2013 NFL Draft Prospects - Last Name W

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Drafted Players - W
NAMEPOSSCHOOLROUNDPK(OVR)TEAM
Chance Warmack NewsOGAlabama110(10)Tennessee
Bjoern Werner NewsDEFlorida State124(24)Indianapolis
Sylvester Williams NewsDTNorth Carolina128(28)Denver
Robert Woods NewsWRUSC29(41)Buffalo
Menelik Watson NewsOTFlorida State210(42)Las Vegas
Larry Warford NewsOGKentucky33(65)Detroit
Blidi Wreh-Wilson NewsCBUConn38(70)Tennessee
Brian Winters NewsOGKent State310(72)New York
Terrance Williams NewsWRBaylor312(74)Dallas
Markus Wheaton NewsWROregon State317(79)Pittsburgh
J. J. Wilcox NewsSGeorgia Southern318(80)Dallas
Shawn Williams NewsSGeorgia322(84)Cincinnati
Brennan Williams NewsOTNorth Carolina327(89)Houston
Kayvon Webster NewsCBSouth Florida328(90)Denver
Brandon Williams NewsDTMissouri Southern State332(94)Baltimore
Duke Williams NewsSNevada48(105)Buffalo
Tyler Wilson NewsQBArkansas415(112)Las Vegas
B.W. Webb NewsCBWilliam & Mary417(114)Dallas
Earl Watford NewsOGJames Madison419(116)Arizona
Trevardo Williams NewsDEUConn427(124)Houston
Earl Wolff NewsSNC State53(136)Philadelphia
Jesse Williams NewsDTAlabama54(137)Seattle
Steve Williams NewsCBCalifornia512(145)Los Angeles
Luke Willson NewsTERice525(158)Seattle
Ricky Wagner NewsOTWisconsin535(168)Baltimore
Tourek Williams NewsDEFlorida International611(179)Los Angeles
Cornelius Washington NewsDEGeorgia620(188)Chicago
Spencer Ware NewsRBLSU626(194)Seattle
Khalid Wooten NewsCBNevada634(202)Tennessee
Braden Wilson NewsFBKansas State636(204)Kansas City
Vince Williams NewsILBFlorida State638(206)Pittsburgh
Michael Williams NewsTEAlabama75(211)Detroit
Nicholas Williams NewsDTSamford717(223)Pittsburgh
Kerwynn Williams NewsRBUtah State724(230)Indianapolis
Marquess Wilson NewsWRWashington State730(236)Chicago
Players - W
NAMEPOSHTWTSCHOOLGRADEPOS RANKOVR RANK
Laadrian Waddle OT6'6"324Texas TechE+ Only
Ivory Wade OT6'3¾"313BaylorE+ Only
Josh Wade CB5'10¼"190San Diego StateE+ Only
Nathan Wade S5'11½"190FurmanE+ Only
Brian Wagner OLB5'11¾"230ArizonaE+ Only
Prentiss Wagner CB6'1½"177TennesseeE+ Only
Ricky Wagner OT6'5⅞"308WisconsinE+ Only
Colby Walden CB5'9¾"189JacksonvilleE+ Only
Casey Walker DT6'1"308OklahomaE+ Only
Deion Walker WR6'2⅜"204MassachusettsE+ Only
Devan Walker DE6'1¾"238SE LouisianaE+ Only
Gary Walker S5'11⅛"190IdahoE+ Only
Jake Walker RB5'8⅝"203Eastern IllinoisE+ Only
Kenronte Walker S6'0"208MissouriE+ Only
Tyrone Walker WR5'10¼"189Illinois StateE+ Only
Andrew Wallace OG6'5"305NC StateE+ Only
Devin Wallace CB6'3⅝"264Virginia UnionE+ Only
Martin Wallace OT6'5⅞"296TempleE+ Only
Jowyn Ward DT6'2⅛"282ArizonaE+ Only
Patrick Ward OT6'6⅝"308NorthwesternE+ Only
Trabis Ward RB5'9⅝"200Tennessee StateE+ Only
Spencer Ware RB5'10⅛"228LSUE+ Only
Larry Warford OG6'3"332KentuckyE+ Only
Chance Warmack OG6'2"317AlabamaE+ Only
Stephen Warner C5'11⅞"297Louisiana TechE+ Only
Wayne Warren S6'0⅜"205RutgersE+ Only
Cornelius Washington OLB--258GeorgiaE+ Only
Cornelius Washington DE6'4"265GeorgiaE+ Only
Derrick Washington RB5'11½"226TuskegeeE+ Only
