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‘"I’m expecting to go in the first round," he said. "I know I’m not going to go the second pick like I was supposed to, but all the things I did and how hard I’m working, I should be back in the first round."’

‘Everyone tells Jannie Jones that her son, Willis McGahee, lost $10 million the night Ohio State safety Will Allen pummeled him in the national championship game, leaving the University of Miami’s greatest tailback with three torn knee ligaments and his NFL career in jeopardy.’

‘”His quickness off the line of scrimmage is remarkable and at times, it seems as if he knows the snap count better than the offensive linemen,” said draft analyst Patrick Kerney.’

‘Kiper has him going to the 49ers with the 26th pick in the first round. Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News has him going to Denver with the 20th.’

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‘I’ve been told I could be picked anywhere from the middle of the first round to the end of the first round.’

‘I have a pretty good idea what to expect at the Combine. I know it is not going to be a lot of fun. I’m planning on a tiresome, grueling three or four days. But I know how important it is. Right now I’m hearing I could go as high as the middle of the first round, but there is still a long time before the draft. Grant Wistrom went into the combine projected in the middle of the first round a few years ago, had a great combine and ended up being picked sixth.’

‘I interviewed with about 20 or 25 teams during the Combine and I had interviewed with about 10 at the Senior Bowl, so I think I’ve talked to all 32 teams. The interviews were much more organized than what I’d heard about in the past. They ran from 6 to 11 in the evening. Every morning you got a card with the time of your interviews. It listed the team, the room number and the time of the interview. The interviews could not last longer than 15 minutes, so everything was kept on a tight schedule.’

‘I don’t have a real good feel yet for which team will end up taking me in the draft. The teams that have worked me out recently all seem very interested, but it is really hard to tell. One of the teams I felt most confident about (Kansas City), just signed a free agent defensive end, so you never can tell. My goal is just to get drafted as high as possible and play a role this season.’

‘Saturday morning, I’m hoping to sleep in a little bit, get up and eat a big meal and then just head to the couch and watch the draft like anyone else. Hopefully, I’ll hear my name called somewhere in the first round. I think every team gets 20 minutes for their pick in the first round, so it will be a long process.’

‘Q: What kind of player/person will the NFL be getting in you? A: I would say they are getting a good person, smart, hard worker, and someone that will give his all to help his team win. Where ever I go I just to keep getting better as a player and strive to do the best job possible for that team.’

‘In his final collegiate season, Kelsay started every game at right end and collected a career-high 52 tackles. He also had 12 quarterback pressures and a forced fumble.’

Has good athleticism with above average speed, quickness, body control and change of direction agility for his position…Has explosive acceleration off the snap… Plays with proper knee bend and leverage, flashing the ability to jolt the offensive linemen coming on the pass rush.

Positives: Has good athleticism with above-average speed, quickness, body control and change-of-direction agility for his position. Has explosive acceleration off the snap. Plays with proper knee bend and leverage, flashing the ability to jolt the offensive linemen coming on the pass rush. Will flatten and squeeze vs. down blocks and fights pressure well on reach blocks. Shows good hand usage to keep blockers off him while maintaining separation. Aggressive hitter who will square up and wrap, bringing his hips properly to drive behind his hits. Consistently finds ways to bring the ball carriers down. Plays on his feet, using his hands effectively to protect his legs vs. low blocks. Has good back side chase quickness and a solid burst to get to the passer. Flips his hips properly and shows good rip-and-swim moves when bending the corner. Plays with all-out determination and effort. Displays good take-off quickness generating the pass rush. Adequate dropping off in pass coverage and will come off in a two-point stance in blitzing situations.

Negatives: Lacks the top-end speed to consistently beat blockers around the corner. Has very good pass rush instincts, but lacks the power to hold ground vs. run blocks directed right at him. Lets the blockers get into his chest too much when trying to move through the pile. Does not do an effective job handling low trash, struggling with agility to keep his feet moving when redirecting inside. Has good hand usage, except when engaging blockers (can’t free up as he allows blockers to lock on to him). Does not have the leg drive to take on pulling offensive guards on the traps. Does a nice job of chasing down the ball when left unblocked on the back side, but when he has to defeat a blocker, he will generally lose that battle.

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