Well we have 2 olineman
OG Brandon Rodd, Arizona State
Overview
The native Hawaiian is a 36 game starter for the Sun Devils in four years. He started at the money position of left tackle. Extremely durable and experienced, starting every game of his college career. Honorable Mention All Pac-10 in 2005, 2006, and 2007.
Strengths
Good size at 6-4, 302 pounds. Quick first step against the pass rush. Has good experience against some of the top pass rushers in the country. Very smart player on and off the field. Received his degree before his senior year even began, and was named 2nd Team Academic All Pac-10. Has the versatility to play either tackle or guard, but should be given the chance to play left tackle in the NFL.
Weaknesses
Struggles against top competition. Playing in a huge Thanksgiving night game against USC for the Rose Bowl, Arizona State allowed 6 sacks, 4 of them to the man lining up opposite Rodd, Lawrence Jackson. Rodd struggles with the pass rushers possessing both quickness and strength.
Projection
Plays the premiere offensive line position in the NFL of left tackle, but also has the versatility to play either right tackle or guard. Does not have the best footwork, and that will ultimately doom him away from protecting the QB's blindside at left tackle. Nonetheless, Rodd is a very intruiging prospect and should go in the middle of the 2nd day.
OLB Malik Jackson, Louisville
Overview
Malik is a graduate of Dunwoody (GA) High School where he was an extremely physical, hard-hitting defensive back. He was a three-year letterwinner and two-year starter at Dunwoody High School, logging 93 tackles, including 65 solo stops, two tackles for loss and four forced fumbles as a senior when he earned All-Region and second-team All-County honors. He has been clocked as fast as 4.45 in the 40. Added size and bulk while redshirting in 2003, and began to get some serious playing time at linebacker in 2005.
Strengths
A Playmaker. Very fast for a linebacker and hits with power. Very solid in pass defense. Good hands. Wraps. Fearless. A real striker and enforcer type. Deadly blitzer and sack specialist. Leaps over trash and gets to the QB. Great burst off the edge when blitzing.
Weaknesses
Not as big as you want at OLB and not an ideal ILB because of his attributes in pass defense. Known more as a safety playing LB than as a true LB in terms of his skill set at this point. What makes him special at the collegiate level is his blitzing ability, but he may not have the same success against NFL O-linemen. Has only done it for one year to this point, and made his last year his worst. Has some head questions. Goes into funks and disappears. Moody.
Projection
Because of his striking ability and speed he could be over drafted and might go as early as the 4th round.
C Adam Spieker, Missouri
Adam Spieker Scouting Report - 2008 NFL Draft ProspectFB Matt Hahn, Penn State
Strengths: Hard worker who did the dirty work well. ... Developed into an adequate blocker despite having to grow into the fullback position. ... Showed decent speed and good hands that made him a threat in the passing game.
n Weaknesses: Tore his ACL at Indiana as a senior and his progress stunted. ... Didn’t have enough speed to be a tailback, and wasn’t big enough to be a dominant blocker or short-yardage threat in the running game. ... Wasn’t able to fully work out for scouts because of the injury.
n When he’ll go: Certainly has little chance to be drafted. A potential free agent, though.
SS Darrick Brown, McNeese State
