End of Season rankings
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 1:25 AM EST
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These are my positional rankings, if you would like to know anything, feel free to ask. These will change once pro days, combine, and workout (rumors) start up, but as on right now these are my rankings. This is not a prediction of what order they will be picked, they are just MY rankings. If my 3-4 rankings are off it's because simply I don't know it very well. Enjoy.
I will repeat since some on this site can't read, this is NOT NOT NOT a prediction of what order they will be picked.
QUARTERBACKS
1. Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame
2. Sam Bradford Oklahoma
3. Jevan Snead Ole Miss
4. Tim Tebow Florida
5. Colt McCoy Texas
6. Tony Pike Cincinnati
7. Dan LeFevour Central Michigan
8. Sean Canfield Oregon St.
9. Jonathan Crompton Tennessee
10. John Skelton Fordham
11. Jarrett Brown West Virginia
12. Tim Hiller Western Michigan
13. Bill Stull Pittsburgh
14. Max Hall BYU
15. Darryll Clark Penn St.
16. Zac Robinson Oklahoma St.
17. Joe Webb UAB
18. Ryan Perriloux Jacksonville St.
19. Rusty Smith Florida Atlantic
20. Mike Kafka Northwestern
21. Levi Brown Troy
22. Andy Schmitt Eastern Michigan
23. Tyler Sheehan Bowling Green
24. Thaddeus Lewis Duke
25. Aaron Opelt Toledo
26. Matt Nichols Eastern Washington
27. Nick Graziano Arkansas Tech
28. Harrison Beck North Alabama
29. Chris Turner Maryland
30. Juice Williams Illinois
RUNNING BACKS
1. CJ Spiller Clemson
2. Jahvid Best California
3. Jonathan Dwyer Georgia Tech
4. Ryan Matthews Fresno St.
5. Joe McKnight USC
6. Anthony Dixon Mississippi St.
7. Toby Gerhart Stanford
8. Montarrio Hardesty Tennessee
9. Joique Bell Wayne St.
10. Ben Tate Auburn
11. Andre Dixon UCONN
12. Javarris James Miami
13. Charles Scott LSU
14. Andre Anderson Tulane
15. Stafon Johnson USC
16. James Starks Buffalo
17. LaGarrette Blount Oregon
18. Keith Toston Oklahoma St.
19. Chris Brown Oklahoma
20. Shawnbrey McNeal SMU
21. Lonyae Miller Fresno St.
22. Roy Upchurch Alabama
23. Darius Marshall Marshall
24. Deji Karim Southern Illinois
25. Brandon Minor Michigan
26. Keiland Williams LSU
27. William Ford South Carolina St.
28. Lamarcus Coker Hampton
29. Reggie Arnold Arkansas St.
30. DaJuane Collins Toledo
FULLBACKS
1. Dorin Dickerson Pittsburgh
2. Rashawn Jackson Virginia
3. Manase Tonga BYU
4. John Conner Kentucky
5. Cory Jackson Maryland
6. Willie Rose Florida Atlantic
7. Jack Corcoran Rutgers
8. Bobby McClintock Portland St.
9. Matt Clapp Oklahoma
10. Dre Gibbs Western Illinois
WIDE RECEIVERS
1. Dez Bryant Oklahoma St.
2. Golden Tate Notre Dame
3. Damian Williams USC
4. Arrelious Benn Illinois
5. Brandon LaFell LSU
6. Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech
7. Mardy Gilyard Cincinnati
8. Jeremy Williams Tulane
9. Jordan Shipley Texas
10. Danario Alexander Missouri
11. Dezmon Briscoe Kansas
12. Jacoby Ford Clemson
13. Eric Decker Minnesota
14. Carlton Mitchell South Florida
15. Andre Roberts Citadel
16. Chris Carter UC Davis
