2012 NFL Draft Prospects - Last Name H

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Drafted Players - H
NAMEPOSSCHOOLROUNDPK(OVR)TEAM
Dont'a HightowerILBAlabama125(25)New England
Stephen HillWRGeorgia Tech211(43)New York
Casey HaywardCBVanderbilt230(62)Green Bay
Ronnie HillmanRBSan Diego State34(67)Denver
Brandon HardinSOregon State316(79)Chicago
John HughesDTCincinnati324(87)Cleveland
Akiem HicksDTRegina326(89)New Orleans
Lamar HolmesOTSouthern Miss328(91)Atlanta
T.Y. HiltonWRFlorida International329(92)Indianapolis
Jayron HosleyCBVirginia Tech331(94)New York
Jaye HowardDTFlorida419(114)Seattle
Mike HarrisCBFlorida State66(176)Jacksonville
James HannaTEOklahoma616(186)Dallas
Dan HerronRBOhio State621(191)Cincinnati
Junior HemingwayWRMichigan731(238)Kansas City
Chandler HarnishQBNorthern Illinois746(253)Indianapolis
Players - H
NAMEPOSHTWTSCHOOLGRADEPOS RANKOVR RANK
Tj HaddanOG6'1⅝"294 Insider Only
Cody HafflyQB6'0"220WingateInsider Only
Joe HalahuniTE6'2"259Oregon StateInsider Only
Steve HaleyOT6'4⅛"290NevadaInsider Only
Dj HallOC6'1"300Texas State UniversityInsider Only
Adrian HamiltonOLB6'2"248 Insider Only
Dom HamiltonDT6'4¾"313MissouriInsider Only
Jewel HamptonRB5'8⅝"218Southern IllinoisInsider Only
Thomas HamptonRB5'7⅜"189West Texas A&MInsider Only
Jake HancockOC6'1⅛"261Ferris StateInsider Only
Darius HanksWR5'11⅝"184AlabamaInsider Only
James HannaTE6'3¾"252OklahomaInsider Only
Tyler HansenQB6'0½"222ColoradoInsider Only
Matthew HansonCB5'11"185HarvardInsider Only
Zach HansonOT6'8¾"315Kansas StateInsider Only
Colby HardenOLB5'9¾"204Johnson SmithInsider Only
Donte HardenRB5'10"178OhioInsider Only
Brandon HardinS6'2⅝"222Oregon StateInsider Only
Jermarcus HardrickOT6'3⅞"331NebraskaInsider Only
Kevin HardyWR5'11⅛"183CitadelInsider Only
Cory HarkeyTE6'4"260UCLAInsider Only
Chandler HarnishQB6'1⅝"219Northern IllinoisInsider Only
Alex HarperOG6'4"320 Insider Only
James HarrellCB5'9"194Arkansas-Pine BluffInsider Only
Logan HarrellDE6'2⅛"274Fresno StateInsider Only
Dave HarringtonPT6'3"174Idaho StateInsider Only
Bryce HarrisOT6'5¾"308Fresno StateInsider Only
Cliff HarrisCB5'11⅛"175OregonInsider Only
Corey HarrisWR6'2⅞"198North Carolina CentralInsider Only
Dajohn HarrisDT6'3⅜"306USCInsider Only
Jacory HarrisQB6'3"203Miami (FL)Insider Only
Jerrell HarrisOLB6'2¼"237AlabamaInsider Only
Josh HarrisLS6'1⅛"252AuburnInsider Only
Justin HarrisS6'1½"226South AlabamaInsider Only
Mike HarrisOT6'4¾"327UCLAInsider Only
Mike HarrisCB5'10¼"188Florida StateInsider Only
Mike HarrisRB5'8⅞"193Murray StateInsider Only
Shariff HarrisRB5'11"200Southern IllinoisInsider Only
Damon HarrisonDT6'2⅝"342William PennInsider Only
Corey HartOLB6'1¾"234Alabama A&MInsider Only
Jared HartS6'0"194CampbellInsider Only
Tysyn HartmanS6'2⅝"208Kansas StateInsider Only
Barndon HarveryILB5'10⅛"237Delaware StateInsider Only
Jeremiah HatchOC6'2¼"315KansasInsider Only
Charles HatcherDT6'2½"293DukeInsider Only
Karnell HatcherS6'1⅜"211LSUInsider Only
Justin Haulcy-batemanCB5'10¼"183Cal LutheranInsider Only
Bj HayesWR5'9⅛"195LibertyInsider Only
Jefferson HayesWR6'1⅜"204LamarInsider Only
Michael HayesRB5'8⅜"190HoustonInsider Only
Sidney HaynesWR6'1⅞"215GEORGIA STInsider Only
Casey HaywardCB5'11⅜"192VanderbiltInsider Only
Clayton HazeltineOLB6'0⅛"227WingateInsider Only
Hasan HazimeDE6'4⅜"264AkronInsider Only
T-bob HebertOG6'2⅞"296LSUInsider Only
Derrick HectorWR6'3½"202MorehouseInsider Only
Johnny HekkerPT6'5⅜"217Oregon StateInsider Only
Cooper HelfetTE6'3⅜"240DukeInsider Only
