Here's the metrics key: Position Rank - Name - Round - Ht. - Wt. - 40 time - 20 - 10 - Bench - Vert - Broad - 20 yd Shuttle - 3 Cone
DE:
For a situational, 4-3 look no further than Ade Aruna (Tulane).
14
Ade Aruna
Tulane
4-5
6-5
262
4.60
2.71
1.59
18
38 1/2
10'08"
4.48
7.53
3-4? The shopping is better in the DTs. Take a look at Bilal Nichols (Delaware) or James Looney (Cal).
17
Bilal Nichols
Delaware
5
6-4
306
4.95
2.89
1.72
29
30 1/2
09' 04"
4.49 . 7.45
21
James Looney
California
6
6-3
287
4.89
2.84
1.67
28
35 1/2
09'05"
4.37
7.32
DT:
Bilal Nichols works here as well...
OLB:
Oren Burks (Vandy) is a tad light, but I think he works on the inside.
12
Oren Burks
Vanderbilt
4-5
6-3
233
4.59
2.64
1.59
18
39 1/2
10'11"
4.15
6.82
ILB:
Genard Avery (Memphis)... and conveniently I like him for the outside.
5
Genard Avery
Memphis
4-5
6-0
248
4.59
2.67
1.59
26
36
10'04"
4.36
6.90
CB:
As usual there's a ton of candidates here, but Andre Chachere (San Jose State) is my guy.
30
Andre Chachere
San Jose State
7
6-0
197
4.49
2.61
1.52
13
38
10'03"
4.07
6.78
SS:
Troy Apke (PSU) is an easy choice.
7
Troy Apke
Penn State
5
6-1
200
4.34
2.52
1.48
16
41
10'11"
4.03
6.56
FS:
Godwin Igwebuike (NW) simply does not belong to last into Day 5, but even deeper asleep is Joshua Kalu (Nebraska).
7
Godwin Igwebuike
Northwestern
5
5-11
213
4.44
2.60
1.57
19
35 1/2
10'08"
4.12
6.56
11
Joshua Kalu
Nebraska
7-FA
6-0
203
4.58
2.64
1.60
17
41 1/2
11'02"- 4.25 - 6.74