17. Marcus Easley UCONN
18. Naaman Roosevelt Buffalo
19. Antonio Brown Central Michigan
19. Freddie Barnes Bowling Green
20. Chris Bell Norfolk St.
21. Riley Cooper Florida
22. Blair White Michigan St.
23. Taylor Price Ohio
24. Shay Hodge Ole Miss
25. Chris McGaha Arizona St.
26. Terrell Hudgins Elon
27. Donald Jones Youngstown St.
28. Stephen Williams Toledo
29. Seyi Ajirotutu Fresno St.
30. David Gettis Baylor
31. Bryan Anderson Central Michigan
32. Tim Brown Rutgers
33. Kerry Meier Kansas
34. Alric Arnett West Virginia
35. Greg Matthews Michigan
36. AJ Jackson California (PA)
37. Verran Tucker California
38. Jared Perry Missouri
39. Mike Williams Syracuse
40. Mico McSwain North Alabama
TIGHT ENDS
1. Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma
2. Rob Gronkowski Arizona
3. Anthony McCoy USC
4. Aaron Hernandez Florida
5. Ed Dickson Oregon
6. Garrett Graham Wisconsin
7. Colin Peek Alabama
8. Dennis Pitta BYU
9. Tony Moeaki Iowa
10. Jimmy Graham Miami
11. Andrew Quarless Penn St.
12. Jerad Mastrud Kansas St.
13. Dedrick Epps Miami
14. Richard Dickson LSU
15. Cody Slate Marshall
16. Nate Byham Pittsburgh
17. Jeff Cumberland Illinois
18. Mickey Shuler Penn St.
19. Michael Hoomanawanui Illinois
20. Greg Boone Virginia Tech
21. Nathan Overbay Eastern Washington
22. Brody Eldridge Oklahoma
23. Jim Dray Stanford
24. Caz Piurowski Florida St.
25. Jake Ballard Ohio St.
TACKLES
1. Russell Okung Oklahoma St.
2. Bryan Bulaga Iowa
3. Anthony Davis Rutgers
4. Bruce Campbell Maryland
5. Charles Brown USC
6. Trent Williams Oklahoma
7. Jason Fox Miami
8. Kyle Calloway Iowa
9. Selvish Capers West Virginia
10. Zane Beadles Utah
11. Ciron Black LSU
12. Jared Veldheer Hillside
13. Sam Young Notre Dame
14. Chris Scott Tennessee
15. Michael Tepper California
16. Chris Marinelli Stanford
17. Derek Hardmann Eastern Kentucky
18. Adam Ulatoski Texas
19. Roger Saffold Indiana
20. Ed Wang Virginia Tech
21. Tony Washington Abilene Christian
22. Drew Davis Alabama
23. Kevin Haslam Rutgers
24. Kyle Jolly North Carolina
25. Cole Pemberton Colorado St.
26. Dennis Landolt Penn St.
27. Jeff Linkenbach Cincinnati
28. Nick Stringer Kansas St.
29. J'Marcus Webb West Texas A&M
30. Alonzo Durham Nevada
GUARDS
1. Mike Iupati Idaho
2. Mike Johnson Alabama
3. Jon Asamoah Illinois
4. Mitch Petrus Arkansas
5. Vladimir Ducasse UMASS
6. John Jerry Ole Miss
7. Sergio Render Virginia Tech
8. Reggie Stephens Iowa St.
9. Shawn Lauvao Arizona St.
10. Brandon Carter Texas Tech
11. Thomas Austin Clemson
12. Shelley Smith Colorado St.
13. Marshall Newhouse TCU
14. Kurtis Gregory Missouri
15. Andrew Lewis Oklahoma St.
16. Cord Howard Georgia Tech
17. Jeff Byers USC
18. Matt McCracken Richmond
19. Calvin Wilson North Alabama
20. Doug Palmer East Carolina
21. Chaz Millard Eastern Illinois
22. Casey Bender South Dakota St.
23. Lee Grimes Texas A&M
24. Jacques McClendon Tennessee
25. Robert Okeafor Florida A&M
CENTERS
1. Maurkice Pouncey Florida
2. Matt Tennant Boston College
3. JD Walton Baylor
4. Eric Olsen Notre Dame
5. Eric Cook New Mexico
