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I haven't been here in a while, hope you remember me. My name is Max Strauss. I'm a high school senior, and I work really hard interviewing NFL players. Check out this interview with former Buccaneers OL, James Lee!
www.prointerviews.org/JamesLee

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I know he was a UDFA pickup, but maybe he has a chance at making the team. Check it out. (There are also interviews with Luke Kuechly and Chris Manno on the same link)

Great interview with Luke Kuechly that was conducted before the NFL Draft. Addresses the transition to Boston College, as well as Mark Herzlich and his recruiting experience.

Here is the link, www.prointerviews.org/ninth Share with me below what you think!

Unfortunately, we didn't get to do an interview, but we participated in improv games together. Check out the article, www.prointerviews.org/ninth
There are also interviews with Luke Kuechly, A.J. Love, and Chris Manno. It was definitely interesting dealing with all of them (including Tannehill) in a room though, especially being the only non-athlete there.

I figured I might as well share this article about my experience at GameOn Nation at IMG Academies in Florida.

I know you were all fans of my other interviews, so I figured I might as well share this one with you. This was done prior to the NFL Draft, and was actually a lot of fun.

In addition, there's also an interview with former Hofstra WR, Chris Manno (who was also recently signed by the Panthers.)
Here is the link to the article and interviews, www.prointerviews.org/ninth

www.prointerviews.org/MikeRyan (Awesome interview with Mike Ryan)

News was recently broken. Even if he becomes a practice squad player, I definitely think he could make something happen in the future for this team. What do you think of him?

There's a highlight reel with his interview.

Yesterday, former VT Hokies DB, Eddie Whitley signed a UDFA contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Whitley was a teammate of Cowboys draft pick, Danny Coale. Is there any chance that Whitley will be the answer for the team and possibly replace Abe Elam?

Here are his stats from his career at Virginia Tech:
2008 14 G. 8 Tackles. Mainly on Special Teams.
2009 13 G. 18 Tackles. 1 TFL. 0 Int. 2 PDef. 0 FF.
2010 13 G. 80 Tackles. 4 TFL. 2 Int. 6 PDef. 2 FF.
2011 14 G. 83 Tackles. 1 TFL. 2 Int. 4 PDef. 1 FF.

Steeler NATION!

I had a great interview with the former Pitt Panthers DE/LB, Brandon Lindsey right before the NFL Draft. He was second-team All Big East during both his junior and senior year.

When he played DE in a 4-3.
2009 13 G. 18 Tackles. 4 Sacks. 5.5 TFL.
2010 13 G. 51 Tackles. 10 Sacks. 17.5 TFL. 3 FF. (Also a Ted Hendricks DL of the year finalist)
When he played OLB in a 3-4.
2011 13 G. 54 Tackles. 8.5 Sacks. 11 TFL. 1 Int.

Here is the link to our interview, www.prointerviews.org/BrandonLindsey

Thank you so much for letting me share! Please share your thoughts on the signing and maybe on the interview too?

We recently did an interview. I hope to do a follow-up with him shortly, but check this one out for sure. He played college ball at Bethune-Cookman, and he was a complete beast.

2008 9 Tackles. 2.5 Sacks. 2.5 TFL.
2009 55 Tackles. 3.5 Sacks. 9.5 TFL. 2 FF
2010 61 Tackles. 6.5 Sacks. 14 TFL. 2 FF.
2011 65 Tackles. 12 Sacks. 21 TFL. 8 FF.

His stats speak so much for who he is. (He was projected to go as early as the fifth round in some drafts). He was also known to have one of the quickest jumps off the line in the NFL Draft Class.

Here is the link to the interview, www.prointerviews.org/RyanDavis

Recently did an interview with him. He's a great guy. Extremely humble, and grateful to be with the Redskins! Check it out.

Interview that I did with him before the NFL Draft. Check it out to find out more about him. He wasn't invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. www.prointerviews.org/JordanBernstine

Hey Hokies fans,

I've been here before to share numerous interviews, and you all know who I am. I work really hard trying to get interviews. I started my website two years ago interviewing NFL players, and I continue to have loads of success. I imagine you guys will give me some great feedback, so I'm looking forward to receiving that from all of you again.

