2015 Draft Tiers

By using a special formula assembled from a variety of sources, I have been able to demonstrate just exactly where the tiers of talent lie in the 2015 NFL Draft class as well as areas of strength and weakness. Here are the details:

COUNT	PLAYER	POS.	SCHOOL	TOTAL
1	*Jameis Winston	QB	Florida State	1.75
2	*Leonard Williams	DT	Southern California	1.875
3	*Amari Cooper	WR	Alabama	4.375
4	Kevin White	WR	West Virginia	4.5
5	*Marcus Mariota	QB	Oregon	5.375
6	*Dante Fowler Jr.	OLB	Florida	5.625
7	*Randy Gregory	DE	Nebraska	7.875
8	Danny Shelton	DT	Washington	10.75
9	*Shane Ray	DE	Missouri	11.125
10	Brandon Scherff	OT	Iowa	11.75
11	DeVante Parker	WR	Louisville	12
12	*Trae Waynes	CB	Michigan State	13.125
13	Vic Beasley	OLB	Clemson	13.625
14	*Malcom Brown	DT	Texas	15.625
15	*Andrus Peat	OT	Stanford	15.875
16	*Todd Gurley	RB	Georgia	16.2857143
17	*Melvin Gordon	RB	Wisconsin	17.4285714
18	*Landon Collins	SS	Alabama	18.25
19	*Arik Armstead	DT	Oregon	19.625
20	*Ereck Flowers	OT	Miami (Fla.)	23.125
21	Alvin Dupree	DE	Kentucky	24
22	*Jaelen Strong	WR	Arizona State	24.1428571
23	T.J. Clemmings	OT	Pittsburgh	24.6666667
24	*Eddie Goldman	DT	Florida State	25.125
25	La'el Collins	OT	LSU	25.875
26	Cameron Erving	C	Florida State	27
27	*Marcus Peters	CB	Washington	29.125
28	*Jalen Collins	CB	LSU	30.75
29	*Eli Harold	OLB	Virginia	31.2857143
30	*Dorial Green-Beckham	WR	Oklahoma	32
31	*D.J. Humphries	OT	Florida	32.7142857
32	*Maxx Williams	TE	Minnesota	32.8333333
33	Kevin Johnson	CB	Wake Forest	33.4285714
34	Owamagbe Odighizuwa	DE	UCLA	33.8
35	Eric Kendricks	ILB	UCLA	34.4
36	Devin Smith	WR	Ohio State	37.5714286
37	*Jordan Phillips	DT	Oklahoma	37.6
38	Carl Davis	DT	Iowa	38.1666667
39	*Benardrick McKinney	ILB	Mississippi State	40.3333333
40	*Shaq Thompson	OLB	Washington	42.5
41	*Nelson Agholor	WR	Southern California	42.5
42	*Tevin Coleman	RB	Indiana	45.2
43	*Sammie Coates	WR	Auburn	45.6
44	Ameer Abdullah	RB	Nebraska	46.4
45	Preston Smith	DE	Mississippi State	47.3333333
46	Jake Fisher	OT	Oregon	48.25
47	Denzel Perryman	ILB	Miami (Fla.)	48.6
48	Phillip Dorsett	WR	Miami (Fla.)	49.3333333
49	*Devin Funchess	WR	Michigan	49.4
50	*Breshad Perriman	WR	UCF	50
51	*Duke Johnson	RB	Miami (Fla.)	53
52	*Jay Ajayi	RB	Boise State	53.8
53	Michael Bennett	DT	Ohio State	54
54	Nate Orchard	DE	Utah	54.25
55	*P.J. Williams	CB	Florida State	54.8
56	*Danielle Hunter	DE	LSU	56.3333333
57	*Ronald Darby	CB	Florida State	57
58	Laken Tomlinson	OG	Duke	58
59	Paul Dawson	ILB	TCU	59.6666667
60	A.J. Cann	OG	South Carolina	60
61	*Mario Edwards Jr.	DE	Florida State	61.25
62	Byron Jones	CB	Connecticut	62.75
63	Clive Walford	TE	Miami (Fla.)	64.25
64	Stephone Anthony	ILB	Clemson	64.6666667
65	Cedric Ogbuehi	OT	Texas A&M	64.8333333
66	Quinten Rollins	CB	Miami (Ohio)	65
67	Rashad Greene	WR	Florida State	65
68	*Alex Carter	CB	Stanford	65
69	Tre' Jackson	OG	Florida State	65
70	Hau'oli Kikaha	OLB	Washington	67
71	*T.J. Yeldon	RB	Alabama	70.25
72	*Brett Hundley	QB	UCLA	70.5
73	Tyler Lockett	WR	Kansas State	72.75
74	DJoun Smith	CB	Florida Atlantic	73.5
75	Grady Jarrett	DT	Clemson	73.75
76	Hroniss Grasu	C	Oregon	74
77	Anthony Harris	SS	Virginia	75.3333333
78	David Johnson	RB	Northern Iowa	77.5
79	Trey Flowers	DE	Arkansas	78.3333333
80	Ifo Ekpre-Olomu	CB	Oregon	78.5
81	*Kwon Alexander	OLB	LSU	83.6666667
82	Doran Grant	CB	Ohio State	86.5
83	Justin Hardy	WR	East Carolina	86.5
84	Cody Prewitt	FS	Ole Miss	89.25
85	*Mike Davis	RB	South Carolina	89.3333333
86	Jaquiski Tartt	SS	Samford	89.6666667
87	Marcus Hardison	DT	Arizona State	90
88	Lorenzo Mauldin	OLB	Louisville	91
89	Jeremy Langford	RB	Michigan State	92.5
90	Jeff Heuerman	TE	Ohio State	92.5
91	Ali Marpet	OG	Hobart	93.5
92	*Donovan Smith	OT	Penn State	94
93	Josh Shaw	CB	Southern California	94
94	Reese Dismukes	C	Auburn	95
95	Garrett Grayson	QB	Colorado State	95.25
96	Henry Anderson	DE	Stanford	96
97	Ty Sambrailo	OT	Colorado State	96.3333333
98	Markus Golden	OLB	Missouri	97
99	Steven Nelson	CB	Oregon State	97.3333333
100	Derron Smith	FS	Fresno State	98.3333333

