Monthly Archives: February 2011

The NFL Draft Bible’s “Draft Diary Series” continues with former California Golden Bears linebacker Mike Mohamed’s first entry.

Draft Diary #1 2/15/11

As I head home from the training center in Los Angeles, I can’t wait to relax and watch my favorite show, Pawn Stars. If you haven’t seen it before, find it on the History Channel because you’re honestly missing out. It follows three generations of a family who run a Vegas pawn shop as they determine which artifacts are real, which ones are fake, and how much everything is worth. I guess I’m sort of a history buff because when I get bored of the History Channel I turn on Assassin’s Creed, my current go-to video game that takes you back to the 1300’s.

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The NFL Draft Bible’s “Draft Diary Series” kicks off with former Michigan Wolverines offensive lineman Steve Schilling.

Draft Diary #1 2/15/11

Preparing for the upcoming NFL draft has been really hectic, but this is also one of the most exciting times in my life. My senior year at Michigan was awesome and a great way to end my college career. I’m definitely going to miss playing with the great group of guys there who have become some of my closest friends, and I’ll miss the Michigan fans that came out to cheer for us every game.

As I head towards the draft, one of the first things I had to figure out was what agent was going to represent me. I gathered as much information

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What is your official size and weight?

6′-2″ 220.

What are some of the things you learned from the East-West Shrine Bowl experience?

I learned a lot. From a football standpoint, I was able to work with NFL coaches and learn some of the NFL terminology that is consistently used in the NFL. Business wise, I learned a lot by just meeting different personnel people and being able to pick their brains in the business side of the sport.

What is your view on playing special teams?

I LOVE playing special teams, I played special teams a great amount at Indiana and hope to do the same at the next level. I love special teams.

Do you have much experience?

Yes, did every special team there is in college and actually was also the backup punt returner, which is a bit

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The NFL has granted Weslye Saunders a mulligan, as the league has decided that the former South Carolina tight end will be eligible for the 2011 NFL Draft after all.

The immensely talented but troubled Gamecock was eligible to declare for the draft but he failed to submit the proper paperwork to the league office on time. Even though Saunders missed the January 15^th deadline, his agent Butch Williams filed for an appeal and the NFL has now cleared the tight end to participate in the draft, as well as the upcoming NFL Scouting Combine (Feb 23-36 for tight ends).

In 2009, Saunders caught 32 passes for 353 yards and three touchdowns but was suspended indefinitely from the program on Aug. 23 for violating team rules and was later kicked off the team after it was revealed that he received improper benefits from an agent.

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Originally drafted out of national powerhouse Don Bosco Prep as an outfielder by the Seattle Mariners, Marquise is an electrifying athlete capable of contributing to a roster in various ways. At 5’10” and 190 lbs. Marquise has a NFL cornerback frame to go along with his top end speed and quickness. He excelled in college as a lock down cornerback that teams would strategically game plan to avoid. A very sure-tackler, Marquise combines a physical style of play with superb natural football instincts and world-class athleticism. Combining his speed with the success Marquise has displayed with the ball in his hands, he also doubles as an intriguing prospect in the return game as well.Bringing the NFL stars to you today on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, hosted Bo Marchiointe.

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Two time First Team and unanimous Pioneer League wide out James LaMacchia is the latest talent to join the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. Re-writing the record books with the Red Foxes LaMacchia is just as dangerous returning the ball on punt and kick returns. Bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow up close today is the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, host by Bo Marchionte.

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The 10^th Annual NFL Draft Bible features exclusive scouting reports on top pro prospects from around the nation! Go inside the NFL Draft process as we track players with on location reports from the college football all-star games, to the NFL Scouting Combine and campus pro day workouts, including personal one-on-one interviews only available in the NFL Draft Bible, available via PDF download for a new low price of $19.99.

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While Nick Fairley garnered most of the nation attention along the Auburn defensive line, Zach Clayton was also a key cog in the Tigers championship run recoding eight tackles for loss and eight quarterback hurries as a senior. The SEC product joins NFL Draft Bible host Joe Everett to talk about his college career, the BCS Title experience and getting ready for the 2011 NFL Draft.

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Former Auburn offensive lineman Ryan Pugh joins NFL Draft Bible host Joe Everett to talk about his college career, the national championship experience and he also brings us up to speed on his preparation for the NFL Draft.

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Along with his father HOF Ed Sabol the two have told the story of the NFL through film. Join host Bo marchionte along with Steve Sabol of NFL Films.

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