Revised NFL Draft top 200

by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 12:01 PM EST in 2011 NFL Draft

After the jump, find a revised overall top 200 for the 2011 NFL Draft. This is the first rankings adjustment since October so there are several notable changes.

As always, give as much feedback as possible in the comments. If you see someone missing or an error, please point it out. Putting these together can make you go cross-eyed.

This can also be found in the top of the site under "top 100." Positional rankings will be updated over the next couple of days to reflect all of the changes.

1. A.J. Green | 6'4, 200 pounds | WR | Georgia *

2. Andrew Luck | 6'4, 240 pounds | QB | Stanford **

3. Da'Quan Bowers | 6'4, 280 pounds | DE | Clemson *

4. Patrick Peterson | 6'1, 222 pounds | CB | LSU *

5. Nick Fairley | 6'5, 298 pounds | DT | Auburn *

6. Julio Jones | 6'4, 210 pounds | WR | Alabama *

7. Prince Amukamara | 6'1, 200 pounds | CB | Nebraska

8. Marcell Dareus | 6'3, 280 pounds | DT/DE | Alabama *

9. Robert Quinn | 6'5, 265 pounds | DE | North Carolina *

10. Cam Newton | 6'6, 246 pounds | QB | Auburn *

11. Cameron Heyward | 6'6, 288 pounds | DE | Ohio State

12. Adrian Clayborn | 6'3, 282 pounds | DE | Iowa

13. Janoris Jenkins | 5'11, 186 pounds | CB | Florida *

14. Justin Blackmon | 6'1, 208 pounds | WR | Oklahoma State **

15. Mark Ingram | 5'10, 215 pounds | RB | Alabama *

16. Michael Floyd | 6'3, 227 pounds | WR | Notre Dame *

17. Jurrell Casey | 6'1, 305 pounds | DT | Southern California *

18. Brandon Harris | 5'11, 195 pounds | CB | Miami (Fla.) *

19. Ryan Mallett | 6'7, 238 pounds | QB | Arkansas *

20. Jonathan Baldwin | 6'5, 220 pounds | WR | Pittsburgh *

21. Derek Sherrod | 6'6, 300 pounds | OT | Mississippi State

22. Allen Bailey | 6'4, 285 pounds | DT/DE | Miami (Fla.)

23. Kyle Rudolph | 6'6, 265 pounds | TE | Notre Dame *

24. Stephen Paea | 6'1, 311 pounds | DT | Oregon State

25. Akeem Ayers | 6'5, 254 pounds | OLB | UCLA *

26. Rodney Hudson | 6'2, 283 pounds | G | Florida State

27. Anthony Castonzo | 6'7, 308 pounds | OT | Boston College

28. Cameron Jordan | 6'4, 285 pounds | DE | California

29. J.J. Watt | 6'6, 292 pounds | DE/DT | Wisconsin *

30. Gabe Carimi | 6'7, 315 pounds | OT | Wisconsin

31. Greg Jones | 6'1, 228 pounds | MLB | Michigan State

32. Rahim Moore | 6'1, 195 pounds | FS | UCLA *

33. Justin Houston | 6'3, 254 pounds | DE/OLB | Georgia *

34. Nate Irving | 6'1, 235 pounds | MLB | North Carolina State

35. Jimmy Smith | 6'2, 205 pounds | CB | Colorado

36. Nate Solder | 6'9, 305 pounds | OT | Colorado

37. Kenny Tate | 6'4, 220 pounds | FS | Maryland *

38. Mike Pouncey | 6'5, 320 pounds | G/C | Florida

39. Jake Locker | 6'3, 226 pounds | QB | Washington

40. DeAndre McDaniel | 6'0, 212 pounds | SS | Clemson

41. Ben Ijalana | 6'4, 320 pounds | OT/G | Villanova

42. Tyron Smith | 6'6, 285 pounds | OT | Southern California *

43. Mikel Leshoure | 6'0, 230 pounds | RB | Illinois *

44. Travis Lewis | 6'2, 232 pounds | OLB | Oklahoma *

45. Ras-I Dowling | 6'2, 200 pounds | CB | Virginia

46. Von Miller | 6'3, 240 pounds | OLB | Texas A&M

47. Chase Minniefield | 6'0, 185 pounds | CB | Virginia *

