College Players The Eagles Are Interested In

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Seeing clips of White, he usually had gaping, Courtney Love-size holes to run through.  He breaks some arm tackles, but it's not like the guy creates holes like the best "big backs" ever to play the game.

[Mad-Lad]

If he falls, he won't make the 2nd round.  The Steelers need a fat RB to replace Jerome Bettis.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

We could just trade them Hollis Thomas to play RB for Joey Porter and Hines Ward.

[EJ72]

This list is pretty broad as it goes back to the bowl games, but these are guys that the Eagles interviewed once or more back then. From Next Level Scouting, which I think PP54 referenced earlier in this thread. Sorry. it's not by position.

POST-SEASON PLAYERS OF INTEREST FOR EACH TEAM
Written by John Murphy Friday, 10 March 2006

Over the course of the East-West Shrine Game and Senior Bowl practice sessions, as well as the numerous hours of time spent in the hotel lobby and interview areas of the individual game headquarters it is easy to observe the genuine interest certain teams have in learning more about individual prospects.

Here is a team-by-team list of "Players of Interest" for each team who either spent occasions speaking to all the players listed one-or-more times after one-or-several practices, back in the respective hotel lobbies, in official/un-official meeting/hotel rooms or at the very least requested to speak further with the players after they completed a team profile sheet during the two week evaluation process that took place in mid-to-late January. We have also added a handful of Underclassmen who were interviewed during the week of one of the two games or contacted themselves or through their agents during that period of time.

However, one very interesting note on all of these interviews or meetings is the fact that on occasion teams will actually schedule an interview with a certain player in order to also ask him questions about a current or former teammate, even as far back as someone they played with in high school. In fact, while collecting the data to compile this list one player told us that every team he interviewed with specifically asked him 2-3 pointed questions about one of his college teammates, regarding his own evaluation of that players attitude, character and conduct off-the-field.

Will this be a foreshadow to what or how the teams plan to further evaluate the prospects listed below at the Combine and/or upcoming Pro Days will only prove out in time, but for now it might lend some insight to how teams might look to fill areas of need come April's NFL Draft.

Hank Baskett (New Mexico, WR)
DJ Shockley (Georgia, QB)
Jesse Mahelona (Tennessee, DT)
Tamba Hali (Penn State, DE)
Ryan O'Callaghan (California, OL)
Jeremy Trueblood (Boston College, OT)
Jon Alston (Stanford, LB)
Chad Greenway (Iowa, LB)
Andre Hall (South Florida, RB)
Joe Klopfenstein (Colorado, TE)
Joseph Addai (LSU, RB)
Mark Anderson (Alabama, DE)
Thomas Olmsted (Troy, P)
John Torp (Colorado, P)
Kyle Williams (LSU, DT)
Kamerion Wimbley (Florida State, DE/OLB)
DJ Shockley (Georgia, QB)
Michael Robinson (Penn State, QB/WR)
Tye Hill (Clemson, CB/RT)
David Pittman (Northwestern State, CB)
Nick Mangold (Ohio State, OC)
Mark Setterstrom (Minnesota, OG)
Travis Wilson (Oklahoma, WR)
Roman Harper (Alabama, S)
Tim Jennings (Georgia, CB/RT)
DeMeco Ryans (Alabama, LB)
Thomas Howard (UTEP, LB)
Parys Haralson (Tennessee, DE/OLB)
Eric Henderson (Georgia Tech, DE)
Rocky McIntosh (Miami, LB)
James Wyche (Syracuse, DE)
Kevin Boothe (Cornell, OL)
Jason Spitz (Louisville, OL)
Brandon Hoyte (Notre Dame, LB)
James Anderson (Virginia Tech, LB)
Charlie Peprah (Alabama, S)
Nate Salley (Ohio State, S)
Dawan Landry (Georgia Tech, S)
Greg Jennings (Western Michigan, WR)
Tarvaris Jackson (Alabama State, QB)
Gerrick McPhearson (Maryland, CB)
Leon Washington (Florida State, RB)
Jonathan Orr (Wisconsin, WR)
Todd Watkins (BYU, WR)
Dwayne Slay (Texas Tech, S)
Danieal Manning (Abilene Christian, DB/RT)
Paul Pinegar (Fresno State, QB)
Taurean Henderson (Texas Tech, RB)
Justin Wyatt (USC, CB)
Jonathan Scifres (SW Missouri State, K)
Mike Haas (Oregon State, WR)
Gilbert Harris (Arizona, FB/RB)
Joe Toledo (Washington, OT)
Chris Kuper (North Dakota, OL)
Tim Day (Oregon, TE)
Reggie McNeal (Texas A&M, QB)
Johnny Jolly (Texas A&M, DT)
Brandon Williams (Wisconsin, WR/RT)
Marques Colston (Hofstra, WR)
Bruce Gradkowski (Toledo, QB)
Tommy Jackson (Auburn, DT)
Frostee Rucker (USC, DE)
Isaac Sowells (Indiana, OL)
Josh Huston (Ohio State, K)
Antonio Cromartie (Florida State, DB/RT)
Chad Jackson (Florida, WR)
Paul Szczesny (Arizona State/Indiana, LB)

[PhillyPhreak54]

Good lookin' out, 72. Thanks.

[PhillyPhanInDC]

PFT on White:

LenDale White continues to "train" for the NFL Draft.


Ha.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Prediction:  White will be there at #45, and the Eagles still won't take him.

[DH]

Maurice Drew was on NFL Radio with Kirwin and Ryan...He said he's met with 3 teams so far. ATL, Jax, and us.

[phattymatty]

Maurice Drew? 

Thats a great idea, lets get another RB who's 5'8".  Then teams will really be scared.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Maurice Drew? 

Thats a great idea, lets get another RB who's 5'8".  Then teams will really be scared.

Dude.

[SunMo]

you officially beaten it into the ground

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I don't see how a defense is supposed to stop that personnel package.

[Drunkmasterflex]

Prediction:  White will be there at #45, and the Eagles still won't take him.

According to the TSN in their updated mock draft you are wrong.  Though I agree with you, especially after the TO fiasco the Eagles will be reluctant to ever bring a player with suspect character or attitude.

[The BIGSTUD]

The Eagles would definitely take White at 45.

They are stubborn, but they aren't stupid. That would be the dumbest move in NFL draft history.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

The Eagles would definitely take White at 45.

They are stubborn, but they aren't stupid. That would be the dumbest move in NFL draft history.

You're simply wrong, as usual.