Iceness' Mock 8.0.

[B Mac]

Also, if you're looking for a late WR sleeper, check out Joe Horn from Ashland. He'll be at Ohio State's pro day, but he's run several legit low 4.3 40s and done a 3.82 short shuttle in training. Not real big (6'0", about 195) but he can fly and has great agility. I only saw him play once, in 2009, and he made some plays, got open against a zone pretty well and he's Hester-esque on returns. Poor man's Jacoby Ford. If he puts up those times at OSU he'll go in the 6th/7th round.

Repping my alma mater. Sounds like a good guy for the Brownies to get late then.

[profootball1984]

Here's a link to Joe Horn's 2010 hi-lites. Nice kick-off return ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaUkz0kfYks

Also found this article from his pro day at Ohio State - sounds like he'll be getting some attention now:

http://www.times-gazette.com/news/article/4997944

[Icness]

Hey Jeff, do you think Nevis can play 3-4 DE, or is he strictly a 4-3 DT from what you've gathered?

I would prefer him as a 4-3 3-technique, but I think he has the feet and savvy to play in a 30 front.

You know what's funny about Nevis? He and Nick Fairley are apparently pretty friendly, and I heard Nevis challenged Fairley to go out and play better than him...and he did. Nevis was a guy that last August I thought could go top-10, while I had Fairley in mind as a late 1st/mid 2nd guy. Now they reversed roles and a contributing factor might be Nevis pushing Fairley to do better.