1
| Julius Peppers
| North Carolina |
  | Peppers is the whole package. He can stop the run, rush the passer
and is quick. Look for him to be take by the Panthers with the second pick in the draft. He will bring an
pass rushing threat to a terrible defensive line. |
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9 sacks |
2
| Charles Grant
| Georgia |
  | Grant is moving up draft boards fast and could be the
second defensive end taken in the draft. He is very quick, but needs to work on his
technique a little. | |
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6 sacks |
3
| Kalimba Edwards
| South Carolina |
  | Edwards could move ahead of Brown as the second best
end in the draft depending on pre-draft workouts. | |
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2 sacks |
4
| Dwight Freeney
| Syracuse |
  | Freeney impressed everyone with a breakout season
last year. He will be a serious pass rushing threat in the NFL very soon. | |
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18 sacks |
5
| Dennis Johnson
| Kentucky |
  | He is a very solid pass rusher, but could have used
to stay in school for his senior year to improve his technique. | |
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11 sacks |
6
| Bryan Thomas
| Alabama - Birmingham |
  | He is very athletic, but needs to work on his
technique. | |
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14 sacks |
7
| Alex Brown
| Florida |
  | Brown was great at Florida and should be a solid
pass rusher in the NFL for years to come. |
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9 sacks |
8
| Kenyon Coleman
| UCLA |
  | Coleman has decent speed and good athletic ability to
beat a tackle around the outside. |
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9 sacks |
9
| Will Overstreet
| Tennessee |
  | He is a little small (255 lbs), but he has a nose
for the ball. He is a playmaker who should be able to make one big play a game in the NFL. |
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5 sacks |
10
| Greg White
| Minnesota |
  | Don't expect him to do much against the run, but White
is a solid pass rusher. | |
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5 sacks |
11
| Carlos Hall
| Arkansas |
  |
He moved over from linebacker and will need to add size (255 lbs) to be a steady force at
defensive end. |
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2 sacks |
12
| Gregory Scott
| Hampton |
  |
Scott didn't face much competition, but is a decent pass rusher. | |
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2 sacks |
13
| Ryan Denney
| Brigham Young |
  |
Denney is fast, but at 25 is a little old to be a high draft choice. He doesn't have much
room to improve. |
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7 sacks |
14
| Michael Josiah
| Louisville |
  |
Josiah is a little underrated and could move up the draft board with a good workout at the
scouting combine. |
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11 sacks |
15
| Akin Ayodele
| Purdue |
  |
Ayodele needs to work on his pash rushing skills. |
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8 sacks |
16
| Brett Keisel
| Brigham Young |
  |
Kiesel needs to add strength to make it in the NFL. |
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3 sacks |
17
| Robert Bernard
| Texas A&M |
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Bernard needs to work on his technique. |
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5 sacks |
18
| Jarvis Green
| Louisiana State |
  |
Green needs to stay healthy to get a chance in the NFL. |
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3 sacks |
19
| Conner Stephens
| Mississippi State |
  |
Stephens needs to work on his quickness off the line. |
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3 sacks |
20
| Bernard Jackson
| Tennessee |
  |
Jackson is undersized at only 250 lbs. |
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3 sacks |
1
| Albert Haynesworth
| Tennessee |
  | Haynesworth is a great athlete and could be a top 10 pick.
If he works hard all the time he can be a dominant defensive tackle in the NFL. |
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1 sacks |
2
| Ryan Sims
| North Carolina |
  | Sims has good range and quick feet. |
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5 sacks |
3
| Wendell Bryant
| Wisconsin |
  | Bryant has good technique and is quick off
the ball. | |
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8 sack |
4
| John Henderson
| Tennessee |
  | He can do it all at defensive tackle. He made big play
after big play in college and there is no reason to think he can't do it in the NFL.
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4 sacks |
5
| Anthony Weaver
| Notre Dame |
  | Weaver is quick, but is not always great at
shedding blockers. | |
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7 sacks |
6
| Eddie Freeman
| Alabama - Birmingham |
  | Freeman is very quick off the ball, but can be knocked
around a little too easily. | |
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3 sacks |
7
| Larry Triplett
| Washington |
  | He can stop the run, but isn't too effective against the pass. |
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2 sacks |
8
| Dorsett Davis
| Mississippi State |
  | Davis is great against the run, but is very inconsistent.
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4 sacks |
9
| Alan Harper
| Fresno State |
  | Harper is great at getting to the quarterback, but can get
lost against the run. |
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12 sacks |
10
| Nate Dwyer
| Kansas |
  | Dwyer is not very consistent and isn't very quick
off the ball. |
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3 sacks |
11
| Josh Shaw
| Michigan State |
  | Shaw is not a very good pass rusher, and is only mediocre
against the run. |
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0 sacks |
12
| Monsanto Pope
| Virginia |
  | Pope works hard and has good instincts, but isn't great stopping the run. |
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3 sacks |
13
| Antwan Lake
| West Virginia |
  | Lake is a decent run stopper. |
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3 sacks |
14
| Chad Beasley
| Virginia Tech |
  | Beasley is a decent run blocker. |
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2 sacks |
15
| David Pugh
| Virginia Tech |
  | Pugh needs to work on his technique. |
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4 sacks |
16
| Mike Collins
| Ohio State |
  | Collins is a decent run stopper, but needs to work on his
pass rushing skills. |
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1 sack |
17
| Charles Hill
| Maryland |
  | Hill could be a late round draft pick. |
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2 sacks |
18
| Ken Kocher
| UCLA |
  | Kocher isn't much of a pass rusher. |
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1 sack |
19
| Jovon Bush
| Clemson |
  | Bush could be a late round draft pick. |
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1 sack |
20
| Matt Mitrione
| Purdue |
  | Mitrione could be a late round draft pick. |
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4 sacks |