Top 20 Senior C's for 2013 NFL Draft

Here are my top 20 pre-season ranking senior centers for the 2013 NFL Draft.  These are senior centers only.


1 Khaled Holmes, USC
2 Graham Pocic, Illinois
3 Dalton Freeman, Clemson
4 Mario Benavides, Louisville
5 Braxston Cave, Notre Dame
6 Ben Habern, Oklahoma
7 James Ferentz, Iowa
8 Matt Stankiewitch, Penn State
9 Joe Madsen, West Virginia
10 Camden Wentz, North Carolina State
11 P.J. Lonergan, LSU
12 Trent Dupy, Tulsa
13 A.J. Hawkins, Mississippi
14 Matt Smith, Kentucky
15 T.J. Johnson, South Carolina
16 Sam Robey, Florida
17 Drew Schaefer, Washington
18 Bennett Fulper, Maryland
19 Dominic Galas, California
20 Ivory Wade, Baylor

DT Price-Brent works out for scouts

Illinois defensive tackle Joshua Price-Brent worked out for 18 teams. He measured in at 6-foot-1 ¾ and 321 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 5.38 seconds, with a 7.71-second three-cone drill and a 4.74-second short shuttle. The Illinois product also had an 8-foot, 10-inch broad jump, a 29-inch vertical jump and did 22 reps of 225.

There where 18 teams that where at Price-Brent workout and has a good shot at being a late round pick in July 15th NFL Supplemental Draft.

DT Josh Price-Brent enters supplemental draft

Illinois defensive tackle Josh Brent-Price opted to head to the NFL after being declared academically ineligible. In 2009, he was also suspended after a DUI incident. He started all 12 games last season at defensive tackle 29 total tackles, 7 tackles for loss and 3 sacks. He had a very good spring grade from NFL scouts, in which he was ranked as a top 150 player going into the season. Is around 6-2 330 and would have been ranked as the 15th overall defensive tackle going into the season. He will work out for NFL scouts before the draft and should get drafted in the 5th or 6th round.

Top 10 OG’s for 2010 NFL Draft

Here are my top ten offensive guards and some sleepers to watch.

1. Mike Iupati, Idaho
2. Jon Asamoah, Illinois
3. Mitch Petrus, Arkansas
4. Zane Beadles, Utah
5. Mike Johnson, Alabama
6. Marshall Newhouse, TCU
7. Chris DeGeare, Wake Forest
8. Shelley Smith, Colorado State
9. Shawn Lauvao, Arizona State
10. Charlie Tanner, Texas

Sleepers:
Vladimir Richard, Tennessee
Dorian Brooks, James Madison
Brandon Carter, Texas Tech