Commentary
WR Jonathan Baldwin tops in Big East
Originally Published: August 26, 2010
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Todd McShay | Scouts Inc.
The Big East might be the smallest of the six power conferences, but that doesn't mean the talent level falls short.
Scouts will find a good deal of future NFL players in the Big East, including some impressive skill-position players and solid defensive back prospects.
Here's a look at every Big East player who gets a draftable grade from Scouts Inc.
Which other Big East wideout has caught the eye of NFL scouts? Who are the conference running backs with NFL futures? And where to the best defensive players come from? ESPN Insiders get all the answers. ![]()
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