jack1022
04-24-2007, 01:02 PM
Greg Olsen (http://www.forecaster.ca/jsonline/football/player.cgi?9182), TE, Miami
An All-ACC First-Teamer, Olsen is generally regarded as the top tight end prospect in the draft. While he didn't have a prolific career playing for Miami, Olsen showed enough in his limited time to impress most scouts. Olsen is still a little raw, but he has the frame, athleticism, hands, and instincts to eventually be a starter in the NFL. His tendency to get injured is a bit concerning, but it hasn't been a major problem. He needs to work on his fundamentals and on bulking up, but if he stays focused and finds himself on the right team, Olsen might be a future star.
Michael Turner, RB,
Rufus Alexander (http://www.forecaster.ca/jsonline/football/player.cgi?9350), OLB, Oklahoma
The Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, Alexander was a First-Team All-American as a senior. He led the Sooners in tackles two straight years, a testament to his work ethic and consistency. Alexander brings a rare blend of intensity and athleticism to his position, showing the ability to make plays all over the field. He's a tackling machine who makes good reads and then delivers punishing hits, often leading to fumbles. Alexander isn't the biggest guy at his position, but has the raw talent to be a very good pro defender.
An All-ACC First-Teamer, Olsen is generally regarded as the top tight end prospect in the draft. While he didn't have a prolific career playing for Miami, Olsen showed enough in his limited time to impress most scouts. Olsen is still a little raw, but he has the frame, athleticism, hands, and instincts to eventually be a starter in the NFL. His tendency to get injured is a bit concerning, but it hasn't been a major problem. He needs to work on his fundamentals and on bulking up, but if he stays focused and finds himself on the right team, Olsen might be a future star.
Michael Turner, RB,
Rufus Alexander (http://www.forecaster.ca/jsonline/football/player.cgi?9350), OLB, Oklahoma
The Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, Alexander was a First-Team All-American as a senior. He led the Sooners in tackles two straight years, a testament to his work ethic and consistency. Alexander brings a rare blend of intensity and athleticism to his position, showing the ability to make plays all over the field. He's a tackling machine who makes good reads and then delivers punishing hits, often leading to fumbles. Alexander isn't the biggest guy at his position, but has the raw talent to be a very good pro defender.