Quotes: : "Watkins is the safest pick in the entire draft - the one player you can confidently say will be in the Pro Bowl in 2012. He's the best guard on the board." - Rick Gosselin, Dallas Morning News
NAME: JAIQUAWN JARRETT
Selection: 2nd round, 54th overall
Position: Safety
College: Temple
Height/Weight: : 6-0, 196
Age: 21
Details: Four-year starter and two-time first-team All-MAC . . . Played in 49 games (43 starts) and finished his career ranked 11th in school history with 299 tackles . . . Ranked eighth in school history with nine career interceptions, also had two forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries . . . Says he models his game after legendary Oakland Raider Jack Tatum . . . Andy Reid compared him to Brian Dawkins.
Quotes: "I love being physical as a safety coming from Temple where we ran a Cover 2 defense. We had to show up in run support and we had to be violent and physical in the secondary and you have to be great in pass coverage. And I think that's exactly what I showed throughout my collegiate career and I'm going to bring that to the Eagles." - Jaiquawn Jarrett
NAME: CURTIS MARSH
Selection: 3rd round, 90th overall
Position: Cornerback
College: Utah St.
Height/Weight: : 6-foot, 197.
Age: 21
Details: Played cornerback for two seasons after converting from running back. Started 16 of 24 games over the last two seasons . . . Totaled 78 tackles, three interceptions and 18 pass deflections . . . Also saw limited action as a kick returner . . . His father, Curtis Sr., was a wide receiver for Jacksonville (1995-96) and Pittsburgh (1997).
Quotes: "Right now, I feel like just any other corner in the country. I don't feel like I'm making a transition. I'm just out there playing and I felt like I was playing at a very high level at the end of the season. I feel really comfortable at corner and I'm just really anxious to learn NFL schemes, to learn Philadelphia schemes and depths and contribute substantially to the team." - Curtis Marsh
NAME: CASEY MATTHEWS
Selection: 4th round, 116th overall
Position: Linebacker
College: Oregon
Height/Weight: 6-1, 232.
Age: 22
Details: Joins the family business, becoming the sixth member of the Matthews clan in pro football . . . Two-time All-Pac 10 selection . . . Started in 33 of 50 games, with 245 tackles, 30.5 tackles for loss, nine sacks and four interceptions . . . Led the Ducks to an appearance in the BCS title game with 79 tackles, three sacks and nine tackles for loss . . . Reid said Matthews had the ability to play all three linebacker positions.
Quotes: "I'm my own player and I'm my own man. Obviously what they've [family] done motivates me, but I'm trying to reach a level they haven't reached. I know it's going to take a lot of work, but that's my goal. Again, I'm my own player and I'm just looking forward to not just being 'Clay's little brother' and just be known as Casey." - Casey Matthews
NAME: ALEX HENERY
Selection: 4th round, 120th overall
Position: Kicker
College: Nebraska
Height/Weight: 6-1, 177
Age: 23
Details: A first-team All-America in 2010, he handled both kicking and punting for the Cornhuskers . . . Scored a school-record 397 career points (fourth in Big 12 history) on 68 of 76 field goals. His career percentage of .895 is the most accurate in NCAA history . . . Set a school record with 18 consecutive field goals . . . As a senior, he was 8-for-8 from 40-49 yards and 2-for-3 from 50-plus . . . Made 193 of 194 career extra points and a perfect 54-for-54 as a senior . . . As a punter, 147 punts with a 41.28 average. Had 57 punts downed inside the 20 and only 12 touchbacks.
Quotes: "The thing is all about just getting your timing right. In college, you have to adjust to different guys. But I don't see too much different. Every kick is the same pretty much. You just go out there, hit the next kick and know it's not the last one. You just approach every one with a different mindset." - Alex Henery
NAME: DION LEWIS
Selection: 5th round, 149th overall
Position: Running back
College: Pitt
Height/Weight: 5-8, 195
Age: 20
Details: Ran for 2,860 yards in two seasons, beating the school record for most yards by a freshman and sophomore once held by LeSean McCoy . . . Ranked fourth in school history in rushing after just 2 years . . . MVP in Pitt's bowl games the last two seasons . . . First player to earn Big East Offensive Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year in the same season since Michael Vick in 1999 . . . His 1,799 rushing yards as a freshman were the most for a rookie in Big East history.
