2012 NFL Draft: Top 10 Senior Offensive Linemen

Top 10 Tackle's for 2012 NFL Draft
1. Matt Reynolds, BYU
2. Nate Potter, Boise State
3. Mike Adams, Ohio State
4. Andrew Datko, Florida State
5. Levy Adcock, Oklahoma State
6. Trinton Sturdivant, Georgia
7. Elvis Fisher, Missouri
8. Mike Ryan, Connecticut
9. Blake DeChristopher, Virginia Tech
10. Al Netter, Northwestern


Top 10 Guards's for 2012 NFL Draft
1. Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State
2. Cordy Glenn, Georgia
3. Ryan Miller, Colorado
4. Stephen Good, Oklahoma
5. Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina
6. Chris Jacobson, Pittsburgh
7. Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh
8. Joel Foreman, Michigan State
9. James Wilson, Florida
10. Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin


Top 10 Center's for 2012 NFL Draft
1. Michael Brewster, Ohio State
2. William Vlachos, Alabama
3. David Molk, Michigan
4. T-Bob Hebert, LSU
5. Ben Jones, Georgia
6. Moe Petrus, Connecticut
7. Scott Wedige, Northern Illinois
8. Grant Garner, Oklahoma State
9. Ben Burkett, Northwestern
10. Philip Blake, Baylor

BYU RB Harvey Unga Pro Day

Former BYU RB Harvey Unga worked out for 20 teams at his Pro Day today. He has entered his name into the NFL Supplemental Draft that will be held on July 15. He measured in a 6-1 244 pounds, and ran a 4.65 40 yard dash, a 4.51, short shuttle, and a 7.40 three-cone drill. He also had a vertical jump of 35 inches and a broad jump of 9-foot-6-inches. Unga was dealing with a right ankle injury that caused him not to perform as well as he would have liked.

BYU's Unga enters NFL's supplemental draft

Both BYU’s running back Harvey Unga and Truman State running back Vanness Emokpae have sent in their paperwork to be included in the NFL's supplemental draft on July 15. Unga is BYU's career rushing leader with 3,455 yards, he was suspended from the team thought about transferring to another school, but decided to make himself eligible for the supplemental draft. He most likely will get drafted with a sixth or seventh round pick from a team looking for a big physical running back. Emokpae will not get draft and will be a free-agent but possible could sign as a free-agent.

Unga will most likely have a workout for NFL teams because they will need to see how fast he really is because that is one of the biggest concerns for NFL teams his speed. He is a physical running and is a good receiver out of the backfield, so some teams are thinking about possible using him as a full back. If he is able to run in the high 4.5’s to low 4.6’s I think he could be worth a late round pick in the supplemental draft. If teams use a pick in the supplemental draft then they lose that same round pick in the next years NFL Draft that is held in April.