Draft Sleepers

[SkinzFan007]

Found this on a Browns forum...

http://www.northwestscouting.com/custom4.html

DE/3-4 OLB Brandon Guillory, UL Monroe - Very athletic, quick and a hard worker. Best fit is 3-4 OLB. Poor man's Demarcus Ware. Will shine at pre-draft workouts.

DE/3-4 OLB Charles Bennett, Clemson - Athletic, active and explosive.

DE/3-4 OLB Charlton Keith, Kansas - Athletic, quick and very disruptive. Best fit is 3-4 OLB.

DE/3-4 OLB Ryan Lacasse, Syracuse - Quick off the edge with a great motor. Can drop into coverage and is a very solid hitter.

DE/3-4 OLB John Chick, Utah State - Versatile and agile with good range. Best fit is 3-4 OLB.

DE/OLB/3-4 OLB Copeland Bryan, Arizona - Athletic, quick, agile and tough. Can drop into coverage.

DE/3-4 OLB Brady Forsmark, Weber State - Athletic, agile, quick, tough and tenacious.

DE Ernest Hunter, West Virginia - Versatile and reliable. Can play inside or on the outside. Best fit is 3-4 DE.

DE Darius Sanders, Oregon State - Good size and speed. Just starting to play to potential. Could be a diamond in the rough and a poor man's Julius Peppers.

DT/3-4 DE Sir Henry Anderson, Oregon State - Quick run stopper who also gets penetration.

DT/NT/3-4 DE Montavious Stanley, Louisville - Very versatile, agile and hard working run stopper who can pressure the pocket and is athletic enough to play outside if needed.

DT/NT/3-4 DE Manaia Brown, BYU - Versatile and quick run stopper who possesses the ability to push the pocket, and make plays in the backfield.

NT Brandon McKinney, Michigan State - Underacheiving run stuffer with a quick first step, who has ability to plug the middle. Lots of talent. Jimmy Kennedy?

DT/3-4 DE Nick Leaders, Iowa State - Quick, agile and tough with a good motor. Plays the run well and makes plays in the backfield.

DT/3-4 DE Alex Guerrero, Boise State - Athletic and very strong. Plays the run and pressures the quarterback equally well. Has a good motor.

DT/3-4 DE Brandon Villarreal, Purdue - Tough, aggressive, high effort run stopper. Has good speed off the snap and can get in the backfield.

OC Brian Van Acker, Northern Illinois - Athletic run blocker with good feet and an aggressive on-field attitude.

OC Kyle Roper, Arkansas - Versatile. Dependable and hard working pass blocker. Solid run blocker.

RG Paul McQuistan, Weber State - Strong, physical and mean. Gets good movement in the run game.

OG/OT Stefon Wheeler, Michigan State - Very solid all-around blocker who appears to enjoy hitting. Better at pass protection.

LG Kyle Ralph, North Carolina - Athletic, mean, hard working and reliable. Good pass blocker who can pull and get into secondary blocks.

OG/OT Tre Stallings, Mississippi - Good all-around skills and very dependable. Athletic and hard working pass blocker who keeps feet moving and finishes his blocks.

RT Ed Blanton, UCLA - Still has considerable untapped/unrealized potential. Agile for his size, he is a good run blocker and solid pass blocker.

RT Dennis Roland, Georgia - Very solid blocker with long arms. Moves reasonably well and possesses good balance. Best on the strongside, but could play weakside tackle in a pinch.

LT/OG Rob Warren, Bowling Green - Patient pass blocker with long arms, good hands and a mean attitude.

OG Charles Rush, Penn. State - Good NFL project. Very coachable. Good combination of strength and quickness. Has improved his play every year since moving over from DT prior to the 2003 season. Seals and trap blocks well. Gets into secondary blocks. Had a good game vs Florida State in the Orange Bowl.

[skinsaddict]

i don't think you can define a draft sleeper until after the season

[brandies]

Hey, thanks for the list. It gives me players to take a look at.