Defensive End Rankings
Rk Player School
Rating
1. Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech
94
2. Brandon Graham Michigan
93
3. Everson Griffen USC
90
4. Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida
89
5. Carlos Dunlap Florida
88
6. Corey Wootton Northwestern
87
7. Alex Carrington Arkansas State
86
8. Austen Lane Murray State
80
9. Jason Worilds Virginia Tech
74
10. Lindsey Witten Connecticut
69
11. Jermaine Cunningham Florida
68
12. C.J. Wilson East Carolina
66
13. Daniel Te'o-Nesheim Washington
65
14. Greg Hardy Mississippi
65
15. Brandon Lang Tory
64
16. Willie Young N.C. State
63
17. George Johnson Rugers
62
18. Clifton Geathers South Carolina
60
19. E.J. Wilson North Carolina
59
20. Kevin Basped Nevada
57
21. Doug Worthington Ohio State
55
22. Hall Davis Louisiana-Lafayette
52
23. Jeffrey Fitzgerald Kansas State
51
24. Greg Middleton Indiana
50
25. George Selvie South Florida
50
26. Mitch Unrein Wyoming
45
27. Brandon Sharpe Texas Tech
45
28. Rahim Alem LSU
45
29. John Fletcher Wyoming
45
30. John Russell Wake Forest
45
31. Jammie Kirlew Indiana
45
32. Aaron Morgan Louisiana Monroe
45
33. Lawrence Wilson Ohio State
35
34. Alex Daniels Cincinnati
35
35. Barry Turner Nebraska
35
36. James Ruffin Northern Iowa
35
37. Jason Lamb Baylor
35
38. Erik Lorig Stanford
35
39. Jan Jorgensen BYU
35
40. Robert Rose Ohio State
35

Carlos Dunlap DE Florida #8

Ht: 6'6
Wt: 290
Strengths:
A physical freak of nature; an impressive blend of size, speed and athleticism. Possesses a nice array of pass rush moves. Quick off the snap. Could develop into a dominant pass rusher. Has the strength to hold his ground in run defense. Fast enough to make plays in pursuit.
Weaknesses:
Arrested and charged with a DUI after police found him passed out behind the wheel at an intersection four days before the 2009 SEC Championship. Work ethic is questionable. Appears to take plays off during games. May simply not have the desire to be as dominant as his athleticism would allow.
Comments:
Dunlap is the most physically gifted lineman in this year's draft class, but he is an extreme risk. He clearly has some maturity issues, and giving him millions of dollars is exactly he doesn't need right now. Any team considering drafting him should conduct extensive interviews and should feel comfortable about their coaching staff's ability to be patient and work with him through his potential off-field issues. He has the talent of a top-five pick, but shouldn't come off the board at least until the late 1st round. If he slides into the 2nd round he may actually have some value and could end up being a steal.


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