Round 4 (133rd overall): Weber State offensive tackle David Hale

6 feet 6, 308 pounds

Here's what NFL.com says about this pick:

Hale put himself on the map with a solid performance at the East-West Shrine Game. He has the size to play at the next level, but lacks athleticism. Coming from lesser competition, it could take a few years for him to develop.

Here's a Q&A with Hale on NFLDraftBlitz.com that was published in January. Here's what he said were his strengths:

Ahh, just knowing the game. I study the game. I got a little nasty streak. I will go all the way to the whistle.

Here is SI.com's scouting report on Hale:

POSITIVES: Hard-working blocker with adequate size. Quick in all aspects of the game, displays solid footwork sliding off the edge, and anchors in pass protection. Effectively works his hands throughout the action, shows the ability to adjust, and jolts opponents with good hand-punch. Nasty and shows a large degree of toughness to his game. Quick in his head picking up assignments and works well with teammates.

NEGATIVES: Not a dominant drive-blocker and marginally effective opening holes for the running game. Gets minimal results blocking in motion.

Here's Hale's player page on Weber State's Web site.

And video of Hale from the combine:

Finally, The Sun's breakdown:

2007 statistics: His team's offensive line allowed just 12 sacks in 11 games.

Strengths: Size and experience. He's huge and has the frame to add pounds. Four-year starter at Weber State.

Weaknesses: Not very athletic and played against Championship Subdivision competition like first-round pick Joe Flacco.