Ric Serritella Presents: Nfl Draft Bible Radio

At 6'3" and 320 pounds Maurice Hurt is blessed with ideal size to play on the offensive line in the NFL. The Florida Gator is considered a mid-round prospect by most NFL teams. Aptly nicknamed the "Big Hurt", this offensive lineman loves to dish out the pain to opposing defenders. Listen as the SEC product joins Robert Brewer - AKA Football Rob - to talk about his college career, pro prospects and preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine.

Kris O’Dowd of USC is one of the most experienced offensive linemen coming out of college having started for his third season at center at the Pac-10 school in 2010. He was honored as a 2010 All-Pac-10 honorable mention and a Senior Bowl invitee. O’Dowd played well in Mobile, Alabama and surely improved his draft stock. Bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow here to you today is the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, host by Bo Marchionte.

Not every draft prospect takes the same road to the NFL. Some go to the SEC, others come from off the beaten path. Today’s guest - known as “The Vanilla Gorilla” - Blaine Sumner played his college football at DII Colorado School of Mines. Sumner started his college career as an undersized prospect and now checks in at 6’2” and 330 pounds with the 2010 Raw Squat American Record (805 pounds) under his belt. Sumner was a first team All-RMAC selection, first team NFF All-Colorado selection and third team Don Hansen All-Super Region Three selection. As a senior he registered 32 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, three passes defended, two fumble recoveries and led the team with three blocked kicks, adding 6.5 tackles for a loss. The defensive lineman also can carry the football, finishing second on the club with four rushing touchdowns on 10 carries. Hosted by Bo Marchionte.

Stazi talks with the NFL Draft Bible after North Practice on location host by Bo Marchionte.

Native Canadian and former junior college transfer in second and final season at Baylor… Named preseason All-Big 12 first-teamer by Blue Ribbon... Has squatted 570 pounds, benched 425... Drafted fourth overall in May 2010 CFL Canadian Draft by hometown B.C. Lions, Watkins has excelled and has made a solid impression thus far during Senior Bowl Week. Never played high school football he was playing hockey and rugby and after high school he was a fireman in Canada for close to three years. Bringing you up close and personal with the NFL stars of tomorrow here today it’s the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, hosted by Bo Marchointe.

All-America candidate and all-SEC selection by the coaches and the media Recipient of the 2010 Cellular South Conerly Trophy, awarded annually to the best player in the state of Mississippi. Made the switch last spring to his natural middle linebacker position and the results were apparent. Playing on the South Squad in the 2011 Senior Bowl White talks about his first week in the trenches of the NFL Draft process on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show bringing the stars of tomorrow to you now, host by Bo Marchionte.

The NFL Draft Bible breaks down the week of practice at the Senior Bowl and previews the upcoming game. Special guests QB Jake Locker (Washington), OT Gabe Carimi (Wisconsin) and OT Derek Sherrod (Mississippi State). Reporting from Mobile are NFL DB correspondence Joe Everett and Bo Marchionte. Hosted Daniel Mogollon.

NFLDraftBible.com is live on location at the Under Armour Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama for Day 3 of practice with the South Squad. Center Kristofer O'Dowd of USC joins host Joe Everett to discuss his first day of practice and his experience in Mobile.

NFLDraftBible.com is live on location at the Under Armour Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama for Day 3 of practice with the North Squad. Offesnive Tackle Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin joins host Joe Everett to discuss his first day of practice and his experience in Mobile.

NFLDraftBible.com is live on location at the Under Armour Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama for Day 1 of practice with the North Squad. Maryland RB Da'Rell Scott joins host Joe Everett to discuss his first day of practice and his experience in Mobile.

NFLDraftBible.com is Live on Location in Mobile, Alabama for the Under Armour Senior Bowl. Our insider Joe Everett caught up with Quarterback Jake Locker of Washington after Day One of Practice.

NFLDraftBible.com is Live on Location in Mobile, Alabama for the Under Armour Senior Bowl. Our insider Joe Everett caught up with Offensive Tackle Derek Sherrod of Mississippi State after Day One of Practice.

