2010 NFL Draft & Mock Drafts

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• 2009 NFL Player Movement Tracker Updated
  Sortable tool with 2009 NFL player signings
• Ras-i Dowling Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - FS from Virginia: Ras-I Dowling has not been around for very long, but he certainly has wasted no time making a huge impact on Virginia's defense. The 6-2 cornerback finished his true freshman campaign with 44 tackles, a tea...
• Marvin Austin Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - DT from North Carolina: Heading into the 2009 season, Marvin Austin was turning into a great defensive tackle. As a true freshman he did amazingly well and even earned three starts. His 26 tackles, 6.0 tackles-for-loss and 4...
• Jonathan Dwyer Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - RB from Georgia Tech: Jonathan Dwyer has taken advantage of the new system brought in by Coach Paul Johnson at Georgia Tech. Yet, his collegiate career started in 2007 under a more traditional offense. As a backup to Tashard...
• Morgan Burnett Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - FS from Georgia Tech: It did not take much time for Morgan Burnett to make an impact on Georgia Tech's defense. As a true freshman in 2007, Burnett played in all 13 games and earned his first career start late in the season....
• Updated NFL Depth Charts
  Fantasy specific depth charts for offensive positions
• Rennie Curran Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - LB from Georgia: Curran is not your prototypical linebacker; he is one of the smallest of the breed at 5'11'' and 225 pounds. Still, what he lacks in size he makes up for in speed and tenacity. Curran runs in the low 4.5s in...
• Jake Locker Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - QB from Washington: Locker started as a freshman in 2007 and went on to have a solid season. The big, 6-3 quarterback passed for 2,062 yards on 155-328 (47.3 completition percentage) with 14 TDs and 15 INTs. He earned severa...
• Jon Asamoah Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - OG from Illinois: Jon Asamoah might be the best offensive linemen that no one has ever heard of. He isn't receiving much attention due to Illinois' struggles as a team, but when scouts finally see him work out many are likel...
• Sean Lee Scouting Report
  2010 NFL Draft Prospect - OLB from Penn State: Sean Lee is one the most talented linebackers in the country. The only downside is Lee's inability to stay healthy the past few seasons. Lee was a huge surprise for the Nittany Lions as a sophomore when ...