Kevin HelmsFB6'2"224South AlabamaInsider Only
Justin HelwegeWR6'4⅛"213Central WashingtonInsider Only
Junior HemingwayWR6'0⅞"225MichiganInsider Only
Brian HendricksOLB6'0½"212WyomingInsider Only
Tyler HendricksonOT6'6⅜"312 Insider Only
Elliott HeniganDT6'6"298UABInsider Only
Aaron HenryS5'11¾"208WisconsinInsider Only
Tc HenryWR5'10⅝"184Northwestern StateInsider Only
Tru HenryS5'11¾"214IllinoisInsider Only
Will HenryILB5'11⅞"250 Insider Only
Edwin HerbertDT6'2⅛"292Fort Hays StateInsider Only
Brad HermanTE6'4"252IowaInsider Only
Jonathan HernandezRB5'8⅛"191MassachusettsInsider Only
Brandon HerronOLB6'1½"224MichiganInsider Only
Dan HerronRB5'9¾"213Ohio StateInsider Only
Paul HersheyPT6'2¼"199OhioInsider Only
Dexter HeymanILB6'2"235LouisvilleInsider Only
Akiem HicksDT6'4⅝"318ReginaInsider Only
Antoine HicksWR6'0¼"208TCUInsider Only
Hayworth HicksOG6'2¼"327Iowa StateInsider Only
Jake HicksOG6'2⅞"283RiceInsider Only
Pj HicksWR6'3⅛"204HamptonInsider Only
Ryan HidalgoLS5'11⅛"200Kent StateInsider Only
Dont'a HightowerILB6'2¼"265AlabamaInsider Only
Cris HillCB5'11"172Virginia TechInsider Only
Jeremy HillOT6'7½"333CampbellInsider Only
Kyle HillOT6'5⅞"294DukeInsider Only
Royce HillCB5'10¼"182North TexasInsider Only
Stephen HillWR6'4"215Georgia TechInsider Only
Bryan HilliardRB5'10"214Cal PolyInsider Only
Ronnie HillmanRB5'8¾"200San Diego StateInsider Only
Justin HiltonWR6'1⅝"186Indiana StateInsider Only
T.Y. HiltonWR5'9½"183Florida InternationalInsider Only
Chaz HineOG6'2¾"292South FloridaInsider Only
Stuart HinesOG6'3⅞"291KentuckyInsider Only
Nick HixsonS6'0⅜"186HillsdaleInsider Only
Michael HoagOG6'4⅛"297Wake ForestInsider Only
Dan HochOT6'5"310MissouriInsider Only
Kevin HodrickWR5'11⅞"213ChowanInsider Only
Alex HoffmanOT6'5⅞"295CincinnatiInsider Only
Alex Hoffman-ellisOLB6'0¾"242Washington StateInsider Only
Cam HollandOC6'2"290North CarolinaInsider Only
Joe HollandOLB6'1⅛"229PurdueInsider Only
Nick HollingheadDT6'3"298Florida A&MInsider Only
Johnny HollinsDT6'2⅝"297Texas SouthernInsider Only
Max HollowayDE6'2"253Boston CollegeInsider Only
Warren HollowyWR6'1¼"190North Dakota StateInsider Only
Lamar HolmesOT6'5⅜"323Southern MissInsider Only
Tyler HolmesOT6'3½"305TulsaInsider Only
Tyler HolmesOLB5'10⅝"221MassachusettsInsider Only
Sam HolsenWR5'11¼"183 Insider Only
D.j. HoltILB6'0⅜"249CaliforniaInsider Only
Anthony HooksCB5'10"175New MexicoInsider Only
Tyler HornOC6'3¾"308Miami (FL)Insider Only
Jayron HosleyCB5'10"178Virginia TechInsider Only
Ryan HoustonRB6'1¼"247North CarolinaInsider Only
Byron HoutILB5'11¾"241Boise StateInsider Only
Dakevis HowardCB6'0⅛"194Wesley CollegeInsider Only
Hayward HowardDT6'4¾"281Arkansas TechInsider Only
Jamaar HowardWR6'2⅞"218Central Missouri StateInsider Only
Jaye HowardDT6'3"301FloridaInsider Only
Delano HowellS5'10⅞"210StanfordInsider Only
Anthony HowzeWR6'2⅜"175St. Francis (PA)Insider Only
Danny HrapmannK5'9"158Southern MissInsider Only
Drew HubelQB6'4⅝"212Portland StateInsider Only
Bo HudeenILB5'9⅝"238Idaho StateInsider Only
Antonio HughesWR6'0½"178West AlabamaInsider Only
John HughesDT6'2½"309CincinnatiInsider Only
Trenton HughesCB5'10¼"188MarylandInsider Only
David HunterDT6'1½"283HoustonInsider Only
Kreg HunterOC6'2½"302Ball StateInsider Only
Trent HunterS5'10"195Texas A&MInsider Only
Al-majid HutchinsCB5'11⅛"186Stony BrookInsider Only
Marcus HydeDE6'2"231William & MaryInsider Only
Benjamin HymeOG6'4¼"276CentreInsider 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.