7 Witt, Patrick QB 6-4 224 4/3/89 R Yale

How Did I miss this.

and 55 Wilson, Lawrence LB 6-1 229 11/16/87 1 Connecticut

Derek Schouman TE from BSU was pretty good. I watched him play here in Idaho. Solid player, but not sure how he will do in the NFL.

Quite a few 2nd and 3rd year players participating.

Alex Daniels, DL/FB 6-4 265 11/27/86 2 Cincinatti
PS@ OAK - Dallas - NYG
School: Cincinnati
Position: DE/OLB/FB
Class: 2010 Big Board
Year: Senior
Height: 6022
Weight: 269
Bench Press: 31
Vertical Jump: 36.5"
40 T: 4.73
Projection: 5 - fa

6'2" 269 FB that benched 31 times? dam lol

overall draft profile sums up like this:
Daniels is a bit undersized at 6-2 265, but nobody will question his natural ability. draft stock dropped to issues at the unv of minn.

A versatile athlete, Daniels wrapped up an extraordinary collegiate career as one of the defensive leaders on a Cincinnati team that went 12-1 and finished the 2009 season ranked eighth in the nation. He began his career at Minnesota as a defensive lineman before moving to running back as a sophomore. He was the Golden Gophers' second-leading rusher in 2006, amassing 309 yards on the ground with five touchdowns. That was the last season he suited up at the running back position and for Minnesota. Daniels sat out the 2007 after transferring to Cincinnati, and played in all 27 games in his two-year career with the Bearcats. While most of Cincinnati's success last season had to do with its prolific offense, Daniels did an excellent job of disrupting the opposing team's offense. He finished his senior year with 56 tackles - including 11 for loss - and led the Bearcats with 8 1/2 sacks. Despite proving to be a well-rounded athlete, Daniels hasn't received much attention leading up to the draft and is unlikely to be selected.

NFL Draft - Prospect Stats - Alex Daniels | Philly.com

Lawrence Wilson LB 6-1 229 11/16/87 1 Connecticut
Selected by: Carolina Panthers
Round: 6 (166)

40-Yard Dash 4.75
Bench press 24
Vertical jump 32.5
Broad jump 9'5
Three-cone drill 7.31
20-yard shuttle 4.50
60-yard shuttle 11.89

Wilson looks like a future backup who should be able to be productive on special teams. Has good height and speed but lacks the bulk or playing strength to take on and shed blockers against the run. Flashes the potential of a sideline-to-sideline player but isn't the most sound openfield tackler or the smoothest player in space/coverage. Could see action in passing situations with his combination of range in coverage and comfort blitzing. One of those interesting prospects who, despite his experience and productive in college, still has upside and needs polish to elevate his game to that of an NFL starter. Day 3, late-round prospect.
National Football League: NFL Draft 2011 - Lawrence Wilson

WHY WAS HE WAIVED? Lawrence Wilson busted for pot

Nate Bussey last years 7th rounder is back. he was the other 4.5 40 lb we drafted

Quinton Richardson, S 6-0 204 12/24/88 R Washington
Height: 5-11 1/8
Weight: 204
Arm: 32
Hand: 9 7/8
Wingspan: 75 3/4
40: 4.41
20s 4.35
60s 11.40
3 Cn 7.02
BP 19
BJ 9'8"
VJ 31 1/2

Well put together college cornerback who might not have the pure cover ability to hang outside in the pros, but has size and outstanding speed to be considered as a FS-conversion candidate. Questionable instincts, tackling and toughness.
ProFootballWeekly.com - Draft Prospect - Quinton Richardson

Washington Pro Day: One Husky who likely caught the attention of scouts with a stellar 40-yard dash time was cornerback Quinton Richardson. Not invited to the Combine, Richardson was the fastest of the players tested Thursday, recording times in the mid 4.3s. Richardson had looked like a potential draftable commodity after a strong junior season but struggled with inconsistency as a senior. Clearly, he has the speed to warant further investigation. Media members were partioned off from the actual workout and the results of timed drills was not made readily available.
Quinton Richardson, FS, Washington, NFL Draft - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com