List of Pre Draft Prospect Contacts (2010)

[Marqui]

Re: Updated: 4/9/2010

Scout.com: Teams Pouncing On Florida Center

Pouncey is looking more and more like the Pats best bet at 22. They should trade down 5 or 6 spots (staying in front of Minnesota) and take Pouncey.

 

[Warren94]

The third RB to visit:

Draft Buzz: Charles Scott Visits With Patriots | NFL Insider - Insider info

perfect fit for us... would love to have scott in a pats uniform.

 

[Seneschal2]

Updated: 4/10/2010

WR Benn a visit...

Source: Arrelious Benn has visited the Bengals, Cowboys, Patriots and Steelers | National Football Post
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Legend:

V - Official Pre-Draft visit; visited team facilities/hosted by team in area
PW - Private workout held with prospect
C - Position coach or Coordinator contact
MC - Team has spoken to player or agent or had on-Campus visit; miscellaneous contact
APD - Attended pro day
I - Interviewed at Combine/All-Star game
RI - Rumoured interest

QB - R.J Archer, William & Mary - RI
QB - Sam Bradford, Oklahoma - APD
QB - Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee - I, APD
QB - Armanti Edwards, Appalachian State - PW
QB - Mike Kafka, Northwestern - PW
QB - Colt McCoy, Texas - PW
QB - Tony Pike, Cincinnati - PW
QB - Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross - I, APD
QB - Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State - PW
QB - Rusty Smith, FAU - PW
[I][B]QB - Tim Tebow, Florida - RI, APD, PW, [/B][B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B][/I]

RB - LaGarrett Blount, Oregon - RI
RB - Conte Cuttino, Stony Brook - MC
RB - Anthony Dixon, Miss State- I
RB - Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech - I, RI
RB - Montario Hardesty, Tennessee - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
RB - Matt Stafon Johnson, USC - I
RB - Deji Karim, Southern Illinois - APD
RB - Ryan Mathews, Fresno State - PW, [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
RB/WR - Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss - I
RB - Charles Scott, LSU - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
RB - James Starks, Buffalo - PW

FB - Manase Tonga, BYU - PW

WR - Danario Alexander, Missouri - I
WR - Arrelious Benn, Illinois - APD, C, [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
WR - Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
WR - Eric Decker, Minnesota - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
WR - Marcus Easley, UConn - RI, APD, MC
[I][B]WR - Mardy Gilyard, Cincy - I, RI, C, PW[/B][/I]
WR - Jeremy Horne, Massachusetts - APD, MC
WR - AJ Jackson, Cal/Penn - APD (Chad O'Shea)
WR - Scott Long, Louisville - RI, APD, C
WR - Michael Moore, Georgia - MV, PW
WR - Taylor Price, Ohio - PW
WR - Andre Roberts, Citadel - I, PW
WR - Emmanuel Sanders, SMU - PW, C (Bill O'Brien)
WR - Golden Tate, Notre Dame - I
WR - DeMaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech - I
WR/KR - LeRoy Vann, Florida A&M - APD
WR - Damian Williams, USC - RI, MC
WR - Jeremy Williams, Tulane - I

TE - Jeff Cottam, Tennessee - RI
TE - Dorin ****erson, Pittsburgh - I
TE - Jimmy Graham, Miami - I
TE - Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma - MC (Caserio), APD
TE - Aaron Hernandez, Florida - PW
TE - Tony Moeaki, Iowa - PW, APD
TE - Anthony McCoy, USC - RI
TE - Colin Peek, Alabama - MC
TE - Dennis Pitta, BYU - PW
TE - Scott Sicko, New Hampshire - APD

OT - Anthony Davis, Rutgers - APD
OT - Chris Campbell, Eastern Illinois - PW
OT - Ramone Harewood, Morehouse - APD
OT - Kevin Haslam, Rutgers - APD, C
OT - Nic Richmond, TCU - PW 
OT - Rodger Saffold, Indiana - I
OT - Jared Veldheer, Hillsdale - I
OG - Brad Bustle, Lou-Laf - APD
OG/C - Phil Costa, Maryland - PW
OG - Vladimir Ducasse, UMass - RI
OG - Kurtis Gregory, Missouri - MC

