Weslye Saunders - South Carolina (HT: 6-5 - WT: 270) Combine 40: N/A - Pro Day 40: N/A - Position Rank: 11 of 30
Positives: Athletic... Good size... Deceptive speed... Reasonably good quickness... Finds holes in zone coverage... Can create some matchup problems... Good flexibility, body control and balance... Good receiver... High points the pass... Can make catches in traffic... Adjusts to the ball well... Natural, big hands... Catches the ball away from his body... Long strider... Runs hard... Does not go down easy... Will break some tackles... Solid blocker... Good technique... Mean streak, tough... Can control and steer defender once he locks on... Does the dirty work... Was a third round prospect prior to dismissal.
Negatives: Lacks any real suddenness... Struggles to create separation... Rounds off some routes... Lacks good change of direction agility in space... Plays smaller than his frame would indicate... Can be a little slow and doesn't fire out off the snap, allows defenders to make first contact... Inconsistent, has all the tools but struggles to put it all together... Undisciplined... A lot of red flags... Character concerns... Was suspended indefinitely for missing team meetings in January, was under NCAA scrutiny for possible dealings with agents... Violated team rules in August and was kicked off team in September... Might take some time to adjust to the NFL after being out of the college game for a year.
Receiving
Season
Team
REC
YDS
AVG
LNG
TD
Totals
60
718
12.0
50
6
2007
South Carolina
12
151
12.6
50
0
2008
South Carolina
16
214
13.4
27
3
2009
South Carolina
32
353
11.0
30
3
(January 17, GBNReport.com) --
Auburn has announced that junior WR Darvin Adams has applied to the NFL to enter the 2011 draft. Adams led the Tigers in receiving this past season
when he had 52 catches for almost a 1,000 yards and seven TDs.
Underclassmen had until Saturday�s deadline to apply for early entry to the draft, but names are still dribbling out as no one is obliged to actually make an announcement at that time.
