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PFW's 2010 Draft Prospect Notes As the Staff of Patriots Football Weekly Reviews Draft Video We'll Post Our Notes on What We Think of Each Prospect PFW's 2010 Draft Prospect Notes As the staff of Patriots Football Weekly reviews draft video we'll post our notes on what we think of each prospect. Check back frequently as we continue to update this document. Pos. Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 CB 1 Joe Haden* Florida 5-11 193 4.52 Notes: [Andy Hart] 40 starts in three years. Makes plays and catches the ball well. Hits and blitzes a little bit. Best in class or truly elite? [Erik Scalavino] Aggressive; takes chances and often wins; very quick break on the ball; gets a lot of "easy" INTs as well. CB 2 Earl Thomas* Texas 5-10 195 4.45 Notes: [Andy Hart] S? Only two years. Very good FB speed. [Erik Scalavino] Makes good adjustments on the fly; has playmaking ability, but will probably be converted to safety in the NFL. CB 3 Kyle Wilson Boise State 5-10 194 4.43 Notes: [Andy Hart] SR Bowl riser. Strong, 25 reps. Not afraid to tackle. Playmaker. WAC challenge?. [Erik Scalavino] OK overall, not great in any one area. CB 4 Devin McCourty Rutgers 5-11 193 4.38 Notes: [Andy Hart] Fast and quick. Lets WR get deep at times. Good SB and Combine. KR. Plays run. Zone guy. Physical. [Erik Scalavino] Poor footage quality … nothing showing him vs the pass. CB 5 Kareem Jackson* Alabama 5-11 196 4.4 Notes: [Andy Hart] 3 year starter. Press corner. From pro scheme. Uses hands well. Not elite FB speed. Gets beat deep. Surrounded by a lot of talent. Willing in run support. [Erik Scalavino] Another Patriots-style player, especially with his Saban roots; good football speed; great anticipation to make INTs. THE REST: Pos. Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 CB Patrick Robinson Florida State 5-11 190 4.46 Notes: [Andy Hart] Lacks consistency. Daring and confident. Not smooth. Good athlete. [Erik Scalavino] Tough, athletic player with good instincts. CB Dominique Franks* Oklahoma 5-11 194 4.46 Notes: [Andy Hart] Good size/speed. PR. Makes some mental errors. Boom or bust type. [Erik Scalavino] Instinctive; great size/speed combo; would be a good fit in Pats defense. CB Brandon Ghee Wake Forest 6-0 189 4.45 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Javier Arenas Alabama 5-9 197 4.6 Notes: [Andy Hart] Dynamic PR, 7 TDs. Nickle or slot guy? Zone. Solid tackler, playmaker. A gamer. [Erik Scalavino] .Reminds me of Ellis Hobbs, both as a defender and special teamer; doesn't switch the ball to the proper hand during kick returns. CB Alterraun Verner UCLA 5-10 189 4.52 Notes: [Andy Hart] 13 INTS, 5 TDs. Good instincts. Pure speed? Little stiff in change of direction. Good tackler. Randall Gay look -- ugly but makes plays. [Erik Scalavino] Highlights included a ton of INTs, but most came on bad throws from the QB, not good adjustments by Verner. CB Walter Thurmond Oregon 5-11 189 4.53 Notes: [Andy Hart] ACL. 4 year starter. More production than guys like Chung and Byrd. KOR at times. Playmaker, though mis-times his leap at times. Decent breaks on ball. [Erik Scalavino] .Makes good adjustments while the ball's in the air; solid overall player. CB Perrish Cox Oklahoma State 6-0 195 4.58 Notes: [Andy Hart] Lot of maturity and character issues. Good frame. Not afraid to tackle, plays physical style. Goes up and plays the ball. [Erik Scalavino] .Decent return skills, but a sloppy tackler lowers his overall grade. CB Jerome Murphy South Florida 6-0 196 4.5 Notes: [Andy Hart] Wiry, but a big hitter. Zone player. Long arms. S? Uses his length but doesn’t play overly fast. [Erik Scalavino] .Scant footage, but seems to have a nose for the ball and a knack for the INT. CB Amari Spievey* Iowa 6-0 190 4.53 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Donovan Warren* Michigan 6-0 185 4.42 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Indiana (PA) 6-1 205 4.48 Notes: [Andy Hart] Insert Comments. [Erik Scalavino] .Impressive Combine interview. Big body that likes to play press coverage; could be a sleeper Patriots pick. CB Syd'Quan Thompson California 5-9 186 4.62 Notes: [Andy Hart] Small. Slow. PR, but not explosive in that role. Not afraid of run. [Erik Scalavino] .Shifty punt returner; can blitz the QB off the corner; not a great tackler; not many INTs either. CB Trevard Lindley Kentucky 5-11 183 4.51 Notes: [Andy Hart] Consistent cover corner. Poor SB. Had