Analysis:

The values attributed to each player is a consensus of many of the top prospects lists from the most respected draft experts. By averaging the numbers, discrepancies in evaluations and bias is mostly removed, leaving a clearer picture of a prospects true value.

In addition, large jumps in the value chart indicate a "tier" of talent where the level of players above the line is greater than those under the line. Some of these lines are fuzzy and range over a 2 or 3 pick range, but some are obvious as between pick 7 and 8 on this list.

Here is a chart to show what these numbers mean:

The green line is the pick number where the blue line is the pick "value" number. Where the blue line's slope goes back to the green line, that indicates a tier. In addition, where the blue line is below the green indicates a valley of talent.

Further explanation of these tiers will come later.

The Sports Narrative for 3/11/15

Spring has sprung, the time has jumped forward (for most of us) and it's time for The Sports Narrative to roll! On this episode:

- We break down the insanity of free agency in the NFL and give you analysis you won't get anywhere else on your favorite team

- The stretch drive for the NBA is off and the cream is rising. We talk all things hoops and if the Mavs are falling apart.

- Mick's Pub is a small respit from sports where the mysterious man known only as The Mick will tell us about controversy on his favorite show and more

- Mr Copening had a tough week as his Rangers took a big loss in Yu Darvish. We discuss the state of pitching in baseball, strategies to prevent so many surgeries, where the Rangers go for help and get an NL Central preview

- Conference tournaments are in full force and the bracket challenge is just around the corner. We talk the Syracuse punishment, cinderellas and our own Big Dance Bracket Bet

- The Floater segment this week will consecrate an item of much intrigue and in-fighting on our show: The Board of Bets!

