WR A.J. Green, Georgia (6'4, 212) -- He could've had a much bigger game, stats-wise, but Murray was missing throws all over the place (Gary Danielson is one annoying commentator: It's *always* somebody else's fault but the quarterback's). Stronger than he looks, can take a hit and has room to add muscle to his frame without sacrificing speed or agility. His hands are tremendous -- he can make any catch, at any time -- and once he bulks up a bit he'll do a better job boxing out corners and safeties. His routes could also be a little crisper, but it's not a real issue.

CB Janoris Jenkins, Florida (5'11, 186) -- This guy is becoming one of my favorite corners of the draft class. His interception was perfectly played -- he read hitch all the way, even after Green's hard release, and showed sick ball skills to snag it over a long-armed receiver that's five inches taller. Great technique.

He followed Green around a good bit, though he wasn't on him the entire game. The knock on him is size, more so bulk than height, but he's now outplayed two legit, bigger NFL receivers in Julio and Green.

RB Jeff Demps, Florida (5'8, 185) -- Possible kick returner in the NFL, and he has experience on coverage and block teams as well. His actual running style on offense is quite limited; amazing speed but he's a pillow with cleats inside the tackles and gets away with running laterally in college.