Hubert Anyiam, WR, Oklahoma State

Jason Barnes, WR, South Carolina

Cordell Bell, OG, Mississippi State

Eddie Brown, DT, Texas A&M

Charles Burton, OG/OT, Montana

Sean Cattouse, S, California

Paul Cox, WR, Mississippi Valley State

Taylor Embree, WR, UCLA

Greg Gatson, DC, Arkansas

Nick Guess, LS, Tennessee

Logan Harrell, DT, Fresno State

Mike Harris, OG, UCLA

Michael Hayes, RB, Houston

Jarrett Lee, QB, LSU

Josh Linam, IB, Central Florida

Mohamed Marah, LB, San Jose State

Kyle Martens, P, Rice

Phillip Payne, WR, UNLV

De’Andre Pressley, WR, Appalachian State

Christian Tupou, DT, Southern Cal

Mike Willie, WR, Arizona State

DaJohn Harris, DT, Southern Cal - 6030 306 5.10 Two-year starter who demonstrated good lateral quickness and use of hands at the Shrine Bowl practices and game. Can stack a double team and hold his ground. Long arms and big hands to control the blocker. A physically talented tackle who is a two down run player with experience in the Tampa-2 four man front. Thick and quick. Plays the best when he bends his knees and plays with a flat back and leverage. Can hold his ground as an inside player. Powerful build and has functional strength at the point of attack. Has been inconsistent throughout career, but has shown flashes of dominating ability. Strong hands to control the blocker. Currently will upgrade a ‘stop gap’ backup, but has the talent and skill to be a starter in the future. Harris was given a clean bill of health after meeting with a cardiologist and found that the hole in his heart – PFO (patent foramen ovale) – is common in 25% of the population. 2011 stats: 22 tackles, 7 TFL, 1.5 sacks, 6 PBU, 1 FR. Did not work out at the Combine due to the discovery of hole in his heart. Fourth/fifth round. (A-33, H-10, BP-28, 10-1.78).

Devin Aguilar, WR, Washington

Brandon Barden, TE, Vanderbilt

George Bias, OG, Stephen F. Austin

Beau Brinkley, LS, Missouri

Chandler Burden, OL, Kentucky

Chase Deadder, WR, Sacramento State

LaQuinton Evans, WR, Southern

Christian Scott, S, Texas

Nick Stephens, QB, Tarleton State

William Vlachos, OC, Alabama

Alex Watkins, LB, Alabama

Darryl Whiting, RB, Fordham

Gary Wilburn, DC, Connecticut

DJ Woods, WR, Cincinnati

Jamie Blatnick, DE, Oklahoma State - 6031 263 4.81 Two-year starter. Played left end in a four man multiple defensive front. May project as a 3-4 rush linebacker for some teams. Finishes the play. Good on long and short pursuit. Breaks well on the thrown ball. Quick off the ball and can close on the quarterback. Power rusher off the edge. Can get the tackles back on their heels at times. One time he had a sack on a two-man rush. Competitive with a good effort. Uses his hands well. Hard to tie up on a reach block in the run game. Throws his body into the ball carrier. Alert for traps and draws. Can neutralize a block in the run game. Academic all-conference three times. 2011 stats: 50 tackles, 13.5 TFL, 8 sacks, 5 QBH, 7 PBU, 2 FR, 1 FF. OSR:18/ 25. Seventh round/PFA. (A-31 1/2, H-10 1/4, BP-28, 10-1.70).

Jerry Franklin, LB, Arkansas - 6013 242 4.69 Four-year starter who is active and dependable in his play. He led the Razorbacks four straight years in tackles. He is an above average athlete who can run. Was voted a defensive captain. Has been an impact player over his career. Loses knee bend at times and the blockers get to his legs and cut him. Has read and react quickness and can adjust on the move. Gets downhill and fills the running lanes. Plays with good balance and change of direction. Big plays over the years include two defensive touchdowns, five interceptions, and four fumble recoveries. Needs to develop more strength at the point of attack. Will provide quality depth on the next level. Will need to develop his pro physical skills. Will contribute on special teams the next level. Has experience on punt coverage. Tallied 376 career tackles. 2011 stats: 101 tackles, 10 TFL, .5 sack, 4 PBU. Not invited to the Combine. Sixth/seventh round. (A-33 1/8, H-9 5/8, BP-15, SS-4.38).