- We finish with News and Notes including MLS gets started, NASCAR in Vegas, Six Nations Rugby, boxing on NBC and a vicious girl fight in college basketball

So listen to us LIVE each Wed 9p-12a or anytime after on our Youtube channel or at www.thesportsnarrative.com

The Sports Narrative Show 3/5/15

Another late start, another snow day and yet another award winning (don't fact check that) episode of The Sports Narrative! On this episode:

- Free agency is nigh upon us in the NFL and we talk big trades, big contracts and more

- While the NBA keeps going, we discuss tweeking some rules and then radically changing others

- We awaken the Mick an hour early for a rivoting Pub segment including a eulogy to Spock and boxing talk.

- It's Spring Training in baseball and time for bits! Mr Feltman talks about about the best bits of all time, Snopes has a eulogy of Mr White Sox and Dustin breaks down the AL East

- It's time for a full hockey segment. The trade deadline has passed and the stretch run has arrived. Who is a contender, a pretender and does it really matter?

- The final hour starts with a fun segment called The Floater. We talk movies, mascots and more

- We finish with News and Notes including a NASCAR moment, soccer business talk, cricket and whatever else we can put in.

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Listen to The Sports Narrative Radio Show for 2/18/15! On this episode:
- We discuss the NBA post All-Star break including the trade deadline, the contenders, Kobe and more
- With Spring Training around the corner, Mr Feltman and Mr Copening talk baseball prospects, the Texas Rangers, A-Rod, etc.
- The Mick is released from his cage and meets his adoring public in a segment known as Mick's Pub
- The NFL Combine fires up this week and Mr Bowers is monitoring it very closely. We talk all things NFL
- Is Tiger done? We preview the upcoming gold season and maybe make a few friendly wagers as well.
- Our final hour each week features a lovely segment known as the "Floater" in which one of us each week attempts to entertain the others. Mr Bowers leads off with the titular bit known as "The Narrative"
- Finally we conclude with a variety of sports notes from hockey, NASCAR, College Hoops, Cricket, Soccer, Dog Shows and whatever else we can squeeze in

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Combine Primer Part 2

Here’s the schedule for this year’s Scouting Combine in Indianapolis courtesy of www.nflcombine.net

DAY 1 ARRIVALS*: █ Group 1 (PK, ST, OL), Group 2 (OL), Group 3 (TE)

Tuesday February 17, 2015	Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Wednesday February 18, 2015	Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Thursday February 19, 2015	NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Friday February 20, 2015	On-Field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis

DAY 2 ARRIVALS*: █ Group 4 (QB, WO), Group 5 (QB, WO), Group 6 (RB)

Wednesday February 18, 2015	Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Thursday February 19, 2015	Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Friday February 20, 2015	NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Saturday February 21, 2015	On-Field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis

DAY 3 ARRIVALS*: █ Group 7 (DL), Group 8 (DL), Group 9 (LB)

Thursday February 19, 2015	Travel to Indianapolis* ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Friday February 20, 2015	Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Saturday February 21, 2015	NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Sunday February 22, 2015	On-Field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis

DAY 4 ARRIVALS: █ Group 10 (DB), Group 11 (DB)

Friday February 20, 2015	Travel to Indianapolis ~ Registration ~ Hospital Pre-Exam & X-rays ~ Orientation ~ Interviews
Saturday February 21, 2015	Measurements ~ Medical Examinations ~ Media ~ Interviews
Sunday February 22, 2015	NFLPA Meeting ~ Psychological Testing ~ PK/ST Workout ~ Bench Press ~ Interviews
Monday February 23, 2015	On-Field Workout (timing, stations, skill drills) ~ Departure from Indianapolis

Each player has a different set of questions to answer. For some from smaller schools, it is proving they belong. For some, it is the medical exams. Others must answer questions off the field and still others what position will they play. Here is a look at some of the aspects of the Combine process and who is most under the microscope.

Interviews:

1.       Jameis Winston, QB, Florida State – In order to secure the #1 overall pick, Winston must face the Bucs brass and answer their questions about the various off-field incidents in his 2 years at FSU.

