Sunday, February 1, 2009

Our 2009 Under Armour Senior Bowl Thoughts

The South beat the North 35-18 Saturday in the 2009 Under Armour Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama. The MVP of the game was Pat White from West Virginia who was only 4 of 10 passing for 95 yards and 1 TD. Here are a few of our thoughts after watching the game:

  • The QB class in the 2009 NFL Draft appears to be very weak. I see why Mark Sanchez from USC is going to come out. Graham Harrell from Texas Tech was just awful in this game and I can't believe a team would even draft him after this display and how he has looked in the Senior Bowl 2-a-days. John Parker Wilson from Alabama was definately the best QB from the Senior Bowl but that is not saying too much. John has an ok arm and is quick on his feet but did he really need to do much with the running game and defense that Alabama has? He would fit in good with a team like the Ravens but there are not many teams out there like the Ravens.

  • Michael Oher was a disappointment during practice all week and in this game. Oher looked "ok" on pass blocking but he is far from dominating and is very inconsistent. After what I have seen this week Oher is not worthy of the St. Louis Rams #2 draft pick. Devaney stayed away from character issues in the 2008 NFL Draft so I do not believe the Rams will take Oher, especially not at #2. Jason Smith and Eugene Monroe are better bets at this time.

  • Are the USC linebackers good, or good as a unit? Rey Maualuga, Brian Cushing, and Clay Mathews combined for 4 solo tackles, an assist, and a forced fumble but for the most part were no factor in the game. When teams are as loaded as USC I alwas wonder if the players are as great as they look if they were individuals playing elsewhere.

  • Juaquin Iglesias, Patrick Turner, Brian Robiskie, and Derrick Williams are smooth receivers with good hands but they are not in the same class as Michael Crabtree, Jeremy Maclin, or Percy Harvin.

  • I would never draft a DT in the first round of the draft. B.J. Raji who was dominate all week was shutdown by the South offensive line. DTs make 1 or 2 tackles per game. You must get more value than that for a first round draft pick especailly if you team needs a lot of help.

  • There are a lot of solid running backs in the upcoming draft and the Rams could use a solid backup for Steven Jackson. Andre Brown from North Carolina State looked very good in this game and I still like Rashad Jennings from Liberty.

  • Our Center prospects Alex Mack from California and Max Unger from Oregon rotated between Center and Guard during the game. Both can get down field and block at the second level. Eric Wood from Louisville also played for the South and played Guard the entire game. He pulls very well and looks quick. Any of these 3 could possibly be drafted by the Rams in the second round.

  • We will finish with what has happened to Mizzou? Chase Daniel went from a possible Heisman candidate to a QB that will probably not be drafted. Now Saturday after a bad week in practice William Moore left with a bad ankle in the 1st Quarter after missing a couple of tackles. On the inside Ziggy Hood was a non-factor throughout the game at DT.

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2009 Senior Bowl North Roster

Marvin Lewis will coach the North team today in the Under Armour 2009 Senior Bowl from Mobile Alabama. The game will be on the NFL Network starting at 6PM CST. This will be a great chance to take a look at some of the players the St. Louis Rams are scouting for the upcoming 2009 NFL Draft. Alex Mack and Max Unger both possible second round picks of the Rams will be playing center for the North. B.J. Raji is a dominating Nose Tackle and fits better in a 3-4 but he is fun to watch, nobody has been able to block him this week in practice. If your looking for a later round QB prospect both Graham Harrell from Texas Tech and Rhett Bomar from Sam Houston State (transfer from Oklahoma) will showcase their skills as well.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































No.NameHeightWeightPos.College
1Darius Butler5-10178DBConnecticut
2Derrick Williams5-11197WRPenn State
4Brandon Gibson6-0204WRWashington State
4Macho Harris5-11186DBVirginia Tech
5Nic Harris6-2233LBOklahoma
6DeAngelo Smith5-11191DBCincinnati
6Graham Harrell6-2217QBTexas Tech
7Rhett Bomar6-2224QBSam Houston State
9Juaquin Iglesias6-1204WROklahoma
10Nathan Brown6-1217QBCentral Arkansas
11Ramses Barden6-6227WRCal Poly
11William Moore6-0223DBMissouri
15Patrick Chung5-11207DBOregon
16Keenan Lewis6-1198DBOregon State
22Manuel Johnson5-11175WROklahoma
23Kory Sheets5-11203RBPurdue
24Jeremiah Johnson5-9198RBOregon
25Louis Delmas5-11197DBWestern Michigan
27David Bruton6-2210DBNotre Dame
35Louis Sakoda5-9171KUtah
36Eric Kettani6-0231RBNavy
37Cedric Peerman5-9210RBVirginia
40Scott McKillop6-1243LBPittsburgh
43Tony Fiammetta6-0246RBSyracuse
47Kevin Huber6-1221PCincinnati
50Clint Sintim6-3249LBVirginia
51Alex Mack6-4312OLCalifornia
51Larry English6-2254DLNorthern Illinois
52Cody Brown6-2242DLConnecticut
54Tyrone McKenzie6-2244LBUSF
55Marcus Freeman6-1235LBOhio State
56Zack Follett6-2231LBCalifornia
57Mark Estermyer6-1247DSPittsburgh
60Max Unger6-5299OLOregon
63Kraig Urbik6-5323OLWisconsin
64William Beatty6-6291OLConnecticut
66Andy Levitre6-2306OLOregon State
68Xavier Fulton6-5301OLIllinois
72Ryan Shuman6-3300OLVirginia Tech
76Trevor Canfield6-5311OLCincinnati
79Phil Loadholt6-8343OLOklahoma
80Brian Robiskie6-3207WROhio State
81Will Davis6-2262DLIllinois
82Connor Barwin6-3253TECincinnati
85John Phillips6-5251TEVirginia
87Brandon Pettigrew6-5257TEOklahoma State
90B.J. Raji6-2334DLBoston College
91Tim Jamison6-3265DLMichigan
92Ron Brace6-3329DLBoston College
94Evander "Ziggy" Hood6-3298DLMissouri
95Alex Magee6-4295DLIowa
97Mitch King6-2275DLIowa

