The second pro day for Arizona State is over and the reports for Brock Osweiler have been positive.

Scouts said the junior passer looked good today and was accurate on most of his throws. Osweiler, who possesses one of the strongest arms at the quarterback position, did not have receivers reaching for passes.

Big arm, great size, moves well, accurate,  excellent against air...

OMG, If MIA sneaks ahead of us for Tanny at #3, we should pick this guy at 4! Thes guys are too rare to pass up.

marktroy wrote:

The second pro day for Arizona State is over and the reports for Brock Osweiler have been positive.

Scouts said the junior passer looked good today and was accurate on most of his throws. Osweiler, who possesses one of the strongest arms at the quarterback position, did not have receivers reaching for passes.

Big arm, great size, moves well, accurate,  excellent against air...

OMG, If MIA sneaks ahead of us for Tanny at #3, we should pick this guy at 4! Thes guys are too rare to pass up.

realphipps wrote: Osweiler sliding into the back end of Rd. 1 would be of little shock to most.

Honestly, I see very little difference in his pro potential compared to anyone out there unsigned, not named Luck.

Michael Floyd looks like Top 10 pick at Notre Dame Pro Day

Notre Dame wide receiver Michael Floyd made the most of his opportunity to work out for NFL scouts today.

At Notre Dame’s Pro Day, Floyd put on a performance that firmly establishes him as the No. 2 receiver in this year’s NFL draft, just behind Oklahoma State’s Justin Blackmon. NFL Network’s Mike Mayock, who saw plenty of Floyd while calling Notre Dame games on NBC, liked what he saw on the field and liked what he saw at Notre Dame’s practice facility today.

“Michael Floyd, to me, had an excellent workout,” Mayock said on Path to the Draft.

“What you get with Michael Floyd, you get a 6-foot-3, 220-pound wide receiver who gets tremendous breaks in and out. His explosion off the line of scrimmage is exceptional — I would compare it to Blackmon.”

Most projections have Blackmon off the board somewhere in the 3-6 range, and Mayock said he sees Floyd going shortly after that.

“I think the interest should start at No. 7 with Jacksonville, Miami at 8, Carolina at 9, Buffalo at 10,” Mayock said. “Seven through ten there has to be some interest, but in no event can I see him going past the Jets at 16.”

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/04/03/mi chael-floyd-looks-like-top-10-pick-at-notre-dame-p ro-day/

OU's Broyles runs 4.57, solidifies mid-round status

By Jeff Reynolds | NFLDraftScout.com

Oklahoma wide receiver Ryan Broyles shouldn't be surprised if he's celebrating April 27 after turning in an effort he's very happy with on Thursday.

Not a first-round prospect because of his size and average speed, Broyles is admittedly quicker than he is fast, a precise route-runner whose quickness in short areas helps him elude tacklers after separating from coverage.

He showed more than adequate speed Thursday at his delayed pro day, clocking at 4.57 seconds in the 40 and a 32 1/2-inch vertical jump at 5-10, 191 pounds.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/blog/rob-rang/1 8501303/ous-broyles-runs-457-solidifies-midround-s tatus