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Continue reading →: LaMarr Woodley Steelers
6 years 61.5 million with 22.5 million guaranteed may be a little much for someone who has never proven himself without James Harrison. However, Woodley is only 26 and he has 35 sacks in the last 3 seasons and this move helps their immediate cap situation so it makes…
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Continue reading →: LaMarr Houston Scout
Defensive Tackle/3-4 Defensive End Texas 6-3 305 40 time: 4.85 Draft board overall prospect rank: #46 Draft board 3-4 defensive end rank: #8 Overall rating: 78* 4/8/10: LaMarr Houston burst onto the scene this year as the best defender on Texas’ underrated defense. Colt McCoy and Texas’ offense…
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Continue reading →: Lamar Miller Scout
Running Back Miami 5-11 212 Draft board overall prospect rank: #59 Draft board overall running back rank: #4 Overall rating: 74 (3rd round) 40 time: 4.38 Games watched: Ohio State/Miami, Miami/Virginia Tech, Miami/Virginia, Miami/Florida State, Miami/Duke, Miami/South Florida Positives · Incredibly fast · Excellent 40 (4.38) · Incredibly explosive · Deadly in space · …
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Continue reading →: LaDainian Tomlinson Jets
LT comes to the Jets to replace Thomas Jones, begging the question, was this necessary? Thomas Jones was the 3rd leading rusher in the league last year and he only one year older than LT and he got paid 5 million over 2 years to go to the Chiefs…
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Continue reading →: Kyle Wilson
Cornerback Boise State 5-10 194 40 time: 4.43 Draft board overall prospect rank: #27 Draft board cornerback rank: #2 Overall rating: 84* 3/2/10: He didn’t run, but he didn’t need to. First he benched 25 reps of 225 pounds at 5-10 194. Then he ended his day by being,…
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Continue reading →: Kyle Williams Bills
Kyle Williams is the best nose tackle in the league. He might even be the best defensive tackle period. He’s scheme versatile. He can move outside and play end. He plays every down. He’s an absolute beast against the run and grades out as the best run stuffer in…
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Continue reading →: Kyle Vanden Bosch Lions
Vanden Bosch only had 7.5 sacks over the last two years, but he’s thrived in Jim Schwartz’ system before when the current Lions head man was a D-Coordinator in Tennessee. He had 12 sacks under him in 2007. 26 million dollars seems like a lot over 4 years for a…
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Continue reading →: Kyle Rudolph Scout
Tight End Notre Dame 6-6 258 Draft board overall prospect rank: #41 Draft board overall tight end rank: #1 Overall rating: 79 (early 2nd) 40 time: 4.75 4/11/11: Kyle Rudolph is a first round talent with 7th round durability. Athletically he is an elite tight end prospect and he…
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Continue reading →: Kyle Kosier Cowboys
Kosier turns 33 this season and he dealt with some injuries last year, but the Cowboys almost needed to do this. After cutting Leonard Davis (a necessary cap cutting move) they were very thin at guard and they got Kosier at a cheap rate, 3 million per year for…
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Continue reading →: Kyle Calloway Scout
Offensive Tackle Iowa 6-6 323 40 time: 5.51 Draft board overall prospect rank: #98 Draft board offensive tackle rank: #11 Overall rating: 70* 3/29/10: Bryan Bulaga is the most talked about Iowa offensive tackle, but let’s not forget about his talented bookend right tackle,…