James Washington RB5'10½"180NC StateE+ Only
Ruben Washington DE6'3"250OklahomaE+ Only
Tevin Washington RB5'10⅞"204Georgia TechE+ Only
Tevin Washington WR6'0"207Georgia TechE+ Only
Earl Watford OG6'3⅜"300James MadisonE+ Only
Anthony Watkins S6'0⅞"214Oregon StateE+ Only
Brian Watkins CB5'9¼"181Oregon StateE+ Only
Dontel Watkins WR6'2"193Murray StateE+ Only
Mark Watley S6'1¾"179ArizonaE+ Only
Corey Watman OG6'1½"292Eastern MichiganE+ Only
Asa Watson TE6'4"225NC StateE+ Only
Louis Watson S5'10⅜"185Mississippi StateE+ Only
Menelik Watson OT6'5⅛"310Florida StateE+ Only
Tress Way P6'1"218OklahomaE+ Only
Jason Weaver OT6'4⅜"313Southern MissE+ Only
B.W. Webb CB5'10¼"184William & MaryE+ Only
Jarvis Webb S5'9½"188Arkansas-Pine BluffE+ Only
Kayvon Webster CB5'10½"195South FloridaE+ Only
Larry Webster DE6'6¼"240BloomsburgE+ Only
Matt Weller K6'0"208OhioE+ Only
Stetman Wells DE6'4½"267Ohio DominicanE+ Only
Camden Wentz C6'3"305NC StateE+ Only
Bjoern Werner DE6'3¼"266Florida StateE+ Only
Edward Wesley RB5'8¾"198TCUE+ Only
Jordan Wettstein K5'10¼"184MinnesotaE+ Only
John Wetzel OT6'7"315Boston CollegeE+ Only
Alonzo Whaley ILB6'0¼"230NebraskaE+ Only
Dominique Whaley RB5'10"197OklahomaE+ Only
Markus Wheaton WR5'11"189Oregon StateE+ Only
Graham Whinery C6'2⅝"295BuffaloE+ Only
Anthony rashad White DT6'0¾"334Michigan StateE+ Only
Cam White TE6'0¾"235HillsdaleE+ Only
Jamaal White S5'11⅜"194Northwestern StateE+ Only
John White RB5'7"182UtahE+ Only
Lorenzo White CB5'11½"182Central MichiganE+ Only
Melvin White CB6'1⅛"208LouisianaE+ Only
Mitchell White CB5'11"180Michigan StateE+ Only
Myles White WR6'0⅛"179Louisiana TechE+ Only
Nihja White WR6'1¼"207DelawareE+ Only
Norman White WR6'3¾"216VillanovaE+ Only
Jacob Wieclaw K6'1⅛"191MiamiE+ Only
Graham Wilbert QB6'4⅛"210Florida AtlanticE+ Only
Kyle Wilborn C6'3¼"296TroyE+ Only
J. J. Wilcox S6'0"213Georgia SouthernE+ Only
Isiah Wiley CB5'11¼"180BelhavenE+ Only
DL Wilhite DE6'2¾"245MinnesotaE+ Only
Craig Wilkins OLB6'1"235 E+ Only
Jonathan Willard OLB6'2"225ClemsonE+ Only
Alan Williams RB5'7⅞"190MassachusettsE+ Only
Ashante Williams S5'9⅞"195IllinoisE+ Only
Brandon Williams DT6'1¼"335Missouri Southern StateE+ Only
Brennan Williams OT6'5⅝"318North CarolinaE+ Only
Chris Williams CB5'11"190CincinnatiE+ Only
Coshik Williams RB5'9"185KentuckyE+ Only
Dalton Williams QB6'4"217AkronE+ Only
Deonte Williams RB5'9¼"210 E+ Only
Duke Williams S5'11"203NevadaE+ Only
Garrick Williams C6'3¾"310Wake ForestE+ Only
Hafis Williams DT6'1¼"305MassachusettsE+ Only
Jermemiah Williams RB5'11"195Eastern MichiganE+ Only
Jerodis Williams RB5'10⅜"203FurmanE+ Only
Jesse Williams DT6'3⅜"323AlabamaE+ Only
Josh Williams DE6'4"255KansasE+ Only
Kerwynn Williams RB5'8⅛"195Utah StateE+ Only
Meshak Williams DE6'2⅛"248Kansas StateE+ Only
Michael Williams TE6'5¾"269AlabamaE+ Only
Nate Williams DT6'1"286Central MichiganE+ Only
Nathan Williams OLB6'3"241Ohio StateE+ Only
Nicholas Williams S6'2"219North AlabamaE+ Only
Nicholas Williams DT6'4½"309SamfordE+ Only
Nick Williams WR5'9"183UConnE+ Only
Patrick Williams DT6'2⅝"267McNeeseE+ Only
Quentin Williams DE6'2⅞"255NorthwesternE+ Only
