04/25/05

Rd 4 #102 Sean Considine – S – Iowa

Sean has all of the assets – speed, size, smarts and production. He will make a good special team player and should be able to compete for Dawkins’ spot when he retires.

A-

Rd 4 #126 Todd Herremans – OT – Saginaw Valley St

This OT at 325 lbs was everyone’s sleeper pick. He seems to have a lot of upside.  He is not very muscular and only managed 20 reps of 225.  I guess the conditioning program is slipping at Saginaw.  The Eagles will introduce him to the weight room and probably give him a chance to play some G to see where he best fits.  My bet is that he makes the team.

A

Rd 5 #146 Trent Cole – LB – Cincinnati

Trent impressed at the Senior Bowl with 6 tackles. He is a football player.  The question is where? He is too slow to be an OLB and too small to be a DE.  He appears best suited to ILB or 3^rd down DE.  I would like to see him compete with Labinjo as a backup to Trotter. 

B

Rd 5 #172 Scott Young – G – BYU

Young impressed everyone with the most reps at the Combine.  This is a good pick but not the best Guard available with Geisinger and Kemoeatu on the board. 

B-

Rd 6 #211 Calvin Armstrong – OT – Washington St

Tall, slow OT at 6-7.  Everyone knows that our current starting OTs will probably be gone in 2 years - but a 3^rd Offensive Lineman!?   Armstrong will have difficulty making the Team.

D

Rd 7 #247 Keyonta Marshall – DT – Grand Valley St

This guy is a real fire plug, nose tackle-type of a DT at 6-1 333.  If Patterson is a replacement for Simon, Marshall is a possible replacement for Hollis Thomas if he can produce in the NFL.

A

Rd 7 # David Bergeron – ILB – Stanford

Played ILB in College. He has good enough speed to play at OLB.  Smart player. If he can demonstrate a nose for the ball, he might be a find.

B+

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