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The 49ers traded up to select Rutgers lineman Antony Davis in the NFL draft on Thursday.

Todd McShay breaks down the big-time NFL prospects in his video capsules

Scouts Inc. offers up its final look at the 2010 offensive line class, which is top-heavy with offensive tackles and lacks depth at guard and center.

Story | Conversation | April 14, 2010

Scouts Inc.'s Steve Muench looks at the Buffalo Bills' options with the No. 9 overall pick, including whether QB Jimmy Clausen is a good fit and which other positions might be priorities.

Blog | Conversation | April 13, 2010

Scouts Inc. takes a look at the top storylines coming out of pro day workouts, including players with character concerns and those showing off their speed.

Blog | Conversation | March 12, 2010

Offensive tackles, particularly left tackles, are among the most highly valued prospects in the NFL draft. Now that the Senior Bowl has come and gone without any of our top-ranked tackles taking part, it's time to take stock of where they stand. We...

Blog | Conversation | February 04, 2010

Rutgers tackle Anthony Davis is skipping his senior season and entering the NFL draft.

Rutgers junior offensive tackle Anthony Davis said on the field after the St. Petersburg Bowl pres. by Beef 'O' Brady's that he'll have a news conference on Tuesday in New Jersey to discuss his NFL plans.

Time to continue the Best Case/Worst Case series with the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, who experienced the worst (1-5 start) and best (7-0 finish) in one season a year ago. Best case The schedule sets up perfectly for a dream run. Rutgers gets ...

Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett Biggest reason for hope: Building blocks all in place The foundation for a winning team usually begins in the trenches. Rutgers is in excellent shape with both its offensive line -- which returns all five starte...

Rutgers suspended leading receiver Kenny Britt and highly regarded starting left tackle Anthony Davis for Saturday's game against Morgan State for an undisclosed violation of team policy.