Eddie Williams, FB

Williams looks like a fullback and plays like a wide receiver. His production (54 catches, 687 yards, six touchdowns) and leadership made him the team's 2008 Most Valuable Player. And his versatility put him on the NFL draft map. Whether it's at fullback or H-back, the versatility of the first-team All-WAC pick could make him a tough player to keep of someone's roster next September.

Positives: Adequate upper and lower body build. Reliable hands, and can extend and snatch the ball outside his frame. Adjusts to low and high passes. Lines up outside, in the slot, on the line and as an H-back. Used on quick screens to get the ball in his hands. Always seems to find the hole in the zone to present a target. Sells the fake well, getting his head around quickly to find the ball. Lowers his pads to bowl over defensive backs and get extra yardage. Has some elusiveness and ability to break tackles in the open field. Fair release off the line, and uses his hands to free himself of jams. Good blocker downfield, getting his hands inside the jersey and sustaining with quick feet. Used on special teams coverage units and is able to wrap up or pound return men on the fly.

Negatives: Finding a position may be an issue. Below average height and strength to play tight end or H-back, but was not used as a lead blocker in Idaho's offense. Struggles to anchor or sustain blocks against defensive ends or bigger linebackers. Will cut block, albeit effectively, in pass protection instead of standing up to blitzers. Doesn't have the straight-line speed to threaten the seam or separate from NFL linebackers and safeties.

Started all 12 games … highly productive as blocker at tight end amd H-back … had 29 receptions for 363 yards and three touchdowns … receptions were second best on team and receiving yards were third best … also had nine carries for 81 yards and scored three rushing TDs.

Regular contributor in tight end rotation … had seven receptions for 116 yards … best outing was two receptions for 79 yards at Oregon State … scored one touchdown at Utah State.

Earned playing time as a true freshman … played in eight games and started season finale at San Jose State … had 10 receptions for 39 yards and one TD … best outing was three receptions for 17 yards at Boise State.

Team captain … team MVP in 2003 and 2004 … first-team all-county, all-league and all-metro … second-team all-state … Peninsula Athletic League "A" Division Utility award as a senior … Aragon lost only two league games during his three-year career … also played basketball and competed on the track team … track MVP.

Born Aug. 22, 1987 … majoring in Business.