Anthony Miller, TE, California - 6033 254 4.91 Three-year starter. Played with new or young quarterbacks who had inconsistent accuracy and it cut down his number of touches. Another in a long line of H-back, tight end, fullback utility players that are in vogue in spread offenses. Built like a fullback but taller. Can block on the run between the tackles. Will lead through on short yardage and good line plays. Aggressive one on one blocker. Sticks to his man and ties him up. Plays with a good base and fit into the defender. Mirrors and slides feet well. Will stay in and help on pass protection. Maintains control and stays low. A size and athletic prospect with draftable qualities. Not invited to the Combine. Career stats: 64-774 yds, 12.1 ypr, 5 TDs. Seventh round/PFA. (A-33 5/8, H-9 5/8, BP-18, VJ-25.5).

Gerell Robinson, WR, Arizona State - 6031 227 4.62 Started 25 games in his career. A big possession/slot receiver who is a long strider. Good field awareness to adjust to a quarterback scramble. Runs good routes for a big man. Will compete and catch the ball over the middle. Has the desired long arms and big hands that he uses to go up after the ball on a fade route. Knows how to shield off a defender with his big body. Runs a steady diet of slant routes. Not afraid to go over the middle. Holds the ball on contact. A between the hash type receiver. Wall off position blocker. 2011 stats: 77-1397 yds, 18.1 ypr, 7 TDs. OSR:27/42. Fourth/fifth round. (A-33, H-10 1/8, VJ-35.5, SS-4.15).

Elliot Coffey, LB, Baylor

Duke Ihenacho, S, San Jose State

Steven Johnson, LB, Kansas

Coryell Judie, DC, Texas A&M

Eric Page, WR, Toledo

Demario Pippen, RB, Tuskegee

Mike Remmers, OT, Oregon State

Wayne Tribue, OL, Temple

Austin Wuebbels, OG, Missouri

Dwight Jones, WR, North Carolina - 6032 230 4.55 Two-year starter who is a big physical slot receiver. Has good run after catch ability. He builds up speed as he goes down the field. Has the strength to make the first tackler miss. Has strong hands to catch the ball in a crowd. Shows the grit to catch inside breaking routes like the slant. Comes back to the ball. Not explosive off the line of scrimmage, but is not held up. Was the Tar Heels’ go-to receiver in the clutch for third down conversions. Good ball reactions to catch the tough pass. Can focus and track the ball into his hands. Can win one on one match-ups with smaller corners. Can make the tough one-handed catches but his concentration drops. Catches the ball in front of him. A good but inconsistent blocker. Has all the tools, just needs to keep honing his craft. Led the Atlantic Coast Conference in catches. Had huge games versus Virginia (198 yds, 2 TDs) and Florida State (223 yds). 2011 stats: 85-1196 yds, 14.1 ypr, 12 TDs. OSR:28/42. Fourth/fifth round. (A-34, H-9, VJ-33, SS-DNP).

Shawn Loiseau, LB, Merrimack - 6004 246 4.85 Three-year starter. Sideline to sideline active player. Good instincts. Needs to get more strength to get a fit at the point of attack. Can get turned in the hole. Led his team in tackles for three straight years. Plays square with good lateral agility. Has short arms and small hands to ward off blockers. Needs more strength in his arms and shoulders to control center and guard blocks. Good effort in pursuit. Physically and mentally tough to play the position. Intense. Lacks the speed and anticipation to cover man to man. Tight hips to turn and run. A twodown linebacker. Will contribute on special teams. Was active and productive in the Shrine Game. Has borderline measurables and pro physical skills. 2011 stats: 121 tackles, 10.5 TFL, 4.5 sacks, 1 PBU. OSR:13/16. Seventh round/PFA. (A-30 3/4, H-8 3/8, BP-19, SS-DNP).