OC - Ryan Blaszczyk, Rutgers - APD, C
OC - Ted Larsen, NC State - APD (Dante)
OC - Maurkice Pouncey, Florida - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
[I][B]OC - Matt Tennant, Boston College, APD, MC, PW[/B][/I]

DT - Tyson Alualu, Cal,[COLOR=Red][B] V[/B][/COLOR]
DT - Geno Atkins, Georgia - PW
DT - Terrence Cody, Alabama - RI, MC
DT - Kyle Harrington, UMass - APD
DT - Lamarr Houston, Texas - I
DT - Arthur Jones, Syracuse - PW, [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DT - Ricardo Mathews, Cincinnati - PW
DT - Aleric Mullins, North Carolina - PW
[I][B]DT - Jared Odrick, Penn State - MC, I, APD[/B][/I]
DT - Jeff Owens, Georgia - PW
DT - Corey Peters, Kentucky - PW
DT - Brian Price, UCLA - MC
DT - Cam Thomas, North Carolina - PW
DT - Torrell Troup, UCF - RI, PW, C (Belichick)
DT - Kade Weston, Georgia - MC
DT - Dan Williams, Tennessee - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DT - Al Woods, LSU - PW

OLB/DE - Antonio Coleman, Auburn - PW
OLB/DE - Alex Daniels, Cincinnati - PW
OLB/DE - Dexter Davis, Arizona State - I
OLB/DE - Hall Davis, La.-Lafayette - PW 
OLB/DE - Jeffery Fitzgerald, Kansas St - APD, MC
OLB/DE - John Fletcher, Wyoming - APD
OLB/DE - Thaddeus Gibson, Ohio State - PW
OLB/DE - Brandon Graham, Michigan - I, [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B]
[/COLOR]OLB/DE - Jerry Hughes, Texas Christian - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
OLB/DE - Michael Johnson, North Alabama - APD, MC
OLB/DE - Sergio Kindle, Texas - PW
OLB/DE - Austen Lane, Murray State - I
OLB/DE - Chris McCoy, Mid. Tennessee State - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR]
[/B]OLB/DE - Koa Misi, Utah - APD
OLB/DE - Arthur Moats, James Madison - I, RI, PW
OLB/DE - Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech - RI
OLB/DE - Jason Pierre-Paul, USF - RI, PW
OLB/DE - Ricky Sapp, Clemson - PW
OLB/DE - O'Brien Schofield, Wisconsin - I
OLB/DE - Cameron Sheffield, Troy - I
OLB/DE - Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, Washington - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
OLB/DE - Adrian Tracy, William & Mary - PW
OLB/DE - Mitch Unrein, Wyoming - APD
OLB/DE - E.J Wilson, North Carolina - PW
[I][B]OLB/DE - Corey Wootton, Northwester - APD, PW, [COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B][/I]
OLB/DE - Jason Worilds, Virginia Tech - PW

LB - Donald Butler, Washington - I
LB - Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State - APD
LB - Kavell Conner, Clemson - PW
LB - Josh Hull, Penn State - I
LB - Matt Mayberry, Indiana - PW
LB - Rolando McClain, Alabama - I
LB - Mike McLaughlin, Boston College - APD, MC
LB - Roddrick Muckelroy, Texas - I
LB/SS - Damaso Munoz, Rutgers - APD, MC
LB - Eric Norwood, South Carolina - I
LB - Vincent Rey, Duke - APD
LB - Darryl Sharpton, Miami - I
LB - Brandon Spikes, Florida - MC, PW
LB - Daryl Washington, Texas Christian - I
LB - Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri - RI, I
LB - Kion Wilson, South Florida - PW

