In our last edition of CSR before the 2011 NFL Draft, we’ll give you who the Patriots should choose early, late (snooze), or not at all (refuse).
Chime in with your choices in the comments section.
In our last edition of CSR before the 2011 NFL Draft, we’ll give you who the Patriots should choose early, late (snooze), or not at all (refuse).
Chime in with your choices in the comments section.
While many NCAA football fans might not have seen the Drake Bulldogs play, word gets around to NFL Scouts. The Patriots have been to Des Moines to check out the scintillating DE/OLB Dain Taylor, who didn’t disappoint last week. He tallied a sack and a interception returned for a TD.
The main NCAA game that we’ll be scouting this week is the undefeated matchup of Oklahoma vs Missouri. We’ll be watching two premiere DE/OLB hybrids that the Patriots will surely be taking a look at this spring.
QB / RB / FB / WR / TE / OT / OG / C/ DT / DE / HYB / OLB / ILB / CB / S / PK
Jeremy Beal, DE/OLB (Senior)
Height: 6’3″
Weight: 260
Projection: 4th-5th Round
Last Updated: February 28th, 2011
Strengths:
Applies consistent pressure to the quarterback – Active against the run – Good size and bulk – Productive for two full years in the Big 12 – Pursues well down the line and field – Can play with his hand up or down – Excellent intangibles.
Weaknesses:
Very poor speed – Can improve shedding blocks of bigger linemen, who can engulf him – Needs to add to his pass rush repertoire.
Combine:
2009 Stats:
11 Sacks / 18 TFL
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