bah007's Full 2014 Mock

[bah007]

I do a full seven round mock right before the draft each year. Here is this year's edition. There are no trades. I use my own player rankings and I draft for each team as if I were the GM. I do not try to guess what other people would do. This gives me a better, more realistic idea of who will be available at each of the Texans selections. With that said, here is the Texans' 2014 draft if I were in charge, with my scouting report for each player:

1.1. Blake Bortles – QB, UCF 6-5 232

- Great size. Very athletic. Moves well in the pocket and very mobile. Extremely composed under pressure. Never panics. Tough and confident, led his team to several comeback victories. Strong, but not elite arm strength. Seems to have no major mechanical issues, but needs to work on consistency in movement. Was given a decent amount of control in his offense, but he is still somewhat raw and would be better off sitting for a year. Seems coachable and intelligent. Needs to improve his touch. Deep ball could improve. Gets lazy when there is no pressure on him. Ball security has been an issue when hit by an unseen defender. Conference Player of the Year his final year. Has all the physical skills to be a franchise QB. Just needs to be coached up.

2.33. Morgan Moses – OT, Virginia 6-6 314

- Huge frame with long arms. Large but doesn’t carry a ton of bad weight. Patient off the snap in pass protection, waits for his man and doesn’t lunge. Takes advantage of his length by using his arms to keep defenders from getting in on him. Good feet. Slides laterally well and can handle a speed rusher off the edge. Very flexible for his size. Good first step off the snap when moving forward. Powerful hands allow him to control defenders in the run game. Doesn’t just block defenders, he moves them. Can move in straight lines only when run blocking. Drops his head and reaches when blocking on the move. Can lose leverage against smaller defenders. Despite his size, I think he projects better to LT. He is a better pass protector than run blocker.

3.65. Carl Bradford – ILB, Arizona St 6-1 250

- Powerful frame but very short arms. Very physical. Understands leverage and knows how to use it to take out blockers. Great instincts. Locates the ball very quickly. Good quickness off the snap and has already developed some deadly pass rushing moves. Very versatile player. Played DE, OLB, and ILB in college. Played FB in high school and will be helpful on special teams. Looked good in coverage but wasn’t asked to do it very often. Despite his production he is a limited athlete. Good burst and acceleration but not great speed. When blockers get inside on him he doesn’t have the length to get off. Overly passionate player who will need to tone it down at times to avoid unnecessary penalties. Sometimes plays out of control when his emotions run high. Spent most of his time in college as an edge rusher, but projects better to ILB in the pros where his lack of athleticism won’t be exposed.

4.101. DeAndre Coleman – DE, California 6-5 314

- Huge frame with long arms and thick legs. Excellent power. Uses his arms to keep blockers off his body. Sheds blocks well. Can take on two blockers and occasionally beat both. Great athlete for his size, very quick. Tools are there, just hasn’t put it all together yet. His height can sometimes be an issue. Doesn’t always get great leverage. Doesn’t follow the QB’s eyes and get his hands up. Run stuffer only at this point. Not enough burst to make an impact as a pass rusher. Perfect fit as a two gap DE.

4.135. Michael Schofield – LG, Michigan 6-6 301

- Good frame with long arms. Patient blocker who squares up and uses leverage and position to his advantage. Anchors well and isn’t moved easily. Very aware of what is around him. Picks up extra rushers and cleans up other players’ mistakes. Competitive player who finishes blocks. Very experienced. Three year starter, one at LG and RT for the last two. Intelligent enough to play any position on the line if needed. Initial step is good but is a limited athlete with heavy feet. Average strength and power. Inconsistent hands, uses them well on one play and then holds for no reason on the next. Doesn’t move or redirect well. He will sometimes move without keeping his feet under him. Edge rushers can bring him off balance by using his momentum against him. Projects best at LG where his lack of athleticism isn’t exposed.

5.141. Ryan Carrethers – NT, Arkansas St 6-1 337

- Massive frame. Doesn’t carry a lot of bad weight. Former wrestler and it shows on the field. Anchors well and has a good center of gravity. Strong hands. Shows occasional ability to rush the passer from the inside. Dominated but at a lower level of competition. Short arms. Loses leverage at times. Doesn’t move well laterally. Not a very good athlete. Two time First Team All-Conference. Two gap nose tackle who is very difficult to move. Fits the 34.