DB - David Caldwell, William & Mary - APD, MC
DB - Nolan Carroll, Maryland - PW
DB - Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech - PW
DB - Kurt Coleman, Ohio State - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DB - Chris Cook, Virginia Tech - PW
CB - Dominique Franks, Oklahoma - PW, [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DB - Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest - PW
DB - Kareem Jackson, Alabama - PW
DB - Brett Johnson, California - APD
DB - Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt - PW, C (Belichick)
[I][B]DB - Robert McClain, UConn - APD, MC, PW[/B][/I]
CB - Devin McCourty, Rutgers - MC (Caserio)
DB - Sherrick McManis, Northwestern - APD, PW
DB - Jerome Murphy, South Florida - PW
DB - Anderson Russell, Ohio State - PW
DB - Patrick Stoudamire, Western Illinois - I
DB - Earl Thomas, Texas - PW
CB - Kyle Wilson, Boise St. - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]

P - Brent Bowden, Virginia Tech - PW
P - Desi Cullen, UConn - PW 
P - Robert Malone, Fresno State - I
P - Zoltan Mesko, Michigan - MC , PW

 

[BritPat]

Re: Updated: 4/10/2010

That makes Regus a threefer.

 

[Nonentity]

Re: Updated: 4/10/2010

Alex Carrington turns in solid workout | National Football Post - add a Rumored Interest to the list

With the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens' defensive line coaches looking on, Arkansas State defensive end Alex Carrington made a solid showing at his Pro Day workout.

According to NFL.com, the 6-foot-5, 280-pounder ran a 4.93 with the wind and 4.97 against the wind in the 40-yard dash.

He also posted a 33-inch vertical leap, a 10-2 broad jump, a 4.81 in the short shuttle and a 7.64 in the three-cone drill

...

Carrington reportedly excelled in drills.

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He's projected as a second round or third round target by draft analysts.

We're told that Carrington has drawn interest from the New England Patriots.

 

[Seneschal2]

We're told that Carrington has drawn interest from the New England Patriots.

I've been wondering about him missing from the prospects list. He's too good a player to not show interest in -- especially when he's ranked in an area of the Pats 4 picks.

 

[OldNEPatsFan]

Source: Brian Price to visit Patriots, Falcons | National Football Post



UCLA defensive tackle and first-round draft prospect Brian Price is scheduled to visit the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons this month

 

[Seneschal2]

Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

NFL News and Rumors - Hot off the Wire Fantasy Football News

Ed Thompson, of Scout.com, reports Georgia Tech RB Jonathan Dwyer is scheduled to have a private workout with the New England Patriots.

Ed Thompson, of Scout.com, reports Florida WR Riley Cooper has worked out for the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots.

Ed Thompson, of Scout.com, reports Washington LB Donald Butler said he has a visit with the New England Patriots scheduled for early this week.

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Legend:

V - Official Pre-Draft visit; visited team facilities/hosted by team in area
PW - Private workout held with prospect
C - Position coach or Coordinator contact
MC - Team has spoken to player or agent or had on-Campus visit; miscellaneous contact
APD - Attended pro day
I - Interviewed at Combine/All-Star game
RI - Rumoured interest

QB - R.J Archer, William & Mary - RI
QB - Sam Bradford, Oklahoma - APD
QB - Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee - I, APD
QB - Armanti Edwards, Appalachian State - PW
QB - Mike Kafka, Northwestern - PW
QB - Colt McCoy, Texas - PW
QB - Tony Pike, Cincinnati - PW
QB - Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross - I, APD
QB - Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State - PW
QB - Rusty Smith, FAU - PW
[I][B]QB - Tim Tebow, Florida - RI, APD, PW, [/B][B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B][/I]

RB - LaGarrett Blount, Oregon - RI
RB - Conte Cuttino, Stony Brook - MC
RB - Anthony Dixon, Miss State- I
RB - Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech - I, RI,PW
RB - Montario Hardesty, Tennessee - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
RB - Matt Stafon Johnson, USC - I
RB - Deji Karim, Southern Illinois - APD
RB - Ryan Mathews, Fresno State - PW, [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
RB/WR - Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss - I
RB - Charles Scott, LSU - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
RB - James Starks, Buffalo - PW

