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I'm here to state a fact, so that next year this time you can look back and remember what I said. Jeremy Horne, WR from UMASS whose measurables and numbers have exceeded all expectations and surpassed nearly all of top 20 receivers will be the top surprise receiver of this draft. His best 40 at 4.39 is just the beginning. Remember this kid transferred from Syracuse, had a great junior season and although his senior year numbers were not as good, all the scouts who have seen and interviewed him know exactly what they are witnessing. His character as a person is second to none in this draft.

STEVENSON E. SYLVESTER “SLY” UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

PROS
Sylvester is 21 years old, 6′2 1/8, 232 lbs with 33 ¼ inch arms and 10 ¼ inch hands. He ran a 4.63 forty at the combine. Sylvester is a knowledgeable, experienced, and competitive linebacker with a high motor who is always around the ball. He is a consistent sideline-to-sideline athlete with above average read and react skills. He has the ability to stop a runner in his tracks and pursue a tight end and back in the open field. Excellent edge and gap rusher, great first step, uses his hands well, maintains leverage, and takes the rights angles to consistently make plays. Has the ability to stack and shed and pursue in traffic. He is an impressive wrap up tackler and can lay the big hit. He really excels in big games; appears to love the bright lights.

Sylvester was invited to the 2010 NFL combine and the 2010 East West Shrine Game. He is a four-year starter for a very good Utah Defense. He was a key contributor in a defense that finished in the top 15 in total defense in each of the last 3years, two-year team captain, unanimously selected to the 2009 MWC First Team, led team in tackles 81, 2009 Poinsettia Bowl Defensive MVP, 2008 MWC Second Team, and 2007 MWC Honorable Mention. In December 2009, Sylvester graduated from college in 3 ½ years taking 52 credits in his last year at Utah. He is a high character prospect and is leader on and off the field.

CONS
Sylvester’s Pro Day numbers are not impressive, but these numbers are not indicative of his play and speed on the field. He will need to learn better techniques to shed blockers and fight through traffic. He is underweight for some linebacker positions and schemes. He has continued to add weight through his college career; added ten pounds prior to the 2008 season, ten pounds prior to the 2009 season, and has added seven pounds since the East West Shrine Game and has maintained this weight.

OVERALL
Sylvester is an excellent outside linebacker with a lot of upside. He will best fit into a 4-3 or hybrid defensive scheme. He can play inside or outside in coverage and makes plays all over the field. He is a guided missile on Special Teams. Sylvester will need to be coached up a little in using his hands to shed blockers and improve his technique getting to the quarterback. Depending on his position in the NFL he may need to add another ten pounds to frame. With his history he is more than capable of putting on good weight.

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