With his individual workout set for March 14 at Gainesville, all the talk right now centers around the possibility of Warren becoming the second overall pick to the Arizona Cardinals. I've also heard that the Seattle Seahawks, who are in desperate need of a big time DT, may have an interest in dealing up to acquire Warren's services. With the focus now on Walker possessing the skill level to operate at left tackle in the NFL, his value definitely increases. Remember, he worked at left tackle during fall practice this past August and was a starter at that spot during his prep days. But some questions are arising as to whether McAllister belongs among the elite prospects at the top of Round 1.
Durability is the primary concern.
Obviously, it will be critical for McAllister to deliver an eye-catching performance during his individual workout. I've been saying all year that Hutchinson isn't a pure guard only but brings with him the versatility and talent to move outside if that's where he's needed the most. With his awesome computer numbers working together with his productivity and dominance on the football field, Smith has begun his move back up into the top part of the draft. I've been hearing that the Cincinnati Bengals are intrigued with his overall ability. Heap is such a factor in the pass offense that his impact in the NFL could easily be viewed in the same regard as what Tony Gonzalez has meant to the Chiefs.