2016 CBS/NFLdraftscout Big Board

[30gut]

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...ngs-dl-baylor/

Position fit:

Nose tackle, either in a 3-4 or a 4-3.

Stats to know:

Ranked 19th in the nation against the run in 2014 and fifth in 2015. Played 765 snaps in 2015, second-most among nose tackles.

[30gut]

2016 Pro Day Notes: Wednesday, March 23, 6:40 p.m.
By Tony Pauline, Draft Insider


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USC Su'a Cravens ProDay: Safety or LB
Omar Ruiz: USC linebacker Su'a Cravens would like to play safety in the NFL - NFL Videos

The headliner at USC pro day did not disappoint.

Su'a Cravens weighed in at 220 pounds and ran an official 40 time of 4.61, though several teams clocked him at 4.55 an 4.54.

He did both linebacker and defensive back drills and as told to me he looked "Fantastic; he caught everything but a cold."

I'm told while Cravens can get his weight up to 240 if necessary, but teams like him where he's currently. And as of late, most teams have him graded as a safety; not outside linebacker. Over the past two days, Cravens has met with the New England Patriots, Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns and San Diego Chargers. And as expressed to me "there is scary interest from the Carolina Panthers" in Cravens.
Read more at 2016 NFL Pro Day Results: WalterFootball.com

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Missouri
Linebacker Kentrell Brothers significantly improved several of his Combine marks today. His 40 timed as fast as 4.72 (4.89 at the Combine) and Brothers hit 31.5 inches in the vertical jump (28.5 inches at Combine). He was one pound lighter, weighing in at 244.
Read more at 2016 NFL Pro Day Results: WalterFootball.com

[DYoungJelly]

Originally Posted by 30gut

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...ngs-dl-baylor/

Position fit:

Nose tackle, either in a 3-4 or a 4-3.

Stats to know:

Ranked 19th in the nation against the run in 2014 and fifth in 2015. Played 765 snaps in 2015, second-most among nose tackles.

I like the part of the scouting report about driving the center back off the snap.

We've learned first hand over the past two years that the center being pushed into the QB's lap generally screws everything up.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by DYoungJelly

I like the part of the scouting report about driving the center back off the snap.

We've learned first hand over the past two years that the center being pushed into the QB's lap generally screws everything up.

remember cory raymer? man he was awful.