We have two MAC games tonight in Buffalo at Miami (OH) and
Central Michigan at Ball State. Players to keep your eye on for the 2010 NFL Draft:
Buffalo at Miami (OH):
WR Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo - Roosevelt has decent size at around 6-0 190 pounds, but does a good job running routes and get in and out of his breaks. He is a player in the NFL that can play in the slot as well on the outside and will come in to the NFL as a number three receiver and could become a number two receiver down the road. Right now looks like he will be a 5th round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
S Mike Newton, Buffalo – Newton is an in the box type safety and has good speed and size at 5-11 200 pounds. This season so far has 71 tackles, a sack and an interception. He needs to get better in coverage, and should be a late round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft or will get signed as a free-agent.
***RB James Starks, Buffalo – Injured and hasn’t played this season but someone that will be getting a look from NFL Scout at Buffalo pro day if he doesn’t get invited to the NFL combine.
Central Michigan at Ball State:
QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan – One NFL Scout told me that they had LeFevour as their second overall senior quarterback. He has had an outstanding senior season and career for Central Michigan and will get a chance to go to an All-Star game and the NFL Combine where his true final grade will be found out. He is a very good athlete and also is an accurate passer, the question mark is his arm strength. I think when it all said and done he is a 3rd round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, with a good All-Star week showing and a good combine could move up into the 2nd round.
WR Bryan Anderson, Central Michigan – Like LeFevour Anderson has had an outstand career at Central Michigan. He is a big, physical receiver at 6-5 215 pounds, with good hands the question mark is his straight line speed and we will have to see what that is when we get a clock on him. If he can be in the low 4.5 rang he could be a 3rd round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
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Central Michigan at Ball State. Players to keep your eye on for the 2010 NFL Draft:
Buffalo at Miami (OH):
WR Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo - Roosevelt has decent size at around 6-0 190 pounds, but does a good job running routes and get in and out of his breaks. He is a player in the NFL that can play in the slot as well on the outside and will come in to the NFL as a number three receiver and could become a number two receiver down the road. Right now looks like he will be a 5th round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
S Mike Newton, Buffalo – Newton is an in the box type safety and has good speed and size at 5-11 200 pounds. This season so far has 71 tackles, a sack and an interception. He needs to get better in coverage, and should be a late round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft or will get signed as a free-agent.
***RB James Starks, Buffalo – Injured and hasn’t played this season but someone that will be getting a look from NFL Scout at Buffalo pro day if he doesn’t get invited to the NFL combine.
Central Michigan at Ball State:
QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan – One NFL Scout told me that they had LeFevour as their second overall senior quarterback. He has had an outstanding senior season and career for Central Michigan and will get a chance to go to an All-Star game and the NFL Combine where his true final grade will be found out. He is a very good athlete and also is an accurate passer, the question mark is his arm strength. I think when it all said and done he is a 3rd round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, with a good All-Star week showing and a good combine could move up into the 2nd round.
WR Bryan Anderson, Central Michigan – Like LeFevour Anderson has had an outstand career at Central Michigan. He is a big, physical receiver at 6-5 215 pounds, with good hands the question mark is his straight line speed and we will have to see what that is when we get a clock on him. If he can be in the low 4.5 rang he could be a 3rd round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
For more NFL, NFL Draft news, you can follow me on Twitter at www.twitter.com/jvanfulpen
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