QUARTERBACKS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Sam Bradford Oklahoma 6-4 1/4; 236 4.79 na/na 9.3

2, Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame 6-3 222 4.76 na/na 9.3

3, Colt McCoy Texas 6-1 216 4.79 na/na 9.1

4, Dan LeFevour Central Mich. 6-3 1/4; 229 4.60 na/29 1/2 8.1

5, Tim Tebow Florida 6-3 236 4.72 25/38 1/2 8.0

SAM BRADFORD — Scout's analysis: "Everything is positive about him. He's accurate ... enjoyed meeting him. Only thing that worries me about him, if you go watch the tape, last season he had a good offensive line and he held on to the ball. ... He's gonna have to get rid of the ball quicker."

JIMMY CLAUSEN — Scout's analysis: "More physically gifted than Bradford, (but) not as accurate. Bradford's more mature. ... It looks like he's (Clausen) got all the physical tools."

COLT MCCOY — Scout's analysis: "McCoy is a good athlete. He's smart, quick, (with) adequate arm strength. I like him but I don't think he's gonna be special. If you get him, you're gonna like him."

DAN LeFEVOUR — Kiper's analysis: "LeFevour possesses the overall skill set to at least put himself In a position to win a starting QB job down the road in the NFL."

tim tebow — Scout's analysis: "He's a natural leader, a great personality. People respond to him and are attracted to him ... He has so much pride, so much determination; he'll find a way to win ... (You) just have to admire him and you can't discount him. ... problem is crossing routes, (he's) not that accurate. (He's) also very anxious. I would take him in second round to find out if he can't play. The worse thing he can be is a positive influence, which isn't bad."

RUNNING BACKS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, C.J Spiller Clemson 5-11 196 4.37 18/36 9.3

2, Jahvid Best Cal 5-10 199 4.35 18/32 1/2 9.1

3, Dexter McCluster Mississippi 5-8 1/2 170 4.44 20/37 1/2 8.8

4, Ryan Mathews Fresno State 6-0 218 4.45 19/36 8.85, Joe McKnight USC 5-11 1/2 199 4.40 18/36 1/2 8.5

6. Toby Gerhart Stanford 6-0 231 4.53 22/38 8.5

C.J. SPILLER — Scout's analysis: "He's excellent. He's like a Reggie Bush, only a better returner and stronger at this stage. If he were 15-20 pounds more, he'd be the first player picked. The thing he does is give you instant offense."

JAHVID BEST — Scout's analysis: "Excellent player. He's not Spiller, though size is about same ... (Best) not a big person ... Best is fast, but, Spiller, every time he touches ball, it's a potential touchdown. ... Spiller plays bigger, stronger."

DEXTER MCCLUSTER — Kiper's analysis: "When you factor in his running ability, his sure hands for the reception, and his natural quickness/athleticism, expect McCluster to be a key component on an NFL roster for a number of years."

RYAN MATHEWS — Scout's analysis: "Our people liked him and he ran well at the (NFL) Combine. He's 220 pounds and runs 4.4."

joe mcknight — Scout's analysis: "Third-round guy ... kind of disappointment ... No consistency to him. ... hasn't been productive ... He has never done it. ... People thought he would be (Reggie) Bush but he didn't come close to Bush.."

TOBY GERHART — Scout's analysis: "He would be like a Tebow — not physically talented but finds a way to get it done. .... catches well, runs hard. ... Good player, great-great player? Probably not."

WIDE RECEIVERS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Dez Bryant Oklahoma St. 6-2 225 4.52 na/38 9.2

2. Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech 6-3 1/4; 226 4.52 na/na 9.1

3, Arrelious Benn Illinois 6-1 1/4; 220 4.40 20/37 1/2 8.8

DEZ BRYANT — Scout's analysis: "He's excellent. ... He's extremely talented. ... plays fast. ... Top 10 talent."

Demaryius Thomas — Scout's analysis: "He's big, got nice hands, runs well, makes a lot of big plays but got a lot of single coverage because nature of their offense."

