1. Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford 2. Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor 3. Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU Claiborne is the best pure cover corner in the draft, and reminds me some of a young Champ Bailey.  His ability in run support is a work in progress, but in terms of pure coverage ability he stands alone.  Leslie Frazier is a former defensive backs coach, and drafts...

Position: CB College: Alabama Height/Weight: 6’2″/186 40 time: 4.51 Projected Round: 1 My grade: 1st round Stats Combine Results Positives: Prototypical size, strength, and speed for a corner. Very physical defender that takes pride in making tackles.  Tough and tenacious. Swarms to the ball on running plays, fighting through blocks and throwing...

Position: RB College: Cincinatti Height/Weight: 5’10″/187 40 time: 4.47 Stats Combine Results Positives: Downhill, north-south runner with a quick, powerful burst. Tough and physical for his size.  Runs with good pad level and is able to fight through arm tackles at the line. Hits the hole hard, and accelerates to top end speed very quickly....

Position: CB College: Virginia Tech Height/Weight: 5’10″/178 40 time: 4.47 Stats Combine Results Positives: Quick, smart player.  Very good in zone coverage.  Knows his zone and his teammates’ zones around him. This allows him to always put himself in the best possible position to make a play.  Keen and observant of what the offense is...

Position: CB College: LSU Height/Weight: 5’11″/188 40 time: 4.50 Projected Round: Top 10 My Grade: Top 5 talent Stats Combine Results Positives: Dominant cover corner that is very difficult to gain separation from. Smooth and fluid athlete that can change directions quickly and easily.  Accelerates and closes on the ball with great speed.  Sticks...

Position: CB College: Montana Height/Weight: 6’2″/204 40 time: 4.61 Projected Round: 2-3 My Grade: First Round Stats Combine Results Positives: Above average size. Big and strong corner. Long frame with long arms ideal for jamming receivers at the line. Hard hitter and very strong tackler that doesn’t shy away from contact. Tough, agressive,...

Position: QB College: Texas A&M Height/Weight: 6’4″/221 40 time: 4.62 Projected Round: Top 10 overall pick Stats Combine Results Positives: Strong Arm. Can make all the throws at the next level. Ideal height allows him to survey field from pocket. Good mobility and can make plays with his legs.  Throws the ball very well on the run. Can...

Position: QB College: Baylor Height/Weight: 6’2″/223 40 time: 4.41 Projected Round: 2nd overall pick Stats Combine Results Positives: Strong arm with good zip on all his throws. Throws an incredibly accurate deep ball with good touch, velocity, and precision. Puts the ball in a spot where only the receiver can get it on deep ball.  Elite speed and...

Position: QB College: Stanford Height/Weight: 6’4″/234 40 time: 4.67 Projected Round: 1st overall pick Stats Combine Results Positives: Ideal size to survey the field from the pocket. Good deep ball. Smart is an understatement. Was high school valedictorian. Drives through his throws, delivering the ball with good zip.  Puts nice touch on throws...

Position: QB College: Michigan State Height/Weight: 6’3″/214 40 time: 4.93 Projected Round: 2-3 My Grade: 2 Stats Combine Results Positives: Very smart quarterback with tremendous intangibles. Tough and competitive player that isn’t afraid to put his body on the line for the team. Sound mechanics with a compact and quick release. Gets the...