48. Jared Crick | 6'6, 285 pounds | DT | Nebraska

49. D.J. Williams | 6'2, 250 pounds | TE | Arkansas

50. Bruce Carter | 6'3, 230 pounds | OLB | North Carolina

51. Jerrel Jernigan | 5'9, 185 pounds | WR/KR | Troy

52. LaMichael James | 5'9, 185 pounds | RB | Oregon **

53. Marvin Austin | 6'3, 305 pounds | DT | North Carolina

54. Johnny Patrick | 6'0, 190 pounds | CB | Louisville

55. Torrey Smith | 6'1, 205 pounds | WR | Maryland *

56. Brandon Burton | 6'0, 185 pounds | CB | Utah *

57. Aaron Williams | 6'1, 195 pounds | CB | Texas *

58. Drake Nevis | 6'2, 285 pounds | DT | LSU

59. Ryan Williams | 5'10, 210 pounds | RB | Virginia Tech **

60. Mason Foster | 6'2, 240 pounds | OLB | Washington

61. Tyler Sash | 6'1, 210 pounds | SS | Iowa *

62. Ryan Broyles | 5'11, 175 pounds | WR | Oklahoma *

63. Alfonzo Dennard | 5'10, 195 pounds | CB | Nebraska *

64. Jarvis Jenkins | 6'4, 305 pounds | DT | Clemson

65. DeMarcus Love | 6'5, 315 pounds | OT | Arkansas

66. Mark Barron | 6'2, 215 pounds | SS | Alabama *

67. Randall Cobb | 5'11, 190 pounds | WR/ATH | Kentucky *

68. Quinton Carter | 6'1, 195 pounds | FS | Oklahoma

69. Curtis Brown | 6'0, 184 pounds | CB | Texas

70. Luke Stocker | 6'6, 240 pounds | TE | Tennessee

71. Stefen Wisniewski | 6'3, 302 pounds | C | Penn State

72. Muhammad Wilkerson | 6'5, 305 pounds | DT | Temple *

73. Lance Kendricks | 6'4, 240 pounds | TE | Wisconsin

74. Deunta Williams | 6'2, 210 pounds | FS | North Carolina

75. Nick Foles | 6'5, 240 pounds | QB | Arizona *

76. Shane Vereen | 5'10, 199 pounds | RB | California *

77. Lavonte David | 6'1, 210 pounds | OLB | Nebraska *

78. Michael Brewster | 6'5, 293 pounds | C | Ohio State *

79. Mark Herzlich | 6'4, 248 pounds | OLB | Boston College

80. Kristofer O'Dowd | 6'5, 300 pounds | C | Southern California

81. Dontay Moch | 6'1, 240 pounds | DE/OLB | Nevada

82. Jaiquawn Jarrett | 6'2, 202 pounds | FS | Temple

83. Jeremy Beal | 6'3, 261 pounds | DE | Oklahoma

84. Martez Wilson | 6'4, 250 pounds | MLB | Illinois *

85. Nate Potter | 6'6, 300 pounds | G/OT | Boise State *

86. Blaine Gabbert | 6'5, 240 pounds | QB | Missouri *

87. Ryan Kerrigan | 6'4, 263 pounds | DE | Purdue

88. DeMarco Murray | 6'1, 214 pounds | RB | Oklahoma

89. Quan Sturdivant | 6'2, 235 pounds | MLB | North Carolina

90. Phil Taylor | 6'4, 355 pounds | DT | Baylor

91. Jordan Todman | 5'9, 190 pounds | RB | Connecticut *

92. Robert Sands | 6'4, 221 pounds | FS | West Virgnia *

93. Brandon Boykin | 5'10, 185 pounds | CB | Georgia *

94. Owen Marecic | 6'1, 244 pounds | FB | Stanford

95. Justin Boren | 6'3, 320 pounds | G | Ohio State

96. Sione Fua | 6'2, 307 pounds | DT | Stanford

97. Pat Devlin | 6'4, 220 pounds | QB | Delaware

98. Davon House | 6'0, 190 pounds | CB | New Mexico State

99. Chris Owusu | 6'2, 200 pounds | WR | Stanford *

100. Bruce Miller | 6'2, 248 pounds | DE/OLB | Central Florida

101. Kelvin Sheppard | 6'3, 240 pounds | MLB | LSU

102. Jeff Fuller | 6'4, 215 pounds | WR | Texas A&M *

103. Alex Henery | 6'1, 177 pounds | K | Nebraska

104. Corey Liuget | 6'3, 300 pounds | DT | Illinois *

105. Josh Bynes | 6'2, 239 pounds | MLB | Auburn

