NFL Draft Stats

Here are some stats about the 2010 NFL Draft.

Out of the 255 Draft Picks:

216 - Went to the NFL Combine

39 - Did not get invited to the NFL Combine

47 - Were underclassmen (Juniors)

84 - Played in the Senior Bowl

32 - Played in the East/West Shrine Game

31 - Played in the Texas vs. the Nation Game

2010 NFL Combine: WR Overview

List of Wide Receivers Invited to NFL Combine:
Seyi Ajirotutu, Fresno State
Danario Alexander, Missouri
Alric Arnett, West Virginia
Brandon Banks, Kansas State
Chris Bell, Norfork State
Arrelious Benn, Illinois
Nyan Boateng, California
Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas
Antonio Brown, Central Michigan
Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
Chris Carter, Cal-Davis
Riley Cooper, Florida
Eric Decter, Minnesota
Marcus Easley, Connecticut
Jacob Ford, Clemson
David Gettis, Baylor
Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati
Shay Hodge, Mississippi
Brandon James, Florida
Donald Jones, Youngstown
Kevin Jurovich, San Jose State
Brandon LaFell, LSU
Scott Long, Louisville
Chris McGaha, Arizona State
Kerry Meier, Kansas
Carlton Mitchell, South Florida
Preston Parker, North Alabama
Jared Perry, Missouri
David Reed, Utah
Andre Roberts, Citadel
Emmanuel Sanders, SMU
Jordan Shipley, Texas
Golden Tate, Notre Dame
DeMaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech
Verran Tucker, California
Chastin West, Fresno State
Blair White, Michigan State
Damian Williams, USC
Jeremy Williams, Tulane
Kyle Williams, Arizona State
Mike Williams, Syracuse
Stephen Williams, Toledo
Ryan Wolfe, UNLV

Juniors:
Chris Bell, Norfork State
Arrelious Benn, Illinois
Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas
Antonio Brown, Central Michigan
Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
Carlton Mitchell, South Florida
Golden Tate, Notre Dame
DeMaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech
Damian Williams, USC
Mike Williams, Syracuse

Played in Senior Bowl:
Danario Alexander, Missouri
Riley Cooper, Florida
Jacob Ford, Clemson
Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati
Shay Hodge, Mississippi
Donald Jones, Youngstown
Jeremy Williams, Tulane

Played in East – West:
Seyi Ajirotutu, Fresno State
Alric Arnett, West Virginia
Kerry Meier, Kansas
David Reed, Utah
Emmanuel Sanders, SMU
Verran Tucker, California
Blair White, Michigan State

Played in Texas vs. Nation:
Marcus Easley, Connecticut
David Gettis, Baylor
Donald Jones, Youngstown
Kevin Jurovich, San Jose State
Scott Long, Louisville
Preston Parker, North Alabama
Jared Perry, Missouri
Kyle Williams, Arizona State
Stephen Williams, Toledo

Surprising guys left off:
Taylor Price, Ohio
Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green
Joe Webb, UAB
Juamorris Stewart, Southern

Story Lines:
Arrelious Benn – Can Benn still be a first round pick with the type of junior season he had?

Dez Bryant – Will Bryant be a top ten pick?

Riley Cooper – Cooper dropped some balls at the Senior Bowl he should have caught, needs to do a better job in the drills at the NFL Combine.

Eric Decter – Will Decter be healthy enough to run with his foot injury?

Jacob Ford – Might be the fast 40 time for a wide receiver in a long time.
Mardy Gilyard – After a great week of practice at the Senior Bowl and outstanding game can he keep the momentum up?

Kevin Jurovich – Jurovich missed most of the Texas vs. the Nation practices and the game because of turf toe, something to watch at the NFL Combine.

Jared Perry – Perry flashed some ability at the Texas vs. the Nation game and needs to keep it up.

Golden Tate – Tate 40 yard dash and height are some big question marks that he can answer at the NFL Combine.

DeMaryius Thomas – A good 40 yard dash can help his stock go a long way as people are questioning his speed.

Chastin West – West was schedule to play in the Texas vs. the Nation game, but pulled out at the last minute because of a hamstring injury, how healthy is he for the NFL Combine?

Blair White – White has gone from a walk-on to a top notch NFL prospect.

Mike Williams – Williams has had off the field issues, so the interviews with NFL personal with be huge.

