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Landry Jones 2012 NFL Draft Scouting Report
Player Name: Landry Jones Position: Quarterback School: Oklahoma Height: 6’4 Weight: 229 Landry Jones is a redshirt junior for the Oklahoma Sooners that has had extensive playing time since …Full Article
2012 NFL Draft Rankings | Quarterbacks
We know it’s early to start talking about the 2012 NFL Draft, but if you’re NFL nuts like, us it’s never too early to start looking at the future …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings
The 2011 NFL Draft is still four months away, but with the college and NFL seasons winding down, prospect talk has been in the air for some time, and …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings: Strong Safeties
Up next for NFL Soup are the strong safety rankings for the 2011 NFL Draft. An excellent strong safety can be the difference between an exceptional defense and a …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings: Free Safeties
Moving onward with the draft coverage, we come to the free safeties. The free safety position is quite coveted by NFL teams. A free safety that can help in …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings | Outside Linebackers
A great outside linebacker can make a huge difference for an NFL team. In a 3-4 defense, a true pass rushing linebacker like DeMarcus Ware and Clay Matthews …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings: Inside Linebackers
It’s no secret that a dominating middle linebacker and signal caller for the defense can make a world of difference, especially in stopping the run. Having a smart …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings | Cornerbacks
The cornerback position is the last of the four core positions to have in the NFL. Having a true shutdown corner is a must for any Super Bowl caliber …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings: Defensive Tackles
Having a great defensive tackle is a must for any NFL football team. A versatile tackle that can make plays against the run, and penetrate the offensive line is …Full Article
2011 NFL Draft Player Rankings | Defensive Ends
Many of the players in our defensive end rankings are fits for a 4-3 defensive end, and a 3-4 outside linebacker. Generally, outside linebackers are pure pass rushers, who …Full Article
