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A few players that looked good during the game –

#81 WR Anthony Amos, 5’11”, 183 lbs- Middle Tennessee State – end around for touchdown and several catches. Anthony did a good job of catching and running with the ball after the catch. Reports said he also had a good week of practice.

#84 TE Zach Sudfeld, 6’6” 260 lbs – Nevada – looked good blocking during the game. Had 1 dropped pass but also looked like he could be a pass catcher. See Great Blue North excerpts below for more information on Sudfeld.

For me he was the top player on the West Squad. He’s a solid inline blocker and is a legit downfield receiving threat even though he has average speed. He was even bigger looking than his impressive numbers when I stood next to him on the sidelines at practice. He repeatedly made stretching catches, with hands that are soft and I would guess are going to make some scouts ooh and ah when measured at the COMBINE. His footwork at tapping his feet inbounds was also impressive. He’s not a dump off option, he’s a real weapon who can troll the middle as well as stretch the field. If he was a “sleeper” or flying under the radar I don’t think he is any more. Lots of folks noticed him in Nevada’s Bowl game, and he just reinforced what we all felt we saw there with his work down here this week. Color him, moving up Draft Boards, and reminding me of JASON WITTTEN.<>

The star of the day to me was a repeat: ZACH SUDFELD/TE/Nevada. This guy just keeps getting 10 plus yards downfield at over 250 lbs. and shows great catching mechanics and footwork. He had two more excellent TD catches on high throws where he pulled the ball in and also managed to tap both feet before going out of bounds. He’s also doing some solid work inline blocking in the running game. I’m positive he’s going to be in my TOP 100 after his work down here and in the Nevada Bowl game. Laugh if you want, but he’s looking like a poor man’s TONY GONZALEZ to me.

I was most impressed with the work of #84/ZACH SUDFELD/NEVADA. SUDFELD really caught m eye in the Nevada Bowl game as a downfield receiving threat despite his 6’7/255 size. He did it again today. He’s pretty quick off the snap of the ball, and his long legs really eat up yardage as he gains momentum on his routes. He’s a legit middle to long receiving threat, with good hands and is not afraid to block in-line.
http://www.gbnreport.com/shrinereport.html

#47 LB A.J. Klein, 6’1”, 245 lbs, Iowa State – Looked good coming up and making the tackle. See report below for more info.

KLEIN is a great combination of strength and agility. He came to college as a beefed up run stuffer and now may be one of the best pass defense LBs in the country. He reads the Offense well and often directs his fellow defenders into their coverages. I like his chances as an OLB in a 4-3 scheme as a pro. He too should also make a top notch special teamer. He’s not a sledgehammer type defender, but he will deliver a solid blow and wraps up well when he tackles. He showed this week that he has become a well-rounded LB prospect.

#98 DE Devin Taylor South Carolina 6’7”, 275 lbs,- 6 tackles, 2 for loss, an 1 forced fumble. Reports said he was dominating in practice. On one rush play Devin struck OT Tanner Hawkinson with his hands and sent him to the ground.

#10 QB Matt Scott, Arizona, 6’3”, 208 lbs – QB throwing mechanics looked good. Read that he had trouble being under center during some practice sessions but looked good during the game. Matt had a nice touchdown pass. Really did not get to see him that much because had to split time with other West QBs. QB play not very good in this game but Matt Scott looked to be one of the best and worth a later round draft pick.