JASON PIERRE-PAUL, South Florida<\/strong><\/p>\n\u201cJPP\u201d is a raw prospect who needs room to grow both physically and mentally. That being said, everything else he brings to the table is scrumptious enough to whet any team\u2019s appetite. Pierre-Paul has a huge amount of upside; he comes in at 6\u201d6, 270 lbs with a frame very conducive to adding bulk and strength. His array of moves are impressive; he uses his hands well, anticipates a snap count, has incredibly long arms and a smoking first step off the line. He has more strength than you\u2019d expect, though it would be nice if he put more effort into run-stuffing.<\/p>\n
He doesn\u2019t have the spotless passion and work ethic of other prospects, but JPP\u2019s skill-set alone will have him off the board in the first 20-25 picks.<\/p>\n
DERRICK MORGAN, Georgia Tech<\/strong><\/p>\nMorgan is probably the DE best suited to a 4-3 scheme. He is a well-rounded guy who is very polished; he\u2019s only a junior. He has all the pass-rush moves and always plays with a high motor, which is great to see. He is flexible in every sense of the word (he could play LE or RE) and at 270 lbs he has enough bulk to stop the run too.<\/p>\n
Morgan is at his best with his hand on the ground, so he probably won\u2019t get a sniff from a 3-4 team, but he\u2019s made great strides leading up to Draft Day and he could very well be off the board in the first 25 selections.<\/p>\n
BRANDON GRAHAM, Michigan<\/strong><\/p>\nOne of the lone bright spots in Ann Arbor the past few seasons doesn\u2019t have the physical gifts of a Pierre-Paul, but Graham has the Rudy-esque heart to make an impact in the NFL. He goes at 6\u201d1, 265 and never takes a play off. He plays with strength and strives to better himself in the weight room; his 31 reps on the bench at the Combine shows that he\u2019s not doing bad already. He has great intangibles, diagnoses plays soundly and boosted his stock with a strong Senior Bowl performance. Graham\u2019s speed isn\u2019t great and his arms are stubby, but whoever drafts him will get a player that will spill his guts to get to the quarterback and snuff a ballcarrier.<\/p>\n
A safe pick that will be gone in the first round somewhere.<\/p>\n
EVERSON GRIFFEN, USC<\/strong><\/p>\nThis Trojan shows up great on the measured workouts, but some have questioned his leadership and his love for the game.