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DT E.J. Dunston, Central Florida -- Dunston's going to have to land on a team that favors smaller defensive lineman, because at 6'2", 302 lbs, he plays a lot more like a nose tackle than he does a penetrating undertackle. Although it's possible that aspect of his game could developed; while Dunston is not anybody's idea of a great athlete, he does have an impressive first step that gives him maximum leverage in the phone booth. Regardless, he wasn't much of a sack artist in college and he probably won't in the NFL. While I've seen some tape on Dunston, I haven't seen much written about him; he doesn't look like he has long arms but he does look bearishly strong, but nothing online confirms or denies this. Teams could sniff out Dunston in the late rounds if they find him to be a good developmental guy to help their run game, as I think he could be. Otherwise, he'll have to earn it on a practice squad. I think about 5-6 years of quality depth is his ceiling in the NFL.
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