Eddie Pleasant, S, Oregon - 5101 211 4.53 Three-year starter. A tough and physical in the box defender with fringe backend skills. Comes hard downhill in run support. Built like a linebacker or running back which he previously played. Thick and strapped together. Relishes contact. Competitive. Reads his keys. Recognizes, then makes a play. Will take bad angles at times in pursuit or supporting the run. Does a good job in zone covering the short and medium areas. Breaks well on the ball. Upgrades a need backup area. Will need to work on and upgrade his man to man coverage skills to make a roster on the next level. Will be a major contributor on special teams’ coverage. 2011 stats: 61 tackles, 2 TFL,1 sack, 9 PD, 3 INTs. BRT:left 4.88, right 4.79. OSR:16/20. Seventh round/PFA. (A-31, H-9 1/4, VJ-33.5, SS-4.28).

Logan Brock, TE, TCU

DJ Bryant, DE, James Madison

Hebron Fangupo, DT, BYU

Jason Ford, RB, Illinois

Johnathan Grimes, RB, William & Mary

David Hunter, DT, Houston

Jerrell Jackson, S, Missouri

Delano Johnson, DE/OB, Bowie State

Case Keenum, QB, Houston

Mario Louis, WR, Grambling State

Desmond Marrow, FS, Toledo

Davin Meggett, RB, Maryland

Nate Menkin, OT, Mary Hardin-Baylor

Rennie Moore, DT, Clemson

Tracy Robertson, DT, Baylor

Phillip Supernaw, TE, Ouachita Baptist

Cody White, OT, Illinois State

Greg Williams, LB, Pittsburgh

Lucas Nix, OG, Pittsburgh - 6052 317 5.36 Three-year starter who is aggressive and physical in his play. Has heavy legs and doesn’t always bring his feet with him which causes him to overextend and go to the ground. Punches with authority. Will lock on to the down defensive tackle or linebacker in a base block and try to bury them in the pile. Head is always on a swivel looking for someone to hit. Generally plays with a good base but will lean too far forward at times. Comes off low with a flat back on base run plays. Physical on down and combo blocks. Can manhandle and maul a smaller defensive gap tackle. Will play high and miss target on short or long pulls. Coaches will like his tough and physical demeanor where he takes no prisoners. However, he is not a good foot athlete and struggles to regain his body control and balance. Missed four games in 2011 with a right knee injury. Also has some red flags that need to be addressed. Has experience at both guard and tackle. OSR:22/ 48. Fifth/sixth round. (A-33 1/2, H-9 3/4, BP-DNP, 10-1.76).

Chaz Powell, DC, Penn State - 6003 203 4.49 Started 18 games at corner and 9 games at wide receiver. Has played both sides of the ball for the Nittany Lions. Played safety as a red-shirt in 2007, then moved to wide receiver in 2008 and 2009. In the spring of 2010 he was moved to corner and at the start of the 2010 season he was moved back to wide receiver. At mid-season 2010 he was moved back to corner. A big and fast athlete with good hands. Very good instincts and playing awareness. Makes mental adjustments on the fly. Can make up ground with good recovery speed. Stays on his feet. Can play off the blockers in open field and make a tackle. Will extend for a ball like a receiver. Plays with confidence. Ascending skills that need pro physical development. Smart on and off the field. Will contribute on special teams’ coverage and as a kickoff return specialist. He averaged 27.1 yards on 27 returns in 2011. 2011 stats: 41 tackles, 2.5 TFL, 2 INTs. 6 PBU. BTR:left 4.76, right 4.72. OSR:12/35. Sixth/ seventh round. (A-30 1/8, H-9 3/8, VJ-33, SS-4.16).

