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As draft day nears, we were able to get in contact with several more prospects for interviews on Wednesday. Leon Hall, LaMarr Woodley, Rufus Alexander, and Dallas Baker all took time out of their busy schedules to answer some questions for us just a few days prior to the draft. Click the link below to listen to these exclusive interviews from On The Clock Draft.

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On Tuesday we were able to get in touch with seven of the top players in the draft at their respective positions for exclusive interviews. These interviews include: Patrick Willis,Alan Branch, Aaron Ross, Michael Griffin, Justin Blalock, Marcus McCauley, and Tim Crowder. The link below will take you to these interviews. Be sure to check back because we have more big interviews on the way as we approach the 2007 NFL draft.

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With the 2007 NFL Draft pretty much talked up to death at this point, I thought I would use this week to publish some random thoughts/one-liners, whatever you want to call it...Sometimes the best ideas are the ones that pop into your mind, and not the ones you draw out onto paper for hours upon hours

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With less than a week until draft day, On The Clock Draft releases its top 100 prospects for the 2007 NFL draft.

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When Michael Bush broke his leg last season, there were serious doubts about when he would be back and what condition would he be in. Well recently, it seems like news has been good. On the Clock Draft received a report today that DVD's were sent out today by Bush's agent of his recovery. Turns out the result was pretty good. But, don't take our word for it, here's a letter from his doctors at Alabama.

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As we approach the NFL draft, former Penn State linebacker Tim Shaw has checked back in to update his blog. In his latest installment, Tim discusses his visit with the Atlanta Falcons as well as his plans for the upcoming weekend. Click the link below to read all of Tim's draft blog entries.

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Jason Snelling is an intriguing prospect in this year's NFL draft. He's a versatile player who spent the majority of his career at Virginia blocking for current Houston Texans running back Wali Lundy. As a senior, Jason became the teams featured back and proved he could be effective running the ball as well, rushing for 772 yards and 7 touchdowns on the season. We were able to get in touch with Jason and ask him some questions earlier this morning. Click the link below to listen to this exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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With the NFL Draft quickly approaching, we've just released an updated Mock Draft. Most of the picks from last time have changed, but there are still a few common themes lurking about. Make sure to check it out, and then head over to our forums and let us know what you think.

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With the draft rapidly approaching, I'm devoting this week's article to some random "unknowns". The guys who will either be drafted very late, or not at all, and discarded in the minds of football fans as schmucks who will never make an impact---but who could very likely find themselves opening eyes should they luck into the opportunity to start---basically the Antoine Bethea's of the world. Remember, if there's even a remote chance we could hear a guy's name before the 6th round, it won't be listed here. So here you go...the "forget-me-not"'s of the 2007 Draft.

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Ted Ginn Jr. wasn't healthy enough to run Ginn-like times, but nobody left his private workout yesterday disappointed in the former Ohio State receiver.

Ginn suffered a foot sprain in the Jan. 8 national-title game and started running again only three weeks ago, his father said. Ted Ginn Sr. estimated that his son was about "75 to 80 percent" healthy when he auditioned for at least 15 NFL teams in the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.

Ginn Jr. ran three 40-yard dashes on the indoor artificial turf, and the consensus of a number of scouts and coaches was that the times averaged 4.4 seconds. Ginn Sr. reported 4.38, 4.40 and 4.41.


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Brady Quinn would probably give anything for a compliment that didn't begin with "Will you sign this for me?". Quinn has become the Mr. X of the 2007 NFL Draft, Who is Mr. X? Well, some years you actually end up having Mr.'s Y & Z as well, but this year Mr. X alone will be Brady Quinn....the guy with all the talent and potential in the world but whom everyone just has to find something wrong with and move other players ahead of him at his position. Last year it was a dual threat Leinart/Young. This year it looks like the title belongs to Quinn, and Quinn alone.

But you guys, and you know who you are, are wrong. Quinn is for real.

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We were able to catchup with Florida Gator running back Deshawn Wynn for an interview this afternoon. Deshawn talked about everything from winning the national championship, to his upcoming team workouts, to his thoughts on the Florida Gator basketball team. Click the link below to listen to this exclusive interview from On the Clock Draft.

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Tim Shaw checked-in to update us on what has been going on with him the past couple weeks. In this edition, Tim talks about his pro day, a private workout he has scheduled next week, as well as his draft day plans. Tim's pro day was March 22nd. He measured in at 6-1 1/4, 233 and ran times of 4.46 and 4.47, improving on his combine time of 4.49. He had a 4.26 short shuttle, a 6.90 three-cone, and a 10 foot-6 inch broad jump.

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Mark Zalewski is a versatile player who has played both middle and outside linebacker during his career at Wisconsin. At his pro day last month, Mark ran 4.80 and 4.81, had a 4.48 short shuttle, a 7.41 three-cone, a 33.5 inch vertical, a 9 foot, 9 inch broad jump, and 19 strength reps.

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The NFL has announced the 32 compensatory draft picks for the 2007 NFL draft. New England received the most comp picks with five additonal selections. San Diego, San Francisco, Indianapolis, and Oakland were the teams to receive 3rd round comp picks.

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When someone mentions the term "March Madness," you can't help but think of buzzer-beating jumpers, Mid-Major upsets, and of course CBS Bonus Coverage. In an NFL War Room this time of year brings a different meaning.

This is arguably the most hectic time for NFL G.M.'s and coaches. The NFL Scouting Combine just wrapped up in Indianapolis. Free Agency is in full swing. There seems to be a Pro Day on every calendar date. And players on your current roster have the dreaded "down time." In a few weeks NFL Scouting Departments will take a collective deep breath, digest three months of obscure numbers and begin to form their "Big Board."

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(March 21, 2007) -- A trade that has been speculated on for over a year is now completed.

By day's end, the Atlanta Falcons will trade backup quarterback Matt Schaub to the Houston Texans, according to NFL sources. The Texans will surrender a second-round draft pick, and there could be other compensation involved.

The trade has massive ramifications. The Texans have their quarterback of the future, which David Carr no longer is. The Falcons are reaffirming their faith in Michael Vick, who now also needs a new backup. And the Texans are out of the Brady Quinn derby, leaving the Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns, Minnesota Vikings and Miami Dolphins as possible landing spots.


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Kevin Boss is part of a trio of small school players along with Ben Patrick (Delaware) and Michael Allan (Whitworth) who are likely to be among the top tight ends selected in the upcoming NFL draft. Kevin followed up a strong combine workout with an excellent performance at Western Oregon's first ever pro day on Friday. We were able to speak with Kevin this afternoon and get his thoughts on his career and the draft process up to this point. Click the link below to listen to this exclusive interview from On The Clock Draft.

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As promised, Tim Shaw stopped back by to give us a little update as he continues preparation for his upcoming pro day. Click the link below to checkout his blog and be sure to check back for future updates.

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Over 100 NFL personnel and 75 members of the media flocked to Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Wednesday for LSU's pro day. Quarterback JaMarcus Russell was the main attraction, but LSU has three other potential first round picks in safety LaRon Landry and receivers Dwayne Bowe and Craig Davis. Tuesday's pro day results include: Clemson, Arkansas, Kansas, and Pittsburg State's running back Germaine Race.

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