The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Smith is similar to Ravens scheduled free-agent wideout Torrey Smith. He's a speed merchant who made a college career out of making big plays. He can also rise up and make contested catches down the field, showing strong hands and good body positioning. The national champion Buckeye averaged 28.2 yards per catch this season.

Havenstein is a local Baltimore-area product from Linganore High School. He's absolutely massive at 6-foot-8, 327 pounds. Havenstein projects to be a right tackle and emulates the Ravens' Rick Wagner, who also made a name for himself as a durable starter on the acclaimed Wisconsin offensive line.

Nebraska has a history of excellent running backs and Abdullah is the school's all-time leader in all-purpose yardage. He put together three straight 1,000-yard seasons. The 5-foot-9, 190-pounder has had excellent college production, but his pass protection will be under a microscope in Mobile.

Coates may be the top receiver at the Senior Bowl. He has the speed and size that scouts like, and he's another big-play threat, but he's shown inconsistent hands and route-running at the college level. He'll be out to show more polish at the Senior Bowl.

Johnson is a big, strong runner at 6-foot-2, 215 pounds. He's not the short, stocky type at all. Still, he is a very good pass catcher and a decisive runner. He finished the season third in all-purpose yardage. Johnson can do it all.

Baltimore could be looking for another tight end with Owen Daniels set to be a free agent. Boyle didn't put up big numbers with just 304 catches last season, but he has alluring size and skills at 6-foot-5, 270 pounds. Could quarterback Joe Flacco throw to another Blue Hen?

The Ravens found another Harvard product at the Senior Bowl a couple years ago in fullback Kyle Juszczyk. Hodges could be the school's next standout, and even Head Coach John Harbaugh said he'll put more weight on intelligence after the success of this year's rookie crop. Hodges is a versatile player who lined up inside and outside, similar to McPhee.

Smith played for a 3-9 team in the Conference USA, so he's flown under the radar a bit. However, he has natural athleticism and is physical down the field. He also has a very good set of hands, shown by his eight career interceptions. Projected as an early-round pick, Smith has a lot to prove in Mobile.

Golson led the SEC with 10 interceptions, making him one of only two FBS cornerbacks to crack double digits. The issue is his size. He's only 5-foot-9, 176 pounds, so scouts will be looking to see how well he matches up against bigger receivers, and whether he could be more than a nickel cornerback. If so, he may be the one of the first senior cornerbacks drafted.

Rollins was a four-year star on the basketball court before transitioning to football in 2014. He was good enough to earn MAC Defensive Player of the Year with seven interceptions, third-most in the country. He's a talented thief, as he also finished his basketball career ranked second at Miami with 214 steals. He has a lot to prove and room to grow on the football field, but is already seen as a possible second-round pick.