2.       Marcus Peters, CB, Washington – Peters, by the game tape, is the #1 CB in this draft class. But his game tape is limited from this year as he was dismissed from the Huskies program in November after 3 previous suspensions.

3.       Dorial Green-Beckham, WR, Oklahoma – Green-Beckham never actually played for OU after leaving Mizzou after several arrests for drugs and assault allegations.

4.       Frank Clark, DE, Michigan – Clark was dismissed from Michigan after misdemeanor domestic assault charges in November. Previously had a felony theft charge for swiping a laptop.

5.       Paul Dawson, LB, TCU – Shooting up draft boards based on game tape, Dawson must answer to several rumors that he was a constant headache for the Frogs off the field.

Medical Exams:

1.       Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia – Gurley is the best RB in the class by talent, but he can’t work out due to a late season ACL tear and has already torn the other knee’s ACL.

2.       Randy Gregory, DE/OLB, Nebraska – Gregory’s long, lanky frame struggled with injuries throughout his time at Nebraska. While nothing incredibly serious, he will be under high scrutiny as he is a potential top 5 pick.

3.       DeVante Parker, WR, Louisville – A broken left foot really hindered Parker this season and insuring his health in medical exams and in drills will be very important.

4.       Ereck Flowers, OT, Miami – Flowers went down to knee surgery in October for the Canes. But he seems to have bounced back well and could vault back into the first round with a clean bill of health.

5.       Owamagbe Odighizuwa, DE, UCLA – Odighizuwa missed all of 2013 having his hip resurfaced, an injury similar to the Rangers Colby Lewis. His long term health will be a question mark.

40 times:

1.       Amari Cooper, WR, Alabama – Cooper is easily the most polished and NFL-ready WR in this class. But a slower 40 time could cause some teams to look for sizzle over substance in either Kevin White or Parker.

2.       Melvin Gordon, RB, Wisconsin – With Gurley not able to work out for teams, Gordon could be the first RB off the board, but will need a solid 40 time to keep the other runners at bay.

3.       Shane Ray, OLB, Mizzou – With big questions about his pass rush repertoire past an incredible burst (see Dee Ford of Auburn from last year) Ray will need to wow with that burst to stay on top of a solid group of pass rushers.

4.       Devin Funchess, WR/TE, Michigan – Funchess has the most to gain by running a fast 40, as he presents a matchup nightmare for defenses ala Gronkowski if he can add stretching the field to the skill set.

5.       Devin Smith, WR, Ohio State – Smith proved he was more than just a “speed guy” at the Senior Bowl, but blazing a sub 4.4 could land him in round 1.

Positions Questions:

1.       Shaq Thompson, LB/SS, Washington – Thompson faces some of the same question Panthers LB Thomas Davis faced coming out of college at Georgia. As a tweener, his best position may be in the eye of the beholder.

2.       Brandon Schreff, G/T, Iowa – Schreff could fall into the “Zac Martin” class of an outstanding guard who could also play tackle. However, in the draft tackles always get drafted before guards so failure in tackle drills could have him slide.

3.       Alvin “Bud” Dupree, DE/OLB, Kentucky – Dupree played all over the Wildcat defense, but his lack of size and lack of pass coverage experience could have him as a tweener guy.

4.       Cameron Erving, C/G/T, Florida St – Erving played up and down the OL at FSU, but finished his time there at center. Position flex is a plus, but proving you have it is difficult in drills.

5.       Eli Harold, OLB, Virginia – Harold is very undersized for not only a DE but even for a OLB in a 3-4. Harold will either need to show he can add weight and still play or if he could play a stand-up LB in a 3-4.

Drills:

1.       Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon – Mariota’s biggest question is his accuracy, so it will be interesting to see if he elects to throw at the Combine.

2.       La’el Collins, OT, LSU – Collins is a mountain of a man who can run block with the best of them. But if he plays G or T in the pros will depend on his performance in pass protection drills.

3.       Jaelen Strong, WR, Arizona State – Strong can make spectacular plays, but has also struggled with drops in the past. Watching him run the gauntlet drill will be fun.