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2009 Senior Bowl South Roster

The Cincinnati Bengals coaching staff along with Jack Del Rio from the Jacksonville Jaguars will coach the South team today in the Under Armour 2009 Senior Bowl from Mobile Alabama. The game will be on the NFL Network starting at 6PM CST. This will be a great chance to take a look at some of the players the St. Louis Rams are scouting for the upcoming 2009 NFL Draft. I want to take a look at Rashad Jennings the fast powerful running back from Liberty. The Rams are in need of a quality back up running back. Rams fans are easily satisfied by players like Kenneth Darby picked up off the street. It is time for the Rams to have higher quality players on their roster from 1 to 53. This will also be a great chance to watch Michael Oher from Mississippi against the best. On defense the trio of USC linebackers will all be in this game Brian Cushing, Clay Matthews and Rey Maualuga.



























































































































































































































































































































































































































































No.NameHeightWeightPos.College
1Coye Francies6-0179DBSan Jose State
1Mohamed Massaquoi6-1210WRGeorgia
2Alphonso Smith5-9193DBWake Forest
2Mike Thomas5-8187WRArizona
3Derek Pegues5-9193DBMississippi State
4Ellis Lankster5-9191DBWest Virginia
5Pat White6-0190QBWest Virginia
6Sherrod Martin6-1197DBTroy
6Quan Cosby5-9191WRTexas
7Patrick Turner6-3221WRUSC
9Chip Vaughn6-1218DBWake Forest
9Mike Wallace6-0189WRMississippi
10Cullen Harper6-3227QBClemson
10Brian Cushing6-3243LBUSC
11Ashlee Palmer6-2223LBMississippi
11Kenny McKinley6-0182WRSouth Carolina
14John Parker Wilson6-2215QBAlabama
15Thomas Morstead6-4228PSMU
16Domonique Johnson6-2192DBJackson State
18Greg Carr6-5212WRFlorida State
21Antone Smith5-9190RBFlorida State
22James Davis5-11207RBClemson
23Rashad Jennings6-1234RBLiberty
24Andre Brown6-4224RBNorth Carolina State
25Michael Hamlin6-2207DBClemson
27Arian Foster6-1232RBTennessee
40Patrick McAfee6-0228KWest Virginia
45Quinn Johnson6-1251RBLSU
47Clay Matthews6-3246LBUSC
48Darry Beckwith6-0233LBLSU
49Rashad Johnson6-0195DBAlabama
57Jake Ingram6-3235DSHawaii
58Rey Maualuga6-2254LBUSC
59Moise Fokou6-1228LBMaryland
59Antoine Caldwell6-3307OLAlabama
60Eric Wood6-4304OLLouisville
63Jonathan Luigs6-3302OLArkansas
71Tyronne Green6-2305OLAuburn
74Michael Oher6-5309OLMississippi
75Anthony Parker6-2310OLTennessee
75Fili Moala6-4303DLUSC
76Troy Kropog6-5316OLTulane
77Jason Watkins6-6317OLFlorida
79Herman Johnson6-7382OLLSU
81Shawn Nelson6-5238TESouthern Mississippi
83Travis McCall6-2276TEAlabama
84Kyle Moore6-5265DLUSC
85Anthony Hill6-5264TENorth Carolina State
90Corvey Irvin6-3296DLGeorgia
91Robert Ayers6-3273DLTennessee
92David Veikune6-2255DLHawaii
95Lawrence Sidbury6-2295DLRichmond
98Peria Jerry6-2290DLMississippi
99Vance Walker6-2295DLGeorgia Tech

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