Quote:Zach Kerr/DT/Delaware: Shrine practices are an opportunity for small-school players to prove they can play at a big-league level, and that's exactly what Kerr did on Monday. The powerful lineman was explosive and showed a variety of skill. On one play, Kerr annihilated John Urschel of Penn State. Later, he looked fluid moving about the field in pursuit of the action. The ability to clog the gaps as well as make plays behind the line of scrimmage or in lateral pursuit will surely enhance Kerr's draft grade.



Jay Bromley/DT/Syracuse: Bromley was a one-man wrecking crew on Monday, a force too powerful to stop. Just about every time he lined up, Bromley penetrated the line of scrimmage and collapsed the pocket. During full scrimmage, he devoured double-team blocks, pushing multiple linemen off the ball to disrupt the action. And though Bromley looked a bit one-dimensional in his game, he was dominant in that single dimension.