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| 1. Brandon Weeden, QB, Oklahoma St. |
| - Best passer in Mobile by far and may not battle to be the #3 quarterback. |
| 2. Bobby Wagner, LB, Utah St. |
| - Tackling machine had good week of practices and was great on gameday. |
| 3. Marvin Jones, WR, California |
| - Afterthought who looked super smooth and made big play after big play. |
| 4. Mike Adams, OT, Ohio St. |
| - Played up to immense talent level and looked like a high first round pick. |
| 5. Kendall Reyes, DT, Connecticut |
| - As quick and athletic as promised but was also stronger than expected. |
| 6. Courtney Upshaw, OLB / DE, Alabama |
| - Worked at DE and proved he could excel with hand down in even front. |
| 7. Doug Martin, RB, Boise St. |
| - Not flashy but showcased the well-rounded game that is his calling card. |
| 8. Chris Rainey, RB / WR, Florida |
| - Looked better at WR than RB, but proved to be an explosive playmaker. |
| 9. Juron Criner, WR, Arizona |
| - Began rehabilitating stock by outplaying a number of similar wideouts. |
| 10. Demario Davis, OLB, Arkansas St. |
| - Opened a lot of eyes with athleticism, work ethic and desire to improve. |
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| 1. Nick Foles, QB, Arizona |
| - Was contending for #4 quarterback ranking but fell behind competitors. |
| 2. Kellen Moore, QB, Boise St. |
| - Lack of size / arm strength was evident and looked like he didn't belong. |
| 3. Chris Polk, RB, Washington |
| - Didn't exhibit any special qualities / traits and failed to distinguish himself. |
| 4. Will Blackwell, OG, L.S.U. |
| - Was routinely man-handled all week long and really looked out of place. |
| 5. Mike Brewster, C, Ohio St. |
| - Struggled to hold ground at point of attack and got pushed back all week. |
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