ARRELIOUS BENN — Kiper's analysis: "Benn is bigger than he looks, works hard, and knows how to position his body. ... not only is Benn talented, but I also like his work ethic and attention to detail."

TIGHT ENDS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma 6-5 261 4.73 20/35 9.1

2, Ed Dickson Oregon 6-4 1/4; 250 4.59 23/34 8.8

3, Aaron Hernandez Florida 6-2 1/4; 248 4.64 30/33 8.6

4, Dennis Pitta BYU 6-4 1/2 247 4.68 27/34 8.6

5, Rob Gronkowski Arizona 6-6 1/4; 258 4.65 23/33.5 8.6

10, Anthony McCoy USC 6-4 1/2 259 4.79 19/35.5 8.1

JERMAINE GRESHAM — Scout's analysis: "Excellent receiver ... only problem with him, he doesn't play inline most of time; plays slot and wing ... average blocker but he can become a good blocker. ... He's a big-time athlete."

ED DICKSON — Kiper's analysis: "Dickson has the size, speed, hands, and leaping ability to effectively assist a pass offense at the pro level."

AARON HERNANDEZ — Kiper's analysis: "He is a competitive athlete with outstanding receiving skills. He is fluid and dynamic. ... His blocking skills right now are woeful."

DENNIS PITTA — Kiper's analysis: "With his size, hands and quickness, he has the potential to be a very good pass catching option at the next level."

ROB GRONKOWSKI — Scout's analysis: "He is the most talented of the tight ends. ... has the entire package. He's the biggest, not as good a blocker as (USC's Anthony McCoy) but better than Gresham."

ANTHONY MCCOY — Scout's analysis: "He was good as a freshman, plus he's a good blocker. "

TACKLES

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Russell Okung Oklahoma St. 6-5 307 5.17 38/32 1/2 9.3

2, Trent Williams Oklahoma 6-4 314 4.88 23/34 1/2 9.2

3, Bryan Bulaga Iowa 6-5‹ 316 5.26 26/27 1/2 9.1

4, Anthony Davis Rutgers 6-5 323 5.38 21/33 9.1

5, Charles Brown USC 6-5 297 5.21 21/32 9.1

6, Rodger Saffold Indiana 6-4 1/2 315 5.21 27/29 1/2 8.8

7, Jared Veldheer Hillsdale 6-8 315 5.06 32/33 1/2 8.5

8, Bruce Campbell Maryland 6-6 314 4.85 34/32 8.5

RUSSELL OKUNG — Scout's analysis: "Others are more athletic, but he's the best player. (He's) entire package, plays hard, run blocks well, pass protects. ... best run blocker of group. ... most consistent."

TRENT WILLIAMS — Scout's analysis: "This guy is big-time athlete. ... had bad foot most of this season ... bowl game he played center."

BRYAN BULAGA — Scout's analysis: "He's a good athlete. ... good feet, good movement ... better pure athlete than Okung ... lacks explosion ... athletic blocker not explosive blocker."

anthony davis — Scout's analysis: "He's a top player ... but he's got a weight problem. ... good all-around player ... maturity level is a concern."

CHARLES BROWn — Scout's analysis: "Could work his way into the first round. ... another guy who's an athletic guy ... long arms, big hands." (His arms are 35 1/4;, only Bruce Campbell's 36 1/4; was longer. His hands spanned 11‹; no other offensive lineman was larger than 10 3/4.)

RODGER SAFFOLD — Kiper's analysis: "Saffold is a good athlete with excellent feet and did a nice job as a pro-style pass blocker."

JARED VELDHEER — Kiper's analysis: "Veldheer is tall and rangy and shifts his feet pretty well for a big guy. He was rarely challenged by the defensive ends he faced at the small-college level but looked like he belonged with the big boys when he showed up at the postseason all-star games."

BRUCE CAMPBELL — Scout's analysis: "Big and fast and works out well. ...he's raw ... only started 17 games ... top workout guy."

GUARDS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Mike Iupati Idaho 6-5 324 5.26 27/27 1/2 8.8

7, Shawn Lauvao Arizona State 6-3 304 5.25 33/31 7.5

MIKE IUPATI — Scout's analysis: "He is really good. He has one major problem, he's too aggressive. He gets top heavy (in his technique) ... he wants to put the person on ground each play instead of blocking him. ... he can pull, trap and play in space."

