Scouting the Draft: Georgia’s Brandon Boykin
The cornerback is a fast, shifty return man but doesn't tackle well and is being overrated by many analysts.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Memphis’s Dontari Poe
The Memphis defensive tackle is more difficult to project than just about any prospect in the draft. He could go in the top 12 selections or drop out of the first round altogether.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Clemson’s Brandon Thompson
The defensive tackle is being undervalued in mock drafts. He should rise before draft day and could sneak into the first round.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Washington’s Alameda Ta’amu
If the beefy defensive tackle goes in the second round of the draft, as expected, the team that acquires him figures to be disappointed with its return.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: U.S.C.’s Nick Perry
The defensive end is projected to go in the back part of the first round, and this is a hefty price to pay for a potentially one-dimensional player. The fear is that he is just a pass-rush specialist.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Wisconsin’s Peter Konz
The Badgers center, a standout as a run blocker, could sneak into the first round but is more likely to be a second-round selection in the N.F.L. draft.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Clemson’s Dwayne Allen
What separates Dwayne Allen from the other top tight ends is his willingness and ability to block. He deserves to be the first tight end selected in the N.F.L. draft.
View Article2012 N.F.L. Mock Draft
Andrew Luck goes first, and Robert Griffin III goes next, but perhaps the order should be reversed.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Mississippi State’s Fletcher Cox
The defensive tackle figures to be a first-round pick in the N.F.L. draft. He's not an elite player, but he has the potential to become one.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Michigan State’s Jerel Worthy
The Spartans defensive tackle should be considered a top 15 talent, yet most analysts see him as a second-round pick
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Marshall’s Vinny Curry
If the defensive end doesn't get picked in the first round of the draft, this could be another case of teams valuing potential over production.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Oklahoma State’s Markelle Martin
The Oklahoma State prospect is supposed to be the top true free safety in the N.F.L. draft, but he looks to have a poor understanding of zone concepts.
View Article2012 N.F.L. Mock Draft, Updated
Texas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill looks as if he could go to Cleveland with the fourth pick, shaking up the draft board.
View ArticleScouting the Draft: Notre Dame’s Harrison Smith
The Irish safety plays almost as a small linebacker, reading plays and flying up to make hits.
View Article2012 N.F.L. Draft Big Board
An N.F.L. analyst ranks 162 players based on talent gleaned from film study, not on team needs or where players are projected to go.
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