The first impression of Missouri Tigers former wide receiver Danario Alexander when seeing him up close is his intimidating physical presence standing at 6’4 and 221 pounds. After sitting down with Danario after a long day of practices and interviews he couldn’t wipe the smile off his face, looking more like a gentle giant. Holding true to his word was Vann McElroy the former Oakland Raiders safety who now works with Select Sports Group who represents Danario saying this is one bright entertaining young man. Depending on whom you talked with during Senior Bowl week there were a lot of mixed reviews on how Alexander performed. One thing is for certain though his 40 time is going to be a very critical factor on his final grade. For a player known for his long stride Alexander doesn’t shift gears like some of the smaller receivers in this years draft class. The NFL Combine and Missouri Pro Day will be critical venues to showcase a quick 40 time in front of the NFL’s clamoring eyes. Join host Bo Marchointe and Danario Alexander on another NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show.

Vanderbilt Commodores Patrick Benoist (pron. Ben-wah) co-captain of the 2009 defensive unit at linebacker joins host Bo Marchionte for a Player Spotlight Show. Benoist is a combination of speed and intelligence on the field and his accomplishments include ranking in the top ten in total tackles in the ultra competitive SEC while also being named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll three straight years. Consistent game in and game out Benoist recorded at least five tackles in every game his senior year while posting double digits in tackles four times. Speed is one of his greatest strengths Benoist will draw attention from the NFL brass looking to counter the speed of today’s stars like Tennessee Titans Chris Johnson or the Philadelphia Eagles DeSean Jackson.

Retired Cleveland Browns nose tackle and six time Pro Bowler Michael Dean Perry sat down with host Bo Marchionte to discuss retirement and his new found passion at Wellness Performance Institute (WPI) in Suwanee, Georgia where he is helping train some of the NFL's next generation of great offensive and defensive lineman.

Three year starter for Southern Mississippi Eddie Hicks joins host Bo Marchionte on the latest Player Spotlight Show. Represented by 75 South, based in Atlanta, Georgia, Hicks was named 1st team All-Conference USA and was the conference's active leader in interceptions during his time at Southern Miss. After leading the Golden Eagles with five interceptions in 2009, Hicks looks to bring his game to the professional level.

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Ed Dickson playing in the 2010 Senior Bowl separated himself from the other North squad tight ends by the end of the week in practice showing superb athleticism while catching everything thrown his way. Dickson weighed in at 244 pounds on his 6’4 frame and should be heavier by the time he reaches Indianapolis for the NFL Combine on February 25th. Jeff Sperbeck of NOVO Agency who represents Dickson said “I don’t believe people realize how athletic and fast Ed is because he was asked to block a lot in Oregon’s offense. He can stretch the field against cover 2 or shake a corner in man coverage. A lot of NFL people said he made himself a lot of money this week at the Senior Bowl”.

One of the special events during Senior Bowl week is the USS Alabama, Player/Media night where only players and media are allowed access and that’s where the NFL Draft Bible caught up with former Michigan Wolverines Brandon Graham. Graham turned heads all week long by showing great power at the point of attack and will be a option at defensive end in a 3-4 or outside linebacker in a 4-3 defensive scheme. Looking at Graham you see a young version of Dwight Freeney there size and game mirror one another. The arrow is on the rise for Graham who could find himself being selected in the top 40 picks of the NFL Draft with a solid NFL Combine. Join host Bo Marchionte at the Senior Bowl with Brandon Graham.

Justin Cole was called in to play in the 2010 Senior Bowl after Schofield O’Brien left Mondays practice with a torn ACL injury. Cole was named 2009 All-WAC Second Team voted on by the coaches. After red-shirting in 2005 Cole’s next two seasons he played at defensive end where he earned Freshman All-America recognition from The Sporting News. The last two years Justin has moved to outside linebacker and will remind many of Jason Taylor of the Miami Dolphins. His father is Gregg Cole who played in the NBA for the Phoenix Suns, so that coveted athletic gene lies with in Justin. Gaylord Sports Management’s Ken Sarnoff told NFL Draft Bible that “He is a tremendous athlete and terrific young man”. The response is ditto from our end as well, long after we ended our recording we sat and talked about his future and he really is a bright young man with an even brighter future. Join host Bo Marchionte at the 2010 Senior Bowl with San Jose State’s Justin Cole.

Mr. Timothy Richard Tebow stands for everything that should be good in this world but this week in Mobile, he will be scrutinized unlike any other player, possibly in the history of Senior Bowl week. NFL Draft Bible correspondent Bo Marchionte had the opportunity to speak with Tebow in the Riverview Renaissance Hotel in Mobile, Alabama.

Entering the 2009 season Zac Robinson was coming off a sensational junior campaigned that put him on notice as one of the top senior quarterbacks heading into the 2010 draft. Unfortunately he could not duplicate the feat as a senior which was no fault of his own Robinson battled through ankle and shoulder injuries, star running back Kendall Hunter was lost for the season and Dez Bryant his go to receiver was suspended for much of the year as well. Coach Mike Gundy commented on the loss of Bryant saying “It affects this guy, okay. I've been under the center; I understand what he goes through”. The jury is out on which Zac Robinson we will see at the next level the 2008 version of 3,084 yards and 25 touchdowns or the 2009 version that had 2,084 yards and 15 touchdowns.