6. Ted Larsen NC St.
7. John Estes Hawaii
8. Kenny Alfred Washington St.
9. Kevin Matthews Texas A&M
10. Chris Hall Texas
11. Jim Cordle Ohio St.
12. Jacob Hickman Nebraska
13. Rafael Eubanks Iowa
14. Brennan McFadden Utah St.
15. Josh McNeil Tennessee
DEFENSIVE ENDS
1. Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech
2. Everson Griffen USC
3. Carlos Dunlap Florida
4. Brandon Graham Michigan
5. Jason Pierre Paul South Florida
6. Greg Hardy Don't know he never plays
7. Jerry Hughes TCU
8. Corey Wootton Northwestern
9. Ricky Sapp Clemson
10. Austen Lane Murray St.
11. Jermaine Cunningham Florida
12. CJ Wilson East Carolina
13. Jason Worilds Virginia Tech
14. Willie Young NC St.
15. Brandon Lang Troy
16. Lindsey Witten UCONN
17. George Selvie South Florida
18. Kevin Basped Nevada
19. Alex Carrington Arkansas St.
20. Jeffrey Fitzgerald Kansas St.
21. Clifton Geathers South Carolina
22. James Ruffin Northern Iowa
23. Rahim Alem LSU
24. Danny Batten South Dakota St.
25. Frank Zombo Cenral Michigan
26. Lawrence Wilson Ohio St.
27. Jan Jorgensen BYU
28. George Johnson Rutgers
29. Brandon Sharpe Texas Tech
30. Barry Turner Nebraska
DEFENSIVE TACKLES
1. Ndamukong Suh Nebraska
2. Gerald McCoy Oklahoma
3. Brian Price UCLA
4. Jared Odrick Penn St.
5. Dan Williams Tennessee
6. Terrance Cody Alabama
7. Arthur Jones Syracuse
8. Lamarr Houston Texas
9. Mike Neal Purdue
10. Tyson Alualu California
11. Vince Oghobaase Duke
12. Torrell Troup Cenral Florida
13. D'Anthony Smith Louisiana Tech
14. Geno Atkins Georgia
15. Earl Mitchell Arizona
16. Boo Robinson Wake Forest
17. DeMarcus Granger Oklahoma
18. Swanson Miller Oklahoma St.
19. Mick Williams Pittsburgh
20. Jeff Owens Georgia
21. Corey Peters Kentucky
22. Jaron Baston Missouri
23. Malcolm Sheppard Arkansas
24. Abe Karoma Western Illinois
25. Ekom Udofia Stanford
26. Cam Thomas North Carolina
27. Travis Ivey Maryland
28. Kade Weston Georgia
29. Jay Ross East Carolina
30. Al Woods LSU
OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS
1. Navorro Bowman Penn St.
2. Sergio Kindle Texas
3. Sean Weatherspoon Missouri
4. Eric Norwood South Carolina
5. Roddrick Muckelroy Texas
6. Cameron Sheffield Troy
7. AJ Edds Iowa
8. Dekoda Watson Florida St.
9. Perry Riley LSU
10. Rico McCoy Tennessee
11. Arthur Moats James Madison
12. Stevenson Sylvester Utah
13. Keenan Clayton Oklahoma
14. Blaze Soares Hawaii
15. Sam Maxwell Kentucky
16. Kavell Connor Clemson
17. Adrian Tracy William & Mary
18. Justin Cole San Jose St.
19. Keaton Kristic Oregon St.
20. Jarvis Geathers Central Florida
21. Jason Beauchamp UNLV
22. Ryan Stamper Florida
23. Tyrell Graham Houston
24. Denzel Burrell Virginia
25. Austin Spitler Ohio St.
MIDDLE LINEBACKERS
1. Rolando McClain Alabama
2. Brandon Spikes Florida
3. Daryl Washington TCU
4. Sean Lee Penn St.
5. Pat Angerer Iowa
6. Jamar Chaney Mississippi St.
7. Micah Johnson Kentucky
8. Boris Lee Troy
9. Darryl Sharpton Miami
10. Phillip Dillard Nebraska
11. Reggie Carter UCLA
12. Josh Hull Penn St.
13. Joe Pawelek Baylor
14. Elijah Hodge Northern Iowa
