 Posted: Mon 11:44, 28 Mar 2011 Post subject: Hot 100 Tier three prospects |
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| Tier 1 (1-10) | Tier 2 (11-20) | Tier 3 (21-30) | Tier 4 (31-40) | Tier 5 (41-50) | Tier 6-10 (51-100)
Tier Three (21-30 listed alphabetically) Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State 6-foot-2, 225 pounds Missed most of the 2009 season and didn't work out at the combine. A big receiver with good hands, and he also has return ability. Has top-10 talent. Carlos Dunlap, DE, Florida 6-5 ¾, 277 Very athletic to go with good quickness. Plays well vs. the run, nbut eeds to mature and learn better pass rush moves. Mike Iupati, G, Idaho 6-5 1/8, 331 Will become the first Idaho player to be drafted in Round 1 since 1967. Played guard in college, but some think he'll play tackle in the NFL. Dominated in college despite a limited football background. Sergio Kindle, DE/OLB, Texas 6-2 7/8, 250 Outstanding athlete who was named high school player of the year for both offense (as a running back) and defense, something that had never been done in modern history. He can rush the passer or drop into space. Was outstanding vs. Alabama in the BCS title game. Ryan Mathews, RB, Fresno State 5-11 5/8, 218 Strong runner, ran for 1,808 yards in 2009 against 8- and 9-man fronts. Good blocker and receiver. Jared Odrick, DT, Penn State 6-5, 305 Defensive tackle who can also play end. He has a big frame, and has the quickness to get upfield. Maurkice Pouncey, C, Florida 6-4 ½, 304 Has speed and toughness. Played in the Sugar Bowl just hours after treatment for kidney stones. Very smart. Has lots of experience as a shotgun center. Maybe the best center prospect in 10 years. Rodger Saffold, LT, Indiana 6-4 5/8, 315 Has started four years at left tackle for Indiana,karen millen day dresses, a good pass protector and a big effort player on a mediocre team. Needs to add strength. Tim Tebow, QB, Florida 6-2 5/8, 236 A leader and a winner. Will need time to develop but will find a way to be a very good NFL quarterback. People said Roger Staubach was not a good enough passer to play in the NFL, and he proved those people wrong. Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State 5-10, 194 Has ball skills needed to play the position. Strong, and can return kicks. Needs to work on his tackling. Tier 1 (1-10) | Tier 2 (11-20) | Tier 3 (21-30) | Tier 4 (31-40) | Tier 5 (41-50) | Tier 6-10 (51-100) |
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