Alec Schwartzman
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The All-Risers Team
The guys who helped their draft stock
QB John Skelton, Fordham University

With the big name quarterbacks not taking part, John Skelton impressed scouts with his impressive arm strength and touch. Many scouts became so enamored as to compare him to the Division I-AA wonder from just two years ago, Joe Flacco. Skelton may not have the premier athleticism of Tim Tebow and Jarret Brown (4.85 40 yard dash), but his cannon of an arm was clearly on display. Skelton, with the …

John McKinney is an NFL hopeful from Wingate University. He is currently projected as a priority free agent and has not been invited to the combine. However, he could very well be drafted with a strong showing at a pro day. He has the size and speed to make people want him for the DE/OLB spot and has a lot of raw skill as a pass rusher.

This particular class is not very strong; there are no clear solutions for teams with quarterback issues. The aforementioned teams should either pursue a young solution via the 2010 NFL Draft, or trade for a QB such as Donovan McNabb, Kevin Kolb, Michael Vick or Brady Quinn. The “headliners” of this Free Agent class are either of the older washed-up veteran, or inexperienced/untested youngster variety; neither being an ideal fit for most teams. With no CBA agreement forthcoming, the pool shrinks even smaller, as most of those who would have been UFA are now RFA.

The NFL has one of its most exciting events coming up in April – the NFL Draft. Most football fans love to see this because it gives them the joy of discussing football one more time before its put to rest until about July or August. Well with the Combine – one of the most important events for the NFL draft – coming up very soon, scouts will put these prospects through many tests to figure out who best fits their team. WestSportsReport.com has compiled their rankings and will …

The NFL has one of its most exciting events coming up in April – the NFL Draft. Most football fans love to see this because it gives them the joy of discussing football one more time before its put to rest until about July or August. Well with the Combine – one of the most important events for the NFL draft –  coming up very soon, scouts will put these prospects through many tests to figure out who best fits their team. WestSportsReport.com has compiled their rankings and will be …