FB - Manase Tonga, BYU - PW

WR - Danario Alexander, Missouri - I
WR - Arrelious Benn, Illinois - APD, C, [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
WR - Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
WR - Riley Cooper, Florida - PW
WR - Eric Decker, Minnesota - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
WR - Marcus Easley, UConn - RI, APD, MC
[I][B]WR - Mardy Gilyard, Cincy - I, RI, C, PW[/B][/I]
WR - Jeremy Horne, Massachusetts - APD, MC
WR - AJ Jackson, Cal/Penn - APD (Chad O'Shea)
WR - Scott Long, Louisville - RI, APD, C
WR - Michael Moore, Georgia - MV, PW
WR - Taylor Price, Ohio - PW
WR - Andre Roberts, Citadel - I, PW
WR - Emmanuel Sanders, SMU - PW, C (Bill O'Brien)
WR - Golden Tate, Notre Dame - I
WR - DeMaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech - I
WR/KR - LeRoy Vann, Florida A&M - APD
WR - Damian Williams, USC - RI, MC
WR - Jeremy Williams, Tulane - I

TE - Jeff Cottam, Tennessee - RI
TE - Dorin ****erson, Pittsburgh - I
TE - Jimmy Graham, Miami - I
TE - Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma - MC (Caserio), APD
TE - Aaron Hernandez, Florida - PW
TE - Tony Moeaki, Iowa - PW, APD
TE - Anthony McCoy, USC - RI
TE - Colin Peek, Alabama - MC
TE - Dennis Pitta, BYU - PW
TE - Scott Sicko, New Hampshire - APD

OT - Anthony Davis, Rutgers - APD
OT - Chris Campbell, Eastern Illinois - PW
OT - Ramone Harewood, Morehouse - APD
OT - Kevin Haslam, Rutgers - APD, C
OT - Nic Richmond, TCU - PW 
OT - Rodger Saffold, Indiana - I
OT - Jared Veldheer, Hillsdale - I

OG - Brad Bustle, Lou-Laf - APD
OG/C - Phil Costa, Maryland - PW
OG - Vladimir Ducasse, UMass - RI
OG - Kurtis Gregory, Missouri - MC

OC - Ryan Blaszczyk, Rutgers - APD, C
OC - Ted Larsen, NC State - APD (Dante)
OC - Maurkice Pouncey, Florida - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
[I][B]OC - Matt Tennant, Boston College, APD, MC, PW[/B][/I]

DT - Tyson Alualu, Cal,[COLOR=Red][B] V[/B][/COLOR]
DT - Geno Atkins, Georgia - PW
DT - Alex Carrington, Arkansas St. - RI
DT - Terrence Cody, Alabama - RI, MC
DT - Kyle Harrington, UMass - APD
DT - Lamarr Houston, Texas - I
DT - Arthur Jones, Syracuse - PW, [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DT - Ricardo Mathews, Cincinnati - PW
DT - Aleric Mullins, North Carolina - PW
[I][B]DT - Jared Odrick, Penn State - MC, I, APD[/B][/I]
DT - Jeff Owens, Georgia - PW
DT - Corey Peters, Kentucky - PW
DT - Brian Price, UCLA - MC, [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
DT - Cam Thomas, North Carolina - PW
DT - Torrell Troup, UCF - RI, PW, C (Belichick)
DT - Kade Weston, Georgia - MC
DT - Dan Williams, Tennessee - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DT - Al Woods, LSU - PW