some injuries. Fights for ball well. [Erik Scalavino] .Physical player who fights for the ball; usually in position to make plays. CB Joshua Moore* Kansas State 5-11 188 4.5 Notes: [Andy Hart] Boundry CB. Good change of direction. Decent breaks and goes after ball. Shifty little guy. Not afraid of contact. Pretty smooth hips. [Erik Scalavino] .Hustles to make a play vs the run or the pass; decent overall skill set. CB Chris Cook Virginia 6-2 212 4.54 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Myron Lewis Vanderbilt 6-2 205 4.52 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Brian Jackson Oklahoma 6-1 202 4.65 Notes: [Andy Hart] Good size. Phyiscal. S? Not quick. Press corner. Looks slow. Trails a lot of WRs. Lucky. Bad throw INTs. [Erik Scalavino] .Right-place-right-time kind of playmaker. CB Jamar Wall Texas Tech 5-10 204 4.52 Notes: [Andy Hart] Zone guy. Stocky build. Big hitter. Speed? Head hunter. Not fluid in lower body. Easy INTs. [Erik Scalavino] .Limited footage, but showed flashes of ability. CB Devin Ross Arizona 5-10 184 4.64 Notes: [Andy Hart] Scouting report is that he doesn't make big, key play. Plays the run and solid tackler. [Erik Scalavino] . Excellent form tackler. Could be a late-round sleeper. CB Stephan Virgil Virginia Tech 5-11 183 4.75 Notes: [Andy Hart] Lot SPT experience. Lacks top end speed. Decent vs. run. [Erik Scalavino] .Special teams coverage and return skills; very aggressive vs. the run, though questionable vs the pass. CB Sherrick McManis Northwestern 5-11 189 4.48 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Chris Hawkins LSU 6-0 187 4.43 Notes: [Andy Hart] Lackluster Sr year. Great work ethic and measurables, but not a great player. Benched at times. [Erik Scalavino] .Decent in most areas, not great in any. CB Patrick Stoudamire Western Illinois 5-10 207 4.49 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Chris Chancellor Clemson 5-9 177 4.48 Notes: [Andy Hart] 9 INTs. Short. Fights for ball. Goes after it. Decent hits for size. [Erik Scalavino] . Scrappy, but not a consistent playmaker. CB A.J. Wallace Penn State 6-0 195 4.43 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB A.J. Jefferson Fresno State 6-0 190 4.45 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. CB Robert McClain Connecticut 5-9 198 4.58 Notes: [Andy Hart] No Comments Posted. [Erik Scalavino] No Comments Posted. Pos. Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 FS 1 Eric Berry* Tennessee 6-0 211 4.40 Notes: [Andy Hart] Breaks like a CB. Plays run. Can hit. High points ball. Great all-around athlete. Dangerous INT returns. College FB's Ed Reed, but can he do it in the NFL? [Erik Scalavino] . Comfortable making plays anywhere on the field, both against the pass and the run; excellent speed and elusiveness on INT returns. FS 2 Morgan Burnett* Georgia Tech 6-1 210 4.54 Notes: [Andy Hart] 14 INTs. Hight points ball. Very active. Plays run too. Top-end speed?. [Erik Scalavino] . Not an impressive highlight reel; can play special teams, too, which may help his stock. FS 3 Nate Allen South Florida 6-1 207 4.50 Notes: [Andy Hart] Plays run and pass well. Versatile. Good rep on and off field. Solid tackler. Right place, right time. May not be an elite athlete, but a solid all-around prospect. [Erik Scalavino] . Solid tackler; looks to make the play first, the big play second. Sleeper to watch. FS 4 Taylor Mays USC 6-3 230 4.31 Notes: [Andy Hart] Looks for big hit. Doesn't hit as big as his size. Not elite in coverage. Playmaker? Doesn't always wrap. [Erik Scalavino] . Hits hard, but not a great tackler; measureables are there, but they don't necessarily translate on the field. FS 5 Major Wright* Florida 6-0 206 4.4 Notes: [Andy Hart] Hits. Makes plays. Phyiscal. Tough. SS? [Erik Scalavino] . Opportunistic, both on defense and special teams. THE REST: Pos. Rank Player School Ht. Wt. 40 FS Kam Chancellor Virginia Tech 6-3 231 4.62 Notes: [Andy Hart] Versatile athlete; CB/S/Rover type. Fills well on run. Some range. Roy Williams LB hybrid type. [Erik Scalavino] . Good, hard tackler; solid centerfielder; decent overall; could be a good mid-round pick. FS Terrell Skinner Maryland 6-2 214 4.59 Notes: [Andy Hart] 6-9 wingspan. Project with upside. Not great hitter or tackler. [Erik Scalavino] Insufficient footage. FS Robert Johnson Utah 6-2 203 4.56 Notes: [Andy Hart] Great shuttles at Pro Day. Ball hawk. Lanky build. Can jump for ball.
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