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Carlton Powell stopped in today to update his blog here on the website. In his most recent entry, Carlton updates us on the preparation for his upcoming pro day as well as his plans for draft day. Don't forget to check back for future updates from Carlton here on On The Clock Draft.

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Running back Justin Beaver from Wisconsin-Whitewater is considered to be one of the best prospects to come out of division III in recent years. He set the division III single-season rushing record last year with 2,455 yards and is 11th on the NCAA career rushing list with 6,584 yards. Justin was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule to answer some of our questions yesterday. Click the link below to listen to this exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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Justin Forsett was on of the players that participated in Cal's Pro Day on Tuesday. Justin stopped by tonight to give us an update on how he felt his day went as well as upcoming private workouts with NFL teams.

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Terrell Thomas stopped by this evening to update his blog. In his most recent entry, Terrell talks about his upcoming pro day as well as individual workouts he has scheduled with NFL teams.

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Jolonn Dunbar, who is preparing for his pro day, stopped by to update his draft blog today. Be sure to check back for future updates from Jolonn.

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The most recent player to start a blog for On The Clock Draft is Heath Benedict from Newberry. Heath is among the best players to come out of division II in recent years. He has experience at both tackle positions and is expected to be drafted within the first three rounds of the 2008 NFL draft. In his first two entries, Heath talks about his training and his experiences at the Senior Bowl and the Combine. Be sure to check back next week when Heath gives us a recap of his pro day experience.

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Now that the Senior Bowl, All Star Games, and the combine are over, we have a great idea of who the top 100 players are. The Pro Days are still to come, but those rarely hurt players and only a few players have a chance of improving their spots. The Top 100 basically represents the players who will be selected on the first day in rounds one thru three.

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Justin Forsett joined our group of NFL draft bloggers by submitting two entries today. Justin rushed for over 1,500 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior at Cal this past season. In his first two entries, Justin talks about his training and his feelings on both the Senior Bowl and the Combine. Justin will participate in Cal's Pro Day next Tuesday and stop back by to give us an update on Wednesday.

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USC cornerback Terrell Thomas is the latest draft prospect to start a blog here at On The Clock Draft. Terrell stopped by this evening and submitted two blog entries. His first entry is based on his training and his experience at the Senior Bowl while his second is based on his time at the NFL Scouting Combine. Be sure to check back for future entries as Terrell is planning on adding to his blog every Tuesday night between now and the draft.

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Virgina Tech defensive tackle Carlton Powell stopped by to submit his first draft blog entry today. In his first entry, Carlton tells us about his thoughts on the combine and his upcoming pro day. Click the link below to read the blog and be sure to check back as Carlton plans on giving us weekly updates.

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Boston College's Jolonn Dunbar is one of the players writing blogs for On The Clock Draft this year. Jolonn began his blog before the combine talking about his preparation for the big event. This time he stopped by to tell us about his feelings after the combine. Click the link below to read both of Jolonn's entries and be sure to check back for future updates.

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Big-play receiver Will Franklin was a three-year starter at the University of Missouri where he racked up over 2,000 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns in his career. Will, the nephew of former Bengals receiver Darnay Scott, measured in at 6-0 1/2 214 and ran a blazing 4.37 in the 40 at the combine on Monday. On Tuesday he took time out of his busy schedule to answer some of our questions. Click the link below to listen to another exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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The Atlanta Falcons won a three-team coin toss on Friday for the third overall pick in this April's NFL Draft.

In a ceremony held at the league scouting combine in Indianapolis, Atlanta (4-12) secured the pick by winning a toss of the coin with the Oakland Raiders (4-12), who will have the fourth overall selection.

The Kansas City Chiefs (4-12), who finished ahead of the Raiders in the AFC West division based on a better record against common opponents, will pick fifth.

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Boston College's Jolonn Dunbar will be one of the players writing blogs for On The Clock Draft this year. Jolonn posted his initial entry today. In his first blog entry Jolonn talks about his preparation for the 2008 NFL Scouting Combine. Be sure to check back as Jolonn will be updating his blog all the way up until the draft.

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Jamie Silva had a monster year at safety for Boston College as a senior, leading the team with 125 total tackles and 8 interceptions. Silva is BC's all-time leading tackler with 312 stops in his four-year career at the school. Jamie's stock has been on the rise after his performance in the East-West Shrine game where he had 8 tackles (4 solo) and a fumble recovery. Greg from On The Clock was able to chat with Jamie on Wednesday. Click the link below to listen to yet another exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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Joey Haynos from the University of Maryland is a huge target (6-8 260) at the tight end position. He has proven to be a clutch receiver that has the confidence of his team and coaching staff with over half of his catches as a senior occuring on third down. On The Clock Draft recently caught up with Joey to get his thoughts on his career at Maryland as well as the upcoming draft. Click the link below to listen to this exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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Carlton Powell has been starting at defensive tackle for the Virginia Tech Hokies for the past two seasons. He has improved each of his four seasons at Tech and has averaged 38.5 tackles, 7 tackles for loss and 3 sacks per season since becoming a starter. Carlton, who is currently in Orlando preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine, took time out of his busy schedule to answer some of our questions this afternoon.

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The majority of the NFL's 32 teams only keep one kicker. That along with the fact that many veterans are kicking into their late 30's and sometimes early 40's makes place kicker one of the toughest jobs for a rookie to land in the NFL. Each year a couple rookies make it. This year there are several good prospects who have a shot. One such prospect is former University of Wisconsin kicker, Taylor Mehlhaff. Taylor is coming off a very good senior season where he was sucessful on 21 of 25 field goal attempts and 42 of 43 extra point attempts. We had an opportunity to speak with Taylor yesterday evening. Click the link below to find out why Taylor thinks scouts should be paying attention to him.

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OTC's first interview this year is with Boston College's two-time defensive team captain Jolonn Dunbar. The senior linebacker finished third on the team in tackles this past season with 90 tackles after leading the team with 92 stops as a junior. Jolonn tied a NCAA record in 2006 with two fumble returns for touchdowns in a single game. Click the link below to listen to this exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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Tony Temple has played his last football game as a Missouri Tiger. He dropped a last-chance appeal at another year of college eligibility with an eye on the 2008 NFL draft.

“I feel good about looking into the extra year,” Temple, the former Rockhurst High running back, said in a release through Mizzou on Tuesday. “It was worth a shot, but I don’t want anyone spending any more time on it, and I feel I’m ready to take the next step.”

Temple ended his four-year run at Missouri with 281 yards rushing and four touchdowns, both Cotton Bowl records, in a 38-7 runaway past Arkansas. But his debut with the Tigers wound up costing him a complete season of eligibility.

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