Craig played two years at linebacker for the Bearcats before moving to defensive end as a senior. At only 235 pounds, if Craig is to have a shot at the next level he'll need to do it while transitioning back to his original position. With physical tools that warrant further development, he is a late-round gamble worth taking.

Positives: Long, lean build with room for considerable growth … Good straight-line speed … Natural pass rusher … Nice burst off the snap and shows the flexibility and balance to dip his shoulder and get around the offensive tackle as a pass rusher … Flashes some change of direction … Showed at least adequate instincts when playing linebacker as an underclassman …

Negatives: Raw prospect who lacks the sand in his pants to remain at defensive end and doesn't show a great deal of functional strength at linebacker … Struggles to avoid the trash when playing in space due to inconsistent balance and change of direction … Marginal use of hands to disengage from blocks … Some character red-flags, including being benched against Pittsburgh this year for an unspecified violation of team rules.

First team all-league choice as a senior at Glenville High, playing for coach Ted Ginn … made 21 solo and 32 total tackles with four quarterback sacks as a senior … two-way starter who made 10 catches for 210 yards and a touchdown … earned three letters in football, four in basketball and two in track. . . played first two years at John Hay High … first team all-league choice as a junior in basketball … competed in both the long and high jump in track.

Angelo Demturis Craig: Born Sept. 5, 1985 … son of Michael Fogle and Yolanda Green … is the oldest of seven children, having three brothers and three sisters.