Will Spencer
Aug
1
2010
Prince Amukamara
Position: CB School: Nebraska Height: 6’1" Weight: 205 lbs Class: Senior 40 time: 4.45 All-Star Game: — Team Captain: — Overall Grade: -.– Draft Projection: —
Non-position specific categories
Category Max. Value Grade Height/Weight 6 – Speed 8 – Quickness/Agility 10 – Strength/Explosion 10 – Athletic Ability 8 – Durability 8 – Character 6 – Production/Experience 6 – Toughness 8 – Potential 10 –
Defensive Back Specific Categories
Category Max. Value Grade Ball Skills 10 – Man Coverage 10 – Zone Coverage 10 – Tackling 6 – Run Stopping 6 – Hips/Lateral Movement 8 – Physicality 6 –
Explanation of Player Grading System
The Breakdown
Amukamara is a well rounded cornerback that has a very good chance of being the first corner taken in the 2011 NFL Draft. Excellent in zone coverage and off-man coverage, Prince understands the Keep Reading…
Aug
1
2010
Deunta Williams
Position: FS School: North Carolina Height: 6’2" Weight: 215 lbs Class: Senior 40 time: 4.55 All-Star Game: — Team Captain: — Overall Grade: -.– Draft Projection: —
Non-position specific categories
Category Max. Value Grade Height/Weight 6 – Speed 8 – Quickness/Agility 10 – Strength/Explosion 10 – Athletic Ability 8 – Durability 8 – Character 6 – Production/Experience 6 – Toughness 8 – Potential 10 –
Defensive Back Specific Categories
Category Max. Value Grade Ball Skills 10 – Man Coverage 10 – Zone Coverage 10 – Tackling 6 – Run Stopping 6 – Hips/Lateral Movement 8 – Physicality 6 –
Explanation of Player Grading System
The Breakdown
A true free-safety. Williams is at his best when he’s allowed to run around and make plays on the ball. Excellent range for his size and a sure tackler. Not afraid to Keep Reading…
Aug
1
2010
Quan Sturdivant
Position: ILB School: North Carolina Height: 6’2" Weight: 230 lbs Class: Senior 40 time: 4.70 All-Star Game: — Team Captain: — Overall Grade: -.– Draft Projection: —
Non-position specific categories
Category Max. Value Grade Height/Weight 6 – Speed 8 – Quickness/Agility 10 – Strength/Explosion 10 – Athletic Ability 8 – Durability 8 – Character 6 – Production/Experience 6 – Toughness 8 – Potential 10 –
Linebacker Specific Categories
Category Max. Value Grade Run Stopping 8 – Coverage 8 – Pass Rushing 8 – Tackling 8 – Instincts 8 – Hips/Lateral Movement 8 –
Explanation of Player Grading System
The Breakdown
Sturdivant is one of several talented defenders for North Carolina this season. However, he may be the most aggressive of the bunch. Quan relies on his instincts more than his linebacker corps team mate, Bruce Carter, but he Keep Reading…
Aug
1
2010
Bruce Carter
Position: OLB School: North Carolina Height: 6’3" Weight: 235 lbs Class: Senior 40 time: 4.60 All-Star Game: — Team Captain: — Overall Grade: -.– Draft Projection: —
Non-position specific categories
Category Max. Value Grade Height/Weight 6 – Speed 8 – Quickness/Agility 10 – Strength/Explosion 10 – Athletic Ability 8 – Durability 8 – Character 6 – Production/Experience 6 – Toughness 8 – Potential 10 –
Linebacker Specific Categories
Category Max. Value Grade Run Stopping 8 – Coverage 8 – Pass Rushing 8 – Tackling 8 – Instincts 8 – Hips/Lateral Movement 8 –
Explanation of Player Grading System
The Breakdown
Carter is a linebacker that does everything very well, but nothing great. If he plays to his full potential, he could be the first linebacker taken in the 2011 NFL Draft. Carter needs to find a way to Keep Reading…
Aug
1
2010
Marvin Austin
Position: DT School: North Carolina Height: 6’3" Weight: 310 lbs Class: Senior 40 time: 5.00 All-Star Game: — Team Captain: — Overall Grade: -.– Draft Projection: —
Non-position specific categories
Category Max. Value Grade Height/Weight 6 – Speed 8 – Quickness/Agility 10 – Strength/Explosion 10 – Athletic Ability 8 – Durability 8 – Character 6 – Production/Experience 6 – Toughness 8 – Potential 10 –
Defensive Line Specific Categories
Category Max. Value Grade Run Stopping 8 – Pass Rushing 8 – Awareness 8 – Hand Placement 8 –
Explanation of Player Grading System
The Breakdown
Austin is exactly what you look for in a one-gap defensive tackle. Quick first step and great pursuit, it’s not a shock to see Austin chasing down stretch plays and screen passes. The big knock on Austin is that his motor runs hot Keep Reading…