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[bah007]

6.177. Devonta Freeman – RB, Florida St 5-8 206

- Compact build with a maxed out frame. Quick feet. Has good balance. Runs with low pads. Delivers hits, doesn’t absorb them. Can catch out of the backfield. Tough and determined player. Gives effort as a blocker but gets pushed around. Good acceleration but top speed isn’t that great. Good one cut runner but is sometimes too hesitant. Had fumbling issues before but appears to be corrected. Won’t break tackles on the inside. Won’t get yards after contact. Likely a third down back only.

6.181. Gator Hoskins – TE, Marshall 6-2 253

- Not an ideal frame for a NFL TE. Great hands. Very good athlete for his size. Quick release into his routes. Stretches the field. Physical route runner who doesn’t let defenders dictate where he’s going to go. Despite his size he has a big catch radius. Has experience as a lead blocker in college, but was only adequate at it. First Team All-Conference his final year. Projects as a versatile offensive weapon that can play FB or H-Back. Fits the system perfectly as the “move” TE.

6.211. Brandon Dixon – CB, Northwest Missouri St 5-11 203

- Average frame. Fluid hips help him change direction quickly. Good technique in his backpedal. Doesn’t waste movement. Good spatial awareness. Keeps his eyes on the QB without losing his man. Tracks the ball well, but doesn’t finish as often as he should. More of a linear athlete. Great in zone coverage, hasn’t seen a lot of action in man. Seems to like contact, but sometimes too much. Played at a very small school, but was a two time All American. There will be a steep learning curve but projects as a late rounder who could flourish once he is coached up.

7.216. Derrell Johnson – SOLB, ECU 6-1 258

- Thick, short frame with powerful lower body. Just looks like an athlete. Natural pass rushing ability. Great initial step and closing burst. Flexible and bendable at the edge. Has two plus pass rushing moves that he mixes well. Has a ton of power and a low center of gravity. Sets the edge in the running game. Establishes leverage well and fights with physicality. Has strong hands and uses them effectively. Not very fluid unless he is moving forward. Doesn’t change direction well. Not great in coverage. Two time All-Conference selection. Projects as a strong side OLB who can defend against the run and rush the passer.

7.256. Ted Bolser – TE, Indiana 6-5 248

- Very good size, but could add some more muscle to his frame. Reliable receiver with big, soft, strong hands. Catches the ball with his hands and not his body. Solid blocker already, and has the ability to get better with more coaching and experience. Average athlete. Not a speed guy and he doesn’t move exceptionally well, but he is a polished route runner who gets himself open consistently. Isn’t going to get many yards after the catch. Semifinalist for the John Mackey award his final year. Owns all the school records for TEs.

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If anybody is interested I will post the full mock but it is really long.

 

[bah007]

Here is the projected roster if all 11 draft picks were to make the team:

QB - Ryan Fitzpatrick, Blake Bortles, Case Keenum
RB - Arian Foster, Andre Brown, Devonta Freeman, Dennis Johnson
FB - Gator Hoskins
WR X - Andre Johnson, Alan Bonner
WR Z - DeAndre Hopkins, Mike Thomas
WR S - DeVier Posey, Keshawn Martin
TE Y - Ryan Griffin, Ted Bolser
TE H - Garrett Graham, Gator Hoskins
LT - Duane Brown, Morgan Moses
LG - David Quessenberry, Michael Schofield
C - Chris Myers, Ben Jones
RG - Brandon Brooks, Ben Jones
RT - Morgan Moses, Brennan Williams, Derek Newton

DE - DeAndre Coleman, Ricardo Mathews
NT - Jerrell Powe, Ryan Carrethers
DE - J.J. Watt, Jared Crick
SOLB - Brooks Reed, Derrell Johnson
SILB - Carl Bradford, Mike Mohamed
WILB - Brian Cushing, Jeff Tarpinian
WOLB - Whitney Mercilus, Trevardo Williams
CB - Johnathan Joseph, Brandon Harris, AJ Bouye
CB - Kareem Jackson, Josh Victorian, Brandon Dixon
FS - Chris Clemons, Kendrick Lewis
SS - DJ Swearinger, Eddie Pleasant

K - Randy Bullock
P - Shane Lechler
LS - Jon Weeks

 

[WolverineFan]

I'm a big fan of Moses, Bradford, Coleman, Freeman, and Hoskins.