Conroy Black, DC, Utah

Kaelin Burnett, DE, Nevada

Derek Carrier, TE, Beloit

Brandon Carswell, WR, Southern Cal

Corey Gatewood, DC, Stanford

Ralph Guidry, DT, Kansas State

Dominique Hamilton, DT, Missouri

Aaron Henry, S, Wisconsin

Marquette King, P, Fort Valley State

Dan Knapp, OL, Arizona State

Mario Kurn, LB, San Diego

Thomas Mayo, WR, California (PA)

Rod Streater, WR, Temple

Mike Brewster, OC, Ohio State - 6041 312 5.31 Four-year starter who snaps shotgun and conventional. Shorter arms than ideal to lock out on a defender. Plays square with a good base and is strong working the combo block to the second level, but will take bad angles on moving target at times. Quick first step where he locks out and grabs cloth. Consistent and quick shotgun snaps. Struggles with anchor and balance at times. More of a pusher than a popper. But he is competitive and scrappy. Understands his job as a center. Can drive block and redirect to pick up a spin move. Plays square with a good base in pass protection. Question anchor and lower body strength at times. He makes the line calls by identifying the defense and communicates it. Mobile enough to kick out block on the tight end screen. Very good initially but would like to see him sustain and finish his blocks more consistently. Intense and focused. OSR:31/ 48. Third/fourth round. (A-31 1/2, H-9 1/2, BP-29, 10-1.80).

Taylor Allen, TE, Endicott

Joe Banyard, RB, UTEP

Lee Barbiasz, OT, Northern Colorado

Jarrett Boykin, WR, Virginia Tech

Raymond Carter, RB, Colorado State

Ryan Davis, DE, Bethune-Cookman

Antonio Dennard, DC, Langston

Long Ding, PK, Norwich

Kevin Elliot, WR, Florida A&M

Dontell Johnson, DB, Murray State

Drew Nowak, DT, Western Michigan

Donovan Richard, SS, South Carolina State

Nelson Rosario, WR, UCLA

JK Schaffer, LB, Cincinnati

Matt Veldman, TE, North Dakota State

Josh Bellamy, WR, Louisville

Tim Biere, TE, Kansas

Justin Cheadle, OG, California

Nate Eachus, RB, Colgate

Jean Fanor, SS, Bethune-Cookman

Chandler Fenner, DC, Holy Cross

Taylor Gentry, FB, North Carolina State

Tysyn Hartman, S, Kansas State

Dexter Heymen, LB, Louisville

Cam Holland, OL, North Carolina

Ethan Johnson, DE, Notre Dame

Brandon Kinnie, WR, Nebraska

Terrance Parks, SS, Florida State

Matt Szymanski, PK, SMU

Neiko Thorpe, DB, Auburn

Chris Galippo, LB, Southern Cal - 6014 241 4.87 Three-year starter. An instinctive linebacker who is always around the ball. Active with good recognition skills. Plays focused and with good intensity. Fills the inside running lanes quickly. Can lock out and control a blocker. Will compete. Played inside in Monte Kiffin’s Tampa-2 defensive scheme. Plays on the balls of his feet and bounces around. Can get to the outside and cut the ball carrier off. Has a desire to get to the ball and gives effort to do so. Has quick feet and gets depth on his drops. Can carry a tight end down the middle of coverage. Plays with his head on a swivel, looking ball receiver and breaks well on the ball. Had 5 pass breakups in 2011. Gets depth in coverage, can then level and change direction. Plays on special teams. Lost his starting job after eight game in senior year. Has had two back surgeries. 2011 stats: 47 tackles, 3.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks, 5 PBU. OSR:12/16. Sixth/seventh round. (A-30 1/2, H-9 1/4, BP-19, SS-4.10).

Micah Pellerin, DC, Hampton - 6003 194 4.61 Three-year starter who transferred from Southern Mississippi as a freshman. Has raw skills and needs technique work. Has a tendency to get high in his backpedal. Must consistently work to get his butt down and bend his knees. Good size for the position. Plays heady and reacts well to run or pass reads. Plays the ball in the air. Has 44 pass breakups including seven interceptions in his career. Will get the ball carrier down in space as a tackler. Needs to improve his physical take on of blockers to shed. Will take false steps and take bad angles if he plays high. Shows decent plant and drive when he drops his butt. Will need pro physical development. Plays gunner on punt coverage. 2011 stats: 51 tackles, 15 PBU, 4 INTs, 1 FF. OSR:22/ 35. Fifth/sixth round. (A-31 3/4, H-9 1/2, VJ-33, SS-DNP).

