size (6' 4" 288 lbs) and athletic ability. |
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DE Allen Bailey, Miami |
Very strong and athletic. Last year he led the Caines with 7 sacks. |
| At 6' 4" 288 pounds he could be a powerful force on the inside. |
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WR Terrance Toliver, LSU |
He isn't as talented as Brandon Marshal, but at 6' 5" 206 he has serious potential. |
| very quick feet and athletic, he just needs to continue to develop. |
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OLB Bruce Carter, North Carolina |
Carter is all over the field and will stop the run and play special teams. |
| Nice sized (6' 3" 230 lbs) athletic playmaker. |
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C Kristopher O' Dowd, USC |
Centers rarely go in the first round but O'Dowd could be the exception. |
| O'Dowd has been the starter at USC since he was a freshman. |
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WR Michael Floyd, Notre Dame (JR) |
Big (6' 3" 220 lbs) fast and strong. Floyd looks like a future star. |
| Was averaging 27.5 yards per catch as a sophomore in 2009 before his he broke his collarbone. |