I like Bortles, but would prefer to trade back before taking him. No trades though so can't hate the pick. I like the Johnson pick. I don't know if I've seen anyone else mention him on this forum this offseason but the guy is a player. I like Bolser, but this late in the draft I'd like to see a shot at a TE with more upside. Overall, I really like it though. Really like the front seven additions on defense.

Good stuff. MSR.

 

[NCTexan]

If anybody is interested I will post the full mock but it is really long.

I am interested!

 

[DocBar]

I'm a big fan of Moses, Bradford, Coleman, Freeman, and Hoskins.

I like Bortles, but would prefer to trade back before taking him. No trades though so can't hate the pick. I like the Johnson pick. I don't know if I've seen anyone else mention him on this forum this offseason but the guy is a player. I like Bolser, but this late in the draft I'd like to see a shot at a TE with more upside. Overall, I really like it though. Really like the front seven additions on defense.

Good stuff. MSR.

Got him for you. Nice draft, Bah!

 

[WolverineFan]

Originally Posted by bah007
If anybody is interested I will post the full mock but it is really long.

I am interested!

I'm interested as well.

 

[bah007]

I am interested!

I'm interested as well.

Alright, but I warned you guys...

1ST ROUND
1. HOU – Blake Bortles – QB, UCF
2. STL – Greg Robinson – OT, Auburn
3. JAC – Khalil Mack – OLB, Buffalo
4. CLE – Jake Matthews – OG, Texas A&M
5. OAK – Jadeveon Clowney – DE, South Carolina
6. ATL – Taylor Lewan – OT, Michigan
7. TB – Sammy Watkins – WR, Clemson
8. MIN – Aaron Donald – DT, Pittsburgh
9. BUF – Justin Gilbert – CB, Oklahoma St
10. DET – Zack Martin – OG, Notre Dame
11. TEN – Eric Ebron – TE, North Carolina
12. NYG – C.J. Moseley – OLB, Alabama
13. STL – HaHa Clinton-Dix – FS, Alabama
14. CHI – Deone Buccanon – SS, Washington St
15. PIT – Odell Beckham Jr. – WR, LSU
16. DAL – Mike Evans – WR, Texas A&M
17. BAL – Stephon Tuitt – DE, Notre Dame
18. NYJ – Jason Verrett – CB, TCU
19. MIA – Ryan Shazier – OLB, Ohio St
20. ARI – Anthony Barr – OLB, UCLA
21. GB – Xavier Su’a-Filo – OG, UCLA
22. PHI – Darqueze Dennard – CB, Michigan St
23. KC – Kyle Fuller – CB, Virginia Tech
24. CIN – Kyle Van Noy – OLB, BYU
25. SD – Louis Nix – NT, Notre Dame
26. CLE – Teddy Bridgewater – QB, Louisville
27. NO – Timmy Jernigan – NT, Florida St
28. CAR – Donte Moncrief – WR, Mississippi
29. NE – Troy Niklas – TE, Notre Dame
30. SF – Marqise Lee – WR, USC
31. DEN – Brandin Cooks – WR, Oregon St
32. SEA – Ra’Shede Hageman – DE, Minnesota

2ND ROUND
33. HOU – Morgan Moses – OT, Virginia
34. WAS – Dee Ford – OLB, Auburn
35. CLE – Tre Mason – RB, Auburn
36. OAK – Johnny Manziel – QB, Texas A&M
37. ATL – Jeremiah Attaochu – OLB, Georgia Tech
38. TB – David Yankey – OG, Stanford
39. JAC – Zach Mettenberger – QB, LSU
40. MIN – Kony Ealy – DE, Missouri
41. BUF – Antonio Richardson – OT, Tennessee
42. TEN – Charles Sims – RB, West Virginia
43. NYG – Jace Amaro – TE, Texas Tech
44. STL – Bradley Roby – CB, Ohio St
45. DET – Allen Robinson – WR, Penn St
46. PIT – Jimmie Ward – FS, Northern Illinois
47. DAL – Kareem Martin – DE, North Carolina
48. BAL – Austin Seferian-Jenkins – TE, Washington
49. NYJ – Kelvin Benjamin – WR, Florida St
50. MIA – Cyrus Kouandjio – OT, Alabama
51. CHI – Gabe Jackson – OG, Mississippi St
52. ARI – Jimmy Garoppolo – QB, Eastern Illinois
53. GB – Lamarcus Joyner – FS, Florida St
54. PHI – Calvin Pryor – FS, Louisville
55. CIN – Weston Richburg – C, Colorado St
56. SF – Chris Smith – OLB, Arkansas
57. SD – Jordan Matthews – WR, Vanderbilt
58. NO – Marcus Smith – OLB, Louisville
59. IND – Keith McGill – FS, Utah
60. CAR – Joel Bitonio – OT, Nevada
61. SF – Marcus Roberson – CB, Florida
62. NE – Demarcus Lawrence – DE, Boise St
63. DEN – Chris Borland – MLB, Wisconsin
64. SEA – Davante Adams – WR, Fresno St

