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FINAL OVERALL TOP 100 as of 4/19/2010:

1.    DT Ndamukong Suh   6′4 307 Nebraska Senior 

Pros: Immense upper- and lower-body strength, nonstop motor/never disappears in a game, rare instincts/play-recognition, athletic enough to rush the passer, physically and statistically dominated during the 2009 season, scheme-diverse

Cons: Plays too high at times/needs to play with better leverage, hasn’t shown an elite burst off the line due to defensive scheme

2.    DT Gerald McCoy   6′4 295 Oklahoma Junior

Pros: Elite burst off the line, speed and quickness are that of a defensive-end, thick/strong lower- body, played his best games against elite competition (Florida and Texas)

Cons: Small/weak upper-body, average instincts/runs himself out of plays, disappeared in games at times, might need to bulk up from 295 lbs to handle big interior linemen

 3.    FS Eric Berry   6′0 211 Tennessee Junior

Pros: Ideal size/speed, terrific instincts and ball skills, one of the greatest interception-return men of all time, explosive and fluid in coverage, played CB, FS, and SS at Tennessee, hard-hitter/comfortable in run-support

Cons: Needs to wrap up against RBs instead of going for the big hit

 4.     LT Russell Okung   6′5 307 Oklahoma State Senior 

Pros: Ideal size/arm length/upper-body strength, elite athleticism and kick-step, quick to get to the second level of the defense, insanely productive career

Cons: Not a dominant run blocker in college

5.     WR Dez Bryant  6′2 225 Oklahoma State Junior

Pros: Size/speed ratio of a #1 Wide Receiver, tremendous ball skills and reliable hands, changes direction extremely well for a big man/superb punt-return man, a true go-to guy that can take over games

Cons: Only played in 2 games during 2009 due to NCAA suspension, a bit shorter than expected at combine, a few character concerns

6.     QB Sam Bradford  6′4 236 Oklahoma Junior

Pros: Ideal size, extremely accurate with excellent touch, arm strength is above average, put up mind-blowing stats in 2008, excellent character/hard worker and intelligent

Cons: Had a season-ending shoulder injury in 2009, comes from a spread-offense in college, rarely had to make NFL throws, not very mobile

7.    LT Anthony Davis   6′5 323 Rutgers Junior

Pros: Ideal size, elite athleticism and kick-step, dominating run blocker, huge Ryan Clady-type upside

Cons: Struggles with focus early in games but gets it together quick, had a bad offseason/concerns over immaturity and character

8.   OLB Sergio Kindle   6′3 250 Texas Senior

Pros: Ideal size/speed/burst off the line, lives in the opponents back field, can run the arc in pass-rush, great change of direction and explosive, ideal 3-4 OLB, dominating performances in Big 12 Championship and the National Championship

Cons: Was stoned quite a bit by offensive tackles early in the season

9.      RB CJ Spiller   5′11 196 Clemson Senior

Pros: Unbelievable speed/quickness/acceleration, comfortable in catching out of the backfield, one of the best return men in the country, tough/will play with injuries, insane lateral movement and juking ability

Cons: Less than 200 lbs, bounces a lot of his runs to the outside, might be more of a Reggie Bush type player than a Chris Johnson

10.     CB Joe Haden   5′11 193 Florida Junior

Pros: Excellent athlete with great speed, above average hips and fluidity, stays low in back pedal and explodes out of it on short routes, can run with most receivers, can be physical

Cons: Only average size, gets abused in run-support at times, has always played with a great pass rush helping him

11.     QB Jimmy Clausen  6′3 222 Notre Dame Junior

Pros: Good size with above average arm strength, really tough/played all of 2009 with injuries, ran a pro-style offense in college, used to making NFL throws, clutch player in crunch-time

Cons: Floats all of his deep balls, not very mobile, played with 2 first round wide receivers

12.      DE Derrick Morgan   6′3 266 Georgia Tech Junior 

Pros: Perfect size for a right defensive end, thick lower body, great burst off the line and can run the arc, good motor, 12.5 sacks in 2009