2010 NFL Combine: RB Overview

List of Running Backs Invited to NFL Combine:

Matthew Asiata, Utah
Joique Bell, Wayne State
Jahvid Best, California
Legarrette Blount, Oregon
Chris Brown, Oklahoma
Andre Dixon, Connecticut
Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State
Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech
Toby Gerhart, Stanford
Montario Hardesty, Tennessee
Trindon Holliday, LSU
Javarris James, Miami
Stafon Johnson, USC
Darius Marshall, Marshall
Ryan Mathews, Fresno State
Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
Joe McKnight, USC
Shawnbrey McNeal, SMU
Lonyae Miller, Fresno State
Brandon Minor, Michigan
Patrick Paschall, North Dakota State
Charles Scott, LSU
CJ Spiller, Clemson
James Starks, Buffalo
Ben Tate, Auburn
Keith Toston, Oklahoma State
Keiland Williams, LSU

Juniors:
Jahvid Best, California
Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech
Darius Marshall, Marshall
Ryan Mathews, Fresno State
Joe McKnight, USC
Shawnbrey McNeal, SMU

Played in Senior Bowl:
Joique Bell, Wayne State
Legarrette Blount, Oregon
Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State
Montario Hardesty, Tennessee
Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
Lonyae Miller, Fresno State
Ben Tate, Auburn

Played in East – West:
Andre Dixon, Connecticut
Javarris James, Miami
Patrick Paschall, North Dakota State
Keith Toston, Oklahoma State

Played in Texas vs. Nation:
Trindon Holliday, LSU

Surprising guys left off:
Andre Anderson, Tulane
Deji Karim, Southern Illinois
Curtis Steele, Memphis

Story Lines:
Joique Bell – After a good week at the Senior Bowl can the small school running back keep it going at the NFL Combine.

Jahvid Best – How is the overall health?

Legarrette Blount – Blount answered a lot of questions at the Senior Bowl, but will have more questions to answer at the NFL Combine.

Jonathan Dwyer – If Dwyer does run the 40 yard dash, where will he be at as far as time.

Toby Gerhart – Gerhart speed has been questioned and can answer a number of those questions if he does run the 40 yard dash.

Trindon Holliday – Holliday is a track star, so how fast will he be in the 40.

Ryan Mathews – Could Mathews be the number one running back draft this year, a good NFL Combine will help him.

Dexter McCluster – McCluster had a great Senior Bowl, can he have a repeat performance at the NFL Combine?

Joe McKnight – Questions about off the field benefits at USC will definitely come up.

Charles Scott – How healthy will Scott be, and will he be able to do everything at the NFL Combine?

CJ Spiller – How high can Spiller get drafted?

James Starks – Starks missed this whole season with injury he must be cleared medically, and then we will see how he performs on the field.

Ben Tate – Tate helped himself at the Senior Bowl and needs to have a good NFL Combine to keep rising up NFL teams draft boards.

2010 NFL Combine: QB Overview

List of Quarterbacks Invited to NFL Combine:
Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
Levi Brown, Troy
Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
Sean Canfield, Oregon State
Daryll Clark, Penn State
Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
Armanti Edwards, Appalachian State
Max Hall, BYU
Tim Hiller, Western Michigan
Mike Kafka, Northwestern
Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
Thaddeus Lewis, Duke
Colt McCoy, Texas
Tony Pike, Cincinnati
Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State
John Skelton, Fordham
Riley Skinner, Wake Forest
Jeavan Snead, Mississippi
Tim Tebow, Florida

Juniors:
Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
Jeavan Snead, Mississippi

Played in Senior Bowl:
Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
Sean Canfield, Oregon State
Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
Tony Pike, Cincinnati
Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State
Tim Tebow, Florida

Played in East West:
Daryll Clark, Penn State
Max Hall, BYU
Mike Kafka, Northwestern
John Skelton, Fordham

Played in Texas vs. Nation:
Levi Brown, Troy
Tim Hiller, Western Michigan
Thaddeus Lewis, Duke

Surprising guys left off:
Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee
Matt Nichols, Eastern Washington
Ryan Perrilloux, Jacksonville State
Rusty Smith, Florida Atlantic
Bill Stull, Pittsburgh

Story Lines:
Tim Tebow – The national media, NFL Network, ESPN will be all over his every move. He should test well, but in the quarterback drills I expect him to struggle.

Jimmy Clausen – Had toe surgery in the off-season, so won’t be able to compete in drills at the NFL Combine, will have to wait until Notre Dame Pro Day.

Sam Bradford – His camp is keeping it quite on how much he will participate in the NFL Combine, if he is able to show he is 100 percent and does well, it will help him try to get to the number one overall pick.

