Not surprisingly, Idaho’s Mike Iupati tops the list, but who else do the scouts like this week? That list includes the one impressive-looking left tackle. Here is what we’ve seen thus far at the Senior Bowl.

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Tuesday Senior Bowl O-Line Rankings

Safety Myron Rolle is one of the more fascinating studies at the Senior Bowl. He embodies the place where academics meet athletics after finishing his degree at Florida State early and taking a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University in England. While he prepares a 10,000-word thesis (interesting subject matter) he is trying to prove he still has a love for football and NFL talent.

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Senior Bowl Q&A: FSU S Myron Rolle

A top NFC team talked with USC tight end Anthony McCoy on Tuesday…Two teams approached West Virginia QB Jarrett Brown after the South Team’s practice…A top AFC team talked with a pair of tight ends…Get the latest team interest news and rumors from Scout.com’s NFL team in Mobile.

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Senior Bowl: Tuesday’s Rumors From The Field

A couple of the quicker receivers stood out for their ability to create separation. One of them added to his value with a lot of versatility on offense and special teams. Here’s what we saw from the receivers on Tuesday at the Senior Bowl.

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Tuesday Senior Bowl receiver rankings

Who were the best players on the field? We have the answers in this Scout.com exclusive feature. Leading the way is Michigan lineman Brandon Graham, who has been unblockable while rushing off the edge.

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Senior Bowl: Tuesday’s Top Five Performers

Michigan hybrid Brandon Graham has been the most explosive defensive player in Mobile this week. Scout.com’s Chris Steuber caught up with Graham in Mobile. Find out how Graham’s week at the Senior Bowl is going and what NFL teams are showing the most interest inside…

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Senior Bowl Q&A: Brandon Graham

Purdue defensive tackle Mike Neal talks with a smile on his face but has been practicing with something to prove at the Senior Bowl. “I’m here to stay and I’m here to play,” he said. He also talked about feedback he’s gotten from coaches and scouts, his goals for the week and the offensive linemen he respects.

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Senior Bowl Q&A: Purdue DT Mike Neal

Tulane wide receiver Jeremy Williams had a breakout 2009 season and caught 84 passes for 1,113 yards and seven touchdowns. Williams’ ‘09 effort warranted a Senior Bowl invite and he’s taking advantage of his opportunity. Scout.com’s Chris Steuber caught up with Williams in Mobile. Find out how Williams’ week at the Senior Bowl is going and what NFL teams are showing the most interest inside…

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Senior Bowl Q&A: Jeremy Williams

John Jerry, an offensive tackle from Ole Miss, is the brother of Atlanta’s first-round pick, defensive tackle Peria Jerry. See what John Jerry had to say about his brother and what position he’d like to play in the NFL.

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Senior Bowl Q&A: John Jerry

Practice has started leading up to the 2010 Senior Bowl. Click here for complete coverage leading up to Saturday's game.

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Senior Bowl Coverage