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Patrick is a productive collegiate cornerback that has a chance to develop into a starter at the next level. He excels in zone coverage, as he is always in solid position and flashes the ability to jump underneath routes. He also has the ball skills to make difficult interceptions. He uses a strong press to reroute receivers and has a knack for anticipating routes in zone coverage. However, he loses momentum in transition and does not have the deep speed to stick on vertical routes. Patrick is not a strong tackler, but he has the cover skills to possibly sneak into the second day of the draft.
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The University of Louisville held its annual Pro Day for the outgoing senior class in front of the NFL scouts at the Howard Schnellenberger Football Complex on Thursday afternoon. A total of 27 teams were represented at Pro Day, including six running backs coaches who were there to work out former Louisville standout Bilal Powell, who rushed for 1,405 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2010. Powell, who played in the Senior Bowl and was a part of the NFL Scouting Combine, worked out in front of the scouts before injuring himself on his second attempt in the 40-yard dash. The day consisted of the players testing in the vertical jump, broad jump, bench press, 40-yard dash, pro shuttle and the three-cone drill. The scouts closed the day by putting the players through position work. Cornerback Johnny Patrick ran a solid 40-yard dash time and worked well in during his position work. Patrick, who led the Cardinals in interceptions with five last season, was also invited to the Senior Bowl, but didn't play because of an injury he suffered in practice. Patrick was pleased with his performance on Thursday. "I was pleased with how I did today," said Patrick. "I ran a 4.46 today, which was better than I ran at the combine. I feel very confident in my ability and I look forward to seeing where I fall in the upcoming draft."
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Powell had a breakout season in 2010, and he has vision to excel in a zone blocking scheme at the next level. He possesses a knack for finding a seam and can accelerate on a dime to find daylight. He is very elusive in the open field, as he can idle down and then explode past a defender. He does not have the strength to run over people in the NFL, but he keeps his legs churning and usually falls forward after contact. Powell is a very good one-cut and go back and could be a middle round pick.
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NFL Draft Scout Faller: Bilal Powell, RB, Louisville: Powell had a great 2010 season, putting up 1,405 yards and scoring 11 times. However, he hurt his hamstring while working out at both the Combine and his pro day. Adding durability questions to concerns about his being a one-year wonder (he had just 207 career carries heading into 2010) may cost him some ground to the handful of other backs fighting for fourth- and fifth-round slots
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The University of Louisville held its annual Pro Day for the outgoing senior class in front of the NFL scouts at the Howard Schnellenberger Football Complex on Thursday afternoon. Senior offensive tackle Byron Stingily might have had the best day. He weighed in at a solid 315 and ran a 4.86 in the 40-yard dash. He looked a lot bigger, putting up 225-pounds 28 times. A total of 15 players from the 2010 team worked out on Thursday, including Chris Campa, Jon Dempsey and Abdul Kuyateh from the 2009 team. - Louisville football

Louisville Pro day: There were 20 teams in attendance Thursday, including eight running back coaches. OT Byron Stingly (6-5, 313) ran 4.98 and 4.98 in the 40, 4.48 in the short shuttle and 7.64 in three-cone. He posted a 27 1/2 vertical, 9-2 broad jump and 25 reps on the bench. - Gil Brandt, NFL.com
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Graham has enough size and speed to be a nice reserve tight end. Hands are good. Catches the ball away from his frame and can make some acrobatic grabs. Effective against zone coverage and while route-running needs to improve, he has the athleticism to do so. Can get up the seam for big gainers but isn't a tight end whose going to win a lot of jump ball battles or make defenders miss in the open field. Flashes the ability to be a good, nasty run blocker but must become more consistent in this area. Graham's a mid-round prospect.
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NFL Draft Scout Faller: Cameron Graham, TE, Louisville: In a class full of athletic tight ends, Graham didn't run the 40 under five seconds and missed group averages in other tests, likely taking him out of draftable range on teams' boards despite productive 2009 (27-323-2) and 2010 (40-470-5) seasons.
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