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Since the Dolphins drafted Ja James No. 19 overall last night you may have heard about his size, arm length and the fact that he started 49 career games at Tennessee.

Here are a few things you may not know:

James originally committed to Alabama. After he de committed he spoke to the Atlanta Journal Constitution about his decision. He said it had to do with a textbook scandal at Alabama.

when I committed and the Alabama probation stuff came out, I expressed to them my concerns about it, James said in 2009. talked to them about it since and they been helping me throughout and trying to make me feel more comfortable. But I never felt the comfortability I felt back when I first committed to them. was ultimately put on three year probation because of a scandal involving the improper distribution of textbooks. But they didn lose any scholarships and won three national titles after the NCAA ruling.

James considered entering the NFL Draft after the 2012 season. But he decided in Dec. 2012 to stick around Tennessee for his senior season. It ended up being a great decision considering that James was the No. 19 overall pick and will benefit financially. Pittman was not retained as part of Jones staff and was hired at Arkansas, where he work with former Tennessee offensive coordinator Jim Chaney.

to have another year to get better and another opportunity at winning a championship. Gotta take advantage of it, James tweeted Monday.

James and former Vols teammate Dallas Thomas, who are reunited on the Dolphins, took a karate class together. Here the video

James missed spring cheap red bottom shoes practices before his sophomore season at Tennessee because of a bout with mono.

Coming out of high school, James was graded by a composite of recruiting services as the No. 28 overall national recruit, the No. 2 offensive tackle in the country and the No. 3 player in the state of Georgia. So he been highly hyped for years. 2009)

On the Hoof: Has excellent height with long arms and a wide powerbase. James has plenty of room to fill out and christian louboutin replica add weight and strength in the upper body. His frame will easily hold 320 pounds. James should physically remind fans of Florida State offensive tackle Zebrie Sanders.

Needs improvement: Right now, he is a bit light in the pants and lacks pop. He must add some upper body strength and fill out. James must become more physical while run blocking. Right now he relies on athleticism and finesse.

Most impressive: This potential giant has excellent lateral movement and looks like a basketball player playing defense. He also has tremendous growth potential and a long wing span which make him an ideal left offensive tackle at the next level.

Conclusion: Currently, he is very raw and is possibly two years away from any meaningful time at the next level. He does possess a lot of potential and natural ability and his long term future is very bright. Look for him to be a two to three year starter with NFL potential.

Fast forward more than four years. Here an analysis from CBS Sports Rob Rang heading red bottom shoes into the NFL Draft:

With a school record 49 consecutive starts for the Volunteers, James is more fundamentally sound than talented junior left tackle Antonio Richardson and offers a similar package of size and athleticism.

James get it done attitude is reflected by a career that began as a starter when he arrived in 2010. Forty nine games, 49 starts and one Bachelor Degree later (December 2013), he is ready to take his study on the Arts and Sciences to the NFL. But it will be his size, strength and lateral quickness that serve him well at the next level. Seems to make pre snap reads well but sometimes misses stunts.

James has the mentality and physicality to step in and perform immediately in the NFL. He was impressive at Senior Bowl before spraining knee, but was fine at his April Pro Day.

STRENGTHS: Surprisingly quick off the snap, showing the ability to slide to protect the edge against the variety of speed rushers he has faced in the SEC. Plays on the balls of his feet but with his knees bent and his butt down, putting him good position to shuffle laterally as well as anchor against a quality bull rush. Surprisingly light feet also stand out while run blocking, as does his competitive spirit.

Powerful at the point of attack and can drive defenders off the ball. Not shy about peeling off of them to target would be tacklers at the second level, as well. A plug and play candidate, James looks like a solid bet to crack the first 100 picks of the 2014 draft.

WEAKNESSES: Like most blockers with his frame, James occasionally struggles with pad level. When he drops his head, he can be beaten with a swim move over the top. This occurs most often while run blocking.