OLB/DE - Antonio Coleman, Auburn - PW
OLB/DE - Alex Daniels, Cincinnati - PW
OLB/DE - Dexter Davis, Arizona State - I
OLB/DE - Hall Davis, La.-Lafayette - PW 
OLB/DE - Jeffery Fitzgerald, Kansas St - APD, MC
OLB/DE - John Fletcher, Wyoming - APD
OLB/DE - Thaddeus Gibson, Ohio State - PW
OLB/DE - Brandon Graham, Michigan - I, [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B]
[/COLOR]OLB/DE - Jerry Hughes, Texas Christian - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
OLB/DE - Michael Johnson, North Alabama - APD, MC
OLB/DE - Sergio Kindle, Texas - PW
OLB/DE - Austen Lane, Murray State - I
OLB/DE - Chris McCoy, Mid. Tennessee State - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR]
[/B]OLB/DE - Koa Misi, Utah - APD
OLB/DE - Arthur Moats, James Madison - I, RI, PW
OLB/DE - Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech - RI
OLB/DE - Jason Pierre-Paul, USF - RI, PW
OLB/DE - Ricky Sapp, Clemson - PW
OLB/DE - O'Brien Schofield, Wisconsin - I
OLB/DE - Cameron Sheffield, Troy - I
OLB/DE - Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, Washington - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
OLB/DE - Adrian Tracy, William & Mary - PW
OLB/DE - Mitch Unrein, Wyoming - APD
OLB/DE - E.J Wilson, North Carolina - PW
[I][B]OLB/DE - Corey Wootton, Northwester - APD, PW, [COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B][/I]
OLB/DE - Jason Worilds, Virginia Tech - PW

LB - Donald Butler, Washington - I,[B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]
LB - Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State - APD
LB - Kavell Conner, Clemson - PW
LB - Josh Hull, Penn State - I
LB - Matt Mayberry, Indiana - PW
LB - Rolando McClain, Alabama - I
LB - Mike McLaughlin, Boston College - APD, MC
LB - Roddrick Muckelroy, Texas - I
LB/SS - Damaso Munoz, Rutgers - APD, MC
LB - Eric Norwood, South Carolina - I
LB - Vincent Rey, Duke - APD
LB - Darryl Sharpton, Miami - I
LB - Brandon Spikes, Florida - MC, PW
LB - Daryl Washington, Texas Christian - I
LB - Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri - RI, I
LB - Kion Wilson, South Florida - PW

DB - David Caldwell, William & Mary - APD, MC
DB - Nolan Carroll, Maryland - PW
DB - Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech - PW
DB - Kurt Coleman, Ohio State - [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DB - Chris Cook, Virginia Tech - PW
CB - Dominique Franks, Oklahoma - PW, [COLOR=Red][B]V[/B][/COLOR]
DB - Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest - PW
DB - Kareem Jackson, Alabama - PW
DB - Brett Johnson, California - APD
DB - Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt - PW, C (Belichick)
[I][B]DB - Robert McClain, UConn - APD, MC, PW[/B][/I]
CB - Devin McCourty, Rutgers - MC (Caserio)
DB - Sherrick McManis, Northwestern - APD, PW
DB - Jerome Murphy, South Florida - PW
DB - Anderson Russell, Ohio State - PW
DB - Patrick Stoudamire, Western Illinois - I
DB - Earl Thomas, Texas - PW
CB - Kyle Wilson, Boise St. - [B][COLOR=Red]V[/COLOR][/B]

P - Brent Bowden, Virginia Tech - PW
P - Desi Cullen, UConn - PW 
P - Robert Malone, Fresno State - I
P - Zoltan Mesko, Michigan - MC , PW

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QB - 11
RB - 11
FB - 1
WR - 19
TE - 10
OL - 15
DL - 18
DE/OLB - 26
LB - 16
DB - 18
P - 4
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Total prospects = 149

 

[BritPat]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Up to 20 visits so far.

 

[Box_O_Rocks]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Up to 20 visits so far.

I have 21...

1. Tim Tebow
2. Montario Hardesty
3. Ryan Matthews
4. Brian Price
5. Dan Williams
6. Jerry Hughes
7. Kurt Coleman
8. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim
9. Corey Wootton
10. Brandon Graham
11. Dez Bryant
12. Kyle Wilson
13. Charles Scott
14. Eric Decker
15. Tyson Alualu
16. Arthur Jones
17. Chris McCoy
18. Dominique Franks
19. Maurkice Pouncey
20. Arrelious Benn
21. Donald Butler

 

[BritPat]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

I have 21...

