Who The Hell Will They Draft? Colts 2012 Edition

Players evaluated:

Name	Position	Height	Weight	School	Quick Hit
Frank Alexander	OLB	6'4"	255	Oklahoma
Antonio Allen	SS	6'2"	202	South Carolina	Four year player that played the 'spur' position in college, which was a hybrid SS/LB. Tough-nosed guy who will be available in later rounds.
Jeff Allen	G	6'5"	315	Illinois
Mark Asper	G	6'7"	325	Oregon
Mark Barron	SS	6'2"	218	Alabama
Dwight Bentley	CB	5'11"	179	Louisiana-Lafayette
Jake Bequette	DE	6'5"	271	Arkansas
R J Blanton	CB	6'1"	200	Notre Dame	Played in multiple coverage types at ND, mostly zone the last two years. Played all four years and is a sure tackler.
Omar Bolden	CB	5'11"	195	Arizona St	Confident man corner who had a productive career, but hasn't played since 2010 because of ACL injury. Fully healed now but potentially concerning.
Brandon Boykin	CB	5'10"	183	Georgia	A do-it-all player that refused to say no to anything asked of him. Could be special teams ace early in career.
Jarrett Boykin	WR	6'2"	218	Virginia Tech	A big receiver who isn't very flashy, but put up decent numbers in a pass-deficient offense. Won't blow by anyone but could be a decent guy later in the draft.
Andre Branch	OLB	6'5"	260	Clemson
Michael Brewster	C	6'5"	305	Ohio St
Vontaze Burfict	ILB	6'3"	250	Arizona St
Miles Burris	OLB	6'3"	235	San Diego St
Sean Cattouse	SS	6'3"	218	California	A converted corner, so he's well versed in man coverage, which is a big positive when his primary job will be to cover big, athletic Tight Ends. Later round project.
Josh Chapman	NT	6'1"	310	Alabama	Big, beefy NT with experience playing in the 3-4. Unsung hero of one of the most dominating defenses in recent memory. Played most of last season with torn ACL.
Audie Cole	ILB	6'5"	239	North Carolina St	A tackling machines, leading his team in tackles his last three seasons. Doesn't fit mold of a 3-4 LB, but most likely would move inside, where he played as a senior.
Fletcher Cox	DE	6'4"	295	Mississippi St	An early entry, three year starter, can play anywhere on the defensive line. First team all-SEC last season.
Jared Crick	DE	6'6"	285	Nebraska
B J Cunningham	WR	6'2"	215	Michigan St	A big receiver with strong hands who lacks elite speed. Extremely productive in college, but a late round prospect.
Vinny Curry	OLB	6'4"	263	Marshall
DeMario Davis	OLB	6'3"	230	Arkansas St
Alfonzo Dennard	CB	5'10"	205	Nebraska	Small, feisty, physical corner who was Big Ten DB of the Year last year. Ideal body type for slot coverage. Possible 2nd round pick.
Loni Fangupo	NT	6'1"	330	Brigham Young
Darius Fleming	OLB	6'2"	255	Notre Dame
Jamell Fleming	CB	5'11"	191	Oklahoma
Michael Floyd	WR	6'3"	224	Notre Dame	One of the best WR in this draft, could fall into late first round/early second because of red flags off the field. Beast on the field.
Jeff Fuller	WR	6'4"	220	Texas A&M	Big WR whose production really fell off as a senior. Good in the red zone, but will have to rectify lots of drops.
Chris Galippo	ILB	6'2"	250	Southern California
Stephon Gilmore	CB	6'1"	193	South Carolina	Started every game of his college career, loves to blitz out of the slot position, but possesses the kind of speed you need to play on the outside.
Cordy Glenn	G	6'5"	348	Georgia
Robert Griffin	QB	6'2"	220	Baylor	Heisman Trophy winning dynamic QB who can sling it with the best of them, and blow by on-rushers. Will go in top 2 picks.
Winston Guy	SS	6'1"	216	Kentucky
Mike Harris	CB	5'11"	195	Florida St	JUCO transfer that isn't afraid to tackle, but doesn't have elite speed and is a smaller corner. Could be a nickel CB drafted in the later rounds.
Duke Ihenacho	SS	6'1"	205	San Jose St
George Iloka	SS	6'3"	216	Boise St
Bruce Irvin	OLB	6'3"	245	West Virginia
Ace Jackson	CB	5'10"	188	Cal Poly St	A raw talent in a deep small-school class at CB, needs some work playing closer to receivers. Excellent punt returner and special teams player.
