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Buster Poindexter could have been singing about California Golden Bears Brett Johnson draft stock with the song “Hot Hot Hot” after Johnson blew the minds of the NFL watchful at Cal’s Pro Day. Pushing a 4.3 forty along with a 42.5 inch vertical setting a Cal school record with the leap forced teams to go back and regrade the safety. Find out who Johnson models his game after as well as the former PAC-10 coach now in the NFL who had him in for a visit on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show host by Bo Marchionte. Regular listeners on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight this is one you won’t want to miss. www.nfldraftbible.com

Arizona State’s leading rusher over the last three seasons and 2009 All-PAC 10 running back Dimitri Nance joins host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. Nance was invited to the East/West Shine game and made the most of his audition in front of the NFL coaches on hand bringing a terrific blend vision and lower body power while having the ability to catch the ball very well out of the backfield. Find out who is interested in him from the NFL on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. www.nfldraftbible.com

NFL Draft Bible Founder Rick Serritella ticks you down to the 2010 NFL Draft in primetime! Check back as special guests will be announced. NFL Draft Bible is "The Leading Authority on the NFL Draft." Be sure to follow our live pick-by-pick coverage on Twitter @NFLDraftBible. 13 days and counting...Call-in#: (347) 945-6275

Rotoworld's Gregg Rosenthal joins host Bo Marchionte for a half hour show of the latest football fantasy talk around. Phone lines are open and the chat room will be full when fantasy insight goes up to another level.

The next Wes Welker? Just might be and you can hear Andre Robertson the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show hosted by Bo Marchionte. Earning the Senior Bowl and Combine invites Roberts isn't a sleeper by any stretch and his college numbers speak volumes to what kind of player he is with a 9 catch, 153 yard, and one touchdown performance against Clemson Roberts can shine against the best out there. Adding in his Citadel background and the ability of returning kicks and punts helping to be the Bulldogs offensive leader in total yards in 2009, Robert has all arrows pointing way up with the NFL Draft only days away. www.nfldraftbible.com

Impressive in his size at 6'5" and 226 Pat Simonds isn't your typical wideout. Colgate Coach Dan Hunt said "he is an automatic completion vs. man coverage" but the modest Simonds would say otherwise. Being invited to the East/West Shrine Game and performing at the Fordham Pro Day and catching passes from John Skelton the for Colgate Raider has been able to show case his talents up close for the NFL world to see which is the biggest challenge coming from a smaller school. Join host Bo Marchionte with one of the more intriguing prospects of the draft in Colgate’s Pat Simonds on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. www.nfldraftbible.com

Kyle Bosworth plays tough and proved to the curious minds from the NFL that his number's match up with the best linebackers after he placed in the top three at the Scouting Combine in several drills and posted a very quick 4.58 forty during his Pro Day. Playing with his twin brother Korey on the UCLA defense as well as having Brian Bosworth as an uncle makes this a great listen to any fan of the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. www.nfldraftbible.com

Draft Digest Weekly Presented By All Access Football is the premiere show on the NFL Draft, featuring inside analysis and exclusive interviews. Special Defensive Back Preview Show with guest Javier Arenas of your National Champion Alabama Crimson Tide. Hosted by Daniel Mogollon, Ralph Mancini & Justin Van Fulpen. Be sure to follow our live pick-by-pick coverage of the 2010 NFL Draft on Twitter @NFLDraftBible. Call-in#: (347) 945-6275

When you’re done listening to Pittsburgh Panthers TE Nate Byham you will want to go hit somebody with some pads on. The intensity oozes through the radio as he talks about his passion to not only play football but to hit some body on the field. With a terrific Pro Day along with an invitation to the Scouting Combine Byham is on the road to the NFL. Join host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show with Panther Nate Byham. www.nfldraftbible.com

No one would of questioned if Carlton Mitchell 6’3” and 212 pounds didn’t run his forty over again after posting a 4.49 at the Scouting Combine placing him with the top receivers in that category. Mitchell could have used his South Florida Pro Day to simply run some routes and meet with teams. But he showed the desire to execute the drill one more time and he left those on hand witnessing some blazing numbers, scouts had Mitchell as low as 4.40 and 4.42. Wow! Mitchell can get up to speed very quickly and reminds me of Brandon Marshall without the headaches, which translates into one fantastic football player. Join host Bo Marchionte with special guest Carlton Mitchell as he talks about his March 30th Pro Day and his thoughts moving forward. www.nfldraftbible.com

