2014 Senior Bowl: Complete List of Weigh-in Results for Every Prospect

The 2014 Senior Bowl got underway in the charming city of Mobile, Alabama, on Monday, January 20th with the official weigh-ins of all the NFL draft prospects in attendance. 

Performed in a large convention center ball room on a stage with stadium seating and floor chairs in front, the weigh-in process couldn't have been much more of a spectacle. 

Scouts, general mangers, head coaches, coordinators and media members looked in and furiously jotted down the heights and weights of all 110 Senior Bowl participants. 

The weigh-in list is below. As an example, a height listing of "6037" means 6'3" and 7/10 of an inch.

First Name	Last Name	Position	College	Height	Weight
Jared	Abbrederis	WR	Wisconsin	6007	189
Chris	Borland	OLB	Wisconsin	5113	245
Chris	Boswell	K	Rice	6020	183
Tajh	Boyd	QB	Clemson	6006	222
Jonathan	Brown	OLB	Illinois	6004	224
Deone	Bucannon	SAF	Washington St	6007	216
Mike	Campanaro	WR	Wake Forest	5093	191
Will	Clarke	DE	West Virginia	6061	271
Kain	Colter	WR	Northwestern	5106	199
Pierre	Desir	CB	Lindenwood	6011	195
Ahmad	Dixon	SAF	Baylor	5114	205
Aaron	Donald	DT	Pittsburgh	6007	288
Kadeem	Edwards	OG	Tennessee St	6041	309
Shaq	Evans	WR	UCLA	6006	210
C.J.	Fiedorowicz	TE	Iowa	6055	262
David	Fluellen	RB	Toledo	5112	226
James	Gayle	DE	Virginia Tech	6035	255
Ra'Shede	Hageman	DT	Minnesota	6060	318
Seantrel	Henderson	OT	Miami (FL)	6067	331
Robert	Herron	WR	Wyoming	5087	193
Ryan	Hewitt	FB	Stanford	6040	246
Gator	Hoskins	TE	Marshall	6011	244
Josh	Huff	WR	Oregon	5110	201
Marqueston	Huff	CB	Wyoming	5110	198
Jeff	Janis	WR	Saginaw Valley	6022	212
Stanley	Jean-Baptiste	CB	Nebraska	6023	215
Dontae	Johnson	CB	NC State	6020	199
DaQuan	Jones	DT	Penn State	6034	323
Christian	Kirksey	ILB	Iowa	6016	234
Tyler	Larsen	OC	Utah State	6039	317
Nevin	Lawson	CB	Utah State	5097	184
Isaiah	Lewis	SAF	Michigan State	5110	205
Brandon	Linder	OG	Miami (FL)	6053	316
Zack	Martin	OT	Notre Dame	6041	305
Kareem	Martin	DE	North Carolina	6057	272
Jack	Mewhort	OT	Ohio State	6055	306
Stephen	Morris	QB	Miami (FL)	6016	208
Trent	Murphy	DE	Stanford	6053	252
Tyler	Ott	LS	Harvard	6026	252
Jacob	Pedersen	TE	Wisconsin	6031	242
Cyril	Richardson	OG	Baylor	6044	343
Weston	Richburg	OC	Colorado State	6034	300
Michael	Sam	OLB	Missouri	6015	260
Tyler	Schofield	OT	Michigan	6065	303
Charles	Sims	RB	West Virginia	5117	214
Marcus	Smith	OLB	Louisville	6034	258
Dez	Southward	SAF	Wisconsin	6001	206
Shamar	Stephen	DT	Uconn	6045	308
Logan	Thomas	QB	Virginia Tech	6056	250
Brandon	Thomas	OT	Clemson	6034	316
Kirby	Van Der Kamp	P	Iowa State	6036	202
Jimmie	Ward	SAF	Northern Illinois	5103	191
James	White	RB	Wisconsin	5090	206
Jordan	Zumwalt	OLB	UCLA	6040	231
Zumwalt	OLB	UCLA	6040	231	8 1/2

Notes

• For a speedy slot wideout who could find himself in a Wes Welker-esque role at the next level, Wake Forest receiver Michael Campanaro is solidly built at 5'9 and 3/10 of an inch and 191 pounds. He looked thick in the upper body. 
• Pittsburgh defensive lineman Aaron Donald wasn't expected to weigh in at a "traditional" defensive tackle size, but at 6'0" an 7/10 of an inch and 288 pounds, he was the most impressive physical specimen on the North squad. His shoulders and arms are bulky and defined and his lower half is massive.
• Nebraska's Stanley Jean-Baptiste is one large cornerback, which bodes well for him in today's NFL. Although he wasn't shredded, at 6'2 and 3/10 of an inch and 215 pounds, he'll draw plenty of interest around the league based on his size alone.
• Virginia Tech quarterback Logan Thomas is nearly as big as advertised at 6'5" and 3/4 of an inch and 250 pounds. He wasn't lacking in strength department. 
• Miami offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson is massive as expected, but his physique isn't particularly defined. For as powerful as he is, he could actually add some muscle while getting a little leaner.
• Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd's measurement at just 6'0'' is a bit disappointing yet not stunning.
  
