| QB – Jake Locker, Washington |
| Locker is all hype and no substance. He lacks the accuracy to play quarterback in the NFL and he’s going to fall out of the 1st round. |
| RB – Mark Ingram, Alabama |
| Ingram wasn’t even the best running back on his own team this past season. Comparisons to Emmitt Smith are being tossed around, but he reminds me more of Ron Dayne. |
| WR – Jonathan Baldwin, Pittsburgh |
| A gifted athlete with elite size and strength, but just doesn’t play up to his potential. |
| TE – D.J. Williams, Arkansas |
| Athletic, but doesn’t really have a position. Too short to be a star at tight end. |
| OT – Nate Solder, Colorado |
| Suffering (or benefiting, I guess) from the media’s Bruce Campbell syndrome. He’s athletic, but far from a finished product. |
| OG – Mike Pouncey, Florida |
| He’s not his brother. He’s good, but his stock in the media has risen because of his last name. |
| DE – Adrian Clayborn, Iowa |
| After a stellar 2009 he took a step backwards as a senior. There are some concerns about his effort on the field. |
| DT – Marcell Dareus, Alabama |
| He’s never performed at an elite level as a full-time starter – not exactly the résumé of a top-10 pick. |
| OLB – Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue |
| Is he strong enough to play defensive end? Is he athletic enough to play linebacker? |
| ILB – Greg Jones, Michigan State |
| A gifted athlete who consistently falls short of expectations. He benefits from a very weak class for the position. |
| CB – Brandon Harris, Miami FL |
| Fast enough to stick with anyone, but he’s undersized and consistently gets beat by more physical receivers. |
| S – Robert Sands, West Virginia |
| Its easy to be intrigued by his size, but very few have ever played the position effectively at his size. |