Talk about lighting in a bottle put on the football field look no further than today’s guest on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show than Southern Illinois RB Deji Karim. Posting 4.40 and 4.43 forty times during his workout at Northwerstern’s Pro Day, Deji tips the scales at 209 standing at only 5.8”, talk about compact body with speed to boot. Going back to the early 1980’s he reminds me of the New York Giants RB Joe Morris who stood right around 5’7” but that didn’t stop from becoming one of the leagues top backs during his career. Join host Bo Marchionte with one of the most interesting prospects of the draft Southern Illinois, Deji Karim. www.nfldraftbible.com

Pro Day’s give the players that one shot to hit it out of the ball park and Wisconsin Badgers safety Chris Maragos was Babe Ruth on March 10th when the blazed a 4.47 forty time. Maragos a former walk-on at Western Michigan has played his way into the Big-Ten earning Big-Ten Honorable Mention in 2009 proving that he belongs with college footballs best. Size, speed and character all test off the charts and don’t forget versatility as well since Maragos played wide receiver at Western Michigan behind Green Bay Packers Greg Jennings. The NFL is taking notice of today’s guest on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show and so should you; don’t miss the chance to get up close with Chris Maragos from Wisconsin. Hosted by Bo Marchionte. www.nfldraftbibe.com

One of the purest pass rushers in this years up coming NFL Draft Florida’s Carlos Dunlap joins host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. Dunlap has the athleticism to play 4-3 DE or 3-4 OLB. Concerns over a December DUI have pushed Dunlap’s stock down but what should point it back up is that it’s his only incident and he did lead the Gators in total sacks the last two seasons. Don't miss the chance to hear a player who could very well become the face of your defense over the next tens seasons, he's that good, here on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show. www.nfldraftbible.com

Join NFL Draft Bible President Daniel Mogollon, Executive Editor Ralph Mancini and Draft Guru Justin VanFulpen as we talk...what else...NFL Draft. From the All-Star games, the NFL Scouting Combine and school pro days, every week we will bring you players to watch and the latest news from the leading authority on the NFL Draft.

Casey Bender offensive lineman for the South Dakota State Jackrabbits joins host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show.

Comparing today’s guest Tunde Ogun to a 1970 454 Chevelle SS would be a great example of one of America’s per muscle cars and being built like linebacker Tunde for sure fits that the stereotype. The NFL Draft Bible welcomes back one of its show favorite’s running back Tunde Ogun from Christopher Newport. Ogun was recruited by D-I schools coming out of high school before playing for the Captains at the D-III level. The skill set is there along with a 4.52 forty time on a big back frame of 6’0” at 218 pounds. Join host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show.

When he arrived at Fordham to play for the Rams John Skelton weighed around 215 on his 6’3” frame and bit lanky by NFL standards. Filling out his now 6’5” frame Skelton weights 243 and compares his style to that of Ben Roethlisberger due the ability to take a absorbing a hit and still being able to find the open man. Skelton is picking up a lot of attention as the final days before April 22nd NFL draft draw closer. Join host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show with John Skelton. www.nfldraftbible.com

One of the top prospects in the entire draft joins host Bo Marchionte on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show that athlete is none other than safety Eric Berry from Tennessee. Berry is described to be a mix of Ed Reed and Troy Polamalu combined. Gifted at playing corner or safety Eric’s also has a deep passion to bring life back to his old football field where he used to play. Allegiant Athletic Agency (A3) who represent Eric have been hard at work putting together the Eric Berry Foundation which will go to help bring Duncan Park a nice face lift the field he played on as a child and now his father runs a youth football program. Draft Bible listeners this is one show you won’t want to miss with a player who’s passion for giving back shines as much as his on the field play.

Pat Paschall running back from North Dakota State Bisons was the leading rusher in the East/West Shrine Game and also earned a invitation to the Scouting Combine. Now's your chance to get to know him up close on the NFL Draft Bible Player Spotlight Show hosted by Bo Marchionte. www.nfldraftbible.com

The veteran defensive lineman joins us to talk about the Buffalo Bills, switching schemes to a 3-4 defense and his foundation (www.marcusstroudfoundation.com). We talk about the different possibilities for the Bills at quarterback position, including Donovan McNabb, Michael Vick, Daunte Culpepper, as well as drafting a quarterback. Stroud also gives us his take in the 2010 class of defensive tackle. Suh or McCoy? Mount Cody or Dan Williams at nose tackle? He also gives some love to Bulldogs Geno Atkins and Jeff Owens. Hosted by Daniel Mogollon. 16 Minutes.