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by Dan Kadar on Dec 6, 2011 8:01 AM EST

Orlando Sentinel - Miami's Tommy Streeter and Marcus Forston declare for NFL Draft
Miami Hurricanes receiver Tommy Streeter and defensive tackle Marcus Forston, both redshirt juniors, have decided to declare early for the NFL Draft. School officials confirmed Monday afternoon that Streeter and Forston have signed with agent Drew Rosenhaus, who Hurricanes teammates Jacory Harris and Sean Spence have also signed with.

Washington Post - Virginia Tech CB Jayron Hosley will look int NFL Draft prospects
Virginia Tech Coach Frank Beamer said Monday junior cornerback Jayron Hosley plans to file paperwork with the NFL draft advisory board to gauge whether or not he should forgo his senior season and enter the 2012 NFL draft. Hosley joins running back David Wilson as Hokies’ players who are exploring an early leap to the professional ranks.

NFL.com - Stanford QB Andrew LucK: I'm 'absolutely' prepared to try the NFL
Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck said Monday night that he intends to apply for entry into the 2012 NFL Draft. When asked about his plans for next year, Luck told ESPN, "I think I'm going to hopefully play professional football if a team will have me." He then said he was "absolutely" prepared to go to the NFL after this season.

Tuscon Citizen - Positive signs for Nick Foles' draft status
Arizona Wildcats quarterback Nick Foles has plenty of work ahead as he prepares for the NFL Draft, but one draft analyst sees him as a guy teams can project as a starter.

National Football Post - Scout's corner: Ranking the draft' top five QB prospects
Observations and analysis from the 14th week of the college football season, including thoughts about some of the nation’s top prospects on both sides of the football.

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I have been wondering whether players would be fleeing Miami’s NCAA mess. I guess the answer is yes. Streeter and Forston IMO are mid-round guys that could have pushed up far with good senior seasons. Forston is not as good as last year’s Miami tweener, Bailey. Streeter I understand a bit more because he’s getting a new QB, that’s an unknown.

Armstrong is another guy that needs to prove himself and stay a year.

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by ct17 on Dec 6, 2011 1:35 PM EST reply actions

Bailey was TERRIBLE. He was too slow and stiff to play DE and was too small and lacked an anchor to play DT. At least Forston has a position in the NFL.

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by d-jackfan10 on Dec 6, 2011 2:21 PM EST up reply actions

Interesting to see Forston come out

there’s talent there, no question, his technique is pretty bad though. At his height, he’s plays way too high. I would highly consider him in the 3rd round, but I doubt yo will get an impact from him his first 1-2 years.

Hopefully Hosley comes out. I really like him as a prospect. He’s one of the guys I expect EFX to look for in the 2nd-3rd round

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by DBroncs1414 on Dec 6, 2011 3:52 PM EST reply actions