Same drill as the other thread - these aren't the ONLY players that left me with doubts, just the guys whose ?s stood out the most. This is all based on the game, so OF COURSE i'm blowing things out of proportion - but these are the feelings these guys left me with:Orien Harris, DT, Miami - got good pressure once, but for the most part was swallowed up by OLineman. Unlike Kyle Williams, Jesse Mahelona, and Dusty Dvoracek, who kept fighting and made plays with their motor even when beaten on the line, Harris was basically a non-factor once he was stopped at the point of attack.Derek Hagan, WR, Arizona St - Derek, you're supposed to be the ultra-dependable WR. Those drops were inexcusable.Demeco Ryans, LB, Alabama - Ryans looked slow and not very athletic. His determination allowed him to fight through some blocks to make tackles, but his presence was barely felt and definitely not one of an elite LB prospect.Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa - Didnt appear to play very physical or very fast out there. Like Ryans, I was expecting this elite LB prospect to jump out at me in run support and coverage, and was left disappointed, although unlike Ryans, the reports in practice about Greenway were glowing.Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn - Got beat horribly on the play where he ended up catching the ball. Only Toeaina was less impressive among the OTs, and he was considered a marginal prospect coming in. He could still develop into a bookend LT with that frame, but I didnt any signs of it in the Senior Bowl.Brodie Croyle, QB, Alabama - Really overthrew a wide open Moss on the TD, only a spectacular individual play by Moss made that a score. Not strong enough to hang in the pocket. Good footwork, but doesnt always use it. Seemed rattled after he took a couple of sacks.Greg Blue, S, Georgia - seemed slow and not instinctive at all. Didnt get to see his big hitting ability. Totally outplayed by Roman Harper and Jahmile Addae among the safeties, and stood out less than guys like Bullocks, Smith, Watkins. Cedric Griffin, DB, Texas - Sure he made a spectacular play on the INT, but the rest of the game, he was playing way too safe in coverage, letting guys make catches in front of him. Cedric also seemed meek while tackling.Spencer Havner, LB, UCLA - just stunk it up out there. Got completely taken out of plays by blockers at the second level, took bad angles, didn't finish his tackles, and looked like he couldn't hang with these guys.Travis Williams, LB, Auburn - Williams was getting caught up in traffic, pushed around by anyone who got their hands on him, and showing poor tackling skills all day. Even when had a chance to make a huge play by diagnosing a screen pass, he overran it.
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nice work Bloom
on his mind
and Hagan 
, none of the WRs got targetted enough to get a good look at them. I was really impressed by Wilson's hands and athleticism in the practice coverage. Nance seemed too tentative for a such a big guy. Stovall passed him and Baskett among the "big WRs" this week.