Alshon Jeffery	WR	6'4"	229	South Carolina
A J Jenkins	WR	6'0"	190	Illinois
James-Michael Johnson	ILB	6'2"	240	Nevada	Four year player that moved inside his senior season. Very good against the run, not so much against the pass. Good project player.
Leonard Johnson	CB	5'10"	202	Iowa St
Trumaine Johnson	CB	6'2"	204	Montana	One of the best small school CBs in this draft, has great size, and was a starter all four years. Potential first round talent that should be there in 2nd round.
Ben Jones	C	6'3"	316	Georgia
J J Jones	CB	5'10"	194	Wayne St-Mi
Senio Kelemete	G	6'4"	301	Washington
Mychal Kendricks	ILB	6'0"	240	California
Ronnell Lewis	OLB	6'2"	244	Oklahoma	Lewis played out of position at OU, but is the stereotypical 3-4 OLB. Had some academic issues, which was the reason he came out early.
Brandon Lindsey	OLB	6'2"	250	Pittsburgh
Joe Looney	G	6'3"	320	Wake Forest
Andrew Luck	QB	6'4"	235	Stanford
Keshawn Martin	WR	5'11"	189	Michigan St	Shifty receiver that could play outside or in the slot. Dynamic punt returner who stepped up in the Spartans' biggest games.
Marquis Maze	WR	5'10"	182	Alabama	Short, quick receiver that can play either in the slot or on the outside, as well as return punts and kicks. Later round pick.
Shea McClellin	OLB	6'3"	258	Boise St	A versatile Defensive Lineman who can also stand up and play Outside Linebacker in the 3-4. Knows how to rush the passer, and it slotted in the 4th-6th round range.
Kelcie McCray	SS	6'2"	195	Arkansas St
Marvin McNutt	WR	6'4"	215	Iowa
De'Quan Menzie	CB	6'0"	198	Alabama
Chase Minnifield	CB	6'0"	185	Virginia
Charles Mitchell	SS	5'11"	205	Mississippi St
Luke Nix	G	6'6"	310	Pittsburgh
Chris Owusu	WR	6'2"	200	Stanford
Micah Pellerin	CB	6'1"	195	Hampton
Nick Perry	OLB	6'3"	250	Southern California
Dontari Poe	NT	6'5"	350	Memphis
Chaz Powell	CB	6'1"	206	Penn St
Brian Quick	WR	6'3"	215	Appalachian St	A physical former basketball player and high-jumper with exceptional hands, but is inexperienced and has trouble separating from CBs.
Kendall Reyes	DE	6'4"	295	Connecticut
Sean Richardson	SS	6'2"	220	Vanderbilt
Travian Robertson	DE	6'4"	303	South Carolina
Josh Robinson	CB	5'10"	192	Central Florida	Fastest guy at the Combine, can close on any receiver, but has a tendency to jump routes when in man-press coverage.
Brett Roy	OLB	6'4"	280	Nevada
Mohamed Sanu	WR	6'2"	215	Rutgers	Another big WR who won't blow by guys, but caught a lot of passes in college and could be very effective in Red Zone. Compared to Hakeem Nicks.
Coty Sensabaugh	CB	6'0"	185	Clemson
Amini Silatolu	G	6'3"	324	Midwestern St
Harrison Smith	SS	6'2"	214	Notre Dame
Devon Still	DE	6'5"	310	Penn St	Polished, NFL-ready DT that could start Week 1. Eats up space in the middle, but might be gone before the Colts pick in Round 2.
J R Sweezy	DE	6'5"	293	North Carolina St	Compared with J.J. Watt, but not quite the same talent level. Good fit as a 3-4 DE, although he played 4-3 DT for NCSU. Had a few off-the-field issues that'll need investigating.
Alameda Ta'Amu	NT	6'3"	337	Washington
Brandon Thompson	NT	6'2"	310	Clemson
Nick Toon	WR	6'3"	220	Wisconsin	One of the many big WR in this draft whose dad was taken 10th overall back in 1985. Probably 2nd/3rd round.
Bobby Wagner	ILB	6'1"	232	Utah St
Billy Winn	DE	6'4"	295	Boise St
Derek Wolfe	DE	6'5"	300	Cincinnati	Prototypical 3-4 DE, has an endless motor. Big East Defensive Player of the year, and was 5th nationally in tackles for loss in 2011.
Kendall Wright	WR	5'10"	190	Baylor
Kevin Zeitler	G	6'4"	315	Wisconsin	Great pedigree with the Badgers, and a rare Guard that could go in Round 1. Named Coaches All-American and First Team All-Big Ten last season.