106. Lee Ziemba | 6'8, 310 pounds | OT | Auburn

107. Andre Ellington | 5'10, 190 pounds | RB | Clemson **

108. Juron Criner | 6'4, 210 pounds | WR | Arizona *

109. Christian Ponder | 6'2, 219 pounds | QB | Florida State

110. Quinton Coples | 6'6, 245 pounds | DE | North Carolina *

111. Ahmad Black | 5'9, 185 pounds | SS | Florida

112. Chykie Brown | 6'0, 194 pounds | CB | Texas

113. Titus Young | 5'11, 170 pounds | WR | Boise State

114. Cameron Graham | 6'4, 253 pounds | TE | Louisville

115. Ronald Johnson | 6'0, 190 pounds | WR | Southern California

116. Sam Acho | 6'3, 260 pounds | DE | Texas

117. Leonard Hankerson | 6'3, 215 pounds | WR | Miami (Fla.)

118. Stanley Havili | 6'1, 230 pounds | FB | Southern California

119. Jabaal Sheard | 6'4, 260 pounds | DE | Pittsburgh

120. Roy Helu | 6'0, 215 pounds | RB | Nebraska

121. Matt Reynolds | 6'6, 329 pounds | OT | BYU *

122. Christian Ballard | 6'5, 285 pounds | DT/DE | Iowa

123. Danny Watkins | 6'4, 310 pounds | OT | Baylor

124. Noel Devine | 5'8, 176 pounds | RB | West Virginia

125. Shareece Wright | 5'11, 185 pounds | CB | Southern California

126 Greg Little | 6'3, 210 pounds | WR | North Carolina

127. Pernell McPhee | 6'4, 285 pounds | DE | Mississippi State

128. Jaye Howard | 6'3, 295 pounds | DT | Florida *

129. Rhett Ellison | 6'5, 255 pounds | TE | Southern California *

130. James Rodgers | 5'7, 188 pounds | WR | Oregon State

131. Jerrell Powe | 6'2, 340 pounds | DT | Mississippi

132. Kenjon Barner | 5'11, 180 pounds | RB | Oregon **

133. Vincent Brown | 6'0, 195 pounds | WR | San Diego State

134. K.J. Wright | 6'4, 250 pounds | OLB | Mississippi State

135. James Brewer | 6'8, 331 pounds | OT | Indiana

136. Greg Childs | 6'3, 217 pounds | WR | Arkansas *

137. Marcus Cannon | 6'5, 350 pounds | OT | TCU

138. Lawrence Guy | 6'5, 300 pounds | DT | Arizona State *

139. Chris Carter | 6'2, 236 pounds | DE/OLB | Fresno State

140. Daniel Thomas | 6'2, 227 pounds | RB | Kansas State

141. Greg Salas | 6'2, 210 pounds | WR | Hawaii

142. Niles Paul | 6'1, 220 pounds | WR | Nebraska

143. Colin McCarthy | 6'2, 240 pounds | MLB | Miami (Fla.)

144. John Moffitt | 6'5, 320 pounds | G | Wisconsin

145. Matt Szcur | 5'11, 200 pounds | WR | Villanova

146. Jason Pinkston | 6'4, 305 pounds | OT | Pittsburgh

147. Billy Winn | 6'4, 288 pounds | DT | Boise State *

148. George Bryan | 6'5, 265 pounds | TE | North Carolina State *

149. Brandon Bolden | 5'11, 215 pounds | RB | Mississippi *

150. Andrew Jackson | 6'5, 295 pounds | G | Fresno State

151. Kenrick Ellis | 6'5, 340 pounds | DT | Hampton

152. Jacquizz Rodgers | 5'7, 192 pounds | RB | Oregon State *

153. Chris White | 6'4, 245 pounds | MLB | Mississippi State

154. Eric Hagg | 6'2, 210 pounds | SS | Nebraska

155. Brandon Maye | 6'3, 230 pounds | MLB | Clemson *

156. Montel Harris | 5'10, 200 pounds | RB | Boston College *

157. Chris Galippo | 6'2, 250 pounds | MLB | Southern California *

158. DeVier Posey | 6'2, 213 pounds | WR | Ohio State *

159. Bilal Powell | 6'0, 215 pounds | RB | Louisville

160. Tejay Johnson | 6'1, 212 pounds | FS | TCU

161. Zach Pinalto | 6'4, 255 pounds | TE | North Carolina