Cons: Not dominant against the run, can get washed down the line of scrimmage, not very athletic in space/bad fit at 3-4 OLB

13.      DE/OLB Brandon Graham   6′1 268 Michigan Senior

Pros: Very explosive off the line of scrimmage, stout/dominant against the run, abused Bryan Bulaga in 2009, good change of direction, could be a fit at 3-4 OLB, elite motor

Cons: Average size/6’1 height, short arms

14.     OT Bryan Bulaga   6′5 314 Iowa Junior

Pros: Ideal size, dominant run blocker, plays with good technique, tough/physical

Cons: Doesn’t have an elite kick-step, struggles with speed, better fit at right tackle, struggled vs Brandon Graham in 2009, missed the first half of 2009

15.    ILB Rolando McClain   6′3 254 Alabama Junior

Pros: Ideal size with good speed, true thumper that controls the running game, comfortable blitzer, instinctive and incredible leadership skills

Cons: Not a sideline to sideline linebacker/is a much better fit in a 3-4, diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, plays too tall at times

16.    DT Brian Price   6′1 303 UCLA Junior 

Pros: Elite burst off the line of scrimmage, stout against the run, extremely productive in the Pac-10, perfect fit at 4-3 undertackle

Cons: Only 6’1, questionable conditioning, runs himself out of plays, stumbles and falls down too much when he penetrates into the backfield

17.     DT Dan Williams 6′2 327 Tennessee Senior

Pros: Ideal size and bulk for a 3-4 nose tackle, had a great 2009 and was (in my opinion) the most impressive player at the Senior Bowl, very strong/stout and immovable in the middle

Cons: Won’t give you much in pass rush, inconsistent motor

18.     CB Kyle Wilson  5′10 194 Boise State Senior

Pros: Good size, elite feet and hips, excellent speed, comfortable in press-coverage, physical, great return man

Cons: Has not played against great competition, can he be a #1 CB that matches up against the best in the NFL?

19.     LT Charles Brown   6′5 303 USC Senior

Pros: Elite athleticism and kickstep, good size now but played at 285 lbs during the season, looks like a TE when pulling, has a ton of upside

Cons: Only average strength, not a great run blocker, needs to bulk up, very finesse

20.     OT Trent Williams   6′5 315 Oklahoma Senior

Pros: Good size, great run blocker, versatile (has played LT, RT, and C at Oklahoma), tough, still has upside even at left tackle

Cons: Mediocre kickstep, struggles with speed, had a very mediocre 2009 at left tackle after a great 2008 at right tackle, much better right tackle prospect

21.    FS Earl Thomas  5′10 208 Sophmore Texas

Pros: Has the speed and fluidity of a cornerback, good instincts with great ball skills, physical for his size and can hit

Cons: Looks small on film, will struggle in run-support as shown in the National Championship against Mark Ingram and Alabama, cost Texas an undefeated season vs Texas Tech by falling asleep and whiffing on Crabtree’s game winning catch

22.     TE Jermaine Gresham 6′5 261 Oklahoma Senior

Pros: Great size and speed, runs like a wide receiver, had a dominant season in 2008, huge frame and reliable hands, a QB’s best friend

Cons: Missed all of 2009 with a season ending injury, ran slower than expected at the combine, not a dominant blocker

23.     C Maurkice Pouncey 6′4 304 Florida Junior

Pros: Ideal size and bulk to anchor against 3-4 nose tackles, intelligent and athletic, stout and a great run blocker

Cons: Might struggle against quicker defensive tackles

24.     OG Mike Iupati 6′5 331 Idaho Senior

Pros: Ideal size and bulk, dominant run blocker, very athletic and moves around very well, has Pro Bowl potential, strong/physical/ explosive

Cons: Grabber and holder (huge issue that has to be fixed), hasn’t played against great competition, struggled at the Senior Bowl when playing tackle