1. Tim Tebow
2. Montario Hardesty
3. Ryan Matthews
4. Brian Price
5. Dan Williams
6. Jerry Hughes
7. Kurt Coleman
8. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim
9. Corey Wootton
10. Brandon Graham
11. Dez Bryant
12. Kyle Wilson
13. Charles Scott
14. Eric Decker
15. Tyson Alualu
16. Arthur Jones
17. Chris McCoy
18. Dominique Franks
19. Maurkice Pouncey
20. Arrelious Benn
21. Donald Butler

That's the one I don't have on my list.

 

[zgotts]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Is there any knowledge of the Patriots having interest in Toby Gerhart?

I haven't heard anything, no interviews, no pro day attendance, no private workouts, no visit.

Do you really think Belichick is not interested in this guy? I think he'd make a VERY solid pick at #53.

 

[BritPat]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Is there any knowledge of the Patriots having interest in Toby Gerhart?

I haven't heard anything, no interviews, no pro day attendance, no private workouts, no visit.

Do you really think Belichick is not interested in this guy? I think he'd make a VERY solid pick at #53.

There's no question they'll have interviewed him at the Combine, and we were at Stanford's Pro-Day, but we can only list what we hear about.

Until it's confirmed, sadly we can't add him to the list. Don't be too disheartened though, this time last year there was barely a mention of Darius Butler, other than draftniks mocking him to us and the Pats apparently loving him at his Pro-Day - even though there was no mention we paid any particular attention to him at the event. We seemed more interested in Cody Brown and the QB they had, aaaargh, forgot his name. Lorenzen is it?

 

[Nonentity]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Another visitor to Gilette - Jamar Chaney, ILB, Mississippi State

Source: Jamar Chaney visiting the Eagles, to visit the Falcons | National Football Post

Chaney has previously visited the New England Patriots, is visiting the Philadelphia Eagles today and will be visiting the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday and Wednesday, per a source close to the program with knowledge of the situation.

 

[WaterfallJumper]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Another visitor to Gilette - Jamar Chaney, ILB, Mississippi State

Source: Jamar Chaney visiting the Eagles, to visit the Falcons | National Football Post

Haha, I was just signing on to post that. Quick fingers, my friend. Nicely done.

 

[PatsCanDoIt]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

1. Tim Tebow (87)(58)(36) Rd 2b
2. Montario Hardesty (92)(63)(65) Rd 2c
3. Ryan Matthews (41)(21)(24) Rd 1c
4. Brian Price (42)(33)(34) Rd 2a
5. Dan Williams (26)(15)(13) Rd 1b
6. Jerry Hughes (40)(32)(29) Rd 2a
7. Kurt Coleman (>100)(168)(138) Rd 5?
8. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim(>100)(>200)(119) Rd 4b-6(?)
9. Corey Wootton (46)(41)(68) Rd 2b
10. Brandon Graham (22)(13)(16) Rd 1b
11. Dez Bryant (4)(11)(18) Rd 1b
12. Kyle Wilson (23)(22)(22) Rd 1c
13. Charles Scott (>100)(155)(184) Rd 5c
14. Eric Decker (76)(114)(70) Rd 3b
15. Tyson Alualu (53)(49)(45) Rd 2b
16. Arthur Jones (68)(130)(136) Rd 4c
17. Chris McCoy (>100)(>200)(338) UDFA
18. Dominique Franks (67)(50)(87) Rd 2c
19. Maurkice Pouncey (24)(30)(27) Rd 1c
20. Arrelious Benn (33)(47)(55) Rd 2b
21. Donald Butler (63)(93)(79) Rd 3b
22. Jamar Chaney (77)(120)(150) Rd 4b

a.)DraftCountdown.com
b.)Thehuddlereport.com
c.)CBSsports/nfldraftscout

I figure three sources is better than one.
I edited Box's list to give me an idea of where the visitors might be drafted. We
have six(6) first rounders, eight(8) second rounders, four(4) third rounders, one
(1) or two(2) fourth rounders, tree(3) fifth rounders, and a UDFA. These third
rounders would probably be targeted by us in the second.

