Scouting Report
The good: Athletic senior linebacker has been a very productive and versatile defender. He has the athleticism that NFL scouts want in a premier pro linebacker. He runs well and make tackles sideline to sideline. In run support, he combines both quickness and power to grade out high. He has the ability to shed and slip blockers. Over his final season, he displayed improvement in his ability to drop in coverage and make plays on the ball. When he plays with high intensity, he can make plays late on the down that others never finish. He has improved his instincts late in his career.
The bad: He is still raw in pass coverage, and that probably limits him to a two-down player. He shows only marginal awareness in coverage and his change of direction skills are only adequate. His recognition skills to match up with running backs and tight ends is suspect and not ready for any type of nickel backer role with coverage duties. Over his career, he has struggled with durability. He missed time with an ankle injury as a junior. He did not fully participate in the NFL Combine due to a bruised knee.
Beau Bell
Outside Linebacker
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 210 pounds
Class Year: So
Experience: 1V
Hometown: Tustin, CA
High School: Tustin
Draft
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Top 32 Prospects for the 2010 NFL Draft
1. Ndamukong Suh DT Nebraska
Playmaker on the inside who can penetrate and take over games.
2. Gerald McCoy DT Oklahoma
True difference-maker who's a force against the run and the pass.
3. Eric Berry S Tennessee
Extremely athletic, physical, instinctive ballhawk in the secondary.
4. Dez Bryant WR Oklahoma State
Prolific pass catcher with all of the tools to be a stud #1 wideout.
5. Russell Okung OT Oklahoma State
Fantastic all - around left tackle excels as a pass and run blocker.
6. Joe Haden CB Florida
Great athlete with prototypical blend of height, weight and speed.
7. Trent Williams OT Oklahoma
Excellent all-around blocker who is capable of playing either side.
8. Bryan Bulaga OT Iowa
Physical blocker with a nasty disposition and well-rounded game.
9. Jimmy Clausen QB Notre Dame
Physical tools are more than adequate and has a terrific pedigree.
10. Sam Bradford QB Oklahoma
Elite intangibles and accuracy but has health / pedigree concerns.
11. Rolando McClain ILB Alabama
Total package with outstanding measurables and top intangibles.
12. Mike Iupati OG Idaho
Athletic, naturally strong, physical blocker who is still improving.
13. Anthony Davis OT Rutgers
This year's most naturally gifted blocker but has character issues.
14. Derrick Morgan DE Georgia Tech
Not particularly flashy but plays both the pass and run effectively.
15. Sergio Kindle OLB Texas
Great athlete and superb pass rusher who might fit best in a 3-4.
16. Taylor Mays S Southern Cal
Physical freak who is built like a linebacker and runs like a corner.
17. Sean Weatherspoon OLB Missouri
An active playmaker who has a knack for being around the action.
18. C.J. Spiller RB Clemson
Can be a dangerous threat as a runner, receiver and return man.
19. Jermaine Gresham TE Oklahoma
Dynamic pass catcher with a terrific blend of size and athleticism.
20. Jason Pierre-Paul DE South Florida
Awfully raw but an extraordinary athlete with unlimited potential.
21. Earl Thomas S Texas
Young and relatively inexperienced but is a fast, athletic ballhawk.
22. Brandon Graham DE Michigan
Über - productive pass rusher is eerily similar to LaMarr Woodley.
23. Kyle Wilson CB Boise State
Just average size but feisty with great speed and is a playmaker.
24. Maurkice Pouncey C Florida
Total package and the rare center who carries a first round grade.
25. Carlos Dunlap DE Florida
Freakish physical tools and talent but is still raw and inconsistent.
26. Dan Williams DT Tennessee
Space-eater with ability to play nose tackle in either a 4-3 or 3-4.
27. Demaryius Thomas WR Georgia Tech
Requires projection but possesses rare blend of size and speed.
28. Jared Odrick DT Penn State
Well-rounded with an excellent motor and good triangle numbers.
29. Golden Tate WR Notre Dame
Athletic Steve Smith-clone who plays like a much bigger wideout.
30. Vladimir Ducasse OT Massachusetts
Massive (6-4?, 332) small school star who can play LT, RT or OG.
31. Jahvid Best RB California
Big play threat with electrifying speed; also tough for a little guy.
32. Patrick Robinson CB Florida State
Amazing athlete with all the physical tools but is too inconsistent.
