psubills62
04-28-2009, 02:54 PM
This is mainly a thread where people can list 2009 college football who may become hot prospects come April 2010.
You can name the guys who are already well known (e.g. Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy, Jermaine Gresham, Russell Okung, etc.), but I'd kind of like to know about guys who may be on your favorite team, or who play on a team that you watch all the time, etc.
The guys I'm going to put out there are two PSU defensive players who have had some off-the-field trouble this offseason, but are incredible players on the field.
Jared Odrick, DT. 6'5", 300 pounds. In 2008, had 9.5 TFL with 4.5 sacks, 3 PBU, 1 QB hurries and a forced fumble.
Navarro Bowman, LB. 6'1", 230 pounds. In 2008, he had 16.5 TFL with 4 sacks, 5 PBU, 2 forced fumbles and 1 INT.
Odrick is a force up the middle, and he seems to be mostly a penetrator with good strength. Bowman is an absolute beast at OLB and would be a HUGE upgrade for the Bills, imo. He has great tackling form, and plays bigger than 230 lbs. He's pretty decent in coverage, but not a bad blitzer either. Bowman is a red-shirt junior, so he could stay another year but will probably declare for the draft after 2009.
You can name the guys who are already well known (e.g. Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy, Jermaine Gresham, Russell Okung, etc.), but I'd kind of like to know about guys who may be on your favorite team, or who play on a team that you watch all the time, etc.
The guys I'm going to put out there are two PSU defensive players who have had some off-the-field trouble this offseason, but are incredible players on the field.
Jared Odrick, DT. 6'5", 300 pounds. In 2008, had 9.5 TFL with 4.5 sacks, 3 PBU, 1 QB hurries and a forced fumble.
Navarro Bowman, LB. 6'1", 230 pounds. In 2008, he had 16.5 TFL with 4 sacks, 5 PBU, 2 forced fumbles and 1 INT.
Odrick is a force up the middle, and he seems to be mostly a penetrator with good strength. Bowman is an absolute beast at OLB and would be a HUGE upgrade for the Bills, imo. He has great tackling form, and plays bigger than 230 lbs. He's pretty decent in coverage, but not a bad blitzer either. Bowman is a red-shirt junior, so he could stay another year but will probably declare for the draft after 2009.