James Aiono, DT, Utah

Steven Baker, OL, East Carolina

Cameron Chism, DC, Maryland

Kevin Eagan, DE, Endicott

Antonio Fenelus, DC, Wisconsin

Jason Foster, OL, Rhode Island

Hayworth Hicks, OL, Iowa State

Buddy Jackson, DC, Pittsburgh

Matt Merletti, S, North Carolina

Jabin Sambrano, WR, Montana

Brian Stahovich, P, San Diego State

Griff Whalen, WR, Stanford

Drew Butler, P, Georgia - 6011 203 5.00 Three-year starter. Right-footed punter who averaged 45.4 yards on 167 punts in his career. Placed 60 punts inside the 20-yard line. Never had a punt blocked. Has NFL DNA as father Kevin was a 13-year placekicker. Inconsistent as a directional punter. Averaged 50.5 yards on four punts with a long of 56 yards at the Senior Bowl. He had one touchback. Hang times in practice and the game averaged 4.07 to 4.67 seconds. Demonstrates good flexibility kicking through the ball. Solid punting technique and fundamentals. Held for field goals and PATs for three years. Averaged 51.6 yards per punt versus LSU in SEC championship game. 2011 stats: 58 punts, 44.24 avg. Seventh round/PFA.

Brandon Lindsey, LB, Pittsburgh - 6015 254 4.76 Two-year starter with big hands to control the blocker. Plays both left and right rush end in a 3-4 scheme. Plays best when his hand is on the ground rushing off the edge. Can be single blocked by a back. Flashes first step quickness. Questionable long speed was verified at the Combine when he ran a 4.93 forty. He improved to a 4.76 at his pro day. Runs to the ball in pursuit. Struggles to hold his ground at the point of attack. Needs more upper and lower body strength. Has the basic rip and arm over pass rush moves. Creates pressure when he angles and slants. Average instincts to read and react to screen passes. Struggles against big offensive tackles. Must stand out on special teams to have a chance to make a roster. Fringe measurables and pro skills. 2011 stats: 54 tackles, 11 TFL, 8.5 sacks. 1 INT. Edge speed:left1.97, right 2.14. OSR:23/25. Sixth/seventh round. (A-32 5/8, H-10 5/8, BP-23, SS-4.28).

Marquis Maze, WR, Alabama - 5081 186 4.51 Three-year starter who is undersized. Runs good routes and is a slippery punt returner. Weaves through traffic with quickness and agility. Sudden in and out of his routes with a quick upfield burst. A hand catcher who drives back to the ball. A competitive receiver who will catch the ball in a crowd or lay out for a bad pass. Runs good routes. Good footwork and body balance. Good burst out of cuts. No wasted steps. Not powerful but quick. Clutch player and receiver. Good running instincts in the open field. Will contribute as a punt and kickoff return specialist. Productive and elusive on bubble screens. Catches the ball everywhere. Will lay out and catch the ball in his hands. Drives back to the ball. Not afraid to challenge the middle. 2011 stats: 56-627 yds, 11.2 ypr, 1 TD. OSR:32/42. Seventh round/PFA. (A-29 3/4, H-9, VJ-33.5, SS-DNP).

Terry Carter, DC, Louisiana Tech

Connor Dixon, WR, Duquesne

Robert Golden, DB, Arizona

Ike Igbinosun, DE, Southern Connecticut State

Ryan Lee, OG, Furman

Grant Ressel, PK, Missouri

Adrian Robinson, DE, Temple

Desmond Stapleton, OG, Rutgers

Jake Stoller, DL, Yale

Mike Allen, DC, James Madison

Jake Anderson, OT, Akron

Johnson Bademosi, FS, Stanford

Matt Cleveland, OT, Idaho

Josh Cooper, WR, Oklahoma State

Emanuel Davis, DC, East Carolina

LJ Fort, LB, Northern Iowa

Garth Gerhart, OL, Arizona State

Tashaun Gipson, S, Wyoming

William Green, DE, Florida

Antwuan Reed, DC, Pittsburgh

Bert Reed, WR, Florida State

Jermaine Saffold, WR, Missouri State

JB Shugarts, OT, Ohio State

Andrew Sweat, LB, Ohio State