15. Sedric Griffin Georgia Tech
16. Reed Williams West Virginia
17. Mike McLaughlin Boston College
18. Ryan D'Imperio Rutgers
19. Kion Wilson South Florida
20. Travis Goethel Arizona St.
21. Devin Bishop California
22. Terrance Gaston Northeastern
23. Donald Butler Washington
24. Brandin Jordan Southern Illinois
25. Prince Hall Central Washington
CORNERBACKS
1. Joe Haden Florida
2. Donovan Warren Michigan
3. Javier Arenas Alabama
4. Patrick Robinson Florida St.
5. Trevard Lindley Kentucky
6. Brandon Ghee Wake Forest
7. Dominique Franks Oklahoma
8. Kyle Wilson Boise St.
9. Karreem Jackson Alabama
10. SydQuan Thompson California
11. Amari Spievey Iowa
12. Stephan Virgil Virginia Tech
13. Akwasi Owusu Ansah Indiana (PA)
14. Perrish Cox Oklahoma St.
15. Jerome Murphy South Florida
16. Alterraun Verner UCLA
17. Brian Jackson Oklahoma
18. Chris Cook Virginia
19. Walter Thurmond Oregon
20. Patrick Stoudamire Western Illinois
21. Crezdon Butler Clemson
22. Rafael Priest TCU
23. Myron Lewis Vanderbilt
24. Devin McCourty Rutgers
25. Devin Ross Arizona
26. AJ Wallace Penn St.
27. AJ Jefferson Fresno St.
28. Brandon Brinkley Houston
29. Walter McFadden Auburn
30. Sam Shields Miami
31. Marshay Green Ole Miss
32. Chris Chancellor Clemson
33. Jamar Wall Texas Tech
34. Chris Hawkins LSU
35. Eddie Calvin Southeast Missouri St.
FREE SAFETIES
1. Earl Thomas Texas
2. Chad Jones LSU
3. Morgan Burnett Georgia Tech
4. Taylor Mays USC
5. Major Wright Florida
6. Nate Allen South Florida
7. Robert Johnson Utah
8. Van Eskridge East Carolina
9. Kam Chancellor Virginia Tech
10. Anderson Russell Ohio St.
11. Antonio Baker Louisiana Tech
12. Bo McNally Stanford
13. Shane Carter Wisconsin
14. Robert Vaughn UCONN
15. Jeromy Miles UMASS
16. Terrell Skinner Maryland
17. Josh Pinkard USC
18. Nick Polk Indiana
19. Danny McRay LSU
20. Eddie Hicks Southern Mississippi
STRONG SAFETIES
1. Eric Berry Tennessee
2. Reshad Jones Georgia
3. Darrell Stuckey Kansas
4. Harry Coleman LSU
5. TJ Ward Oregon
6. Myron Rolle Florida St.
7. Justin Woodall Alabama
8. Barry Church Toledo
9. Kurt Coleman Ohio St.
10. Darian Stewart South Carolina
11. Kyle McCarthy Notre Dame
12. Larry Asante Nebraska
13. Dominique Harris Temple
14. DaMon Cromartie Smith UTEP
15. Andre Sexton Oklahoma St.
16. Cody Grimm Virginia Tech
17. Johnathan Amaya Nevada
18. Stevie Brown Michigan
19. Dorian Porch Virginia Tech
20. Sergio Brown Notre Dame
KICKERS
1. Brett Swenson Michigan St.
2. Aaron Pettrey Ohio St.
3. Joshua Shene Ole Miss
4. Leigh Tiffin Alabama
5. Hunter Lawrence Texas
6. Mike Salerno Northern Illinois
7. Josh Aruco Arkansas St.
PUNTERS
1. Zoltan Mesko Michigan
2. Jeremy Boone Penn St.
3. Matt Dodge East Carolina
4. Brett Bowden Virginia Tech
5. Scott Ravanesi Southern Illinois
6. Robert Malone Fresno St.
7. Mike Brandtner Iowa St.
ATHLETES aka I don't know
1. Dexter McCluster Ole Miss
2. Armanti Edwards Appalachian St.
3. Trindon Holliday LSU
4. Brandon James Florida
5. Leroy Vann Florida A&M
6. Brandon Banks Kansas St.
7. Juice Williams Illinois
8. Michael Smith Arkansas St.
