if we don't get arrington, we need to draft a pass rushing olb, so i just looked at the olb available in the draft and found 2 interesting players that could be available in the 3rd round, if we draft a safety or wr in the 1st round and don't trade down for more picks...
[SIZE=+2]Terna Nande[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Position: OLB[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]College: Miami (OH) [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Projected Round3[/SIZE]
HEIGHT 6'0''
WEIGHT 232
40TIME 4.51
Pros: Great measurables... tremendously strong (41 reps), sub 4.5 speed, and a 36.5" vertical. Very good in pass rushing and coverage. Experienced player who knows his job and does it well.
Cons: Doesn't have ideal size, doesn't always show proper tackling technique, and has struggles reading plays at times. Still questions regarding him as an NFL prospect and how polished he is for the next level.
Draft Exchange Analysis:
Scouting Report
Rare physical specimen who possesses a bench press of 520 lbs., a squat of 620 lbs., a vertical jump of 36.5 inches and a 4.43 time in the 40-yard dash ... a two-time all-MAC honoree after earning first-team plaudits in 2004 ... enters his third season as a starter after being a contributor as a true freshman ... moves to down lineman on passing downs to provide an extra pass rusher ... on the Nagurski Trophy watch list for the nation's best defensive player ... has All-America potential ... ranked 40th on a list of the top 100 NFL Prospects for 2006 in a list compiled by USA Today
Draft Exchange Analysis:
At Stanford: A fifth-year senior who has earned a reputation as one of the best and most athletic outside linebackers in college football ... An honors candidate in 2005 who will be looked upon to be one of the team leaders ... Combines speed, quickness and athleticism ... Has great instincts and the ability to get in the opponent's backfield ... Has started 16 games in his career, including all 11 last year, and has registered 20 tackles for loss, 14.5 sacks and 112 total tackles ... A tremendous prospect who could make his mark on the national scene in 2005 ... Three-year letter-winner
[SIZE=+2]Jon Alston[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Position: OLB [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]College: Stanford [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Projected Round3[/SIZE]
HEIGHT 6'1''
WEIGHT 223
40TIME 4.4
Draft Exchange Analysis:
At Stanford: A fifth-year senior who has earned a reputation as one of the best and most athletic outside linebackers in college football ... An honors candidate in 2005 who will be looked upon to be one of the team leaders ... Combines speed, quickness and athleticism ... Has great instincts and the ability to get in the opponent's backfield ... Has started 16 games in his career, including all 11 last year, and has registered 20 tackles for loss, 14.5 sacks and 112 total tackles ... A tremendous prospect who could make his mark on the national scene in 2005 ... Three-year letter-winner.
what are your thoughts about them?
[SIZE=+2]Terna Nande[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Position: OLB[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]College: Miami (OH) [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Projected Round3[/SIZE]
HEIGHT 6'0''
WEIGHT 232
40TIME 4.51
Pros: Great measurables... tremendously strong (41 reps), sub 4.5 speed, and a 36.5" vertical. Very good in pass rushing and coverage. Experienced player who knows his job and does it well.
Cons: Doesn't have ideal size, doesn't always show proper tackling technique, and has struggles reading plays at times. Still questions regarding him as an NFL prospect and how polished he is for the next level.
Draft Exchange Analysis:
Scouting Report
Rare physical specimen who possesses a bench press of 520 lbs., a squat of 620 lbs., a vertical jump of 36.5 inches and a 4.43 time in the 40-yard dash ... a two-time all-MAC honoree after earning first-team plaudits in 2004 ... enters his third season as a starter after being a contributor as a true freshman ... moves to down lineman on passing downs to provide an extra pass rusher ... on the Nagurski Trophy watch list for the nation's best defensive player ... has All-America potential ... ranked 40th on a list of the top 100 NFL Prospects for 2006 in a list compiled by USA Today
Draft Exchange Analysis:
At Stanford: A fifth-year senior who has earned a reputation as one of the best and most athletic outside linebackers in college football ... An honors candidate in 2005 who will be looked upon to be one of the team leaders ... Combines speed, quickness and athleticism ... Has great instincts and the ability to get in the opponent's backfield ... Has started 16 games in his career, including all 11 last year, and has registered 20 tackles for loss, 14.5 sacks and 112 total tackles ... A tremendous prospect who could make his mark on the national scene in 2005 ... Three-year letter-winner
[SIZE=+2]Jon Alston[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Position: OLB [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]College: Stanford [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Projected Round3[/SIZE]
HEIGHT 6'1''
WEIGHT 223
40TIME 4.4
Draft Exchange Analysis:
At Stanford: A fifth-year senior who has earned a reputation as one of the best and most athletic outside linebackers in college football ... An honors candidate in 2005 who will be looked upon to be one of the team leaders ... Combines speed, quickness and athleticism ... Has great instincts and the ability to get in the opponent's backfield ... Has started 16 games in his career, including all 11 last year, and has registered 20 tackles for loss, 14.5 sacks and 112 total tackles ... A tremendous prospect who could make his mark on the national scene in 2005 ... Three-year letter-winner.
what are your thoughts about them?
