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Mine is linebacker Alvin "Ace" Bowen from Iowa State. He's a defensive playmaker, who is always making tackles. I would look for him to come and fill in for Joey Porter at some point. he really didn't play at his best this year, but he is a playmaker. he's a lot like JP or JT.

here's a fairly old video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=lYLcn0_jbRk

check this out: http://www.cyclones.com/ViewArticle...3&DB_OEM_ID=10700&ATCLID=324892&Q_SEASON=2006

i've already said it, he's a defensive playmaker. he'll pass rush, he'll kill the run game, he'll pick it off, he'll do anything.
 
Charles Godfrey from Iowa Cb...big and phyiscal about 6'1 and loves to hit..would love him in the 3rd..i think he will be a keeper...
 
Adrian looked impressive there. i think he could be one of the best WRs in fins history, if we nab him in about the 3rd round or so.
 
Ahtyba Rubin DT Iowa State, especially if we take Long and not Dorsey. I heard today he’s not going to be a sleeper after this Senior Bowl- catching some eyes already.
 
I'll go by position

QB-Josh Johnson, San Diego: 43 TDs 1 int this year. For his career 113 TDs, 15 ints

RB-Tashard Choice, Georgia Tech: Knee scoping cost him some games, but proved to be a good RB.

WR-Donnie Avery, Houston: small, but very fast.

TE-Kellen Davis, Michigan State: raw, but very athletic.

OT-Oniel Cousins, UTEP: Not an elite prospect, but a very good prospect in his own right. Would be a top 3 tackle if not for the deep class.

OG-Shannon Tevaga, UCLA: Started the year as a potential first rounder, and fell dramatically. Still very good prospect that would fit in well with our team.

C-Not gonna do C's, not many prospects worth mentioning.

DE-Jason Jones, Eastern Michigan: Kendall Langford was a very good choice, but some people on this site have been pimping him all year. Jones will never get a lot of hype due to EMU's lack of success, and lack of players in the NFL. Jones is a very good prospect though that had a lot of tackles behind the LOS

DT-Ahtyba Rubin, Iowa State: Can't think of anybody else, very good NT prospect that is very raw (much like Saoli), but unlike Saoli, has developed proper technique.

OLB-Ezra Butler, Nevada- A definite canidate for us to draft in the 2nd. 6'2, 248 4.5 40. Protype LB that Tuna loves.

ILB-Spencer Larsen, Arizona: Can play inside or outside, but is ranked by many as an ILB. Very productive senior season in defending both the run (131 tackles, 15 tfu's) and the pass (5 pbus)

CB-Tracy Porter, Indiana: Woulds be DCR, but people are now in love with him. Still raw, but has developed into one of the better CBs in the big 10, and is having a great senior bowl week. Could go anyway with sleeper CBs, I can name atleast 25 that could be very good contributors right away, and throughout their careers.

S-Quinton Demps, UTEP: A one dimensional safety, but not in the hitting department. Demps is a pure coverage safety, that has 17 career INTs, and is also very good on ST. Great leader as well. Also have to admit I have a man crush for him as a prospect similar to some of the forum's love towards Flacco.
 
Carl Nicks he won't be "who" much longer either.

Big #73 in the Senior Bowl.
 
FINOMINAL said:
Ahtyba Rubin DT Iowa State, especially if we take Long and not Dorsey. I heard today he’s not going to be a sleeper after this Senior Bowl- catching some eyes already.
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Ive been driving this bandwagon for about 2 weeks we need more to hop on board. Best pure 3-4 Prospect in the draft.

I also like Trevor Laws, Marcus Monk, and Chilo Rachal
 
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