Dynasty Spotlight: Devin Smith, WR Ohio State – 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Devin Smith, WR Ohio St- 2015 NFL Draft Height: 6’0″ Weight: 196 pounds Hand Size: 9″ 40 Time: 4.42 Vertical Jump: 39″ Broad Jump: 122″ (10’2″) NFL Comparison: Terry Glenn Scouting Report: Devin Smith exemplifies this year’s draft class of wide receivers. A marvelous prospect who isn’t even a lock to be a

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Dynasty Spotlight: Ameer Abdullah, RB Nebraska- 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Ameer Abdullah, RB Nebraska- 2015 NFL Draft Height: 5’9″ Weight: 205 pounds Hand Size: 8 5/8″ 40 Time: 4.53 Vertical Jump: 42.5″ Broad Jump: 130″ (10’10”) NFL Comparison: Justin Forsett, Shane Vereen Scouting Notes: The Trashman’s Senior Bowl Preview of Ameer Abdullah turned out to be spot on, as these were our notes

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Dynasty Spotlight: Tre McBride, WR William & Mary – 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Tre McBride, WR William & Mary – 2015 NFL Draft Height: 6’2″ Weight: 210  lbs 40 yard dash: 4.41 (official) Hand size: 9’’ Vertical Jump: 38’’ Broad Jump: 10.2’’ NFL Comparison: Pierre Garcon Scouting Notes: Tre McBride displays the rare combination of size, speed, and technique that you relish seeing in a player

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Dynasty Spotlight: Jeremy Langford, RB Michigan St- 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Jeremy Langford, RB Michigan St- 2015 NFL Draft Height: 6’0″ Weight: 208 pounds Hand Size: 8 3/4″ 40 Time: 4.42 Vertical Jump: 34.5″ Broad Jump: 118″ (9’10”) NFL Comparison: Donald Brown, Bilal Powell Scouting Notes: Jeremy Langford is a player who Senior Bowl officials told us to keep a close eye on this

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Dynasty Spotlight: J.J. Nelson, WR Alabama Birmingham – 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: J.J. Nelson, WR Alabama Birmingham – 2015 NFL Draft Height: 5’10.5″ Weight: 156  lbs 40 yard dash: 4.28 (official) Hand size: 8.25’’ Vertical Jump: 36’’ Broad Jump: 10.7’’ NFL Comparison: Jacoby Ford, Travis Benjamin Scouting Notes: J.J. Nelson showed agile feet and far too much speed as he went on to post the

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Dynasty Spotlight: Cameron Artis-Payne, RB Auburn- 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Cameron Artis-Payne, RB Auburn- 2015 NFL Draft Height: 5’10” Weight: 212 pounds Hand Size: 8 7/8″ 40 Time: 4.53 Vertical Jump: 36.5″ Broad Jump: 118″ (9’10”) NFL Comparison: Dan Herron, Branden Oliver, Benny Cunningham Scouting Notes: Cameron Artis-Payne was a junior college transfer to Auburn, who saw limited action behind stud running back

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Dan Jordan, LS Lock Haven: Scouting Report and Video Interview

One of my absolute favorite players to talk to at the Dream Bowl (and in general) was Dan Jordan, a long snapper, from Lock Haven University. Dan was not only a great long snapper at Lock Haven but also a track and field star at Penn State. Dan has great athletic lineage. His mom, Teri

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Dynasty Spotlight: Karlos Williams, RB FSU- 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Karlos Williams, RB FSU- 2015 NFL Draft Height: 6’1″ Weight: 230 pounds Hand Size: 9.75″ 40 Time: 4.48 Vertical Jump: 33.5″ Broad Jump: 117″ (9’9″) NFL Comparison: Carlos Hyde, Jeremy Hill, Andre Williams Scouting Notes: Karlos Williams is an absolute animal, on (and possibly off) the field. In a vacuum, based on talent

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Dynasty Spotlight: Josh Harper, WR Fresno State – 2015 NFL Draft

Dynasty Spotlight: Josh Harper, WR Fresno State  – 2015 NFL Draft Height: 6’1″ Weight: 191  lbs 40 yard dash: 4.64 (Combine) Hand size: 8.75’’ Vertical Jump: 32’’ Broad Jump: 9’’ NFL Comparison: Stevie Johnson Scouting Notes: Josh Harper’s story is a tale of two players. Just looking at his combine stats, you might almost wonder

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Andrew Manley, QB Eastern Illinois: Video Interview and Scouting Report

One year ago Eastern Illinois quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo became a draft darling after impressing at the East-West Shrine Game and the Senior Bowl. He ended up going in the second round to the New England Patriots. I got a chance to watch in person and sit down and interview the man who replaced him: Andrew

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