3RD ROUND
65. HOU – Carl Bradford – ILB, Arizona St
66. WAS – E.J. Gaines – CB, Missouri
67. OAK – Cody Latimer – WR, Indiana
68. ATL – Bishop Sankey – RB, Washington
69. TB – Derek Carr – QB, Fresno St
70. JAC – Bashaud Breeland – CB, Clemson
71. CLE – Martavis Bryant – WR, Clemson
72. MIN – Tom Savage – QB, Pittsburgh
73. BUF – Scott Crichton – DE, Oregon St
74. NYG – Carlos Hyde – RB, Ohio St
75. STL – Dominique Easley – DT, Florida
76. DET – Phillip Gaines – CB, Rice
77. SF – Marcus Martin – C, USC
78. DAL – Kelcy Quarles – DT, South Carolina
79. BAL – Ja'Wuan James – OT, Tennessee
80. NYJ – Jeremy Hill – RB, LSU
81. MIA – Brandon Thomas – OG, Clemson
82. CHI – Terrance West – RB, Towson
83. CLE – Billy Turner – OT, North Dakota St
84. ARI – Jarvis Landry – WR, LSU
85. GB – C.J. Fiedorowicz – TE, Iowa
86. PHI – Paul Richardson – WR, Colorado
87. KC – Trent Murphy – OLB, Stanford
88. CIN – Tre Boston – FS, North Carolina
89. SD – Loucheiz Purifoy – CB, Florida
90. IND – Lamin Barrow – ILB, LSU
91. NO – Ka’Deem Carey – RB, Arizona
92. CAR – Telvin Smith – OLB, Florida St
93. NE – Christian Jones – OLB, Florida St
94. SF – DaQuan Jones – DE, Penn St
95. DEN – Terrance Mitchell – CB, Oregon
96. MIN – Jaylen Watkins – CB, Florida
97. PIT [c] – Trai Turner – OG, LSU
98. GB [c] – Ed Reynolds – SS, Stanford
99. BAL [c] – Craig Loston – SS, LSU
100. SF [c] – Cameron Fleming – OG, Stanford

4TH ROUND
101. HOU – DeAndre Coleman – DE, California
102. WAS – James Hurst – OT, North Carolina
103. ATL – Shayne Skov – ILB, Stanford
104. NYJ – Yawin Smallwood – ILB, Connecticut
105. JAC – Robert Herron – WR, Wyoming
106. CLE – Cyril Richardson – OG, Baylor
107. OAK – Dontae Johnson – FS, North Carolina St
108. MIN – Isaiah Crowell – RB, Alabama St
109. BUF – Travis Swanson – C, Arkansas
110. STL – Terrence Brooks – FS, Florida St
111. DET – Jordan Zumwalt – OLB, UCLA
112. TEN – Aaron Murray – QB, Georgia
113. NYG – Jared Abbrederis – WR, Wisconsin
114. JAC – Caraun Reid – DT, Princeton
115. NYJ – Trey Millard – FB, Oklahoma
116. MIA – Pierre Desir – FS, Lindenwood
117. CHI – Will Sutton – DT, Arizona St
118. PIT – Rashaad Reynolds – CB, Oregon St
119. DAL – Anthony Steen – OG, Alabama
120. ARI – Chris Watt – OG, Notre Dame
121. GB – Brandon Coleman – WR, Rutgers
122. PHI – Daniel McCullers – NT, Tennessee
123. CIN – Will Clarke – DE, West Virginia
124. KC – Mike Davis – WR, Texas
125. SD – Jackson Jeffcoat – OLB, Texas
126. NO – Brent Urban – DE, Virginia
127. CLE – Wesley Johnson – C, Vanderbilt
128. CAR – Anthony Johnson – DT, LSU
129. SF – Antone Exum – CB, Virginia Tech
130. NE – George Uko – DT, USC
131. DEN – Christian Kirksey – OLB, Iowa
132. SEA – Charles Leno – OT, Boise St
133. DET [c] – Stanley Jean-Baptiste – FS, Nebraska
134. BAL [c] – Josh Huff – WR, Oregon
135. HOU [c] – Michael Schofield – OG, Michigan
136. DET [c] – Jack Mewhort – OT, Ohio St
137. NYJ [c] – Crockett Gillmore – TE, Colorado St
138. BAL [c] – Ross Cockrell – CB, Duke
139. ATL [c] – Justin Ellis – NT, Louisiana Tech
140. NE [c] – Storm Johnson – RB, UCF

