Top college defensive linemen, outside linebackers

A look at a few notable defensive linemen and outside linebackers in this week's draft:

SERGIO KINDLE

6-3, 250, DE, Texas

Explosive pass rusher with the speed and agility to turn the corner quickly and get to the QB. Some say he projects best as an OLB in a 3-4 scheme. He was a two-year starter for the Longhorns and second-team All-Big 12 in 2009.

JASON PIERRE-PAUL

6-5, 270, DE, South Florida

Intriguing because of his upside. Played for three programs and spent only one season at South Florida. Has a nice burst and gets off the ball quickly.

JERRY HUGHES

6-2, 255, DE/OLB, TCU

Over the past two seasons, he's been one of the top college pass rushers, with an array of moves. Negatives: May be a bit undersized, and considered by some to be a "tweener."

JARED ODRICK

6-5, 304, DT, Penn State

Strength and size could make him a nice DE in a 3-4. Must work on moves and not get neutralized in double-teams.

CARLOS DUNLAP

6-6, 277, DE, Florida

Despite being 6-6, he ran a 4.7 40 at the combine. Adept at bull-rushing; knows how to use his hands. But he has character issues; he has a DUI arrest and is said to lack a great work ethic.