4.       Ameer Abdullah, RB, Nebraska – Abdullah really shined at the Senior Bowl, but will need to perform well in pass catching drills as his best position in the pros is likely as a change-of-pace 3^rd down back.

5.       Jordan Phillips, DT, Oklahoma – Phillips has all the measurables a team could want, but only 16 games of college tape. He must prove that his combination of size and speed can also play football.

NFL Scouting Combine Primer

This week the biggest job interview in the lives of hundreds of college football players takes place in Indianapolis at the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine. Players will be measured, tested, examined, interviewed and run through a variety of drills while scouts, coaches and GMs from every NFL team look on and evaluate. For most (like myself) the game film has been watched and the postseason games evaluated so that the Combine serves to confirm or deny an evaluation on a player. However, occasionally a guy will surprise in Indy, sending scouts scurrying for another look at the tape. In addition, much of the “action” happens out of view of the cameras, as interviews, drug test and medical exams can drastically influence a prospects stock without the public’s knowledge. So here is your program for all the action including a list of the invitees. The next post will focus on the schedule and biggest question marks. Let the Underwear Olympics begin!

The Invitees:

Bennett, Bryan	QB	Southeastern Louisiana
Boone, Anthony	QB	Duke
Bridge, Brandon	QB	South Alabama
Carden, Shane	QB	East Carolina
Fajardo, Cody	QB	Nevada
Grayson, Garrett	QB	Colorado St.
Halliday, Connor	QB	Washington St.
Hundley, Brett	QB	UCLA
Lovelocke, Jerry	QB	Prairie View A&M
Mannion, Sean	QB	Oregon St.
Mariota, Marcus	QB	Oregon
Marshall, Nick	QB	Auburn
Petty, Bryce	QB	Baylor
Sims, Blake	QB	Alabama
Winston, Jameis	QB	Florida St.

Abdullah, Ameer	RB	Nebraska
Ajayi, Jay	RB	Boise St.
Allen, Javorius	RB	USC
Artis-Payne, Cameron	RB	Auburn
Brown, Dominique	RB	Louisville
Brown, Malcolm	RB	Texas
Burton, Michael	FB	Rutgers
Catalon, B.J.	RB	TCU
Cobb, David	RB	Minnesota
Coleman, Tevin	RB	Indiana
Crockett, John	RB	North Dakota St.
Davis, Mike	RB	South Carolina
Dyer, Michael	RB	Louisville
Edwards, Jahwan	RB	Ball St.
Fowler, Jalston	FB	Alabama
Gordon, Melvin	RB	Wisconsin
Gurley, Todd	RB	Georgia
Hart, Dee	RB	Colorado St.
Heard, Braylon	RB	Kentucky
Hilliard, Kenny	RB	LSU
Iosefa, Joey	RB	Hawaii
Johnson, David	RB	Northern Iowa
Johnson, Duke	RB	Miami
Johnson, Gus	RB	Stephen F. Austin
Jones, Matt	RB	Florida
Langford, Jeremy	RB	Michigan St.
Magee, Terrence	RB	LSU
Murphy, Marcus	RB	Missouri
Rawls, Thomas	RB	Central Michigan
Robinson, Josh	RB	Mississippi St.
Scheuerman, Ross	RB	Lafayette
Varga, Tyler	FB	Yale
Williams, Karlos	RB	Florida St.
Williams, Trey	RB	Texas A&M
Yeldon, T.J.	RB	Alabama