5TH ROUND
141. HOU – Ryan Carrethers – NT, Arkansas St
142. WAS – Dri Archer – RB, Kent St
143. TB – Arthur Lynch – TE, Georgia
144. JAC – Kevin Pierre-Louis – OLB, Boston College
145. CLE – Aaron Colvin – CB, Oklahoma
146. SEA – Shamar Stephen – DT, Connecticut
147. ATL – Tyler Starr – OLB, South Dakota
148. MIN – Jordan Tripp – OLB, Montana
149. BUF – Jeff Janis – WR, Saginaw Valley
150. JAC – Max Bullough – MLB, Michigan St
151. TEN – Taylor Hart – DE, Oregon
152. NYG – Ego Ferguson – DT, LSU
153. STL – Spencer Long – OG, Nebraska
154. NYJ – Daniel Sorensen – SS, BYU
155. MIA – Adrian Hubbard – DE, Alabama
156. CHI – Brett Smith – QB, Wyoming
157. PIT – Trevor Reilly – OLB, Utah
158. DAL – Andre Williams – RB, Boston College
159. JAC – Xavier Grimble – TE, USC
160. ARI – Lache Seastrunk – RB, Baylor
161. GB – Matt Patchan – OT, Boston College
162. PHI – Dakota Dozier – OG, Furman
163. KC – A.C. Leonard – TE, Tennessee St
164. CIN – A.J. McCarron – QB, Alabama
165. SD – Jabari Price – CB, North Carolina
166. IND – Zach Kerr – NT, Delaware
167. NO – Bruce Ellington – WR, South Carolina
168. CAR – Laurent Duvernay-Tardif – OT, McGill
169. NO – Colt Lyerla – TE, Oregon
170. SF – Khairi Fortt – ILB, California
171. DEN – Larry Webster – DE, Bloomsburg
172. SEA – Kevin Norwood – WR, Alabama
173. PIT [c] – Logan Thomas – QB, Virginia Tech
174. NYG [c] – Bennett Jackson – FS, Notre Dame
175. BAL [c] – J.C. Copeland – FB, LSU
176. GB [c] – James Gayle – OLB, Virginia Tech

6TH ROUND
177. HOU – Devonta Freeman – RB, Florida St
178. WAS – Jay Bromley – NT, Syracuse
179. JAC – Victor Hampton – CB, South Carolina
180. CLE – Steven Clark – P, Auburn
181. HOU – Gator Hoskins – FB, Marshall
182. ATL – Nikita Whitlock – FB, Wake Forest
183. CHI – Preston Brown – MLB, Louisville
184. MIN – Quincy Enunwa – WR, Nebraska
185. BUF – Kenny Ladler – SS, Vanderbilt
186. TEN – Chris Boswell – K, Rice
187. NYG – Seantrel Henderson – OT, Miami
188. STL – Tyler Gaffney – RB, Stanford
189. DET – Anthony Fera – K, Texas
190. MIA – Andre Hal – CB, Vanderbilt
191. CHI – Nevin Lawson – CB, Utah St
192. PIT – Lorenzo Taliaferro – RB, Coastal Carolina
193. KC – Tajh Boyd – QB, Clemson
194. BAL – Keith Wenning – QB, Ball St
195. NYJ – Pat O’Donnell – P, Miami
196. ARI – Marcel Jensen – TE, Fresno St
197. GB – Avery Williamson – ILB, Kentucky
198. NE – Russell Bodine – C, North Carolina
199. CIN – Travis Carrie – CB, Ohio
200. KC – Marqueston Huff – FS, Wyoming
201. SD – Tyler Larsen – C, Utah St
202. NO – Prince Shembo – OLB, Notre Dame
203. IND – Ethan Westbrooks – OLB, West Texas A&M
204. CAR – Bryan Stork – C, Florida St
205. JAC – Jon Halapio – OG, Florida
206. NE – Brock Vereen – SS, Minnesota
207. DEN – LaDarius Perkins – RB, Mississippi St
208. SEA – Kadeem Edwards – OG, Tennessee St
209. NYJ [c] – David Fales – QB, San Jose St
210. NYJ [c] – Josh Mauro – DE, Stanford
211. HOU [c] – Brandon Dixon – CB, Northwest Missouri St
212. CIN [c] – Nate Freese – K, Boston College
213. NYJ [c] – John Urschel – OG, Penn St
214. STL [c] – Andrew Jackson – MLB, Western Kentucky
215. PIT [c] – Devon Kennard – OLB, USC

