2013 Top 10 Rookie HIGHLIGHT VIDEO Page (1 Viewer)

I was looking for a thread with video links of the top prospects at each position, I'm sorry if I skipped it, but I couldn't find one. I know we have other threads devoted to rookies and the Top 20 prospects, rankings and so on. I thought I would take the time to make a quick Top 10 with video links attached for easy reference since some are preparing for the draft.

Hope this helps some, sorry if it is clutter to others.

Player with link to video / College / Height / Weight / Latest 40 Time

QB

1. Geno Smith West Virginia 6'3 218 4.59

2. Matt Barkley USC 6'3 227 4.84

3. EJ Manuel Florida State 6'5 237 4.65

4. Ryan Nassib Syracuse 6'3 227 5.06

5. Mike Glennon NC State 6'7 225 4.94

6. Tyler Bray Tennessee 6'6 232 5.05

7. Tyler Wilson Arkansas 6'2 215 4.95

8. Landry Jones Oklahoma 6'4 225 5.11

9. Zac Dysert Miami (Ohio) 6'3 231 4.83

10. Matt Scott Arizona 6'2 213 4.69

RB

1. Eddie Lacy Alabama 5'11 231 4.53

2. Giovani Bernard North Carolina 5'9 202 4.53

3. Joseph Randle Oklahoma State 6'1 204 4.63

4. Johnathan Franklin UCLA 5'10 205 4.49

5. Andre Ellington Clemson 5'10 199 4.61

6. Montee Ball Wisconsin 5'11 214 4.66

7. Le'Veon Bell Michigan State 6'2 230 4.60

8. Stepfan Taylor Stanford 5'9 214 4.76

9. Christine Michael Texas A&M 5'10 220 4.54

10. Marcus Lattimore South Carolina5'11 221 4.62

WR

1. Cordarrelle Patterson Tennessee 6'2 216 4.42

2. Keenan Allen California 6'2 206

3. Tavon Austin West Virginia 5'9 174 4.34

4. DeAndre Hopkins Clemson 6'1 214 4.57

5. Justin Hunter Tennessee 6'4 196 4.44

6. Robert Woods USC 6'1 201 4.51

7. Quinton Patton Louisiana Tech 6'1 204 4.53

8. Terrence Williams Baylor 6'2 208 4.52

9. Markus Wheaton Oregon State 5'11 189 4.45

10. Da'Rick Rogers Tenn Tech 6'3 217 4.52

TE

1. Tyler Eifert Notre Dame 6'6 250 4.68

2. Zach Ertz Stanford 6'5 249 4.62

3. Travis Kelce Cincinnati 6'5 255 4.68

4. Gavin Escobar San Diego St. 6'6 254 4.84

5. Vance McDonald Rice 6'4 267 4.69

6. Jordan Reed Florida 6'3 236 4.72

BigTex used to do something similar but he didn't this year, much to my dismay, thank you for putting this together!

'Banemorth said:

BigTex used to do something similar but he didn't this year, much to my dismay, thank you for putting this together!

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I know a lot do not have time, I had some time to burn on my vacay, so no problemo.

The more I watch Tyler Eifert...

Great thread, thx Phenix. If you have any more extra time, would you mind adding the combine 40 and shuttle times?

'LawFitz said:

Great thread, thx Phenix. If you have any more extra time, would you mind adding the combine 40 and shuttle times?

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Did the 40s for ya.

'Phenix said:

'LawFitz said:

Great thread, thx Phenix. If you have any more extra time, would you mind adding the combine 40 and shuttle times?

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Did the 40s for ya.

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I started with Geno Smith....what I notice in that 4 minute clip is a lot of short accurate quick hitch type passes. Most throws seem to be within 10'yards of the line of scrimmage, and his receivers made serious YAC. Quick release, and finesse on the 25+ yarders, looks like a good fit for teams like Philadelphia, Buffalo, Arizona, who have decent slot guys with speed and can run a quick offense.

'eefflrat said:

I started with Geno Smith....what I notice in that 4 minute clip is a lot of short accurate quick hitch type passes. Most throws seem to be within 10'yards of the line of scrimmage, and his receivers made serious YAC. Quick release, and finesse on the 25+ yarders, looks like a good fit for teams like Philadelphia, Buffalo, Arizona, who have decent slot guys with speed and can run a quick offense.

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He had Austin, had to make his job a bit easier throwing all that underneath stuff.I think Hopkins isnt getting enough love and Eifert is a soon to be stud, I like this years batch of TEs.

'Banemorth said:

The more I watch Tyler Eifert...

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He attacks the ball in the air like a WR. Very impressive.

'Dr. Octopus said:

'Banemorth said:

The more I watch Tyler Eifert...

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He attacks the ball in the air like a WR. Very impressive.

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I think it's very appropriate that he wears #80.

The more I watch Lattimore the more he reminds me of Bradshaw. Probably because of vision and patience for his blockers.

Thanks for putting this all together Phenix

9. Christine Michael Texas A&M 5'10 220 4.54

I think this is my favorite RB from this class. I'm surprised he didn't time faster. He looks very fast on tape and I love the way he runs overall. Great body lean, excellent burst, good vision. This guy reminds me a lot of Ray Rice.

GeeYouknit said:

The more I watch Lattimore the more he reminds me of Bradshaw. Probably because of vision and patience for his blockers.Thanks for putting this all together Phenix

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Your Welcome.

How high can Lattimore go in some rookie drafts? Any predictions?