  

First Name	Last Name	Position	Collge	Height	Weight
Walk	Aikens	CB	Liberty	6005	205
Antonio	Andrews	RB	W.Kentucky	5101	225
Jeremiah	Attaochu	OLB	Georgia Tech	6032	252
Lamin	Barrow	OLB	LSU	6012	229
Joel	Bitonio	OT	Nevada	6040	307
Terrence	Brooks	S	Florida St	5110	197
Derek	Carr	QB	Fresno State	6021	215
Deandre	Coleman	DT	California	6050	315
Aaron	Colvin	CB	Oklahoma	5113	186
Mike	Davis	WR	Texas	6002	193
Justin	Davis	CB	Auburn	5096	201
Justin	Ellis	DT	Louisiana Tech	6017	342
David	Fales	QB	San Jose State	6013	220
Dee	Ford	DE	Auburn	6021	243
Jimmy	Garoppolo	QB	E.Illinois	6022	219
Ryan	Grant	WR	Tulane	6002	197
Jon	Halapio	OG	Florida	6034	320
Cody	Hoffman	WR	BYU	6037	218
Adrian	Hubbard	OLB	Alabama	6057	255
Gabe	Ikard	OC	Oklahoma	6032	302
Gabe	Jackson	OG	Mississippi St	6033	339
Ja'Wuan	James	OT	Tennessee	6061	315
Marcel	Jensen	TE	Fresno State	6053	264
Wesley	Johnson	OG	Vanderbilt	6052	290
Christian	Jones	OLB	Florida St	6033	234
Kenny	Ladler	SAF	Vanderbilt	6001	200
Craig	Loston	SAF	LSU	6003	214
Arthur	Lynch	TE	Georgia	6044	258
Cody	Mandell	P	Alabama	6022	216
Jordan	Matthews	WR	Vanderbilt	6025	209
Daniel	McCullers	DT	Tennessee	6067	348
Keith	McGill	CB	Utah	6030	214
Jerick	McKinnon	RB	Georgia Southern	5090	209
Morgan	Moses	OT	Virginia	6061	325
Aaron	Murray	QB	Georgia	6003	201
Kevin	Norwood	WR	Alabama	6020	197
Cody	Parkey	K	Auburn	6002	189
Solomon	Patton	WR	Florida	5084	178
Jay	Prosch	FB	Auburn	6006	256
Caraun	Reid	DT	Princeton	6021	301
Jalen	Saunders	WR	Oklahoma	5086	164
Telvin	Smith	OLB	Florida St	6027	218
Chris	Smith	DE	Arkansas	6011	266
Ed	Stinson	DE	Alabama	6031	292
Bryan	Stork	OC	Florida St	6034	306
Will	Sutton	DT	Arizona State	6006	315
Travis	Swanson	OC	Arkansas	6050	310
Lorenzo	Taliaferro	RB	Coastal Carolina	6003	231
Jemea	Thomas	SAF	Georgia Tech	5094	190
Jordan	Tripp	OLB	Montana	6026	237
Billy	Turner	OT	North Dakota St	6050	316
Brent	Urban	DT	Virginia	6066	298
Kyle	Van Noy	OLB	BYU	6032	244
Jaylen	Watkins	CB	Florida	5113	194
Lavelle	Westbrooks	CB	Georgia Southern	5113	195
Marcus	Woodside-Heit	LS	Kansas State	6025	252

Notes

• Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr measured just above the 6'2'' mark. That'll help him during this predraft process. 
• San Jose State quarterback David Fales was expected to measure in below his listed height of 6'3'' and he did. However, at 6'1 and 3/10 of an inch, teams won't go too crazy over his stature.
• Fresno State tight end Marcel Jensen boasts a substantial lower half, although his top half could use some tone. At 6'5'' and some change and 264 pounds, he has NFL-caliber size for his position.
• Vanderbilt wideout Jordan Matthews is a respectable 6'2 and 1/2 of an inch and 210 pounds. With about 10 more pounds on him, he'll be in that perfect possession receiver mold. He is built, but not overly cut. 
• Florida State linebacker Christian Jones was one of the more stunning prospects at the weigh-in. At 6'3 and 3/10 of an inch and 234 pounds, the Seminoles thumper is very sculpted. 
• Arizona State defensive tackle Will Sutton is a bit undersized at 6'0" and 3/4 of an inch, but the most noticeable thing about him is his large stomach and lack of any type of definition. 
• Oklahoma wideout Jalen Saunders' weight is a concern at 164 pounds.
• Eastern Illinois quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has a fantastic opportunity to make a big impression this week and measuring in at over 6'2'' will help him from a physical standpoint. 

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