Walking through the hotel lobby while getting pulled from every which way from NFL teams wanting to ask a few questions, it’s not only Colin Kaepernick’s 6’6” frame that gets him noticed it’s his constant smile that force multiplies everyone around him into feeling good. During his senior season, Kaepernick joined Florida's Tim Tebow as the second quarterback in FBS history to throw for 20 touchdowns and run for 20 in the same season. Later that same evening, Auburn's Cam Newton joined Tebow and Kaepernick as the third. Kaepernick currently stands as the only quarterback in the history of Division I college football to have passed for over 10,000 yards and rushed for over 4,000 yards in a collegiate career and also as the only QB to have passed for over 2,000 yards and rushed for over 1,000 yards in a single season three times in a career (consecutively).

Second-team All-America honors from Scout.com and First-team All-Pac-10 according to the conference coaches Casey Matthews was exceptional giving the Oregon Ducks hopes of their first National Championship in which they came up short as time expired against Auburn 22-19. Matthews during his senior campaign was a 13-game starter at middle linebacker was the Pac-10 co-leader with three fumble recoveries and the team’s top tackler with 73 stops. Bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow to you today is the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, hosted by Bo Marchionte.

Three-year starter at linebacker … voted team captain … first team all-Big Ten … Lott Trophy quarterfinalist …Homan talks about the final few plays of the Sugar Bowl against SEC Arkansas and what Coach Tressel does to make him laugh out loud, while reminiscing about his high school football days in Ohio. Honan keeps the tradition going in what is becoming and elite group of NFL linebackers coming out of Ohio State. Bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow here today on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, hosted by Bo Marchionte.

Played in 50 of 51 possible games and made 32 starts at Cal from 2007-10 ... an honorable mention All-American (Pro Football Weekly) and first-team All-Pac-10 choice as a senior in 2010 after two consecutive honorable mention All-Pac-10 campaigns in 2008 and 2009. With his out going personality it wouldn’t a surprise to see him on the booth after his playing days have come and gone. Close to 290 pounds but in the Justin Tuck mold along with a hand shake that could crush coconuts, man is strong. Bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow here today is the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, host by Bo Marchionte.

Three of the most talented players at their respected position join the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show On Location at the 2011 Senior Bowl. The trio are perfecting there combine/pro-day skills at Athletes First while reflecting on being in Mobile for the 2011 Senior Bowl. Bringing you the NFL stars of tomorrow here today it’s the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, hosted by Bo Marchionte.

Personally will always be one of my most memorable interviews. While waiting in Dallas for the flight to Mobile, Alabama for the 2011 Senior Bowl Charles Clay and I bumped into one another and ended up on the same flight. Clay is the jack-of-all-trades type player. Finished second the Tulsa history with 38 touchdowns the four year starter is listed as halfback/fullback but the eyes in Mobile might want to see him a tight end as well the former Hurricanes finished his career with 189 catches and his freshman season he went over 1,000 yards receiving. On location at the 2011 Senior Bowl bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow to you today is the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, host by Bo Marchionte.

Angelo State might have the next version of New England Patriots Danny Woodhead in Garrett Tidwell. Tidwell was exceptional in the Cactus Bowl and earned Offensive MVP honors as well as being voted Best Hands during the All-American Bowl. The list doesn’t stop there for Tidwell being named to the2010 D2 All-American team as a kick and punt returner. Bringing tomorrows NFL stars on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight today, host by Bo Marchionte.

Injuries can mask the talent allowing smart teams to pass on elite talent. Green Bay Packers James Starks rushed for 1,333 and over 5o catches his junior season but he wouldn't play his senior season due to a shoulder injury. UTEP running back Donald Buckram shares close to the same story, in 2009 Buckram rushed for 1,594 for 6.2ypc earning First Team Conference USA honors. Buckram would miss five games and never get on the work horse pace of 2009. Work horse doesn't go without prove during his 2009 season from the fifth week of the season until the second from last game Buckram averaged 29.2 carries per game, can some one say gitty up! Bringing the NFL stars of tomorrow here today on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show, host by Bo Marchionte.