1. Michael Oher OT Ole Miss
2. Rey Maualuga ILB USC
3. Duke Robinson OG Oklahoma
4. James Davis RB Clemson
5. William Moore FS Missouri
6. Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State
7. James Laurinaitis ILB Ohio State
8. Brian Cushing OLB USC
9. Fili Moala DT USC
10. Curtis Painter QB Purdue
11. Cullen Harper QB Clemson
12. Tyson Jackson DE LSU
13. Jeremy Perry OG Oregon State
14. Michael Johnson DE Georgia Tech
15. Max Unger OT Oregon
16. Phil Loadholt OT Oklahoma
17. Victor Harris CB Virginia Tech
18. Arian Foster RB Tennessee
19. Demetrius Byrd WR LSU
20. Travis Beckum TE Wisconsin
21. Sean Lee OLB Penn State
22. Chase Coffman TE Missouri
23. Alex Boone OT Ohio State
24. Marlon Lucky RB Nebraska
25. Mike Mickens CB Cincinnati
26. Terrance Taylor DT Michigan
27. Brian Robiskie WR Ohio State
28. Herman Johnson OG LSU
29. Nic Harris FS Oklahoma
30. Darry Beckwith ILB LSU
31. Alphonso Smith CB Wake Forest
32. Patrick Chung SS Oregon
33. Michael Hamlin SS Clemson
34. Aaron Kelly WR Clemson
35. Alex Mack OC California
36. Brian Orakpo DE Texas
37. Jeff Owens DT Georgia
38. Dave Philistin ILB Maryland
39. Antwain Robinson DE Arkansas
40. Kraig Urbik OG Wisconsin
41. Marcus Freeman OLB Ohio State
42. Darius Hill TE Ball State
43. Greg Carr WR Florida State
44. Tim Jamison OLB Michigan
45. Mitch King DE Iowa
46. Hunter Cantwell QB Louisville
47. Cornelius Ingram TE Florida
48. Anthony Heygood OLB Purdue
49. Javon Ringer RB Michigan State
50. Jaison Williams WR Oregon
51. Peria Jerry DT Ole Miss
52. Joe Burnett CB Central Florida
53. Ryan Purvis TE Boston College
54. Kevin Ellison SS USC
55. Andrew Gardner OT Georgia Tech
56. Marlon Favorite DT LSU
57. Jonathan Luigs OC Arkansas
58. Chris Clemons FS Clemson
59. Vance Walker DT Georgia Tech
60. Derek Pegues FS Miss. State
61. Ian Johnson RB Boise State
62. Demonte Bolden DT Tennessee
63. Bear Pascoe TE Fresno State
64. Jarrett Dillard WR Rice
65. Courtney Greene SS Rutgers
66. Ian Campbell DE Kansas State
67. Juaquin Iglesias WR Oklahoma
68. Myron Pryor DT Kentucky
69. Matt Shaughnessey DE Wisconsin
70. Worrell Williams ILB California
71. Rudy Carpenter QB Arizona State
72. Antoine Caldwell OC Alabama
73. Eugene Monroe OT Virginia
74. Jackie Bates CB Hampton
75. Jasper Brinkley ILB South Carolina
76. Londen Fryar CB Western Michigan
77. Dorell Scott DT Clemson
78. Mike Thomas WR Arizona
79. Cedric Dockery OG Texas
80. Curtis Taylor FS LSU
81. Aaron Curry OLB Wake Forest
82. Jovorskie Lane FB Texas A&M
83. Chase Holbrook QB New Mexico State
84. Wopamo Osaisai CB Stanford
85. Trey Covington DE Maryland
86. Scott McKillop ILB Pitt
87. Pannel Egboh DE Stanford
88. Brandon Gibson WR Washington State
89. Pat White QB West Virginia
90. Josh Pinkard FS USC
91. Tyrone McKenzie OLB South Florida
92. Chase Daniel QB Missouri
93. Ryan Stanchek OT West Virginia
94. DeAndre Wright CB New Mexico
95. Kyle Moore DE USC
96. Keegan Herring RB Arizona State
97. Steve Rehring OG Ohio State
98. Patrick Turner WR USC
99. Pat Maynor ILB Stanford
100. Derrick Williams WR Penn State
10 Things I Love...
by MattMiller
on May 7, 2008 5:15 PM EDT
10. Joe Montana vs Steve Young :: My vote goes to Young. I became a 49ers fan in the mid-80s when I became old enough to understand what football was. I loved Joe, but I was always put off by how he handled the late 80s-early 90s quarterback competition.
