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2015 NFL Combine: Weigh-In Recap – Linebackers
By Charlie Campbell –
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Florida outside linebacker Dante Fowler is in the running to be the first edge defender
selected. At 6-foot-3, 261 pounds, Fowler has versatile size. He could add some weight to play defensive
end in a 4-3, or stay where he is to remain a 3-4 outside linebacker. It wouldn’t be surprising if
Fowler ends up being a star of the Combine.
Missouri outside linebacker Shane Ray (6-3, 245) checked in as expected. He is going to need to
improve his strength for the NFL, but at least Ray wasn’t smaller than what he was billed to be.
Nebraska outside linebacker Randy Gregory checked in at 6-foot-5, 235 pounds. Gregory is fast
off the edge, but he is going to need to fill out his frame more for the NFL.
Clemson outside linebacker Vic Beasley has been in the weight room a lot since the end of the
season. Beasley played in the 230s at Clemson, but weighed in at 6-foot-3, 246 pounds. If Beasley can
maintain his speed and explosion at the heavier weight, it will really help his draft stock.
UCLA outside linebacker Eric Kendricks (6-0, 232) had a quality weigh-in. Topping 230 pounds was
key for Kendricks, and not being in the 220s helps him to be a first�round pick.
TCU inside linebacker Paul Dawson was a couple inches shorter than his listed numbers. At 6-
foot, 235 pounds, Dawson would be a little undersized for a middle linebacker in the NFL, and he may have
to move outside linebacker.
Virginia outside linebacker Eli Harold (6-3, 247) was lighter than expected. Perhaps he dropped
some weight in order to be able to run faster in the 40. Harold should play in the 250-260-pound range.
Kentucky’s Bud Dupree (6-4, 269) played defensive end and outside linebacker for the Wildcats.
At 6-foot-4, 269 pounds, Dupree is on the verge of being more of a 4-3 base defensive end. Dupree is a
size/speed specimen who should impress at the Combine.
Washington outside linebacker Shaq Thompson (6-0, 228) is about as expected, but this indicates
that he’ll have to be an outside linebacker and isn’t a candidate to play on the inside. He’s too big
for safety, but if he trimmed some weight, some teams might consider that route for him. Thompson is a
great athlete, so he should impress on the field.
Mississippi State inside linebacker Bernardrick McKinney was a little smaller than listed, but
the 6-foot-4, 246-pounder has excellent length and size to be a middle linebacker in any scheme in the
NFL. McKinney could also be a Combine star.
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