Agholor, Nelson	WR	USC
Alford, Mario	WR	West Virginia
Anderson, Dres	WR	Utah
Bell, Kenny	WR	Nebraska
Brown, Da'Ron	WR	Northern Illinois
Clay, Kaelin	WR	Utah
Coates, Sammie	WR	Auburn
Conley, Chris	WR	Georgia
Cooper, Amari	WR	Alabama
Crowder, Jamison	WR	Duke
Daniels, Davaris	WR	Notre Dame
Davis, Devante	WR	UNLV
Davis, Geremy	WR	Connecticut
Davis, Titus	WR	Central Michigan
Diggs, Stefon	WR	Maryland
Dorsett, Phillip	WR	Miami
Goodley, Antwan	WR	Baylor
Green-Beckham, Dorial	WR	Missouri
Greene, Rashad	WR	Florida St.
Hall, Rannell	WR	Central Florida
Hardy, Justin	WR	East Carolina
Harper, Josh	WR	Fresno St.
Jones, Christion	WR	Alabama
Lewis, Dezmin	WR	Central Arkansas
Lippett, Tony	WR	Michigan St.
Lockett, Tyler	WR	Kansas St.
Long, Deon	WR	Maryland
Luckett, Donatella	WR	Harding
Mayle, Vince	WR	Washington St.
McBride, Tre	WR	William & Mary
Montgomery, Ty	WR	Stanford
Mumphery, Keith	WR	Michigan St.
Nelson, J.J.	WR	UAB
Parker, DeVante	WR	Louisville
Perriman, Breshad	WR	Central Florida
Ruffin, Ezell	WR	San Diego St.
Smelter, DeAndre	WR	Georgia Tech
Smith, Devin	WR	Ohio St.
Strong, Jaelen	WR	Arizona State
Waller, Darren	WR	Georgia Tech
White, DeAndrew	WR	Alabama
White, Kevin	WR	West Virginia
Worthy, Cam	WR	East Carolina

Anderson, Rory	TE	South Carolina
Bell, Blake	TE	Oklahoma
Bibbs, E.J.	TE	Iowa St.
Boyle, Nick	TE	Delaware
Christian, Gerald	TE	Louisville
Clear, Cameron	TE	Texas A&M
Derby, A.J.	TE	Arkansas
Funchess, Devin	TE	Michigan
Heuerman, Jeff	TE	Ohio St.
James, Jesse	TE	Penn St.
Koyack, Ben	TE	Notre Dame
Kroft, Tyler	TE	Rutgers
O'Leary, Nick	TE	Florida St.
Pruitt, MyCole	TE	Southern Illinois
Saxton, Wes	TE	South Alabama
Sifrin, Jean	TE	Massachusetts
Telfer, Randall	TE	USC
Tomlinson, Eric	TE	Texas-El Paso
Walford, Clive	TE	Miami
Williams, Maxx	TE	Minnesota

Bond, Al	OG	Memphis
Boyko, Brett	OT	UNLV
Brown, Jamon	OT	Louisville
Brown, Trenton	OG	Florida
Cann, A.J.	OG	South Carolina
Clemmings, T.J.	OT	Pittsburgh
Cofield, Takoby	OT	Duke
Collins, La'el	OT	LSU
Crisp, Rob	OT	N.C. State
Dismukes, Reese	C	Auburn
Donnal, Andrew	OT	Iowa
Douglas, Jamil	OG	Arizona State
Erving, Cameron	C	Florida St.
Fabuluje, Tayo	OG	TCU
Feliciano, Jon	OG	Miami
Finney, B.J.	C	Kansas St.
Fisher, Jake	OT	Oregon
Flowers, Ereck	OT	Miami
Gallik, Andy	C	Boston College
Garcia, Max	C	Florida
Gibson, Laurence	OT	Virginia Tech
Glowinski, Mark	OG	West Virginia
Grasu, Hroniss	C	Oregon
Green, Chaz	OT	Florida
Hamilton, Chad	C	Coastal Carolina
Harrison, Jarvis	OG	Texas A&M
Hart, Bobby	OG	Florida St.
Havenstein, Rob	OT	Wisconsin
Hickey, Sean	OT	Syracuse
Humphries, D.J.	OT	Florida
Jackson, Tre'	OG	Florida St.
Kouandjio, Arie	OG	Alabama
Mancz, Greg	C	Toledo
Marpet, Ali	C	Hobart & William Smith
Matias, Josue	OG	Florida St.
Miller, Darrian	OG	Kentucky
Miller, John	OG	Louisville
Morse, Mitch	OT	Missouri
Myers, Robert	OG	Tennessee St.
Ogbuehi, Cedric	OT	Texas A&M
Peat, Andrus	OT	Stanford
Poole, Terry	OG	San Diego St.
Poutasi, Jeremiah	OG	Utah
Robinson, Corey	OT	South Carolina
Sambrailo, Ty	OT	Colorado St.
Scherff, Brandon	OG	Iowa
Shead, Adam	OG	Oklahoma
Shepherd, Austin	OT	Alabama
Smith, Donovan	OG	Penn St.
Thompson, Tyrus	OT	Oklahoma
Tomlinson, Laken	OG	Duke
Williams, Daryl	OT	Oklahoma