162. Kendall Reyes | 6'4, 300 pounds | DT | Connecticut *

163. Shaun Prater | 5'11, 180 pounds | CB | Iowa *

164. Mark LeGree | 6'0, 20 pounds | FS | Appalachian State

165. Jamie Harper | 6'0, 230 pounds | RB | Clemson *

166. Weslye Saunders | 6'5, 280 pounds | TE | South Carolina

167. Tandon Doss | 6'3, 198 pounds | WR | Indiana *

168. Rashad Carmichael | 5'11, 186 pounds | CB | Virginia Tech

169. Greg McElroy | 6'2, 225 pounds | QB | Alabama

170. Chris L. Rucker | 6'2, 195 pounds | CB | Michigan State

171. Austin Pettis | 6'3, 202 pounds | WR | Boise State

172. Kendric Burney | 5'9, 190 pounds | CB | North Carolina

173. Tony Dye | 5'11, 205 pounds | SS | UCLA *

174. Terrelle Pryor | 6'6, 233 pounds | QB | Ohio State *

175. Stephen Schilling | 6'5, 304 pounds | G | Michigan

176. Jeff Demps | 5'8, 185 pounds | RB | Florida *

177. Trinton Sturdivant | 6'5, 312 pounds | OT | Georgia *

178. Casey Matthews | 6'1, 245 pounds | MLB | Oregon

179. Curtis Marsh | 6'0, 192 pounds | CB | Utah State

180. Kai Forbath | 5'11, 192 pounds | K | UCLA

181. Kendall Hunter | 5'8, 190 pounds | RB | Oklahoma State

182. DeAndre Brown | 6'6, 231 pounds | WR | Southern Mississippi *

183. Mike Adams | 6'8, 300 pounds | OT | Ohio State *

184. Delano Howell | 5'11, 198 pounds | SS | Stanford *

185. William Vlachos | 6'1, 290 pounds | C | Alabama *

186. Delone Carter | 5'9, 216 pounds | RB | Syracuse

187. Jerry Franklin | 6'1, 241 pounds | MLB | Arkansas *

188. Chris Hairston | 6'7, 325 pounds | OT | Clemson

189. Nigel Bradham | 6'2, 238 pounds | OLB | Florida State *

190. Ryan Pugh | 6'4, 297 pounds | C | Auburn

191. Stephen Good | 6'6, 292 pounds | G | Oklahoma *

192. Will Hill | 6'1, 200 pounds | FS | Florida *

193. Derek Hall | 6'5, 300 pounds | OT | Stanford

194. Ross Homan | 6'2, 238 pounds | OLB | Ohio State

195. James Carpenter | 6'5, 300 pounds | OT | Alabama

196. Alex Wujciak | 6'3, 255 pounds | MLB | Maryland

197. Denarius Moore | 6'1, 194 | WR | Tennessee

198. Renard Williams | 6'2, 300 pounds | DT | Eastern Washington *

199. Jermale Hines | 6'1, 216 pounds | FS | Ohio State

200. John Bender | 6'8, 328 pounds | G | Nevada

* junior
** redshirt sophomore

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I’m surprised to see Kenjon Barner ranked but that is because I think there is a 0% chance he leaves this year

by The Legend on Dec 20, 2010 12:13 PM EST reply actions

I don’t think he’ll leave either. But I figured if I’m including redshirt sohpmores, I wanted to get him out there.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 12:34 PM EST up reply actions

what do you guys think of Lavonte David?

I'm getting tired of saying this: Dick LeBeau’s system is so complex very few rookies can make an impact.

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by Steel in FL on Dec 20, 2010 12:27 PM EST reply actions

He’s a good Will, but undersized. Makes a ton of plays, which is impossible to ignore. He should come back, though.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 12:34 PM EST up reply actions

Definitely.

He has a nose for the ball and is involved in nearly every tackle, but he still has some techique, etc. to learn.