Quotes: "We talked a lot. I actually worked out with him down in Miami when I was down there working out, getting ready for the combine and stuff. And he was just giving me hints; you have to work hard. The Eagles are a great organization. He told me how he loves everything about the Eagles and he told me some good stuff." - Dion Lewis on LeSean McCoy
NAME: JULIAN VANDERVELDE
Selection: 5th round, 161st overall
Position: Guard
College: Iowa
Height/Weight: 6-2, 300
Age: 24
Details: Started 37 games at left and right guard, with 13 starts as a senior at left guard . . . Academic All-Big Ten 4 years . . . A member of the Davenport, Iowa, team that played in the Little League World Series in 2000 . . . College teammate of new defensive coordinator Juan Castillo's son, Greg.
Quotes: "Since Field of Dreams, I'm not sure anyone likes Iowa more than Juan. He really thought a lot of his kid. A lot of this was his son, and Juan talking to his son, our relationship with their coaching staff up there." - Andy Reid
NAME: JASON KELCE
Selection: 6th round, 191st overall
Position: Center
College: Cincinnati
Height/Weight: 6-3, 282
Age: 23
Details: Started at 26 games at guard as a sophomore and junior and 12 games at center as a senior . . . Prefers center. "I like making the calls and being the one that sees the defense." . . . Began his college career as a walk-on linebacker, then added 40 pounds and moved to the offensive line . . . Ran fastest 40 time for an o-lineman at the combine . . . Joins fellow Bearcats Brent Celek and Trent Cole with the Eagles.
Quotes: "I feel like I'm in the best
situation that I could have gone into. Obviously, the Eagles are competing for a Super Bowl immediately right now with the personnel that they have. Coach [Howard] Mudd is one of - if not the - best offensive line coach in the country right now. I'm just really excited to learn from him and get ready to compete for a starting spot." - Jason Kelce
NAME: BRIAN ROLLE
Selection: 6th round, 193rd overall
Position: Linebacker
College: Ohio State
Height/Weight: 5-10, 227
Age: 22
Details: Projected as an outside linebacker . . . First-team All-Big Ten as a senior after leading the team with 76 tackles, including 11.5 tackles for loss. Also had 2.5 sacks and two interceptions . . . Started 51 games, including final 25 of his college career. Totaled 210 tackles, 21.5 tackles for loss, four interceptions and 3.5 sacks . . . Is a cousin of Giants safety Antrell Rolle, former Baltimore defensive back Samari Rolle and Myron Rolle, a product of Princeton's Hun School who was a sixth-round draft choice by Tennessee in 2010 out of Florida State.
Quotes: "I'm a guy that loves to stick his nose in piles and get dirty. So I just consider myself as somebody down in the box. But whatever plans that the Eagles have for me, I'm going to embrace it and excel." - Brian Rolle
NAME: GREG LLOYD
Selection: 7th round, 237th overall
Position: Linebacker
College: UConn
Height/Weight: 6-1, 247
Age: 22
Details: Projected as a MIKE linebacker for the Eagles . . . Started 23 games at middle linebacker for the Huskies, with 177 tackles, three sacks and an interception . . . Played in seven games with 25 tackles and an interception as a senior after coming back from an torn ACL and MCL suffered in December 2009. Said he came back too early and that had an impact on his draft position . . . Son of former Steelers linebacker and Eagles coaching intern Greg Lloyd. Lloyd Jr. said he and his father "don't have a relationship."
Quotes: "My whole thought process coming into it is I have the mindset of planning on being better than [his father]. That way, when people talk about me, they won't be comparing me to my father, they'll be comparing me to what I have done because I'll be my own person." - Greg Lloyd Jr.
NAME: STANLEY HAVILI
Selection: 7th round, 240th overall
Position: Fullback
College: Southern California
Height/Weight: 6-foot, 230
Age: 23
Details: Played in 52 career games (48 starts), totaling 1,799 scrimmage yards (1,290 receiving, 509 rushing) and 15 total touchdowns (12 receiving, three rushing) . . . Coming off shoulder surgery and did not particpate in drills at the combine or USC's Pro Day . . . Started all 13 games as a senior, with 32 receptions for 296 yards and two TDs and rushed for 166 and one TD . . . A team captain, was named USC's Most Inspirational Player . . . Pac-10 honorable mention.
Quotes: "He's an all-purpose running back is really what he is; he can block, he can catch, and he was the most gifted of all of the fullbacks . . . But you're looking at a guy that can carry the football for you; particularly, he did quite a little bit of it in the one-back sets that they had, and then, in their two-back sets, be a fullback that can block and, at the same time, catch the football." - Andy Reid