Trends: Five of the six first rounders have a body doubles draftable in the second
round.

Dez Bryant-->Arrelious Benn
Brandon Graham-->Jerry Hughes-->Wooton
Dan Williams-->Brian Price-->Alualu
Ryan Mathews-->Montario Hardesty
Kyle Wilson-->Dominique Franks
M. Pouncey-->???

Then we have:
Ty Alualu-->Arthur Jones
Hardesty-->Charles Scott
Benn-->Decker
Franks-->Coleman
Wooton-->Te'0-Nesheim
Butler-->Chaney

The guys that don't fit the trend are Tebow and Pouncey. Maybe because they are

more unique.

Some draft scenarios would go like this:

22. Ryan Mathews
44. Jerry Hughes
47.Arrelious Benn
53. Dominique Franks
119. Arthur Jones

22. Dez Bryant
44. Ty Alualu
47. Montario Hardesty
53. Dominique Franks
119. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim

22. Kyle Wilson
44. Brian Price
47. Corey Wooton
53. Arrelious Benn
119. Charles Scott

I think this is their strategy; target specific players at specific spots and fill needs with value. Keep in mind there are eight more players that are not on this list yet.

 

[WaterfallJumper]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

22. Dez Bryant
44. Ty Alualu
47. Montario Hardesty
53. Dominique Franks
119. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim

GREAT post all the way through. Out of the three scenarios you presented, this is by far my favorite. I like each player except for Fanks. I'd prefer to trade back and either acquire a 1st or 2nd next year, or a couple 3rd this year. If we insist on going secondary with that pick, there are other players I prefer, although they may not be on the Patriots radar. Otherwise we should probably continue to bolster the lines, whether offensive or defensive. Perhaps a TE? Etc. I think secondary is the least of our worries, and would rather take a developmental player later on. We have our starters set for the next few years, thankfully.

 

[zgotts]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

1. Tim Tebow (87)(58)(36) Rd 2b
2. Montario Hardesty (92)(63)(65) Rd 2c
3. Ryan Matthews (41)(21)(24) Rd 1c
4. Brian Price (42)(33)(34) Rd 2a
5. Dan Williams (26)(15)(13) Rd 1b
6. Jerry Hughes (40)(32)(29) Rd 2a
7. Kurt Coleman (>100)(168)(138) Rd 5?
8. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim(>100)(>200)(119) Rd 4b-6(?)
9. Corey Wootton (46)(41)(68) Rd 2b
10. Brandon Graham (22)(13)(16) Rd 1b
11. Dez Bryant (4)(11)(18) Rd 1b
12. Kyle Wilson (23)(22)(22) Rd 1c
13. Charles Scott (>100)(155)(184) Rd 5c
14. Eric Decker (76)(114)(70) Rd 3b
15. Tyson Alualu (53)(49)(45) Rd 2b
16. Arthur Jones (68)(130)(136) Rd 4c
17. Chris McCoy (>100)(>200)(338) UDFA
18. Dominique Franks (67)(50)(87) Rd 2c
19. Maurkice Pouncey (24)(30)(27) Rd 1c
20. Arrelious Benn (33)(47)(55) Rd 2b
21. Donald Butler (63)(93)(79) Rd 3b
22. Jamar Chaney (77)(120)(150) Rd 4b

a.)DraftCountdown.com
b.)Thehuddlereport.com
c.)CBSsports/nfldraftscout

I figure three sources is better than one.
I edited Box's list to give me an idea of where the visitors might be drafted. We
have six(6) first rounders, eight(8) second rounders, four(4) third rounders, one
(1) or two(2) fourth rounders, tree(3) fifth rounders, and a UDFA. These third
rounders would probably be targeted by us in the second.

