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March 16, 2010

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 2010 NFL Mock Draft Version 1.0
 March 15th, 2010
We go into our first mock of the 2010 season having seen the complete college season, the team needs, and most importantly the combine. Now lets see how it shakes out....more

2010 NFL Draft Order
The complete draft order as of today...more

2010 College Pro Day Schedule
The 2010 Pro Day Schedule is out. Pro Days are where players will get to showcase themselves for scouts in a comfortable environment. This is a chance for those who either had bad combines, did not go to the combine, or for whatever reason need to be seen again by scouts to shine...more

NFL Scouting Criteria
The qualities that NFL Scouts look for in grading a NFL player or College Draft prospect.
2010 NFL Draft Top 32
We do not do our first mock draft until after the combine, however as of right now these are the top 32 prospects in the 2010 NFL draft regardless of position. This is not an accurate predictor as it does not take into account team needs, but is a list of what we feel are the best 32 draft eligible college players in the country...more

Draft point value chart
Before NFL teams consider trading draft picks, they consult this value chart. The chart assigns each pick in the draft a point value, giving teams an easy reference to compare the relative value of draft picks in different rounds.

Combine Info
A breakdown of the certain physical and mental tests the players will go through
Combine Tips  

40 Yard Dash

 

  Each and every prospect can be tested in the 40 yard dash, although each and every prospect can deny to be tested. The 40 yard dash is a test of speed, power, explosion, and a little bit of conditioning. Each prospect will be measured by the second and how long it takes you to complete a 40 yard sprint. The 40 yard dash will also be timed for 10 yard and 20 yard splits to test explosion. 

 

  The Drill: From a three-point stance, a player runs 40 yards as fast as he can. He is timed at three increments: 10, 20 and 40 yards. The 10-yard time is especially important for offensive and defensive linemen because they usually don't run farther than that during a play. Players get hand-held times (by scouts using stopwatches) and electronic times (recorded by a machine using a beam). 

 

What it tests: Pure speed from Point A to Point B under ideal conditions (indoors, AstroTurf, no weather obstacles)

More Combine Info

 

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