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The Virginia Tech football team has been practicing for the better part of three weeks this spring, yet there are still a few position battles that have to be giving head coach Frank Beamer headaches.

Andy Bitter is the Virginia Tech football beat writer for the Roanoke Times. Andy began covering the Hokies in October 2011 after spending three years covering Auburn for the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.

The Virginia Tech Hokies held their second scrimmage of the spring this past Saturday and were impressive on both sides of the ball.

The main knock on Matthews is that he lacks the speed to separate from corners. But does it really matter if Matthews isn't all that fast? This Charger team isn't really seeking to score points in a hurry.

Andy Bitter is the Virginia Tech football beat writer for the Roanoke Times. Andy began covering the Hokies in October 2011 after spending three years covering Auburn for the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.

Check out our 2014 Eagles mock draft central for more opinions on who could be the #22 pick in May. 22. Philadelphia Eagles: Marqise Lee, WR, Southern California With Cooks off the board, the Eagles would have to go after Lee if they want a wide receiver.

The ESPN draft analyst makes his three-round picks based on him being a team's general manager, and sends a receiver to the Steelers, along with a nose tackle and a defensive back.

Welcome back to another edition of the NolesBag. This is where I post my thoughts about the draft class position by position and take all those burning questions that everyone has as well.

Your score is: 4785 Your Picks: Round 1 Pick 3: Jadeveon Clowney , DE, South Carolina Round 2 Pick 9 : Xavier Su'a-Filo , OG, UCLA Round 3 Pick 6: Donte Moncrief , WR, Ole Miss Round 3 Pick 16 : A.J. McCarron , QB, Alabama Round 4 Pick 5: Charles Sims , RB, West Virginia Round 4 Pick 14: Bryan Stork , C, Florida State Round 5 Pick 4: Antone Exum , ... (more)

Andy Bitter is the Virginia Tech football beat writer for the Roanoke Times. Andy began covering the Hokies in October 2011 after spending three years covering Auburn for the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.

With representatives from all 32 NFL teams in attendance, including coaching bigwigs like San Francisco's Jim Harbaugh and Philadelphia's Chip Kelly, Logan Thomas went through the gamut of throws at Virginia Tech's pro day Wednesday.