Anderson, Henry	DE	Stanford
Armstead, Arik	DT	Oregon
Barnes, Tavaris	DE	Clemson
Bennett, Michael	DT	Ohio St.
Blackson, Angelo	DT	Auburn
Brown, Malcom	DT	Texas
Chickillo, Anthony	DE	Miami
Clark, Frank	DE	Michigan
Cooper, Xavier	DT	Washington St.
Covington, Christian	DT	Rice
Crawford, Corey	DE	Clemson
Davis, Carl	DT	Iowa
Davison, Tyeler	DT	Fresno St.
Delaire, Ryan	DE	Towson
Edwards, Jr., Mario	DT	Florida St.
Flowers, Trey	DE	Arkansas
Golden, Markus	DE	Missouri
Goldman, Eddie	DT	Florida St.
Grissom, Geneo	DE	Oklahoma
Gwacham, Obum	DE	Oregon St.
Hardison, Marcus	DE	Arizona State
Hunter, Danielle	DE	LSU
Ifedi, Martin	DE	Memphis
Jarrett, Grady	NT	Clemson
Lott, Derrick	DT	Tennessee-Chattanooga
Mbu, Joey	DT	Houston
McCarthy, Ellis	DT	UCLA
Nunez-Roches, Rakeem	DT	Southern Miss
Odighizuwa, Owamagbe	DE	UCLA
Orchard, Nate	DE	Utah
Orr, Leon	DT	Florida
Parry, David	NT	Stanford
Phillips, Jordan	NT	Oklahoma
Philon, Darius	DT	Arkansas
Ray, Shane	DE	Missouri
Reed, Cedric	DE	Texas
Richardson, Bobby	DT	Indiana
Russell, Ryan	DE	Purdue
Shelton, Danny	NT	Washington
Simon, Deon	NT	Northwestern St. (LA)
Smith, Preston	DE	Mississippi St.
Smith, Za'Darius	DE	Kentucky
Surratt, J.T.	DT	South Carolina
Trail, Lynden	DE	Norfolk St.
Trinca-Pasat, Louis	DT	Iowa
Wagenmann, Zack	DE	Montana
Walton, Leterrius	DT	Central Michigan
Williams, Leonard	DE	USC
Wright, Gabe	DT	Auburn
Alexander, Kwon	OLB	LSU
Anthony, Stephone	ILB	Clemson
Ball, Neiron	OLB	Florida
Beasley, Vic	OLB	Clemson
Cudjoe-Virgil, Yannik	OLB	Maryland
Davis, Aaron	OLB	Colorado St.
Dawson, Paul	ILB	TCU
DePriest, Trey	ILB	Alabama
Dickson, Xzavier	OLB	Alabama
Dubose, B.J.	OLB	Louisville
Dupree, Alvin "Bud"	OLB	Kentucky
Emanuel, Kyle	OLB	North Dakota St.
Fowler, Jr., Dante	OLB	Florida
Fua, Alani	OLB	BYU
Gregory, Randy	OLB	Nebraska
Hager, Bryce	ILB	Baylor
Harold, Eli	OLB	Virginia
Heeney, Ben	ILB	Kansas
Herrera, Amarlo	ILB	Georgia
Hicks, Jordan	OLB	Texas
Hodges, Zack	OLB	Harvard
Hull, Mike	OLB	Penn St.
Jones, Taiwan	ILB	Michigan St.
Kendricks, Eric	ILB	UCLA
Kikaha, Hau'oli	OLB	Washington
Mauldin, Lorenzo	OLB	Louisville
McKinney, Benardrick	ILB	Mississippi St.
Nzeocha, Mark	OLB	Wyoming
Perryman, Denzel	ILB	Miami