Tim Hiller – Needs to show better consistency then he did at the Texas vs. the Nation game, last week in El Paso.

Daryll Clark – Needs to bounce back from his East-West game performance or NFL teams might ask him to move to running back.

Jeavan Snead – Snead could take advantage of the NFL Combine will a great week could help his draft status, since he had an up and down junior year.

Sean Canfield – Canfield had a rough Senior Bowl performance and could use the NFL Combine to show his ability to NFL scout, and that his week down in Mobile wasn’t the real Canfield.

Jarrett Brown – Brown needs to show that he can be a complete quarterback and not just a great athlete.

John Skelton – Skelton will need to show better foot work and mechanics in the quarterback drills.

Levi Brown – Brown looked a little stiff in his throwing motion at the Texas vs. the Nation game and hopeful can show some more flexibility at the NFL Combine.

Tony Pike – Will Pike weight in at more then he did at the Senior Bowl?

5 Guys who are the buzz of the Senior Bowl

G Mike Iupati, Idaho – Iupati has been the most impressive player on either side of the ball and on both teams. He has shown that he can play both guard and tackle and possible play left tackle in the NFL. He has great foot work and upper body strength. This week he has cemented his 1st round grade.

RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi– McCluster came into the week with people questioning if he could be durable because he is so small, and I think he has answered those questions, because teams see that he can line up anywhere on offensive and be effective. He is one of the rising guys from this week.

DE Brandon Graham, Michigan – Graham has been the best pass rusher on either team, and people question him because he is short with short arms, but his footwork has been outstanding, and he is a guy who could be a factor at the end of the 1st round.

DT Jared Odrick, Penn State – Everyone knew that Odrick could bull rusher and collapse the pocket, but he has shown good agility and good secondary pass rushing moves with good hand placement. He has cemented his 1st round grade.

CB Kyle Wilson, Boise State – Wilson has been the best man to man cover cornerback this week down at the Senior Bowl and has shown good quickness and athleticism. Some people still question if he can be a first round pick because it doesn’t look like he might have the deep recover speed and we will see at the NFL Combine what his true 40 yard dash is, but he has been impressive.

2010 Senior Bowl - Wednesday Practices

2010 Senior Bowl Mid-Way Risers & Faller

Senior Bowl: Wednesday Notes

QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan: He has shown good athleticism and football and a strong arm he has been the most impressive quarterbacks overall so far at the Senior Bowl.

QB Sean Canfield, Oregon State: Doesn’t have the strongest arms, but has nice foot work and is a good overall athlete.

RB Legarrette Blount, Oregon: He has shown good down hill running ability, and more importantly he has answer the charter questions that the NFL teams have had. It has been a positive week so far for him.

WR Jacob Ford, Clemson: He has shown speed and quickness and done a good job running routes, and catching the football.

DT Jared Odrick, Penn State: Odrick has shown both power and quickness this week and done a good job in bull rushing, but also has shown good feet.

LB Daryl Washington, TCU: Washington has shown the speed, quickness and athleticism to make plays all over the field, some fell he might has moved himself up into the late first round.

QB Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State: Robinson senior year didn’t go as he would have liked it and really dropped down the draft boards of many teams but has had a great week of practice and has been the best quarterback on the South team.

RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi: McCluster is very small framed player and many have questioned can he stay healthy in the NFL, but he has done a great job this week answer those questions. He has been impressive, not only running the football, but catching it and being able to run routes like a wide receiver.

RB Ben Tate, Auburn: Tate has done a good job overall, running the football, catching it and in pass protection I guy who has helped himself this week.

WR Riley Cooper, Florida: Cooper has dropped some catchable passes but has made some very impressive catches and just need to be more consistent with his hands, because he is a big receiver and shown the ability to be physical this week.

DT Dan Williams, Tennessee: There where questions about if Williams was a one year wonder, but this week he has shown good feet as well as good hands inside and has the ability to be a defensive tackle or nose tackle.

LB Darryl Sharpton, Miami: Sharpton is a little short at under 6 foot but has shown good athleticism and the ability to possible play outside linebacker as well as middle linebacker.

Senior Bowl: Monday Notes

QB Tim Tebow, Florida: Like most people expected was inconsistent throwing the football, had a hard time taking snaps under center. Will need to improve his performance during the week.

QB Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State: He had the best day of all the South quarterbacks throwing the football and show that he was a good overall athlete.

QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan: LeFevour might have been the most impressive of all quarterbacks in practice at the Senior Bowl. He should good accuracy, foot work and was consistent throwing the football.

RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi: Showed that despite being small that he can make plays and handle the pounding running the football, people where impressed with him.

RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State: Dixon showed that he is a big physical back that should excel in short yardage and goal line situations.

RB LeGarrette Blount, Oregon: This is a big week for Blount, he didn’t get to play much this season because of the punch he threw in the first game against Boise State, and showed the ability to run down hill and run with good leverage.

WR Brandon LaFell, LSU: LaFell is not at the Senior Bowl because he has made the decision to not play and just get ready for the NFL Combine.

WR Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati: Gilyard had a good day in terms of run routes and catching the football, he should good foot work and change of direction.

DE Jerry Hughes, TCU: Hughes is at the Senior Bowl because he has made the decision to not play and just get ready for the NFL Combine. NFL teams wanted to work him out at OLB and DE so this might hurt him because they won’t be able to see him in game situations at both positions at the NFL Combine.

DT Terrence Cody, Alabama: Cody weight in a 370 pounds, he need to work to lose some weight before the NFL Combine.

OLB Eric Norwood, South Carolina: Norwood struggled in pass coverage and because of that might end up being a 3-4 OLB instead of the 4-3 OLB.

CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State: Robinson at times today looked like a 1st round pick and at other times looked like a 4th round pick, teams are going to have to figure out what type of player he really is.

CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest: Ghee showed good coverage skills in practice and looks the part physically of a big time cornerback at the next level.

S Taylor Mays, USC: As many people have talked at the Senior Bowl, he might have to play OLB in the NFL, some what in the mold of Thomas Davis of the Carolina Panthers who was a safety at Georgia before moving to OLB.

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2010 Senior Bowl Rosters-Updated

Here is a list of players who have reportedly accepted an invitation to the 2010 Senior Bowl. Please check back as we add more players that have accepted invitations. Player added are in bold.

QB Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
QB Sean Canfield, Oregon State
QB Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee
QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
QB Tony Pike, Cincinnati
RB Charles Scott, LSU
RB Stephon Johnson USC
RB Montario Hardesty, Tennessee
RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi St.
RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
RB Ben Tate, Auburn
RB Joique Bell, Wayne State (MI)
FB/RB Rashawn Jackson, Virginia
WR Chris McGaha, Arizona State
WR Brandon LaFell, LSU
WR Jeremy Williams, Tulane
WR/RT Mardy Gillyard, Cincinnati
WR/RT Andre' Roberts, Citadel
WR Shay Hodge, Mississippi
WR Taylor Price, Ohio
TE Anthony McCoy, USC
TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin
TE Jimmy Graham, Miami (Fla.)
TE Dennis Pitta, BYU
TE Colin Peek, Alabama
OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
OT Ciron Black, LSU
OT Sam Young, Notre Dame
OT Eric Olsen, Notre Dame
OG John Jerry, Mississippi
OG Ed Wang, Virginia Tech
OC JD Walton, Baylor
OL Mike Johnson, Alabama
DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina
DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
DT D’Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech
DT Jeff Owens, Georgia
DT Terrence Cody, Alabama
DE Jerry Hughes, TCU
DE Brandon Lang, Troy
DE Rahim Alem, LSU
DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
DE/OLB Antonio Coleman, Auburn
LB Eric Norwood, South Carolina
LB Brandon Spikes, Florida
LB Donald Butler, Washington
LB Sean Lee, Penn State
LB Dekoda Watson, Florida State
LB Sergio Kindle, Texas
LB Perry Riley, LSU
CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State
CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State
CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest
CB Kyle Wilson, Boise St.
CB Chris Cook, Virginia
CB Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt
CB/RT Javier Arenas, Alabama
SS Kurt Coleman, Ohio State
SS Kyle McCarthy, Notre Dame
SS Harry Coleman, LSU
FS Nate Allen, South Florida
FS Myron Rolle, Florida State
K Leigh Tiffin, Alabama

2010 Senior Bowl Rosters-Updated

Here is a list of players who have reportedly accepted an invitation to the 2010 Senior Bowl. Please check back as we add more players that have accepted invitations. Player added are in bold.