9. Curtis Pulley Florida A&M
10. Dion Morton Colorado St.
3-4 DEFENSIVE ENDS
1. Ndamukong Suh Nebraska
2. Gerald McCoy Oklahoma
3. Corey Woottton Northwestern
4. Jared Odrick Penn St.
5. Tyson Alualu California
6. Arthur Jones Syracuse
7. Mike Neal Purdue
8. VInce Oghobaase Duke
9. CJ Wilson East Carolina
10. Alex Carrington Arkansas St.
11. Jeffrey Fitzgerald Kansas St.
12. Lorenzo Washington Alabama
13. Doug Worthington Ohio St.
14. Swanson Miller Oklahoma St.
15. D'Anthony Smith Louisiana Tech
16. Brandon Deaderick Alabama
17. Greg Middleton Indiana
18. Corey Peters Kentucky
19. Lawrence Wilson Ohio St.
20. Clifton Geathers South Carolina
NOSE TACKLES
1. Dan Williams Tennessee
2. Terrance Cody Alabama
3. Torrell Troup Central Florida
4. Jay Ross East Carolina
5. Emka Udofia Stanford
6. Travis Ivey Maryland
7. Kade Weston Georgia
8. Demarcus Granger Oklahoma
9. Al Woods LSU
10. Cam Thomas North Carolina
11. Kellen Heard Memphis
12. Martin Tevaseu UNLV
RUSH LINEBACKERS
1. Sergio Kindle Texas
2. Jerry Hughes TCU
3. Ricky Sapp Clemson
4. Eric Norwood South Carolina
5. Cameron Sheffield Troy
6. Thaddeus Gibson Ohio St.
7. Jason Worilds Virginia Tech
8. O'Brien Schoefield Wisconsin
9. George Selvie South Florida
10. Jermaine Cunningham Florida
11. Austen Lane Murray St.
12. Brandon Lang Troy
13. Antonio Coleman Auburn
14. Koa Misi Utah
15. Aaron Morgan Lousiana Monroe
16. Carl Ihenacho San Jose St.
17. Dexter Davis Arizona St.
18. Willie Young NC St.
19. Lindsey Witten UCONN
20. Rahim Alem LSU
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Good job
I agree with about 90-95% of it. Would change a few things here and there, but overall we actually agree alot more than what would appear on the surface from previous discussions we’ve had.
I think my biggest problem is the QB ratings 3 through 6. Especially Tebow, but I can see why you would slot him there. If it was me, I would probably have him 7th or 8th in being realistic and not hype driven on the slotting.
I think my favorite rankings on your board here has got to be Bowman and the fact that you acknowledge how good Daryl Washington is going to be.
Also, the Dan Williams ranking. Cody get’s a lot of hype but alot of people don’t realize how winded he gets and how quickly he does. He’ll be good but only for limited time through the course of any given game.
The only other small quarrell I have is your CB rankings in having Lindley as high as you have him. He struggled this year. I was high on him at the beginning of the year but he sort of let me down. I would switch Robinson and possibly even bump Wilson up.
Anyway, good job… can see you put alot of thought in to it.
Rec’d
Tim Tebow = 1,432,219 season tickets next year. Who wouldn't pick him in the 1st round with those projections?
Also
just one last thing… Stephen Williams from Toledo is going to be a freak. He’s built like Randy Moss and I think just as fast but actually has some guts. He will be a steal for someone.
I would say that him and Demaryious Thomas are my two favorite WR’s coming out this year.