Trends: Five of the six first rounders have a body doubles draftable in the second
round.

Dez Bryant-->Arrelious Benn
Brandon Graham-->Jerry Hughes-->Wooton
Dan Williams-->Brian Price-->Alualu
Ryan Mathews-->Montario Hardesty
Kyle Wilson-->Dominique Franks
M. Pouncey-->???

Then we have:
Ty Alualu-->Arthur Jones
Hardesty-->Charles Scott
Benn-->Decker
Franks-->Coleman
Wooton-->Te'0-Nesheim
Butler-->Chaney

The guys that don't fit the trend are Tebow and Pouncey. Maybe because they are

more unique.

Some draft scenarios would go like this:

22. Ryan Mathews
44. Jerry Hughes
47.Arrelious Benn
53. Dominique Franks
119. Arthur Jones

22. Dez Bryant
44. Ty Alualu
47. Montario Hardesty
53. Dominique Franks
119. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim

22. Kyle Wilson
44. Brian Price
47. Corey Wooton
53. Arrelious Benn
119. Charles Scott

I think this is their strategy; target specific players at specific spots and fill needs with value. Keep in mind there are eight more players that are not on this list yet.

Interesting post. I've been thinking in the same mindset, as far as their strategy goes.

A few things though. First, unfortuantely, I don't think Hughes is going to last into the 2nd round. Green Bay, Arizona, and New York Jets all are teams very interested in him and very much in need of pass rush help. Unless we take him at #22, I think we're going to need to trade up from #44.

The reason I'm saying this is that I just don't see the Patriots waiting to fill the OLB/pass rusher need beyond their 2nd pick.

We also can pretty much guarantee atleast one trade by BB, if not two, in the first two rounds.

BUT, if we didn't trade, and Hughes did slide (there certainly is a good chance he does, I just know that after Kindle and Graham are off the board, Hughes will be the next pass rusher to go) this would be my draft.

22. Ryan Mathews
44. Jerry Hughes
47. Tyson Alualu
53. Damian Williams/Brandon Lafell/Andre Roberts/Eric Decker
119. Dennis Pitta

 

[Seneschal2]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Don't be too disheartened though, this time last year there was barely a mention of Darius Butler, other than draftniks mocking him to us and the Pats apparently loving him at his Pro-Day - even though there was no mention we paid any particular attention to him at the event. We seemed more interested in Cody Brown and the QB they had, aaaargh, forgot his name. Lorenzen is it?

Only because we missed these tidbits that were published back on 3/31/09: UConn Huskies Football News Blog - Desmond Conner - Hartford Courant

Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who has been hanging out quite a bit today with UConn coach Randy Edsall, whispered a little something in Edsall's ear just a few minutes ago.

Edsall said he asked to see Lorenzen as a safety. And right now, he's working with Darius Butler and Dahna Deleston and Belichick is right on top of the drills they're running, has taken off his coat and everything.

Boy Belichick has really camped out over by the DBs, who have now turned around to play receiver.

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If we had known this at the time, most of the board would have inked Butler as a likely pick.

 

[PatsCanDoIt]

Re: Updated: 4/12/2010 (149 total prospects)

Franks is a similar athlete to Wilson. Close height, weight and speed. Wilson didn't do the agility drills at the combine and Franks didn't do them at his pro day so its hard to compare. Maybe TEs have visited already or will visit. I really don't think we will draft an OL in the 1st or 2nd unless it is Pouncey.

Reamer said,
I like each player except for Fanks. I'd prefer to trade back and either acquire a 1st or 2nd next year, or a couple 3rd this year. If we insist on going secondary with that pick, there are other players I prefer, although they may not be on the Patriots radar. Otherwise we should probably continue to bolster the lines, whether offensive or defensive. Perhaps a TE? Etc. I think secondary is the least of our worries, and would rather take a developmental player later on. We have our starters set for the next few years, thankfully.