QB Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
QB Sean Canfield, Oregon State
QB Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee
QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
QB Tony Pike, Cincinnati
RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi St.
RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
RB Ben Tate, Auburn
RB Joique Bell, Wayne State (MI)
FB/RB Rashawn Jackson, Virginia
WR Chris McGaha, Arizona State
WR Brandon LaFell, LSU
WR Jeremy Williams, Tulane
WR/RT Mardy Gillyard, Cincinnati
WR/RT Andre' Roberts, Citadel
TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin
TE Jimmy Graham, Miami (Fla.)
TE Dennis Pitta, BYU
TE Colin Peek, Alabama
OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
OT Ciron Black, LSU
OT Sam Young, Notre Dame
OT Eric Olsen, Notre Dame
OG John Jerry, Mississippi
OG Ed Wang, Virginia Tech
OC JD Walton, Baylor
OL Mike Johnson, Alabama
DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina
DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
DT D’Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech
DT Jeff Owens, Georgia
DT Terrence Cody, Alabama
DE Jerry Hughes, TCU
DE Brandon Lang, Troy
DE Rahim Alem, LSU
DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
DE/OLB Antonio Coleman, Auburn
LB Donald Butler, Washington
LB Sean Lee, Penn State
LB Dekoda Watson, Florida State
LB Sergio Kindle, Texas
LB Perry Riley, LSU
CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State
CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State
CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest
CB Kyle Wilson, Boise St.
CB Chris Cook, Virginia
CB Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt
CB/RT Javier Arenas, Alabama
SS Kurt Coleman, Ohio State
SS Kyle McCarthy, Notre Dame
SS Harry Coleman, LSU
FS Nate Allen, South Florida
FS Myron Rolle, Florida State
K Leigh Tiffin, Alabama


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2010 Senior Bowl Rosters-Updated

Here is a list of players who have reportedly accepted an invitation to the 2010 Senior Bowl. Please check back as we add more players that have accepted invitations. Player added are in bold.

QB Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
QB Sean Canfield, Oregon State
QB Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee
RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi St.
RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
FB/RB Rashawn Jackson, Virginia
WR Chris McGaha, Arizona State
WR Brandon LaFell, LSU
WR Jeremy Williams, Tulane
TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin
TE Jimmy Graham, Miami (Fla.)
OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
OT Ciron Black, LSU
OT Sam Young, Notre Dame
OT Eric Olsen, Notre Dame
OG John Jerry, Mississippi
OG Ed Wang, Virginia Tech
OC JD Walton, Baylor
DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina
DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
DT D’Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech
DT Jeff Owens, Georgia
DE Jerry Hughes, TCU
DE Brandon Lang, Troy
DE Rahim Alem, LSU
DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
LB Donald Butler, Washington
LB Sean Lee, Penn State
LB Dekoda Watson, Florida State
LB Sergio Kindle, Texas
LB Perry Riley, LSU
CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State
CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State
CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest
CB Kyle Wilson, Boise St.
CB Chris Cook, Virginia
CB Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt
SS Kurt Coleman, Ohio State
SS Kyle McCarthy, Notre Dame
SS Harry Coleman, LSU
FS Nate Allen, South Florida
FS Myron Rolle, Florida State


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Update Senior Bowl Roster

Here is a list of players who have reportedly accepted an invitation to the 2010 Senior Bowl. Please check back as we add more players that have accepted invitations.


QB Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi St.
RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
WR Chris McGaha, Arizona State
WR Brandon LaFell, LSU
WR Jeremy Williams, Tulane
TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin
TE Jimmy Graham, Miami (Fla.)
OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
OT Ciron Black, LSU
OT Sam Young, Notre Dame
OT Eric Olsen, Notre Dame
OG John Jerry, Mississippi
OG Ed Wang, Virginia Tech
OC JD Walton, Baylor
DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina
DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
DT D’Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech
DE Jerry Hughes, TCU
DE Brandon Lang, Troy
DE Rahim Alem, LSU
DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
LB Sean Lee, Penn State
LB Dekoda Watson, Florida State
LB Sergio Kindle, Texas
LB Perry Riley, LSU
CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State
CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State
CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest
CB Kyle Wilson, Boise St.
SS Kurt Coleman, Ohio State
SS Kyle McCarthy, Notre Dame
SS Harry Coleman, LSU
FS Nate Allen, South Florida
FS Myron Rolle, Florida State


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2010 Senior Bowl Rosters

Here is a list of players who have reportedly accepted an invitation to the 2010 Senior Bowl. Please check back as we add more players that have accepted invitations.


RB Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
WR Jeremy Williams, Tulane
TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin
TE Jimmy Graham, Miami
OG John Jerry, Mississippi
DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
DE Jerry Hughes, TCU
DE Brandon Lang, Troy
DT D’Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech
LB Dekoda Watson, Florida State
CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State
CB Kyle Wilson, Boise St.
CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State
FS Nate Allen, South Florida
FS Myron Rolle, Florida State


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