Pullard, Hayes	ILB	USC
Robinson, Edmond	OLB	Newberry
Ryan, Jake	OLB	Michigan
Spaight, Martrell	OLB	Arkansas
Tavai, J.R.	OLB	USC
Thompson, Shaq	OLB	Washington
Tull, Davis	OLB	Tennessee-Chattanooga
Valles, Max	OLB	Virginia
Washington, Tony	OLB	Oregon
Wilson, Damien	ILB	Minnesota
Wilson, Ramik	ILB	Georgia
Carter, Alex	CB	Stanford
Celiscar, Donald	CB	Western Michigan
Coleman, Justin	CB	Tennessee
Collins, Jalen	CB	LSU
Darby, Ronald	CB	Florida St.
Diggs, Quandre	CB	Texas
Doss, Lorenzo	CB	Tulane
Ekpre-Olomu, Ifo	CB	Oregon
Gaines, Charles	CB	Louisville
Glenn, Jacoby	CB	Central Florida
Golson, Senquez	CB	Mississippi
Grant, Doran	CB	Ohio St.
Gunter, Ladarius	CB	Miami
Hill, Troy	CB	Oregon
Jefferson, Anthony	CB	UCLA
Johnson, Kevin	CB	Wake Forest
Jones, Byron	CB	Connecticut
Mager, Craig	CB	Texas St.
McCain, Bobby	CB	Memphis
Nelson, Steven	CB	Oregon St.
Peters, Garry	CB	Clemson
Peters, Marcus	CB	Washington
Rollins, Quinten	CB	Miami (OH)
Shaw, Josh	CB	USC
Shepherd, JaCorey	CB	Kansas
Smith, D'Joun	CB	Florida Atlantic
Smith, Tye	CB	Towson
Swann, Damian	CB	Georgia
Waynes, Trae	CB	Michigan St.
White, Kevin	CB	TCU
Williams, P.J.	CB	Florida St.
Wilson, Julian	CB	Oklahoma
Amos, Adrian	FS	Penn St.
Bonner, Detrick	FS	Virginia Tech
Campbell, Ibraheim	SS	Northwestern
Collins, Landon	SS	Alabama
Cox, Justin	FS	Mississippi St.
Drummond, Kurtis	FS	Michigan St.
Eskridge, Durell	FS	Syracuse
Geathers, Clayton	SS	Central Florida
Hackett, Chris	FS	TCU
Harris, Anthony	SS	Virginia
Holliman, Gerod	FS	Louisville
Jarrett, Kyshoen	SS	Virginia Tech
Marlowe, Dean	FS	James Madison
McDonald, Tevin	FS	Eastern Washington
Prewitt, Cody	FS	Mississippi
Randall, Damarious	FS	Arizona State
Richards, Jordan	SS	Stanford
Rowe, Eric	FS	Utah
Sample, James	SS	Louisville
Smith, Derron	FS	Fresno St.
Tartt, Jaquiski	SS	Samford
Whitehead, Jermaine	FS	Auburn
Baumann, Wil	P	N.C. State
Brindza, Kyle	K	Notre Dame
Cardona, Joe	LS	Navy
Christy, Kyle	P	Florida
Ficken, Sam	K	Penn St.
Johnson, Will	P	Texas St.
Lambo, Josh	K	Texas A&M
Loomis, Kyle	P	Portland St.
Manton, Justin	K	Louisiana-Monroe
Pardula, Trevor	P	Kansas
Pinion, Bradley	P	Clemson
Roberts, Jared	K	Colorado St.
Roth, Spencer	P	Baylor