"NFL Combine stock report: Who's up, who's down among Alabama's 12 draft prospects?"

[WALL-E]

NFL Combine stock report: Who's up, who's down among Alabama's 12 draft prospects?

By Andrew Gribble | agribble@al.com
Published February 27, 2014, 09:47:32 AM

One more breakdown of the Crimson Tide's 12 representatives at the NFL Combine. Read more...

[Chechem]

Stock up

WR Kevin Norwood - The sure-handed pass catcher has shined in every capacity since the Sugar Bowl. He proved more than capable at the Senior Bowl and ran a solid 40-yard dash time at the Combine to elevate his stock beyond the seventh round/free agent range. Norwood's healthy at the right time and is showing why his work ethic was always among the most respected on the team.

QB AJ McCarron - His decision to throw in front of hundreds of scouts, coaches and general managers was viewed as a major positive. His performance was among the best of the quarterbacks who opted to throw at the Combine and appeared to solidify his status as the No. 5 quarterback in the draft.

LB Adrian Hubbard - Some still view him as a man without a position, but the Combine allowed the former basketball player to verify his top-tier athleticism. His arms are longer than any linebacker in the draft -- and it's not even close -- and his 40-yard dash and vertical leap were among the best in his position group. Senior Bowl Executive Director Phil Savage called it "his best effort all year." ...

Good article.   

[2Stater]

Stock up

WR Kevin Norwood - The sure-handed pass catcher has shined in every capacity since the Sugar Bowl. He proved more than capable at the Senior Bowl and ran a solid 40-yard dash time at the Combine to elevate his stock beyond the seventh round/free agent range. Norwood's healthy at the right time and is showing why his work ethic was always among the most respected on the team.

QB AJ McCarron - His decision to throw in front of hundreds of scouts, coaches and general managers was viewed as a major positive. His performance was among the best of the quarterbacks who opted to throw at the Combine and appeared to solidify his status as the No. 5 quarterback in the draft.

LB Adrian Hubbard - Some still view him as a man without a position, but the Combine allowed the former basketball player to verify his top-tier athleticism. His arms are longer than any linebacker in the draft -- and it's not even close -- and his 40-yard dash and vertical leap were among the best in his position group. Senior Bowl Executive Director Phil Savage called it "his best effort all year." ...

Good article.   

Very good news on these 3. 

[ricky023]

I was sure hoping Cyrus coming out early would not hurt him but I am afraid it is. As this article shows but not to give big man. RTR!

[Catch Prothro]

Don't forget Ha Ha.

S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix - He performed in every drill and looked good doing it. As Pro Bowl cornerback Joe Haden said as Clinton-Dix went through a position drill, "he looks legit." Whether or not Clinton-Dix is the top safety in the draft remains to be seen, but he certainly didn't hurt himself in his pursuit to be selected ahead of Louisville's Calvin Pryor. 

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