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OLB10 - Earl Everett, Florida	NFL.com Profile
Height: 6-2 Weight: 238 40 yard dash: 4.88 Grade: 66
Strengths: Earl Everett is a smooth player who has fluid hips, can assist a team in pass defense as well as run defense. Like many other linebackers, Earl Everett seems play his best when he is protected by his defensive tackles, when he is given space on the field to fly around and make ferocious tackles. Earl Everett has excellent height and has the coverage skills to cover a tight end. Weaknesses: His 40 time at the combine was an eye-opener, but it was in a bad way. 4.88 is not a time you want to see linebackers in the National Football League run. He needs coaching, he doesn’t diagnose a play quickly enough to react to it on many occasions. If blockers get to him, he can not get away on occasion, so he needs to work on his hands and his footwork. Overall: Earl Everett has been the antithesis of Stewart Bradley as his stock just continues to decline and slide more and more as the 2007 NFL Draft approaches. He seems to be one of the dreaded “product of the system” type players. Earl Everett was once thought to be a boarder line first round prospect, unfortunately for his sake, he is now looking at a boarder line day one prospect.