Dliion Radunz - OT - NDSU - Few penalties, understands whats in front of him. Made a smooth transition to OG during SB week in practice.
Creed Humphrey - OC - Okla. - Started at OC as a freshman, makes lots of line calls and points out things at LoS, he has a really good understanding of the position.
Asante Samuel Jr - CB - FSU - dad played at a high level, understands the game and what he is supposed to be doing and where he should be.
Elijah Molden - CB - Washington - Maybe the highest football IQ on this list. Eats, drinks and sleeps football. Film junkie. And a natural feel for the game to boot.
Pete Werner - LB - OSU - really does well read and reacting in the run game and also seems to have a feel for where he needs to be dropping into coverage.
Paulson Adebo - CB - Stanford - like most Stanford guys, he's smart. does a great job of anticipating and mirroring. Doesn't bite on double moves.
Quincy Roche - Edge - Miami - he's a technician for sure, understands his duties in the run game. Multiple pass rush moves and counters, not a mindless see ball, get ball edge rusher.
Hamilcar Rashed Jr. - Edge - Oregon St - excellent diagnosing against the run and taking angles, keeps OTs guessing against his pass rush as he seems to try different stuff until he finds a weak point.
Quinn Meinerz - IOL - Wisc. - Whitewater - doesn't get confused by stunts, is always in position. knows where and when he can help a teammate and made a pretty smooth transitioon to OC at the Senior Bowl
Dylan Moses - LB - Ala. - Great understanding of whats in front of him in the run game and can anticipate well. Has experience at all LBer spots, so he is versatile.
Walker Little - OT - Stanford - again, Stanford. But even as a Soph. he never got caught up by anything the DL was doing, regarding shifts, stunts etc. Good vision and plays under control. No panic...
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