25.      DE/OLB Everson Griffen   6′3 273 USC Junior

Pros: Ideal size, elite speed and strength, can run the arc, elite athleticism even in space/could make the switch to 3-4 OLB, still has a ton of upside

Cons: Inconsistent production and motor, did not consistently show a quick burst off the line of scrimmage, underachiever

26.     DE Jason Pierre-Paul  6′5 270 South Florida Junior

Pros: Freakish size with long arms, great motor, has explosive inside moves, stout against the run, still has a long way to go and should only become better with experience

Cons: Mediocre burst off the line of scrimmage, only played 1 season of Division 1 ball, only average production, very risky in the 1st round

27.     DE/OLB Jerry Hughes   6′2 255 TCU Senior

Pros: Elite burst off the line of scrimmage, elite motor and chases down plays, very athletic and can play in space, terrific fit at 3-4 OLB, extremely productive in college

Cons: Below average size for a 4-3 defensive end, will struggle against the run in a 4-3

28.     OLB Sean Weatherspoon  6′1 239 Missouri Senior

Pros: Prototypical 4-3 weakside linebacker but could potentially play in the middle, great sideline to sideline speed, explosive tackler, excellent in coverage, great personality and leadership ability

Cons: Played with too much weight in 2009, had too many times when he got lazy and didn’t finish a play

29.     DE/DT Jared Odrick 6′5 304 Penn State Senior

Pros: Long arms and tall body that are ideal for a 3-4 DE, tough with a great motor in pass rush, overachiever that will give 100% for the entire game

Cons: Struggled against the run as a 4-3 DT, plays too tall at times, not overly explosive or athletic, not very stout especially against double teams

30.     WR Arrelious Benn 6′1 219 Illinois Junior

Pros: Great size with an Anquan Boldin-type body, very strong and a beast after the catch, great 4.4-40 speed, potential to be a dynamic #1 WR

Cons: Very poor production in 2009 due to injuries and awful QB-play, hands are not elite but also not terrible, not a sharp route-runner, stiff

31.     WR Demaryius Thomas   6′3 224 Georgia Tech Junior

Pros: Ideal size, huge frame, looks like a legit 4.4-40 guy on film, dominant blocker, very productive in 2009 despite the triple option offense, comfortable running deep routes and out leaping defenders for the ball

Cons: Only good hands, doesn’t run sharp routes, very raw due to the triple option offense and will take time to become a contributor

32.    WR Golden Tate   5′10 199 Notre Dame Junior

Pros: Average size but very thick lower-body, great speed and elite explosiveness, terrific runner after the catch, huge production in 2009, teams could not stop him even when Michael Floyd was out, great balls skills

Cons: Strong hands but dropped too many balls in 2009 (problem with focus?)

33.     CB Kareem Jackson  5′10 196 Alabama Junior

Great size and comfortable in press-coverage but has questions about long-speed

34.     LT Bruce Campbell  6′6 314 Maryland Junior

Unbelievable athleticism and combine workout but lacks consistency and aggressiveness on the field

35.     SS Taylor Mays   6′3 230 USC Senior

Huge size and 4.3 40 speed but very stiff in the hips and has poor ball skills 

36.    OLB Daryl Washington 6′2 234 TCU Senior

Prototypical 4-3 weakside linebacker that can run and cover, fluid athlete

37.     RB Ryan Mathews   6′0 218 Fresno State Junior

Has the size, speed, and balance to be a franchise back

38.      CB Devin McCourty  5′11 193 Rutgers Senior

Great size and speed but questionable ball skills, will contribute on special teams

39.     CB Patrick Robinson   5′11 190 Florida State Senior

Inconsistent but has great feet, hips, and speed

40.     DT Lamarr Houston 6′3 305 Texas Senior

Perfect fit at 4-3 undertackle, dominated in the Big 12 champ and the National champ

