2011 NFL Draft Combine Stock Report: Day 1
2011 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Prospects - Weigh-Ins and 40 Times:
QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | LB | DB
2011 NFL Draft Combine Stock Reports:
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This is a list of players who have seen a change in their 2011 NFL Draft stock. Click here to see how this has affected the 2011 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings.
2011 NFL Draft Combine Stock Report
Marcus Cannon, G, TCU
Marcus Cannon played in the 370s this season, so to see him drop his weight down to 358 was a good sign. Also, Cannon's arms measured in at 34 inches, which is definitely long enough for a guard.
Orlando Franklin, G, Miami
Orlando Franklin looked like he was in really great shape at the Combine weigh-in at 6-6, 316. His arms impressively measured in at 35 inches. Franklin could sneak into the second round with a good showing on Saturday.
Rodney Hudson, G, Florida State
Rodney Hudson played in the low 280s during the season. He was 291 at the Senior Bowl. On Thursday, he weighed in at 6-2, 299. Hudson is very talented, but his weight was always a concern. Not so much right now.
Ben Ijalana, G, Villanova
Ben Ijalana looked very impressive at the 2011 Combine weigh-in. Ijalana was 6-4, 317 with 36-inch arms. He helped his cause to be a right tackle in the NFL.
Derek Sherrod, OT, Mississippi State
Wasn't Derek Sherrod playing in the 305-310 range this year? Didn't he weigh 312 pounds at the Senior Bowl? How many Cheetos did he devour to raise his weight to 321 pounds just a few weeks later? Well, Sherrod looks to be carrying his weight well, but I thought he looked kind of sluggish in Mobile. I don't know if gaining 10 pounds was what he needed, but let's see how he looks in the drills on Saturday.
Tyron Smith, OT, USC
As many predicted, Tyron Smith was the big winner at the weigh-ins. Smith's arms measured in at 36 3/8 inches, which is really insane. Smith is also up to 307 pounds despite playing at 285 during the season. The high-upside tackle could go as high as No. 12 to Minnesota or No. 13 to Detroit.
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QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | LB | DB
2011 NFL Draft Combine Stock Reports:
Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6
This is a list of players who have seen a change in their 2011 NFL Draft stock. Click here to see how this has affected the 2011 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings.
2011 NFL Draft Combine Stock Report
Marcus Cannon, G, TCU
Marcus Cannon played in the 370s this season, so to see him drop his weight down to 358 was a good sign. Also, Cannon's arms measured in at 34 inches, which is definitely long enough for a guard.
Orlando Franklin, G, Miami
Orlando Franklin looked like he was in really great shape at the Combine weigh-in at 6-6, 316. His arms impressively measured in at 35 inches. Franklin could sneak into the second round with a good showing on Saturday.
Rodney Hudson, G, Florida State
Rodney Hudson played in the low 280s during the season. He was 291 at the Senior Bowl. On Thursday, he weighed in at 6-2, 299. Hudson is very talented, but his weight was always a concern. Not so much right now.
Ben Ijalana, G, Villanova
Ben Ijalana looked very impressive at the 2011 Combine weigh-in. Ijalana was 6-4, 317 with 36-inch arms. He helped his cause to be a right tackle in the NFL.
Derek Sherrod, OT, Mississippi State
Wasn't Derek Sherrod playing in the 305-310 range this year? Didn't he weigh 312 pounds at the Senior Bowl? How many Cheetos did he devour to raise his weight to 321 pounds just a few weeks later? Well, Sherrod looks to be carrying his weight well, but I thought he looked kind of sluggish in Mobile. I don't know if gaining 10 pounds was what he needed, but let's see how he looks in the drills on Saturday.
Tyron Smith, OT, USC
As many predicted, Tyron Smith was the big winner at the weigh-ins. Smith's arms measured in at 36 3/8 inches, which is really insane. Smith is also up to 307 pounds despite playing at 285 during the season. The high-upside tackle could go as high as No. 12 to Minnesota or No. 13 to Detroit.
Click here to see how this has affected the 2011 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings (update coming soon).
Back to the 2011 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Page.
2011 NFL Draft Scouting Combine Prospects - Weigh-Ins and 40 Times:
QB | RB | WR | TE | OL | DL | LB | DB
2011 NFL Draft Combine Stock Reports:
Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6
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tommytouch
03-01-2011
04:49 pm
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If I were the Panthers at #1.
I'd seriously consider Peterson . Another comming of Charles Woodson
Sean
03-01-2011
03:55 pm
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How has Ian Williams looked Walt?
Doesn't matter how strong Paea is...
03-01-2011
03:20 pm
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Its the wheels that drive that strength that matter. I'm sure that there are a lot of really strong DL who are not playing because they can't run and push their frame towards the QB.
Get that knee right, then its translate.
Detroit Lions
03-01-2011
12:25 pm
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How has Akeem Ayers stock not taken a hit? He's been mocked to the Lion constantly and has proven that he is not top 15 worthy. With others shooting up, he could easily fall out of the first.
Tom R
03-01-2011
11:43 am
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Walter -
While Trent Williams' 40 time most certainly didn't hurt, it wasn't the reason he was selected before Russell Okung. Williams overall skill set was a better fit for the blocking schemes Washington employs. The value of timing offensive lineman in the 40 has been a long-time hotly debated subject amongst scouts and talent evaluators. Most believe they give the biggest credence to the time of their 10 yard splits.
Tom R
03-01-2011
11:33 am
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"Dontay Moch was supposed to blow up the Combine, but his 4.45 40 is the fastest for any linebacker at the Combine in at least a decade."
Or at least until Martez Wilson ran - "Wilson ran a 4.44 40"
nycsportzfan
03-01-2011
09:11 am
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Von Miller did not thrive in the drills, not even close.. He was not smooth as Mayock and Mora said, in almost every drill, excpet for the one that are pass rush type drills, coming off the edge... He proved hes a 3/4 player in the drills.. I don't know how u think he looked good in the drills... And the cherry on top, he almost dropped the ball on his catch, bobbling it around before snagging it...
Bob
03-01-2011
05:44 am
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Dareus over Fairley? Are you kidding or what? Fairley got better combine than dareus.
Cole O
02-28-2011
10:46 pm
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There are so many good five-technique guys in the first round and they'll all be good by pick 32
Alex Williams
02-28-2011
10:00 pm
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You have nothing in here about Dion Lewis who was very impressive in ever running back drill. I'm utterly confused how he goes unmentioned.
Walter
02-28-2011
08:46 pm
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@Robbie - The 40 was what got Trent Williams drafted over Russell Okung. If 40s aren't important, why does every single coach sit there with a stop watch and write everyone's time down?
Robbie
02-28-2011
08:42 pm
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Yeah, Walter, I think you're putting a little too much stock into 40 times!
Spurr
02-28-2011
08:31 pm
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So how is it that based purely on the Combine you've proclaimed that Dareus is now the better DT?? He was definitely more impressive in the measurables and athleticism but Fairley was completely unblockable all season. If you're gonna put Dareus ahead so easily why isn't Marvin Austin ahead of both?? He blew both of them out of the water.
Heath
02-28-2011
08:05 pm
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K. Clark, Walter loves to degrade any AUburn players.
K. Clark
02-28-2011
07:24 pm
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Fairly will be a much better NFL player than Dareus. He has a much more explosive first step and consistently abused double and even triple teams.
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