SHAWN LAUVAO (FARRINGTON) — Scout's analysis: "I gave him a late-round grade. (He's a) straight-line guy."

CENTERS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Maurkice Pouncey Florida 6-4‹ 306 5.23 26/27 9.1

14, John Estes Hawai'i 6-1 3/4 298 na 25/27 5.5

MAURKICE POUNCEY — Scout's analysis: "He's really a good athlete. ... can play center, can play guard ... really a top athlete, very quick, good movement."

JOHN ESTES (Hawai'i) — Scout's analysis: "He's a tough guy, plays hard, but has short arms ... a free-agent."

DEFENSIVE ENDS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech 6-3 266 4.72 21/36 9.3

2, Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida 6-5 270 4.64 19/31 1/2 9.3

3, Brandon Graham Michigan 6-1 1/4; 268 4.72 31/31 1/2 9.2

4, Everson Griffen USC 6-3 1/4; 275 4.66 32/34 9.1

5, Tyson Alualu California 6-2fi 294 4.87 24/35 1/2 8.8

6, Carlos Dunap Florida 6-6 279 4.61 22/31 1/2 8.5

20, Daniel Te'o-Nesheim Wash. 6-3 1/2 267 4.72 29/37 7.1

DERRICK MORGAN — Scout's analysis: "A good player ... quick, active, runs well ... I thought he was a first-round pick."

JASON PIERRE-PAUL — Scout's analysis: "He's a top athlete. He's quick; he's explosive. ... He's a one-year player and doesn't make a whole lot of plays. ... He's a disrupter. ... He's got everything it takes to be a top player. ... extremely talented."

brandon graham — Scout's analysis: "Excellent player. ... Undersized, but just makes plays ... A guy you want on your side. ... plays with good leverage ... really strong for his size."

EVERSON GRIFFEN — Scout's analysis: "He probably as a talented a defensive lineman as there's ever been. ... can play in three-point stance, two-point stance ... but don't know what you're gonna get with this kid."

TYSON ALUALU (Saint Louis) — Scout's analysis: "There's a guy who you really root for. ... He's got a really high motor. He doesn't run fast enough to be an end. ... he doesn't play big (for tackle). ... (You) really root for him because he plays hard."

CARLOS DUNLAP — Scout's analysis: "I don't like him. ... He's tall, got long arms, not a very good player. ... quick but not explosive."

DANIEL TE'O-NESHEIM (HAWAI'I PREP) — Scout's analysis: "He really did good at the Combine. ... He's got a great motor. ... He's coming up."

DEFENSIVE TACKLES

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 6-4 307 4.98 32/35 1/2 9.5

2, Gerald McCoy Oklahoma 6-4 298 4.96 23/30 1/2 9.5

3, Dan Williams Tennessee 6-2 327 5.17 27/32 9.2

4, Brian Price UCLA 6-1 308 5.13 34/28 1/2 8.8

5, Jared Odrick Penn State 6-5 303 4.95 26/29 8.8

6, Terrence Cody Alabama 6-4 349 5.62 22/22 8.8

ndamukong suh — Scout's analysis: "He's an excellent player. ... Difference (between him and McCoy) is Suh makes plays. ... He's just so strong. ... holds up a blocker with his left hand and makes a tackle with his right. ... I think the guy is going to be a great player."

GERALD MCCOY — Scout's analysis: "Good player. Wish he would make more plays. ... quick, active. ... He is very talented."

DAN WILLIAMS — Scout's analysis: "He's a big-time player. ... I gave him high first-round grade. ... McCoy is a better athlete, but he could become the better player of two."

brian price — Scout's analysis: "He's strong, quick, active, good athlete. ... I think he's a first-rounder."

JARED ODRICK — Scout's analysis: "He's a very good player. ... great motor, quick, active ... can be disruptive ... I would want this guy on my team."

