NFL Draft Diary: Arthur Jones
Among the strong crop of defenders entering the 2010 draft is Syracuse's Arthur Jones. The 6-foot-3, 300-pound defensive tackle set several records and made the All-Big East team three years running while playing for the Orange. He's currently working out at Performance Training Center for Elite Athletes in Phoenix alongside several fellow A-list draft prospects. ESPN The Magazine has talked to Jones throughout the process as he documents what life is like these days. Valentine's dinners with his girlfriend and intense pingpong battles against MLB stars are just part of a typical week for Jones -- when he gets a break from his two- and three-a-day workouts, that is. Take a look.
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- Feldman: 10 polarizing draft prospects

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- FBO: Myths about the NFL combine

- Mosley: Shanahan knows his QBs
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- Clayton: Why QB could go No. 1
- Graham: Nose tackles a hot commodity
- Walker: AFC North on the offensive
- Feldman: This year's combine studs

- Mosley: Combine glossary 2.0
- Schefter: Memorable performances
- Sando: Rams' options at No. 1
- Pasquarelli: Invite not essential
- Watson: QB Brown craves NFL opportunity
- Wickersham: Draft bigger than ever
- Clayton: Top combine storylines
- Kiper's latest Big Board

- NFL Blog Network: Draft Watch
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- McShay: Combine wrap-up

- Mays lives up to hype

- Running combine blog

- Buzz: OT showcases awesome skills

- Buzz: Impressive D-line class

- Buzz: Hard to ignore Bryant

- Buzz: TEs, OTs impressive

- McShay: What scouts are watching

- Position rankings:
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OL | DL | LB | DB
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