2) There is some real depth emerging at several positions including CB. Desmond Trufant of Washington, in particular, was one of the real stars this week, while Jordan Poyer of Oregon State, Leon McFadden of Fresno State, and Jamar Taylor of Boise State, along with small school stars B.W. Webb of William&Mary and Robert Alford of Southeastern Louisiana all had strong weeks of practice. As a result, it looks like there could be as many as a half dozen or so solid corner prospects clumped together in the middle of the second round at this year's draft and then another half dozen or so more decent prospects at the position in the 3rd round area. 3) There is a similar scenario developing along the offensive line. Indeed, while OTs Eric Fisher of Central Michigan and Lane Johnson of Oklahoma were among the top 3-4 players overall at this week's Senior Bowl practices, there was plenty of depth upfront as guys like OTs David Quessenberry of San Jose State, Xavier Nixon of Florida, Justin Pugh of Syracuse, Brian Winters of Kent State, Kyle Long of Oregon, Jordan Mills of Louisiana Tech, and Garrett Gilkey of Chadron State, along with OGs Larry Warford of Kentucky and Illinois' Hugh Thornton and California C Brian Schwenke all more than held their own. What's also interesting about the position is that almost all of those tackle prospects will ultimately likely kick inside to OG at the next level, meaning their should be some good depth along the interior offensive line right into the middle rounds this coming April. http://www.gbnreport.com/seniorbowlwrap.html
