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Notes from Tuesday;

- It is being reported that Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant won’t be able to workout at his school’s Pro Day and will rather hold his own workout on March 25th. I’m beginning to wonder how bad this injury this that forced Dez out of the Combine workouts. He’s doing everything but helping himself right now, with no Combine workout and continuing to delay his workout; scouts haven’t seen him on the field since the first month of the season, so they are starting to wonder if something is up. Is his injury more serious than he originally let on? We’ll just have to wait and see.

The link above also mentions the fact that Perrish Cox won’t be allowed to workout at the Cowboys’ Pro Day due to him being suspended for the Cotton Bowl at the end of the season. Cox has several off-field questions and concerns, which is a big reason why he could be in for a fall on draft day.

- One player whose stock is currently on fire is Missouri linebacker Sean Weatherspoon. The former Tiger star is quietly moving up draft boards, and after his workout at the Combine, I’d be shocked if he slipped out of the first round. I’ve considered moving Sean ahead of Sergio Kindle as the top outside linebacker in this year’s draft.

- Some people consider Anthony Dixon to be this year’s version of Shonn Greene.

Shawn Zobel, owner and publisher of Draft Headquarters, is a nationally recognized expert on ranking college football players. Every year he has proven to be one of the most accurate and reliable sources for player selection in the draft. Shawn’s opinions and draft rankings are used by national publications and throughout internet forums. Shawn lives in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area.

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