Packers Director of College Scouting John Dorsey at Mississippi State's Pro Day

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Huskies offensive linemen Scott Wedige and Trevor Olson also worked out in front of the scouts.

"The Packers scout played on the offensive line, so they know what to look for. I mean, they're professionals," Wedige said. "They see if you can bend your hips. Your hands and just shifting directions ... all of those things play into this whole process. You just have to show your talents, that's what this is all about. Hopefully I impressed one of them.

"I was told that I am a competitor, that I am a nasty blocker, and that I am quick. I ran really well," said Wedige, a 6-4, 310-pound center,
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Satisfied with his performance at the NFL Scouting Combine last month, Cyrus Gray was relegated to a Yell Leader for most of Texas A&M's Pro Day.

"That's always been me," the DeSoto native said. "I'm everybody's biggest fan and biggest supporter. I know those are my brothers, and that's what we do -- help them out like we do in a game."

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Gray and cornerback Coryell Judie, however, are the Aggies' top prospects outside of Tannehill. Gray could go as high as the third round after back-to-back, 1,000-yard seasons.

"He's a good kid," Green Bay Packers scout Alonzo Highsmith said. "He's a tough kid. He's been a good player for all his years in college, very competitive. He catches the ball. He does everything well. That's what I like about him."

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"He's a very good running back, without question," Gary Reynolds, A&M's director of football operations, said. "He's a kid who is wise beyond his years, very mature. I do think that's helped him as a player. He always knows his assignments in the run game and in the pass game and in the pass protection game. He shows toughness.
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