Position: Wide Receiver/ Running back

School: Florida

Size: 5’11/ 192 lbs.

Combine Results:

40 yard dash- 4.41 sec

Bench Press- 19 reps

(Video thanks to dools102)

Percy Harvin Scouting Report

Considered one of the most explosive players in recent memory, Harvin is capable of breaking a screen pass into a touchdown on any given play. A living, breathing highlight reel.  His coach calls him the best player in America. At the University of Florida, he averaged 9.4 yards per carry and 16.1 yards per catch.

At his pro day, Harvin caught every ball, ran extremely well on his routes, and displayed that elite burst out of his stance that makes NFL teams salivate. Great strength-to-weight ratio. His versatility forces opponents to account for his whereabouts on every play. Despite his small stature, he shows the courage to meet larger defenders head on. Very effective in goal-line/short yardage situations.

Has injury concerns, doesn’t have a true position.

Late first round selection.

Position: Running back

School: Ohio State

Size: 6’1/ 235 lbs.

Combine Results:

40 yard dash- 4.59 sec

Bench Press- 25 reps

(Video thanks to Lexco44)

Chris Wells Scouting Report

A big runner with better decent straight line speed. Shiftier than most athletes his size, but ever since he injured his foot, he tended to resort to  jukes instead of using his immense power to bulldoze opponents. Strength is running between the tackles, but he has long arms, giving him a brilliant stiff arm to stun oncoming tacklers when trying to reach the edge. Excellent north/south runner. Statistically a very productive HB in a tough power running conference in college.

Only an average receiver and blocker. Injuries hampered his production, bringing into question his desire and overall toughness. Not a vocal leader.

Late first round selection.

Position: Linebacker

School: Wake Forest

Size: 6’2/ 254 lbs.

Combine Results:

40 yard dash- 4.56 sec

Bench Press- 27 reps

Vertical Leap-37 in.

(Video thanks to DeaconSports)

Aaron Curry Scouting Report

Said to be the most complete player of 2009, Aaron Curry is a once in a decade kind of player. Very well could be one of the fastest linebackers in football, very strong, great tackler. Incredible intensity, likens himself to Ravens’ linebacker Ray Lewis. Has a good feel for coverage and shows soft hands for a man of his size. Proven team leader who earns respect of his peers with his amazing work ethic. Extremely versatile, multi-dimensional player. Great field awareness and good understanding of the game.

Wasn’t asked to rush the passer often enough to develop a pass rush repertoire.

Top 5 talent.

Position: Wide Receiver

School: Texas Tech

Size: 6′1/ 215 lbs.

Combine Results:

(Did not compete)

(Video thanks to Viperhacker)

Michael Crabtree Scouting Report

Known for his  physicality, Michael Crabtree plays like a sledgehammer with legs. Especially physical when the ball is in the air, shows good awareness of the sidelines, uses his body to wall of defenders from the ball. Extremely productive in college (1,100 yards and 12 touchdowns last year). Superb hands, very reliable even in clutch situations. Tough, willing to play with minor injuries. Excellent at gaining additional yardage after the catch.

Lacks elite speed, displays poor ball protection, some injury concerns.

Overall, top 10 pick.

Position: Quarterback

School: Georgia

Size: 6’2/ 225 lbs.

Combine Results:

40 yard dash- 4.81 sec

20-yard shuttle-4.47

(Video thanks to UGAfan93)

Matthew Stafford Scouting Report

Much has been said about Stafford and his golden arm. He hails from the SEC, having started there since he was a freshman at Georgia. Not the most most accurate passer,
but is more than adequate. Tends to force throws into tight spaces, but that is due to his supreme confidence in his ability. Needs to work on his touch a bit, yet he excels at throwing deep passes where he can showcase his incredible arm strength. Did a heck of a job in the interview process during the combine. Decent mobility and has better than average pocket awareness.  No known character issues. Ideal competitor. Needs to improve his decision-making.  Top 10 talent.

Rey Maualuga

Position: Inside Linebacker

School: Southern Cal (USC)

Size: 6’2/ 249 lbs.

Combine Results:

40 yard dash- 4.8 sec

Bench Press-23 reps

(Video thanks to Paperclipsmith)

Rey Maualuga Scouting Report

One of the nastiest, hardest hitting linebackers in college football. Quarterbacks wet their pants thinking about being hit by Maualuga. Covers the field well, and gives good effort all the time. He shows a passion for the game, and likes to have a good time on and off the field. Doesn’t possess blinding speed or incredible hands, but is very instinctive and punishes the ball carrier. Played his best games against top competition. Of all the players in the first round, Maualuga seems slightly underrated and should enjoy an amazing NFL career.