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Good luck in Orlando J-Rich.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 21, 2010 3:07 PM EST up reply actions

wow

I am liking that 5th round talent

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 12:40 PM EST reply actions

+1

Not sure if I have been following the draft more closely than usual, but there are a lot of guys in that range I recognize and like.

by AKinn15 on Dec 20, 2010 1:16 PM EST up reply actions

Kerrigan?

I think the guy is a lock for the first round.

by I_Bleed_Red. on Dec 20, 2010 12:44 PM EST reply actions

Tell me what you like about him.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:06 PM EST up reply actions

His production first and foremost. He leads the nation in TFL and has 13 sacks on the year. It looks like he has the stamina to be an every down defensive end and has the capability to play rush linebacker. I think he will shine in workouts too with his speed and strength. Apparently, he can bench press almost 500 pounds. Pass rushers with amazing senior years seem to rise quickly on draft boards like Brandon Graham last year. I think he goes in the 10-19 range.

by I_Bleed_Red. on Dec 20, 2010 1:46 PM EST up reply actions

I feel like he could thrive as an Elephant OLB/DE for the Patriots...

….where he can play OLB standing up and rush a la Jermaine Cunningham and also play the DE in the sub package. I think he’d be a quality pick for the Patriots if he drops to their Carolina pick.

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by Richard Hill on Dec 21, 2010 12:52 AM EST up reply actions

Kenny Tate is your #2 safety

If he comes out this year, could you see him going in the first round?

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by terpfan812 on Dec 20, 2010 12:46 PM EST reply actions

whats the skinny on Torrey Smith WR Maryland?

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 12:47 PM EST up reply actions

and Wujciak ILB

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 12:49 PM EST up reply actions

Depth/special teamer.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:06 PM EST up reply actions

Odd. I say he’s a backup and special teams player.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:07 PM EST up reply actions

Why is it odd for a 6th rounder?

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 1:09 PM EST up reply actions

No, it was odd that my first reply was blank.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:09 PM EST up reply actions

It isn't blank. At least not for me.

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by TheAngelsColts on Dec 20, 2010 4:12 PM EST up reply actions

There’s a pretty lengthy scouting report on him on the site. On the homepage, left rail you’ll see a button going to this year’s reports. Find it there.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:05 PM EST up reply actions

Thanks I will check it out

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 1:07 PM EST up reply actions

Late first at the earliest.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:03 PM EST up reply actions

Those are some really low rankings for Ryan Kerrigan and Von Miller

Your team must not run a 3-4.

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by Wonko on Dec 20, 2010 12:57 PM EST reply actions

I’m a Browns fan.

What did Miller do the first 2/3 of the season? Kerrigan’s limited athletic ability limits my liking of him.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:02 PM EST up reply actions

He was injured wasnt he?

by Yankees10 on Dec 20, 2010 2:26 PM EST up reply actions

Ankle sprain, but I don’t think it lingered for quite that long.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 2:28 PM EST up reply actions

OL and WR have fallen

You’re upsetting the OL team-need fans who are trying to convince themselves that half a dozen guys belong in the 1st round.

You have been high on Paea and Jordan, I was surprised to see them below Heyward and Casey.

by ct17 on Dec 20, 2010 1:06 PM EST reply actions

I think you can justifiably compare Casey and Paea. I don’t think there’s anything Paea can do that Casey can’t.

I like Heyward more as a 3-4 end prospect than anything else. I don’t buy into people dropping him into the mid 20s.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:09 PM EST up reply actions

Absolutely no love for the Centers either

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 1:07 PM EST reply actions

I think all the senior centers have had down years.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:09 PM EST up reply actions

will it effect their draft status that much?

It would be great to spend a 3rd round pick on a Quality Center candidate

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 20, 2010 1:12 PM EST up reply actions

For sure. For the record, I do have Pouncey at 38. I just don’t see Wisniewski, O’Dowd or even Brewster as being as good as the centers the past couple of drafts.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 1:15 PM EST up reply actions

If Pouncy deserves a 38, wouldn't that be a guard ranking?

He struggled way too much as a center this year. His stock was sure sacrificed for the position switch.

by dbcouver on Dec 20, 2010 2:58 PM EST up reply actions

He improved a lot throughout the year. Everyone remembers those first few games, but he really came along the second half of the season.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 4:11 PM EST up reply actions

But even with the improvement I think the other two big C names both were more consistent and would

be better for the C position in rankings.