TERRENCE CODY — Scout's analysis: "He's strong. ... (he) can do one thing. He can play 2-gap and you can't move him."

INSIDE LINEBACKERS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Rolando McClain Alabama 6-3 254 4.68 24/35 9.2

ROLANDO MCCLAIN — Scout's analysis: "Big, instinctive, has good range, good player, not physical, not a take-on (a blocker) guy."

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Sergio Kindle Texas 6-3 250 4.71 25/36 1/2 9.2

2, Sean Weatherspoon Missouri 6-1 239 4.52 35/40 9.1

3, Jerry Hughes TCU 6-2 255 4.69 26/34 1/2 9.1

4, Daryl Washington TCU 6-2 230 4.54 17/31 8.8

5, Sean Lee Penn State 6-2 239 4.60 24/37 1/2 8.6

SERGIO KINDLE — Scout's analysis: "Not sure if he has the instinct to play linebacker. ... really explosive."

SEAN WEATHERSPOON — Scout's analysis: "He's an excellent player. ... second-best linebacker (I've scouted). ... He's the entire package, can play in space, a good tackler. ... I thought he was really good."

JERRY HUGHES — Scout's analysis: "(Played) end at TCU. ... He looks like he's athletic enough to play in a two-point stance. ... He's a good player. ... You like the way the guy plays, athletic, quick, mobile."

DARYL WASHINGTON —Kiper's analysis: "Washington is one of the top athletes among all the linebackers. ... has the size, speed and athleticism you look for in a top flight OLB in the NFL."

SEAN LEE —Scout's analysis: "He's instinctive. ... plays fast ... takes on blockers, plays in space."

CORNERBACKS

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Joe Haden Florida 5-11 193 4.43 18/35 9.2

2, Kareem Jackson Alabama 5-10 1/2 195 4.40 13/37 1/2 9.1

3, Devin McCourty Rutgers 5-11 193 4.48 16/36 9.0

4, Kyle Wilson Boise State 5-10 194 4.43 25/38 9.0

5, Patrick Robinson Florida State 5-11 190 4.42 15/39 8.6

JOE HADEN — Scout's analysis: "Excellent player. He doesn't have great speed. ... plays the run and pass well and has instincts."

KAREEM jackson — Kiper's analysis: "Jackson has first-round caliber talent and has the package of skills to be a No. 1 cornerback for the right NFL defense."

DEVIN MCCOURTY — Kiper's analysis: "He is very highly skilled, steady, and consistent. ... Ball skills are good, not great, but he shows excellent anticipation and awareness."

kyle wilson — Scout's analysis: "The more I see him, the more I like. ... Good cover guy. ... returns punts ... good special teams."

PATRICK ROBINSON — Scout's analysis: "I think he's very good ... second-best corner. ... got hot late."

SAFETIES

PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. 40 BP/VJ R

1, Eric Berry Tennessee 6-0 211 4.47 19/43 9.4

2, Earl Thomas Texas 5-10 208 4.37 21/32 9.3

3, Taylor Mays USC 6-3 230 4.43 24/41 8.8

4, Morgan Burnett Georgia Tech 6-1 1/4; 210 4.42 16/39 1/2 8.6

5, Nate Allen So. Florida 6-0 207 na 16/34 1/2 8.6

ERIC BERRY — Scout's analysis: "He's an excellent player. ... (He's) my best defensive back. ... The guy can play in any spot. ... can play corner, can play down in the box, just a top player." (Note: Also had a broad jump of 10 feet, 10 inches.)

EARL THOMAS — Scout's analysis: "Earl is a good player. ... I'd probably start him at corner (before moving him to safety)."

TAYLOR MAYS — Scout's analysis: "Mays is another guy who is a great workout guy. ... Mays played much better in 2008 than 2009 ... (has) great size, great speed and great range."

MORGAN BURNETT — Kiper's analysis: "When you factor in his work ethic, physical ability and overall talent, there's reason to believe that Burnett can be a very good safety in the NFL."

NATE ALLEN — Scout's analysis: "Good player. ... He can play in the box, play in space, got good hands ... doesn't have measurables that Taylor (Mays) has."