Williams:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehMxI_i61xE&feature=related
Tim Tebow = 1,432,219 season tickets next year. Who wouldn't pick him in the 1st round with those projections?
Very nice list
I’ll probably use it on my personal mock drafts, lol
"We play to win the game" - Herm Edwards
by nicholas.rodriguez on Jan 16, 2010 3:12 AM EST reply actions
if i decide to do one
"We play to win the game" - Herm Edwards
by nicholas.rodriguez on Jan 16, 2010 3:12 AM EST up reply actions
That’s cool if you do, I kind of take it as an honor, however just know they are my rankings. It is not prediction of what order they will go in, it is in order of how I like them.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 6:13 PM EST up reply actions
For starters, I like the 2011 draft class more than this one. Alot of 1st round talent went back to school so next year could be STACKED.
I do believe at this point in time that this draft lacks the "superstars"but many of these players will be solid contributors for a long time.
It all depends on what you expect from this draft class. If you are expecting many stars, I think you may end up dissapointed. If many many players become solid contributors and you view that as a good group, then there are many in this draft.
1. Cornerbacks
Overall it’s not a real good group, Haden is heads above anyone else but many of these guys will become very solid contributors either as nickel backs, safeties, return man, or special teams. If you are expecting these guys to be stars you will be disapointed, if you go in expecting contributions you will be very pleased.
2. Safeties
To me this safety class is top heavy. The top 7-10 will be very good starters, while the rest will be serviceable reserves/spot starters but will provide alot of depth. I really like this group and that is with two of my favorites returning to school in Deunta Williams and DeAndre McDaniel.
3. Defensive Tackles
I really like this class even with Marvin Austin, Jerrell Powe, Allen Bailey, Jarvis Jenkins deciding to stay in school. Suh is in probably the best DT prospect since Warren Sapp and McCoy isn’t far behind. I see tons of value in this class, as of now I have Lamar Houston as a 3rd round prospect yet I really believe that he can be a 10 year starter.
4. Rush Linebackers
If your team runs the 3-4 D this could be a great time to grab an OLB. Kindle and Hughes will battle it out for first one taken, while guys like Gibson, Worilds, Sapp, Sheffield, Selvie, Schoefield all make me drool and wish the Bears ran a 3-4. Of course this is always hit and miss because most of these players played DE in college so the question mark will be in coverage, but the potential in this group is amazing.
5. Guards
Yes I like this group. I think Iupati, Asamoah, Johnson, and Petrus can start day 1 of course depending on who they get drafted by. There are about 5-10 more that I can see as serviceable guys on the line.
1. Running Backs
I really don’t like this group as a whole. I’ve had a four year man crush on Spiller and that isn’t changing anytime soon. Best has some durability issues with a bad back. I question how Dwyer will do as option RB’s don’t fare real well in the NFL (could be wrong but Nebraska keeps popping in my mind). McKnight could be Bush 2.0 which depending on tastes is either good or bad. The rest to me aren’t anything to be thrilled about. You got your power backs like Dixon, Gerhart, and Scott that could be successful in their roles but as a whole I’m just not in love with this group.
2. Outside Linebackers 4-3
I don’t like the depth at this position. I like Bowman and Weatherspoon but after that you get into the Dekoda Watson’s, AJ Edds, Roddrick Muckelroys where I think they just end up special teams players/backups. So depth in this class is an issue.
3. Quarterbacks
I’m not in love with this group either. There are an awful lot of developmental guys in this class which may take three to four years to see how they do. This also has to do with the transition period from playing a spread offense in college to the pro style in the NFL. Alot of schools are running the spread now days, how will they translate?
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 6:45 PM EST up reply actions
Yea
Thats pretty much what I expected. I also am intrigued by this DT class, seems to be not lacking in both potential starts and depth. Some quick and light guys that translate to edge rushers are going to get taken early, and we might see 5 guards taken on the first day.
Secondary seems thin to me as well. I have a real hard time evaluating the safety position so Im always skeptical about them being taken real early in the draft.