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by TheAngelsColts on Dec 20, 2010 4:16 PM EST up reply actions

yuupppp

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 6:57 PM EST up reply actions

I'm curious as to why Heyward is still ranked so high.

He’s had an utterly disapointing year, and with all of the other quality talent at DE with risers such as Kerrigan, how does he justify being in the Top 15 of your big board?

by rws591 on Dec 20, 2010 1:47 PM EST reply actions

The guy is a physical freak. This years Carlos Dunlap, but I think he goes in the 1st because he doesn’t have the character concerns.

by I_Bleed_Red. on Dec 20, 2010 1:50 PM EST up reply actions

Last season, Heyward had 10 tackles for loss. This year, he has 9.5. I don’t really see the season-to-season disparity, especially considering the extra blockers he faced this season.

I’m still just apprehensive about Kerrigan because of his lacking athleticism. I want to see him at the Senior Bowl. Other than Jake Locker, there’s no player I’m more interested in seeing how they do there. If Kerrigan stayed at DE, is he big enough? Does he have the lateral agility to play OLB?

With Heyward, you know what you’re going to get. I don’t think you can say the same with Kerrigan.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 2:03 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs

FWIW I've always thought of Heyward as top 20 anyway

I’m just not sure we could use him, ie the 3-4 thing.

by dbcouver on Dec 20, 2010 3:00 PM EST up reply actions

Mocking Dan

thanks for doing this…

and AJ Green cya in stripes next season!

On another thing… you think Locker is a mid/late range 1st rounder or is he dropping past that?

by Sheffieldbengal on Dec 20, 2010 5:28 PM EST reply actions

I think he might go that high, but I’m not sure he should.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 6:41 PM EST up reply actions

aj green=monster

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 6:57 PM EST up reply actions

Greg Jones

is pretty high at 31 considering the Prospect report you guys did on him and basically calling him average across the board…..just sayin

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by TruWhoDey on Dec 20, 2010 5:31 PM EST reply actions

Fair point. I don’t think I mentioned much in the Jones report his leadership and football IQ pluses. That’s why I think he can start immediately and get such a high ranking.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 6:41 PM EST up reply actions

jonathon baldwin

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 6:29 PM EST reply actions

Go on…

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 6:42 PM EST up reply actions

im calling it, hes gonna be a monster

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 6:56 PM EST up reply actions

Why, though?

Joe "We Don't Have a Plan" Ellis, Denver Broncos COO, 2008-2010: 19-27 record; 3 head coaches; no true GM; cancels Champ Bailey's contract extension when negotiations are 80% complete; admits that Josh McDaniels will end up being a successful head coach in the NFL, admits that he is in the top of the league in game-planning, and admits that the organisation needed to do more to help him, but fires him anyway. It all starts up top.

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by Tempestuous Binary on Dec 21, 2010 3:58 AM EST up reply actions

he is a baldwin brother!

Cassel out, Andrew Luck in!

by BAMFSpecialOps on Dec 21, 2010 7:47 AM EST up reply actions

What is your problem with Matt Cassel?

Mike Marra is the worst Division 1 Starter in college basketball

by TheRealSlimShady on Dec 22, 2010 12:29 AM EST up reply actions

That has been there for ages

settle down. He has been impressive lately

Cassel out, Andrew Luck in!

by BAMFSpecialOps on Dec 22, 2010 7:32 AM EST up reply actions

hes a beast lol, simple as that.

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 21, 2010 10:19 AM EST up reply actions

Dan, as a fellow Browns fan,

who would you want us to take in the 1st round out of:

1) Nick Fairley
2) Julio Jones/Justin Blackmon
4) Marcell Dareus
5) Robert Quinn

I like Quinn the most (could be DeMarcus Ware at rush linebacker).

If he’s not available then I’d go with Jones or Blackmon.

I know that you have Fairley the highest ranked of these 5 guys but I’d personally rather have a stud WR/rush LB over a slightly higher ranked 3-4 DE.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 20, 2010 6:30 PM EST reply actions

Probably a wide receiver. They so desperately need a No. 1.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 6:41 PM EST up reply actions

btw i like browns secondary..

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 6:56 PM EST up reply actions

I do too.

Joe Haden and Frank TJ Ward have been excellent this year.

