2016 NFL Draft Prospect Thread ...............

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D.J. Reader Scouting Report: Is Clemson NT a '16 Bills Target?

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Is Ole Miss WR LaQuon Treadwell a Target for Buffalo Bills?

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2016 NFL Draft: Boise State S Darian Thompson Scouting Report - Building the Herd

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2016 NFL Draft: Vernon Butler Scouting Report, Fit with Bills

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2016 NFL Draft: Mississippi State DL Chris Jones Scouting Report - Building the Herd

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Bronson Kaufusi Scouting Report: Versatile DL a Potential 2016 NFL Draft Target for Buffalo Bills - Building the Herd

[ChrisXVI]

I don't know if you guys have seen this yet but I found it real interesting:

Finding The Superior Athlete: Impact Defensive Ends In The 2016 NFL Draft - Blogging The Boys

Finding The Superior Athlete: Impact Defensive Tackles In The 2016 NFL Draft - Blogging The Boys

They took the SPARQ scores and combined that with college production to create a graph showing who may have the best chance to succeed in the NFL.

[hagan714]

Originally Posted by ChrisXVI

I don't know if you guys have seen this yet but I found it real interesting:

Finding The Superior Athlete: Impact Defensive Ends In The 2016 NFL Draft - Blogging The Boys

Finding The Superior Athlete: Impact Defensive Tackles In The 2016 NFL Draft - Blogging The Boys

They took the SPARQ scores and combined that with college production to create a graph showing who may have the best chance to succeed in the NFL.

What does an out of work statistician do in there spare time?

Interesting reading to say the least.

DT i agree with a flyer in day three for Dean Lowry.
Reed I question a bit but food for thought. Reed shows more in pads than shorts and I think he is a product of the bama system.

[K Major]

The best receiver in the 2016 NFL Draft isn't who you think it is - SBNation.com

[hagan714]

Tennessee's Pro Day

Stock up:

• S Brian Randolph: Whoever thought Randolph wouldn’t test particularly well (confession: that’s me), was certainly wrong. The veteran safety who appeared in more game (53) than any other Vol in history, showed that he’s more than just a productive college player. He has some NFL-like athletic attributes. And that was most proven in the 40-yard dash, where he ran in the 4.4 range with one report putting him right at 4.40 flat. Those times are all considered unofficial, but regardless, he ran well. He also showed that he’s one of the stronger DB prospects in his class, benching an impressive 31 reps at 225 pounds – numbers normally reserved more for linemen. Wednesday didn’t suddenly transform him into an elite prospect, but scouts will at least want to take a longer look at him now.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2016&genpos=SS

• DT Owen Williams: Though he didn’t have a massively productive UT career, this is the area that Williams shines. And shine he did on Wednesday, posting a whopping 42 reps on the bench press – eight more than anybody at the NFL combine recorded last month, while running well too. He had several flashes of NFL-like upside during the 2016 season and he got much better from the time he arrived on campus in 2014 to the end of his senior season. He could be a sneaky late-round pick candidate that has a ton of upside.
Owen Williams*|*Tennessee,*DT*:*2016 NFL Draft Scout Player Profile

Holding steady:

• OL Kyler Kerbyson: Versatility is the key for Kerbyson as he looks to at least get in an NFL camp and prove that he can bring value to a team because he truly could play all five spots on the offensive line. His numbers, including 32 reps on the bench press, were solid on Wednesday. He truly played out of position the past couple years at tackle, and better projects as an interior O-lineman. If somebody gives him a chance, he can be a guy you keep on the roster or practice squad because of that ability to move around and do different things.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2016&genpos=OG

• WR Marquez North: He was a standout at the combine last month, and he proved it was no fluke on Wednesday, again running in the 4.4 range (this time a bit faster at 4.42) at 6-foot-2, 223 pounds. It’s safe to say he’s proven himself as a physical freak. Then why didn’t he always play like it? That will continue to be the question on NFL teams’ minds, but the numbers he’s put up could very well be enough to make him a late-round pick. injury red flag
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2016&genpos=WR

Stock Report: Tennessee's Pro Day | Rocky Top Insider