Alabama linebacker Rolando McClain announced he will skip his senior season of eligibility to enter the 2010 NFL draft Monday. McClain is widely considered a top ten prospect and is the consensus top linebacker prospect eligible for this year’s draft.

It comes as no surprise that after his legal issues that junior defensive end Carlos Dunlap is forgoing his final year of eligibility at the University of Florida and entering the 2010 NFL draft. Dunlap is considered one of the top defensive end prospects in the country and is expected to be a first round pick.

Mississippi junior quarterback announced he would forgo his senior season and enter the 2010 NFL draft Thursday. Snead, who entered the season being touted as one of the top two or three QB prospects in the nation, has seen his stock tumble drastically this fall.

South Florida’s Jason Pierre-Paul announced he will enter the 2010 NFL Draft Wednesday. Pierre-Paul has the right blend of size, speed, and athleticism that make him an attractive prospect to NFL teams.

Penn State junior linebacker Navarro Bowman announced he would enter the 2010 NFL Draft Monday. The 6′ 2″/235 pound linebacker said he decided to leave because it was time for him to start taking care of his family.

Florida junior corner back Joe Haden has decided to skip his final year of eligibility and enter the 2010 draft. Haden is the first of what is expected to be several Gators to give up their remaining eligibility to turn pro.

It comes as no surprise that Tennessee junior safety Eric Berry announced after last night’s Chik-Fil-A Bowl that he would enter the 2010 NFL draft. Lane Kiffin said in interviews leading up to Tennessee’s bowl game that he expected that Berry would go pro after this season.

USC defensive end Everson Griffen told reporters after the Emerald Bowl that he intends on skipping his senior season and entering the NFL draft. Checking in at 6′ 3″ and upwards of 280 pounds Griffen is considered a late first to early second round prospect.

Michigan defensive back Donovan Warren announced he will not be back for his senior season Sunday and Rutgers offensive tackle is expected to do the same at a news conference set for Tuesday afternoon.

Two more underclassmen are foregoing their remaining college eligibility and entering the 2010 NFL Draft. Oklahoma junior defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and Maryland offensive tackle Bruce Campbell have decided to being their professional football careers a year early.