2009 NFP scouting series: Memphis

This summer, the National Football Post is breaking down every team in the Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly known as Division I-A) to identify players who might warrant interest from NFL teams in the 2010 draft. The Memphis Tigers feature a talented group of skill position prospects on the offensive side of the ball and once again should be in the thick of things in Conference USA this season. Offense Arkelon Hall: No. 8, QB, 6-3, 225 A thickly built quarterback with the athleticism and quickness to create plays on the move. Is a dual run/pass threat who does a nice job setting his feet, keeping his eyes down the field and manufacturing some big plays outside the pocket. Displays a low delivery point and consistently drops his elbow to more of a sidearm motion. Is slow to decipher information and doesn’t do a good job scanning the entire field and going through his progressions. Lacks timing in the pass game and consistently is late with his throws, causing him to be inaccurate w...