TexasTerror
August 6th, 2010, 10:59 AM
Per the folks at CBSSports.com for non-BCS schools...
4. Kenrick Ellis, DT, Hampton, 6-5, 340, 5.07
Hugely talented (literally), Ellis plays more like a penetrating three-technique (15 tackles for loss in 2009) than the nose tackle many make him out to be, much like former East Carolina tackle and Giants 2010 second-round pick Linval Joseph. That versatility, combined with his freakish size-speed combination, might allow teams to overlook his dismissal from South Carolina.
1. Pat Devlin, QB, Delaware, 6-3, 225, 4.82
Devlin is the third-ranked senior signal-caller behind Washington's Jake Locker and Florida State's Christian Ponder entering the season. He lacks the rocket arm and 6-foot-6 frame that shot Flacco into the middle of the first round, but if few underclass quarterbacks come out, a team in need of a passer might give this ex-Nittany Lion a shot in the top 40.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/story/13709904/devlin-tops-2011-draft-prospects-from-nonbcs-schools
4. Kenrick Ellis, DT, Hampton, 6-5, 340, 5.07
Hugely talented (literally), Ellis plays more like a penetrating three-technique (15 tackles for loss in 2009) than the nose tackle many make him out to be, much like former East Carolina tackle and Giants 2010 second-round pick Linval Joseph. That versatility, combined with his freakish size-speed combination, might allow teams to overlook his dismissal from South Carolina.
1. Pat Devlin, QB, Delaware, 6-3, 225, 4.82
Devlin is the third-ranked senior signal-caller behind Washington's Jake Locker and Florida State's Christian Ponder entering the season. He lacks the rocket arm and 6-foot-6 frame that shot Flacco into the middle of the first round, but if few underclass quarterbacks come out, a team in need of a passer might give this ex-Nittany Lion a shot in the top 40.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/story/13709904/devlin-tops-2011-draft-prospects-from-nonbcs-schools