41.     DT Tyson Alualu 6′3 295 California Senior

Great fit at either 4-3 UT or 3-4 DE, high motor and good upfield burst

42.     RB Jahvid Best   5′10 199 California Junior

Not very far from Spiller talent-wise, but his concussions have to be a concern

43.     WR Damian Williams   6′1 197 USC Junior

Fluid, excellent route-runner, reliable hands but not dynamic enough to be a #1 WR

44.    DT Terrence Cody   6′4 354 Alabama Senior

Weight issues and laziness are the main concerns but he is an immovable object when motivated

45.     CB Chris Cook  6′2 212 Virginia Senior

Tall body and excellent speed, has the feet to play cornerback

46.   FS Chad Jones  6′2 221 LSU Junior

Former baseball player has 1st round talent with incredible hitting ability but raw

47.     FS Nate Allen 6′0 207 South Florida Senior

Great size and moves around very well for a big man, will be a free safety in the NFL

48.      OT Rodger Saffold 6′4 316 Indiana Senior

Better fit inside but could play tackle in a power-running scheme

49.     OG Vladimir Ducasse 6′4 332 UMass Senior

Should stay inside where he would be a dominant offensive guard

50.    WR Mardy Gilyard  6′0 187 Cincinnati Senior

Speedster was very productive in college but is he anything more than a slot guy in the NFL?

51.     DE Carlos Dunlap   6′6 277 Florida Junior

Tall with incredible athleticism but skinny and highly inconsistent/lazy

52.     CB Perrish Cox  5′11 195 Oklahoma State Senior

1st round athleticism but raw technique and comes with character concerns

53.     ILB Brandon Spikes   6′3 249 Florida Senior

Don’t care about his poor 40-time, he is a monster against the run and a great leader, had an unbelievable 2008

54.    OLB Eric Norwood  6′1 245 South Carolina Senior

Projects as a 3-4 OLB or 4-3 SAM, unbelievable first step as a pass rusher, bad in coverage

55.     RB Jonathan Dwyer   5′11 229 Georgia Tech Junior

Ugly running style but is physical with deceptive speed, played in a triple option offense

56.     OLB Navorro Bowman   6′0 242 Penn State Junior

Prototypical 4-3 weakside linebacker, instinctive and explosive

57.     WR Andre Roberts 5′11 195 The Citadel Senior

Runs great routes and very shifty, is an excellent punt returner

58.     OLB Ricky Sapp 6′4 252 Clemson Senior

Great fit at 3-4 OLB, explosive and physical

59.     RB Dexter McCluster 5′9 172 Ole Miss Senior

Small size but unbelievable speed and acceleration, can be used in a variety of ways

60.     DT Linval Joseph 6′4 328 East Carolina Senior

Explosive with freakish size but often plays too tall and is still quite raw

61.     DE Corey Wootton  6′6 270 Northwestern Senior

Lacks explosiveness ever since his season ending injury in 2008, huge size and very strong

62.     SS Reshad Jones   6′1 214 Georgia Junior

Hard-hitting strong safety that can also cover

63.     DT Arthur Jones  6′3 301 Syracuse Senior

Great size and can rush the passer, would be higher if not for 2009 season ending injury 

64.     CB Dominique Franks  5′11 192 Oklahoma Junior

Good size and coverage ability but has questionable instincts and ball skills

65.    OLB Thaddeus Gibson  6′1 240 Ohio State Junior

Great fit at 3-4 OLB, good speed and explosiveness but still developing

66.     OG Jon Asamoah 6′4 305 Illinois Senior

Stout, athletic, durable and has a ton of experience

67.     ILB Sean Lee 6′2 236 Penn State Senior

Instinctive and very quick but mediocre size and missed all of 2008 with a knee injury

68.     DE Alex Carrington  6′5 285 Arkansas State Senior

Great fit at 3-4 DE, very strong against the run

69.     OG John Jerry 6′5 328 Ole Miss Senior

Played tackle in college but will be a dominant run blocker at guard in the NFL

70.     WR Brandon LaFell   6′2 211 LSU Senior

Looks the part physically but inconsistent hands and production

71.     TE Rob Gronkowski 6′6 264 Arizona Junior

All-around TE that should be a 1st round prospect but has huge injury concerns relating to his back