Roderick Williams OT6'2⅞"293Northwest Missouri StE+ Only
Scottie Williams RB5'4⅞"176ElmhurstE+ Only
Shawn Williams S5'11⅞"213GeorgiaE+ Only
Steve Williams CB5'8⅞"181CaliforniaE+ Only
Sylvester Williams DT6'2⅝"313North CarolinaE+ Only
Terrance Williams WR6'2"208BaylorE+ Only
Terrell Williams OLB6'1⅝"222ArkansasE+ Only
Tourek Williams DE6'2⅞"260Florida InternationalE+ Only
Trevardo Williams DE6'1¼"241UConnE+ Only
Tyson Williams WR5'10⅝"224Texas TechE+ Only
Vince Williams ILB6'0½"247Florida StateE+ Only
Blake Williamson FB6'2¾"240PennWest CaliforniaE+ Only
Demetrius Williamson CB5'11"181Florida AtlanticE+ Only
Bryan Willis S5'9¾"190TroyE+ Only
Matthew Willis RB5'8"205West AlabamaE+ Only
Luke Willson TE6'5⅜"252RiceE+ Only
Matthew Wilmer WR5'10½"195Fairmont StateE+ Only
Antavious Wilson WR6'0⅜"205MarshallE+ Only
Braden Wilson FB6'3½"251Kansas StateE+ Only
Briceton Wilson RB6'0⅛"226Pittsburg StE+ Only
Cody Wilson WR5'9"187Central MichiganE+ Only
Curtis Wilson CB5'10⅞"185NC StateE+ Only
Darius Wilson ILB5'11¾"237Central State (OH)E+ Only
Gregory Wilson WR5'10¼"188FordhamE+ Only
James Wilson OG6'3⅞"331FloridaE+ Only
Jarvis Wilson DE6'1¼"231Prairie View A&ME+ Only
Marquess Wilson WR6'2⅝"194Washington StateE+ Only
Ridge Wilson OLB--240KentuckyE+ Only
Ridge Wilson DE6'3⅛"246West AlabamaE+ Only
Shaq Wilson ILB5'11"230South CarolinaE+ Only
Trey Wilson CB5'10⅜"192VanderbiltE+ Only
Tyler Wilson QB6'2⅛"215ArkansasE+ Only
Brandon Wimberly WR6'3"210NevadaE+ Only
Brad Wing P6'2⅜"205LSUE+ Only
Ronnie Wingo RB6'1⅝"225ArkansasE+ Only
George Winn RB5'10½"218CincinnatiE+ Only
Carl Winston RB5'7⅝"183Washington StateE+ Only
Darius Winston CB5'10⅜"180ArkansasE+ Only
Steve Winston DT6'0½"258Central MichiganE+ Only
Brian Winters OT--302Kent StateE+ Only
Brian Winters OG6'3⅝"318Kent StateE+ Only
Von Wise WR6'2¾"214Eastern IllinoisE+ Only
Norman Wolfe, Jr. CB5'7⅛"165Kent StateE+ Only
Earl Wolff S5'11¼"209NC StateE+ Only
Nick Womack OLB6'0½"230FordhamE+ Only
Jamal Womble RB5'10¼"245Northern IllinoisE+ Only
Cierre Wood RB5'11¼"213Notre DameE+ Only
Greg Wood P6'0⅛"185ValparaisoE+ Only
Anthony Woodard DE6'4"265Bethune-CookmanE+ Only
Darren Woodard CB5'10¾"175UTEPE+ Only
Cody Woodiel OG6'4"290TroyE+ Only
Rolandis Woodland WR6'2¾"203MissouriE+ Only
Dwayne Woods ILB5'11"227Bowling GreenE+ Only
JD Woods WR6'1"190West VirginiaE+ Only
Robert Woods WR6'0⅜"201USCE+ Only
Jonathon Woodson RB5'9⅞"177Texas A&M-KingsvilleE+ Only
Rodrick Woodson S5'9⅞"199North AlabamaE+ Only
Khalid Wooten CB5'11⅛"211NevadaE+ Only
Ratavious Wooten WR5'1"187GeorgiaE+ Only
Paul Worrilow ILB6'0⅝"222DelawareE+ Only
Tom Wort ILB6'0"235OklahomaE+ Only
Blidi Wreh-Wilson CB6'0¾"195UConnE+ Only
Christopher Wright WR6'0⅝"191Eastern IllinoisE+ Only
Jeremy Wright RB5'11"205LouisvilleE+ Only
Jorge Wright DT6'1¾"279West VirginiaE+ Only
Ronnell Wright DT6'1½"293Arkansas StateE+ Only
Tenarius Wright DE6'1½"244ArkansasE+ Only
Timothy Wright WR6'2⅞"220RutgersE+ Only
Blake Wylie CB5'10⅝"180WoffordE+ Only
Taylor Wyndahm DE6'3¼"250KentuckyE+ Only
Grading Scale
  • 90-100 Rare Prospect