7TH ROUND
216. HOU – Derrell Johnson – OLB, ECU
217. WAS – Jay Prosch – FB, Auburn
218. CLE – Shaquil Barrett – ILB, Colorado St
219. OAK – Joe Don Duncan – TE, Dixie St
220. ATL – Kendall James – CB, Maine
221. TB – Howard Jones – OLB, Shepherd
222. JAC – Justin Britt – OT, Missouri
223. MIN – Cornelius Lucas – OT, Kansas St
224. BUF – Ed Stinson – DT, Alabama
225. CAR – Jerick McKinnon – RB, Georgia Southern
226. STL – Stephen Morris – QB, Miami
227. DET – James Morris – MLB, Iowa
228. TEN – Ahmad Dixon – SS, Baylor
229. DAL – Tom Hornsey – P, Memphis
230. PIT – Ben Gardner – DE, Stanford
231. DAL – Jonathan Dowling – FS, Western Kentucky
232. IND – Brandon Linder – OT, Miami
233. NYJ – Austin Wentworth – OT, Fresno St
234. MIA – John Brown – WR, Pittsburgh St
235. OAK – Kaleb Ramsey – DT, Boston College
236. GB – B.J. Lowery – CB, Iowa
237. PHI – Richie Leone – P, Houston
238. DAL – Anthony Hitchens – OLB, Iowa
239. CIN – Zach Fulton – OG, Tennessee
240. SD – Dion Bailey – SS, USC
241. STL – Aaron Lynch – DE, USF
242. SF – Dez Southward – SS, Wisconsin
243. SF – Robert Thomas – NT, Arkansas
244. NE – Greg Blair – MLB, Cincinnati
245. SF – Richard Rogers – TE, California
246. DEN – Ryan Groy – OG, Wisconsin
247. OAK – Deion Belue – CB, Alabama
248. DAL [c] – De’Anthony Thomas – WR, Oregon
249. STL [c] – Ryan Hewitt – TE, Stanford
250. STL [c] – Connor Boffeli – OG, Iowa
251. DAL [c] – Walt Aikens – CB, Liberty
252. CIN [c] – Kevin Pamphile – OT, Purdue
253. ATL [c] – Alden Darby – FS, Arizona St
254. DAL [c] – James Stone – C, Tennessee
255. ATL [c] – Blake Annen – TE, Cincinnati
256. HOU [c] – Ted Bolser – TE, Indiana

 

[TexansFTW]

Wow, me and you have 2 picks in the first round the same lol.

Greg Robinson and Khalil Mack at #2 and #3. Every single other pick is different.

 

[Blake]

Did my boy Kapri Bibbs go undrafted? Also, Jeremy Gallon?

 

[bah007]

Did my boy Kapri Bibbs go undrafted? Also, Jeremy Gallon?

Both are still on the board.

Bibbs is the #3 back still out there behind Tim Cornett and James White.

Gallon is the #4 WR behind Devin Street, Marcus Lucas, and Corey Brown.

 

[WolverineFan]

242. SF – Dez Southward – SS, Wisconsin

It's crazy that this guy would be a late-round/UDFA based on production, but some team is going to draft him in the 3rd-4th round because of his measureables. You can say the same for a quite a few guys in every draft. For all the work scouts do, some FO's just cannot help themselves when it comes to athletic potential.