9. Fantasy Football :: Looking for late round quarterbacks. Fake Teams is the place to go.
8. Looking Ahead, 2009 NFL Draft :: A solid article from Matt Brown about the '09 draft class.
7. Phil Loadholt :: The enormous left tackle from Oklahoma is a freak. Top 10 potential in the 2009 NFL Draft.
6. Ross Tucker, Writer :: Former player takes a look at training camp.
5. UCLA's QB Hopes :: Norm Chow plus Rick Neuheisel equals... ?
4. Shamless Plug ?:: Flynn Hill has scouting reports up for the top 10 HS players.
3. Must Read :: College Football News on the Scout.com network is my heaven.
2. Rick Gosselin :: Dallas Morning News has the best NFL guy around. He's a must read.
1. Pro Football Talk :: If you aren't reading this site, you should be.
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Breaking Down the Draft: Chicago Bears
by MattMiller
on May 7, 2008 2:39 PM EDT
While some have been openly critical of the Bears for not drafting a franchise quarterback, here is a look at what positions the Bears did address and how these rookies can contribute to a franchise on the mend.
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2009 NFL Draft Scouting Underway
by MattMiller
on May 6, 2008 8:07 PM EDT
We've added scouting reports for Rey Maualuga , Curtis Painter and Max Unger this week. Many more will follow soon!
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2009 Top 300 Players Added
by MattMiller
on May 5, 2008 2:19 PM EDT
in 2009 NFL Draft
The 2009 Draft is only one year away. Here is a way-too early look at the top 300 seniors.
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Breaking Down the Draft: Carolina Panthers
by MattMiller
on May 4, 2008 5:38 PM EDT
in 2008 NFL Draft
The Panthers have fallen from NFC Champions to a mediocre team due to injuries and free agency. Will the 2008 Draft put them back in the drivers seat in the NFC South?
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Breaking Down the Draft: Buffalo Bills
by MattMiller
on May 1, 2008 4:49 PM EDT
The Buffalo Bills hit on 100% of their needs in the 2008 NFL Draft, earning high grades from the experts in the media (not Buzz Bissinger, though). Here is a look at how the Bills have filled their holes at wide receiver, cornerback and tight end.
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2008 NFL Post-Draft Yin and Yang: AFC and NFC North
by BigBlueShoe
on May 1, 2008 2:19 PM EDT
in 2008 NFL Draft
Well, after spending the day smacking down some silly Cowboys fans who didn't like the draft evaluation I gave their owner and GM, Mr. Jerry Jones, I now need another spiritual cleansing in the form of the 2008 Post Draft Yin and Yang. Today, we focus on the AFC and NFC South teams and how they improved themselves within their division in this draft.
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Breaking Down the Draft: Baltimore Ravens
by MattMiller
on Apr 30, 2008 3:00 PM EDT
The Baltimore Ravens have been among the best in the NFL at drafting under General Manager Ozzie Newsome. Their '08 draft is no different.
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2008 NFL Post-Draft Yin and Yang: AFC and NFC East
by BigBlueShoe
on Apr 30, 2008 2:09 PM EDT
in 2008 NFL Draft
As Matt continues his analysis of the 2008 NFL Draft, this series will discuss how teams in specific divisions addressed needs that either kept them on top of their division, or pushed them closer to the top. We call this the 2008 NFL Post-Draft Yin and Yang. The Yin are teams who are closer to the top (or remain at the top) because of this draft and the Yang are those slipping. It's not an exact science, but it gives you a good barometer, and for you Jets fans, perhaps some spiritual cleansing after spending the entire weekend booing every Giants and Patriots selection:
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Breaking Down the Draft: Atlanta Falcons
by MattMiller
on Apr 29, 2008 4:34 PM EDT
Day two takes us inside the draft of the Atlanta Falcons . Check back again today for a look at the Baltimore Ravens draft.
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