Give me some sleepers

Nate Irving ILB NC State- noway he should be sliding the way he is

Mason Foster OLB Washington- LOVE him in round 3

Drake Nevis DT LSU- again, LOVE him in round 3

Ricky Stanzi QB Iowa- barring Dalton or Ponder in round 2, I'd love to pass in the first two rounds and take Stanzi in round 3...

Mark Herszlich OLB Boston College -seen him in round 6 and 7 in a few mocks

Greg Romeus DE Pitt

Steven Ridley RB LSU- was shocked he came out, but love the way he runs, and can be had in the mid-late rounds

Armon Binns WR Cincy

Terrance Tolliver WR LSU- I doubt we touch him b/c of character, but he's more talented then his 6th round status right now...

Jake Kirkpatrick C TCU - really hoping we pick him up somewhere...

 

Da'Rel Scott, RB, Maryland

 

i really like dion lewis too...i think if he stayed another year he couldve been a top draft choice

 

My main 2 are Drake Nevis and Tyrod Taylor.

I haven't looked as deep in to this years draft as I usually do.

1st round sleepers/steals: Clayborn and Kerrigan. And Stanzi/Ponder... wherever they go.

 

Ahmad Black
Allen Bradford
Brandon Fusco
Brandon Hogan
Cecil Shorts
David Mims
Edmond Gates
Greg McElroy
Greg Romeus
Jah Reid
Jerrell Powe
Nate Irving
Rob Housler
Ryan Hill
Schuylar Oordt
Terrence Tolliver
Will Rackley

 

ILB Nate Irving
OLB Mason Foster
S Ahmad Black
WR Greg Little (really amazed no one is talking about him on this board)
QB Colin Kaepernick
QB Tyrod Taylor
WR Danarius Moore (steal in the 5th)

 

Here's my Top 3 Sleepers:

#1 - Mark Herzlich, LB, BC - NFLDRAFTSCOUT/CBSSports have him rated as a 6-7th round pick. That's kind of a shocker for me, especially since in the 2009 NFL Draft he was projected as a 1st round pick. The dude beat Ewing's sarcoma and was told he would NEVER play football again or possible even walk again. He's 23, a little older than most seniors, but that's still ok. He has 272 tackles and 11 INTs as a starter at BC. Ran a slow 40, but put shows great strength and football knowledge, could make a legit 3-4 ILB IMO.

#2 - Mark LeGree, FS, Appalachian St - Projected a 5-6 round pick. Good size (6'0 210), had solid combine numbers across the board. 4.49 40, 21 BP, 31 Vert. 20 INTs in three seasons at AP. He's a ball hawk and can pack a nice punch also.

#3 - DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma - Projected a 3rd round pick. Perfect size as a RB (5'11 213). Had a great combine: 4.37 40, 21 BP, 34 Vert. 63 career TDs at Oklahoma and 5257 combined yards. I think if he would of stayed healthy, he would of been the #1 RB. I think he could be a LeSean McCoy type of player, with a litttle more bulk.

 

I'm only qualified to respond about the 2 USC players mentioned, but here's my take as to why they are sleepers:

Allen Bradford - Tons of talent, average speed, built like a brick wall......but he was stuck as a member of a trio of RB's his Senior year (Tyler, Bradford, Gable). Some injury problems early career, but IMO would be an ideal Fullback. Excellent hands, could be a Lagarette Blount type surprise. 5'11/240ish.....big dude.

Shareece Wright - Once again, raw talent that was never able to mature. 5 year player. Injuries, academics and legal issues give him character red flags. Was Captain as a senior, no troubles, but the USC secondary as a whole was in the bottom third of the FBS. As their leader that's not too resume worthy. Once again, charater issues will be his problem.

 

Just to add, Vidal Hazelton (former Trojan) and David Ausberry (convert him to TE, he's about 15 pounds away anyway).