Good job
Shouldn’t the QB from Iowa be on that list somewhere or is he undeclared? I thought he was a senior.
Hes a junior. Going back to school
Winning is not everything but it sure feels like it sometimes
by lifelongvike on Jan 16, 2010 9:23 AM EST up reply actions
Vike is correct he did not declare for this draft, as of now I have him as my #11 QB for the 2011 NFL Draft.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 6:14 PM EST up reply actions
Stanzi is going to lead CFB in TDs next year
unfortunately 1/3rd of them will be to the wrong team
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Jan 16, 2010 6:44 PM EST up reply actions
LOL
I might have to agree with you, however Clausen cut down on his INT’s this year so there is always hope for Stanzi.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 6:47 PM EST up reply actions
Clausen went from Soph to Junior. Not sure if it is as easy to improve a lot between you 4th and 5th year.
by TheRealSlimShady on Jan 16, 2010 10:45 PM EST up reply actions
See: Pike, Tony.
Flacco, Joe
Ryan, Matt.
Just to name a few.
How come China can't vote David Lee for All-Star?
by FreeBradshaw on Jan 16, 2010 11:02 PM EST up reply actions
and in no way in hell is Pike as good a NFL prospect as the other 2.
just a couple 5th year seniors who were better in the senior year.
Stanzi has a lot of talent and could do the same as these guys.
How come China can't vote David Lee for All-Star?
by FreeBradshaw on Jan 16, 2010 11:03 PM EST up reply actions
Those guys were fifth years? I thought they were just seniors.
by TheRealSlimShady on Jan 17, 2010 12:15 AM EST up reply actions
It is not a prediction of what order they go in, It is how I like them.
I was never really high on Mike Williams to begin with and then when he quits on his team in the middle of the season, that leaves an bad taste in my mouth. There are some that say Dez Bryant can drop due to “character concerns” yet what does it say about Williams character when he quits on his team.
He still could go in the 4th round, I’m just not a fan.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 6:16 PM EST up reply actions
He didnt really quite on his team
I was never really to high on him but I have him as 16th or something like that. He wasnt going to qualify and he is not a very smart guy at all. Thats why he left, Thats atleast what I heard. Still, He isnt a top 10 WR talent and he isnt a top 150 intelligence wise (lol)
Play until you are ineligible then. Like I said I was never high on him and then for this to happen just really dropped him for me. It wouldn’t surprise me if he goes in the 4th but it wouldn’t surprise me if he goes undrafted. IF the Bears draft him, I’ll be pissed, that is how much I don’t like him.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 7:54 PM EST up reply actions
I dont blame you
I dont think his talent will translate to the NFL. To cocky, to un-inteligent. He really is stupid. Ive also heard on rivals he cheated on his ACT and still failed but that was all rumor so IDK.
That’s cool if you do, I kind of take it as an honor, however just know they are my rankings. It is not prediction of what order they will go in, it is in order of how I like them.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 6:13 PM EST up reply actions
Tj, Tj, Tj.
Good job, HOWEVER:
Only 2 things for real. I could nit pick but I wont. Terrence Cody should be above Williams as a 3-4 NT. Also, Patrick Robinson should probably be above Lindley. Thats it for real. Good Job though. I wont go into the WR rankings because I disagree alot but its with the bottom guys. I just cant believe you have Blair White that low. (I said I wouldnt go into it).
I could care less about the 3-4 rankings, I’m no expert on the scheme’s and really wasn’t going to do them. At the last minute decided to throw some together that is why they are on the bottom.
I honestly didn’t realize I had Lindley over Robinson, I will edit that.
Like I said though this is as of now, with the combine, pro days, and workouts these will definitely change.
I have a quick question for you on the contest you are holding, are predictions going to be weighed more the earlier you make them?
For instance say today I say Donovan Warren will be the first corner taken. Pretty ballsy but then say during Haden’s pro day he tears is ACL so then next month people say Warren will be first corner taken or someone else. Shouldn’t the one who posts it earlier get more credit or something?
If not I just rather wait til two weeks before the draft to start predicting stuff.
