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This is the senior game with the lowest graded prospects but we might be able to uncover a gem or two in the later rounds. This would be a good game to see the sleepers of this upcoming draft. The players I like and have made an impression with me are:
Marcus Easley WR UConn - Easley had one of the better overall days of any of the wideouts at the game. He has a deceptive long gear, and while he's not a great route runner, he showed better hands than we expected. Marcus consistently used his frame to outmuscle defenders and caught the ball away from his frame all afternoon. (from DraftNasty.com)
Juamorris Stewart WR Southern - Stewart really had a fine day running routes to get separation down the field. His long stride sets up defenders playing off coverage, and, he can get in and out of cuts. He seems to have very good hip flexibility. He made a spectacular catch in the team period on a skinny post and will venture across the middle. His run after the catch ability is underrated and he is a very good prospect that scouts know well. (from DraftNasty.com)
Travis Ivey NT, Maryland - In a draft already loaded with talent at defensive tackle, Maryland's Travis Ivey is angling to pile on. Ivey won't set any world speed records at his pro day, but his strong club move and relative quickness for a future nose tackle will get him looks in the late rounds. (from NFLDraftScout.com)
Marcus Easley WR UConn - Easley had one of the better overall days of any of the wideouts at the game. He has a deceptive long gear, and while he's not a great route runner, he showed better hands than we expected. Marcus consistently used his frame to outmuscle defenders and caught the ball away from his frame all afternoon. (from DraftNasty.com)
Juamorris Stewart WR Southern - Stewart really had a fine day running routes to get separation down the field. His long stride sets up defenders playing off coverage, and, he can get in and out of cuts. He seems to have very good hip flexibility. He made a spectacular catch in the team period on a skinny post and will venture across the middle. His run after the catch ability is underrated and he is a very good prospect that scouts know well. (from DraftNasty.com)
Travis Ivey NT, Maryland - In a draft already loaded with talent at defensive tackle, Maryland's Travis Ivey is angling to pile on. Ivey won't set any world speed records at his pro day, but his strong club move and relative quickness for a future nose tackle will get him looks in the late rounds. (from NFLDraftScout.com)