72.     OLB Koa Misi 6′3 251 Utah

Great fit at 3-4 OLB, high motor with pass rush skills

73.     DT Cam Thomas 6′4 330 North Carolina Senior

Inconsistent college film but has prototypical nose tackle size and played well at Senior Bowl

74.     C J.D. Walton 6′2 305 Baylor Senior

Stout, smart, and physical but not very athletic

75.     OLB Jason Worilds   6′1 254 Virginia Tech Junior

Great fit at 3-4 OLB, elite first step in pass rush, good motor

76.     TE Dorin Dickerson 6′4 226 Pittsburgh Senior

Undersized tight end but very fast and explosive, more of a WR perhaps

77.     RB Ben Tate 5′11 220 Auburn Senior

Powerful, durable, and productive but lacks long speed on the field

78.     CB Donovan Warren   5′11 180 Michigan Junior

Great size, physical and hard-hitting but lack of deep speed will hurt him

79.     WR Eric Decker 6′3 217 Minnesota Senior

Strong, reliable possession receiver that lacks deep speed

80.     TE Aaron Hernandez 6′2 245 Florida Junior

Receiving tight end with great size and explosiveness

81.     SS Morgan Burnett  6′0 210 Georgia Tech Junior

Fast and physical but lacks fluidity and was not much of a play-maker in 2009

82.     SS Larry Asante  6′0 212 Nebraska Senior

Hard-hitting strong safety with questionable hips and ball skills 

83.    DT Vince Oghobaase   6′5 303 Duke Senior

Tall body with good pass rush ability, ideal fit at 3-4 DE 

84.     LT Tony Washington 6′6 311 Abilene Christian Senior

Great size and extremely athletic, could be a huge steal, minor character concerns

85.     OT Jared Veldheer 6′8 312 Hillsdale Senior

Huge size and athletic but very raw and will take a lot of time to develop

86.      QB Tony Pike  6′6 223 Cincinnati Senior

Tall with great accuracy but average arm strength and very skinny body 

87.     QB Tim Tebow   6′3 236 Florida Senior

Terrible throwing mechanics but above average arm strength and great leadership ability

88.      DE Greg Hardy   6′4 281 Ole Miss Senior

Used to be a 1st round talent but injuries and character concerns have dropped him 

89.     RB Toby Gerhart 6′0 231 Stanford Senior

Huge size, great character and toughness but questionable quickness/speed

90.     RB Montario Hardesty 6′0 225 Tennessee Senior

Tough inside runner but is he dynamic? Had a ton of injuries in college

91.     WR Dezmon Briscoe 6′2 207 Kansas Junior

Lacks deep speed but runs great routes and was extremely productive in college

92.     OT Kyle Calloway 6′6 323 Iowa Senior

Taught well at Iowa, should be able to contribute right away at right tackle

93.     ILB Donald Butler 6′1 245 Washington Senior

Great size and athleticism but has big durability concerns

94.     OLB Dekoda Watson 6′1 240 Florida State Senior

A bit small but very fast, will be a 4-3 weakside linebacker, could be the next Geno Hayes

95.     WR Mike Williams  6′1 204 Syracuse Senior

Major character concerns but has great talent, excellent leaper, great size

96.     DE Jermaine Cunningham  6′3 266 Florida Senior

A bit on the small side but a great pass rusher, could be a fit at 3-4 OLB

97.     CB Brandon Ghee  6′0 192 Wake Forest Senior

Great speed and size but questionable instincts and ball skills

98.     CB Jerome Murphy 6′0 196 South Florida Senior

Inconsistent but has ideal size and athleticism

99.    CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah 6′0 207 IUP Senior

Has everything you want in a perfect corner but extremely raw and did not face top competition

100.    DE George Selvie   6′3 252 South Florida Senior 

Has fallen off the map since 2008, needs to drop weight, could be a steal, maybe could fit at 3-4 OLB