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Colts, 7th round. N. Ill.: Slightly below-average size, but adequate bulk. Average hand size. Positives: Throws with touch on intermediate routes. Runs tough. Looks fairly comfortable under pressure, and keeps eyes downfield when flushed outside the pocket. Goes through progressions … Continue reading →

Rams, UDFA. S. Miss.: Slightly below-average size. Great hand size. Eagles have shown interest. Positives: Four-year starter. Very nice touch on deep passes. Adequate speed and change-of-direction skills. Athletic and also made a fantastic catch on trick play for TD … Continue reading →

Bills, UDFA. Richmond: Above-average size. Average hand size. Originally won starting QB job at USC before injury and losing job to Matt Barkley. Transferred to Richmond. Positives: Fair anticipation. Quick release but only average arm strength. Adequate change-of-direction skills and … Continue reading →

Updated 4/30/2012 This TE class is pretty sub-par — whereas maybe 12-15 TEs are usually drafted each year, 9 were drafted in 2012. A lot of that probably has to do with the fact that the college offenses are de-emphasizing … Continue reading →

More FB size than TE. Average hand size. Chargers have shown interest. Positives: Good vertical leap. OK speed and hands. Tracks passes well over shoulder. Has speed to stretch the seam and runs good routes. Looked more comfortable blocking from … Continue reading →

Eagles, UDFA. Mass.: Good size for FB, but small for TE. Average hand size. Jaguars have shown interest. Positives: Agile. Good hands and concentration in traffic. Runs fair routes. Fair lead blocker. Above-average speed and burst for the position. Average … Continue reading →

Adequate size and hand size. Positives: Is able to find zones as a receiver. Adjusts very well to errant passes. Good run blocker. Negatives: Seems a little slow on the field. Projection: 7th round to undrafted. Could develop into a … Continue reading →

Ravens, UDFA. Syracuse: H-back size. Average hand size. Positives: Usually surehanded. Willing to go to ground for passes. Negatives: Sluggish with poor acceleration. Though he seldom drops passes, tends to body-catch them. Not a strong blocker and is easily overpowered. … Continue reading →

Rams, UDFA. LSU: More a FB build than a TE build. Average hand size. Fairly long wingspan. Positives: Good vertical leap. Good downfield blocker. Adjusts fairly well to errant passes. Negatives: Below-average hands — double clutches and body catches and … Continue reading →

Steelers, 7th round. Ore.: H-back size. Very good hand size. Ravens have shown interest. Not used much as a vertical threat and ran mostly intermediate routes. Positives: Average upper-body strength. Adjusts fairly well to back-shoulder passes. Looks very natural catching … Continue reading →