Funny thing is that the Ward pick was scoffed at by pretty much everyone (including myself) but now it looks like a terrific pick. Homie has a mean streak.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 20, 2010 8:59 PM EST up reply actions

your secondary merked us this year, like 4 picks, and we still won lol

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 11:48 PM EST up reply actions

Yeah that pissed me off.

You guys shut down Hillis.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 21, 2010 12:51 AM EST up reply actions

yea with all of our starters in on defense we shut down some good run offenses this year, without some players..we failed

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 21, 2010 10:19 AM EST up reply actions

you guys are kinda 1 dimensional on offense right now, need wr's

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 21, 2010 10:20 AM EST up reply actions

Yeah.

McCoy has been awesome this year (wouldn’t believe in a million years I would say this), Hillis has been great, the O-line has been good (the right side of the line can definitely be improved though), and Watson has looked strong at TE.

Let’s go Blackmon or Julio Jones in round 1 if Quinn isn’t available.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 21, 2010 3:58 PM EST up reply actions

Ya, I agree that Julio or Blackmon would make a huge difference. They could become a go to guy and take the #1 CB off of Massoquio, making him more efficent.

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by TheRealSlimShady on Dec 22, 2010 12:33 AM EST up reply actions

browns NEEEEEEED a wr so bad aha, take julio

by FgallosJAGS on Dec 20, 2010 6:56 PM EST up reply actions

How did Sheldon Brown play this year, by the way? He was always one of my favorite Eagles, but I just don’t ever get to see the Browns.

by JimmyK on Dec 20, 2010 9:21 PM EST up reply actions

He's been pretty good this year.

I like Brown. Elam’s not bad, either. We have a good secondary. Remember, Haden became a regular only a few weeks ago.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 20, 2010 10:19 PM EST up reply actions

Seems like Brown comes up with a small injury every game, doesn’t it?

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 20, 2010 10:32 PM EST up reply actions

Yeah, he's had some issues with his shoulder in the last few weeks.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 21, 2010 12:50 AM EST up reply actions

JJ Watt is gonna be a steal for someone

hopefully a 4-3 team gets him to play LDE. He’d probably be just fine as a 3-4 DE, but it would most likely sap him of his excellent pass rushing skill.

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by Rorschach44 on Dec 20, 2010 7:19 PM EST reply actions

I'm surprised Nate Irving

Is rated so high on your board. Not sure if he should be that high. And I’m a big fan of his. Matter of fact, he is my favorite defensive player entering this draft.

by macjack09 on Dec 20, 2010 7:50 PM EST reply actions

Am I crazy to think AJ Green would work in Carolina, Smith and Green could do some serious damage.

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by joshd12 on Dec 20, 2010 7:56 PM EST reply actions

Geez, talk about a bad year for OT's and 3-4 OLB's, at least at the top

If Luck is gone, I have no idea who the Cardinals would take with a top 5 pick

by Steamin' Beamin' on Dec 20, 2010 8:34 PM EST reply actions

A huge reach for a QB maybe, or a tradedown.

by RjTheMetalhead on Dec 20, 2010 9:06 PM EST up reply actions

Quinn, Peterson, Amukamara

Maybe Green.

by ct17 on Dec 20, 2010 11:14 PM EST up reply actions

yea it's looking more and more like a CB will be the best on the board

by Steamin' Beamin' on Dec 20, 2010 11:48 PM EST up reply actions

Geez, talk about a bad year for OT's and 3-4 OLB's, at least at the top

Not good for the Packers.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 21, 2010 3:14 PM EST up reply actions

Tell me how

Justin Boren is top 100?

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by C Byers on Dec 20, 2010 9:30 PM EST reply actions

Glad to see your not as fickle as some

I like how you didnt ridicuolously change rankings on some

by DBroncs1414 on Dec 21, 2010 2:43 AM EST reply actions

Alex Henery is such a stud.

I’m hoping Roy and Hagg can raise their stock with all-star games, combine, etc. I really like both those guys.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 21, 2010 3:16 PM EST reply actions

Henery has a boot, son.

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by Frederick0220 on Dec 21, 2010 3:58 PM EST up reply actions

Did you see that kick he made in the last game?

He practically cleared the uprights from 53 yards. Nebraska fans were begging Bo and Watson to let him try the 60+ yarder towards the end. But of course, Watson calls a couple pass plays in a row resulting in sacks driving us out of range.

Miami (OH) PLEASE take him!

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 21, 2010 7:05 PM EST up reply actions