Check out some of the best photos of this draft class' top linebacker prospects in action.
Florida defensive lineman Dante Fowler Jr. looks to rush against Vanderbilt's offensive line.
Clemson's Vic Beasley sacks South Carolina quarterback Dylan Thompson.
Nebraska's Randy Gregory collides with Illinois quarterback Reilly O'Toole.
Bud Dupree runs through drills during the University of Kentucky's NFL Pro Day.
Virginia defensive end Eli Harold makes a diving stop against Virginia Tech running back J.C. Coleman.
TCU linebacker Paul Dawson tackles Mississippi quarterback Bo Wallace during the first half of the Peach Bowl.
Mississippi State linebacker Benardrick McKinney waits at the line of scrimmage during the first half of the Orange Bowl.
UCLA linebacker Eric Kendricks stops Utah wide receiver Kaelin Clay.
Clemson's Stephone Anthony warms up before a game against North Carolina.
Washington linebacker Shaq Thompson looks to make a tackle during the Cactus Bowl against Oklahoma State.
Miami linebacker Denzel Perryman stops Florida A&M running back Gerald Hearns in his tracks.
Washington linebacker Hau'oli Kikaha tries to anticipate the snap count against Arizona.
Louisville outside linebacker Lorenzo Mauldin performs a swim move on LSU fullback Connor Neighbors at a Senior Bowl practice.
LSU Tigers linebacker Kwon Alexander celebrates during an NCAA college football game against the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Georgia linebacker Ramik Wilson brings down Kentucky quarterback Patrick Towles.
Texas linebacker Jordan Hicks prepares for a game against Iowa State.
In our second week of analyzing position groups ahead of the 2015 NFL Draft, DenverBroncos.com took a look at the depth of the linebacking corps. Below you can delve into in-depth analysis of individual players from Andrew Mason or Broncos TV in their ongoing Draft Prospect Profile and Pro Worthy series, respectively:
• Benardrick McKinney, Mississippi State
• Eric Kendricks, UCLA
• Paul Dawson, TCU
• Stephone Anthony, Clemson
• Denzel Perryman, Miami (Fla.)
Toughest adjustment
"I think the best way to describe the transition for a linebacker to the NFL is the speed of the game is something that they will be basically in awe at," linebackers coach Reggie Herring said. "If you come to this league with exceptional play strength, you will adjust to the speed of the game and the strength quicker. The receivers, the running backs, they're all big, strong, fast and physical. There are no weak links in this league."
Best fit prospects and sleeper picks