    Player demonstrates rare abilities and can create mismatches that have an obvious impact on the game. Is a premier college player that has all the skill to take over a game and play at a championship level. He rates in the top 5 players in the nation at his position and is considered a first round draft prospect.
  • 80-89 Outstanding Prospect
    Player has abilities to create mismatches versus most opponents in the NFL. A feature player that has an impact on the outcome of the game. Cannot be shut down by a single player and plays on a consistent level week in and week out. He rates in the top 10 at his position and is considered a second round draft prospect.
  • 70-79 Solid Prospect
    Still a standout player at the college level that is close to being an elite player. He has no glaring weaknesses and will usually win his individual matchups, but does not dominate in every game, especially when matched up against the top players in the country. He will usually rate in the top third of players at his position and is considered a third round draft prospect.
  • 60-69 Good Prospect
    This player is an good starter that will give a solid effort week in and week out, but he is overmatched versus the better players in the nation. His weaknesses will be exposed against top competition. He is usually a prospect that is missing something from his game. For example, he has the size and skills to be an outstanding prospect, but lacks the speed. He will usually rate in the top half of the players at his position and is considered a middle round draft choice.
  • 50-59 Adequate Prospect
    These are usually players that play at a high level in college, but lack some measurables or skills to play at that same level in the NFL. He may be a player that has a lot of developmental qualities, or could be a player that will contribute right away on special teams or in a situational capacity. He will usually rate in the second-third at his position and is considered a fifth round draft choice.
  • 21-49 Borderline Draft Prospect
    These are players that teams like something about, but certainly do not have the full package in terms of NFL talent. A lot of times, teams will take chances on character players or developmental type athletes with this grade. And often, these are players that come from smaller schools or did not standout at the college level. NFL teams are looking for 'diamonds in the rough' with this type of prospect. He will usually rate in the bottom third of players at his position and will be considered a late round draft choice or un-drafted free agent.
  • 20 Free Agent Prospect
    These are players that did not make our original 'evaluation list' but are prospects that need to be monitored. Especially in the pre-season, these players will fluctuate up and down depending on performance in their final year of eligibility.
  • 10 Not a legitimate Prospect
    These are players that lack NFL measurables and/or skills. They are players that we feel would not even make a solid contribution as a training camp body.

Analysis by ESPN Scouts Inc.