Here is the link to the interview: www.prointerviews.org/EddieWhitley

Thank you so much for letting me share. Please share your feedback!
-Max Strauss-

I recently did an interview with the All MAC, and All-American WR, out of Western Michigan, Jordan White. (The other WR out of Western Michigan that you may know is... Packers Greg Jennings.)
The Broncos need a guy maybe 4th on the depth chart who can beat his man, and Jordan White could be that guy. He knows how to run routes and catch also. Plus, he'd be staying a Bronco for his career, which would be kinda cool?

Even with his numbers, and the film, he still is projected to be about a sixth round pick.
In 2010: 94 receptions, 1378 yards, 10 TDs.
In 2011: 140 receptions, 1911 yards, 17 TDs.

When asked about being the best route runner in the NCAA last season, White said, "I think I was easily. Honestly, I think I was. It’s no disrespect to anybody else, but I think that’s something I’ve prided myself in more and more over the years was my craft at route running because I’m not the biggest or fastest or the strongest. If I can be deceptive with my routes and run routes at a certain level, then I’ll be successful."

Would you pull the trigger and draft him? When? Oh, and check out our interview.

I recently did an interview with the All MAC, and All-American WR, out of Western Michigan, Jordan White. (The other WR out of Western Michigan that you may know is... Packers Greg Jennings).

Even with his numbers, and the film, he still is projected a fifth or sixth round pick.
In 2010: 94 receptions, 1378 yards, 10 TDs.
In 2011: 140 receptions, 1911 yards, 17 TDs.

When asked about being the best route runner in the NCAA last season, White said, "I think I was easily. Honestly, I think I was. It’s no disrespect to anybody else, but I think that’s something I’ve prided myself in more and more over the years was my craft at route running because I’m not the biggest or fastest or the strongest. If I can be deceptive with my routes and run routes at a certain level, then I’ll be successful."

Would you pull the trigger and draft him? When? Oh, and check out our interview.

I recently did an interview with the All MAC, and All-American WR, out of Western Michigan, Jordan White. (The other WR out of Western Michigan that you may know is... Packers Greg Jennings).

Even with his numbers, and the film, he still is projected a fifth or sixth round pick.
In 2010: 94 receptions, 1378 yards, 10 TDs.
In 2011: 140 receptions, 1911 yards, 17 TDs.

When asked about being the best route runner in the NCAA last season, White said, "I think I was easily. Honestly, I think I was. It’s no disrespect to anybody else, but I think that’s something I’ve prided myself in more and more over the years was my craft at route running because I’m not the biggest or fastest or the strongest. If I can be deceptive with my routes and run routes at a certain level, then I’ll be successful."

Would you pull the trigger and draft him? Oh, and check out our interview.

Hey MAC fans and WMU fans,

Hope everyone is doing great. I wonder if any of you know about me from other SB Nation sites. To introduce to you, my name is Max Strauss. I'm a high school senior, and I work really hard and passionately interviewing NFL and Draft Eligible players. The only other Western Michigan player that I have interviewed was Jason Babin, but today I'm here because of Jordan White.

Here is the link to the interview, www.prointerviews.org/JordanWhite
He talks about his memories and experiences on the playing field at Western Michigan. He also talks about the upcoming NFL Draft, and makes a bold statement claiming that he thinks he is the best route runner entering the NFL Draft.

Thank you so much for letting me share! Please share your thoughts!
-Max Strauss-

Hey UConn Huskies fans,

Hope everyone is doing great. I wonder if any of you know about me from other SB Nation sites. To introduce to you, my name is Max Strauss. I'm a high school senior, and I work really hard and passionately interviewing NFL and Draft Eligible players. I've actually never interviewed a UConn Huskies player before, but there's always a first time for everything.

Here is the link to the interview, www.prointerviews.org/MikeRyan
He talks about his memories and experiences on the playing field. He also talks about the upcoming NFL Draft.

Thank you so much for letting me share! Please share your thoughts! (Thanks for the bump to the FP!)