Know what I mean?
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 8:01 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah
Honestly, That would be the smartest Idea. Im probably gonna close it 2 weeks before the draft. Thats usaully when people know where certain people are going. I would advice people to wait. For instance, Last year, If I kept it open til the day before the draft, someone probably could have predicted the T jackson pick. Now, two weeks before the draft would be the smartest place to make your prediction. (Like you said Combine, Pro Day, so on). Also, No weight will be hold against the time of the prediction so I would advise waiting. Also, I will have another contest that I might need some advice on. Ive already talked to Mocking Dan about it. Im going to do a Mcok Draft Pick Em, Kinda like a Bowl Mania but with mock draft picks. Where you can only do the player and you pick 10 teams in the first round that you think will draft a certain player. You then arrange them 1-10 in order of confidence. Its going to be cool.
Isnt he projected a FS in the NFL
I thought Berry was too though?
by darwithabar on Jan 16, 2010 10:32 PM EST up reply actions
I went by what some sites had the safeties listed at. I thought Berry would be a better free but he is listed as strong. I saw Thomas listed as free so I put him there. Chad Jones I thought would be a better strong (could be wrong) but was listed as a free.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 16, 2010 10:46 PM EST up reply actions
Am I the only one who thinks Perriloux is good?
by TheRealSlimShady on Jan 17, 2010 12:16 AM EST reply actions
no...
I think he’s a decent sleeper out there.
How come China can't vote David Lee for All-Star?
by FreeBradshaw on Jan 17, 2010 1:23 AM EST up reply actions
When i think of him, I think of his past issues
"HULU: An evil plot to destroy the world. Enjoy"
Driver of the "Cut Reggie Nelson" Bandwagon.
I think he is ok
But Juice Williams, Rusty Smith, and Kafka should be ahead of him IMO. He played against Sub Par talent and really didnt do that good. They ran alot, He only completed 58% of his passes. The stat that does jump out is the fact that he only has 2 or 3 ints this year.
Great job TJ. The only major differences that I would have are:
Hoomanawanui – I think he’s a good enough blocker to go in the top 12-14 TEs and I’d rather have him than most of the 7-8 guys you’ve got listed in front of him.
Javarris James – I’d rather have any of the 5 or 6 guys listed right behind him.
CJ Wilson – I think he stinks. The couple games that I really sat down and watched him play, I came away very, very unimpressed. I think he’s a late rounder, regardless of scheme. He’s right there with Sam Young as my least favorite prospects in this draft.
On Mike Williams, I can’t blame you for putting him there. I’d guess that more than a handful of teams will leave him off their draft boards entirely. I’m a huge Syracuse fan and I always thought he was an overrated prospect too.
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Hoomanawanui- I really like him, it really depends on what you want from your TE, if you want a blocking TE then HooMan is the guy, the guys above him are mostly pass catching TEs and some could even be HBacks like Cody Slate, Richard Dickson, etc. Good to see someone appreciate my Illini players.
James- depends on how he checks out medically. If everything is fine I think he will impress in workouts and such but if he doesn’t he is in for a long drop.
Wilson- I’m on and off with. Some games I fall in love with the guy, some games like you said leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
I was thinking about adding what rounds I have them going in, to ease up on the rankings that way it’s not so much why is player x over player x when if the rounds are there it might make a little easier to see that I have them pretty equal. Know what I mean? What do you think?
Thanks for the comment.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 18, 2010 1:06 AM EST up reply actions
I could see James moving up a lot of lists with some good workouts. That makes sense.
I forgot to ask, where would rank Beadles as a guard? I doubt he plays outside in the NFL, so where would you slot him in your list of guards?
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Anywhere from 5 to 8. I was debating if I should put some players (Beadles, Ciron Black) at guard as well since I think that is where they will excel.
McShay, Todd McShay you hear me boy? It's me TJ and I'm coming for your damn job boy! Oh be scared, be very scared McShay.
by tj.hendricks on Jan 18, 2010 3:42 PM EST up reply actions
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