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Date Added: April 22, 2008 07:17:01 AM
When it comes to finding talent in the draft, no place is too remote for scouts, general managers, and coaches. Teams largely have finished their player evaluations, and their travels have taken them to some interesting places. Two of the top cornerback prospects, Leodis McKelvin and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, went to Troy and Tennessee State, respectively, and are first-round locks, showing ...

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