Updated 2012 NFL Draft top 100

by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 2:55 PM EST in 2012 NFL Draft

After the jump, the first updated top 100 overall rankings since September. Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck and Southern California left tackle remain the top two players eligible for the 2012 NFL Draft. After that, the rankings have drastically changed.

Certainly there will be points of contention. Let me know what you disagree with and share your own in the FanPosts.

1. Andrew Luck | 6'5, 235 pounds | QB | Stanford * - Prospect notes | Profile

2. Matt Kalil | 6'6, 295 pounds | OT | Southern California * - Prospect notes

3. Trent Richardson | 5'11, 220 pounds | RB | Alabama * - Prospect notes | Profile

4. Matt Barkley | 6'2, 220 pounds | QB | Southern California * - Prospect notes | Profile

5. Morris Claiborne | 6'0, 177 pounds | CB | LSU * - Prospect notes

6. Jonathan Martin | 6'6, 305 pounds | OT | Stanford * - Prospect notes

7. David DeCastro | 6'5, 312 pounds | G | Stanford *- Prospect notes

8. Zach Brown | 6'2, 230 pounds | OLB | North Carolina - Prospect notes

9. Manti Te'o | 6'2, 245 pounds | MLB | Notre Dame * - Prospect notes

10. Justin Blackmon | 6'1, 207 pounds | WR | Oklahoma State * - Prospect notes | Profile

11. Courtney Upshaw | 6'2, 263 pounds | OLB/MLB | Alabama - Prospect notes

12. Luke Kuechly | 6'2, 235 pounds | MLB | Boston College * - Prospect notes

13. Devon Still | 6'5, 312 pounds | DT | Penn State - Prospect notes

14. Michael Floyd | 6'3, 228 pounds | WR | Notre Dame - Prospect notes | Red Flag Alert

15. Robert Griffin III | 6'2, 220 pounds | QB | Baylor * - Prospect notes

16. Quinton Coples | 6'6, 285 pounds | DE | North Carolina - Prospect notes | Profile

17. Peter Konz | 6'5, 313 pounds | C | Wisconsin * - Prospect notes

18. David Wilson | 5'10, 205 pounds | RB | Virginia Tech * - Prospect notes

19. Dre Kirkpatrick | 6'2, 190 pounds | CB | Alabama * - Prospect notes

20. Vontaze Burfict | 6'3, 245 pounds | MLB | Arizona State * - Prospect notes | Profile

22. Dont'a Hightower | 6'4, 258 pounds | MLB | Alabama * - Prospect notes

23. Riley Reiff | 6'6, 300 pounds | OT | Iowa * - Prospect notes

24. Brandon Thompson | 6'2, 310 pounds | DT | Clemson - Prospect notes

25. Janoris Jenkins | 5'11, 186 pounds | CB | North Alabama - Prospect notes | Red Flag Alert

26. Mark Barron | 6'2, 215 pounds | SS | Alabama - Prospect notes

27. Alameda Ta'amu | 6'3, 330 pounds | DT | Washington - Prospect notes

28. Dwight Jones | 6'4, 220 pounds | WR | North Carolina - Prospect notes

29. Cordy Glenn | 6'5, 320 pounds | OT/G | Georgia - Prospect notes

30. Dwayne Allen | 6'4, 255 pounds | TE | Clemson *

31. Mohamed Sanu | 6'2, 218 pounds | WR | Rutgers *

32. Whitney Mercilus | 6'4, 265 pounds | DE | Illinois *

33. Kelechi Osemele | 6'6, 354 pounds | OT/G | Iowa State - Prospect notes

34. Mike Adams | 6'8, 300 pounds | OT | Ohio State - Prospect notes | Red Flag Alert

35. Josh Chapman | 6'1, 310 pounds | NT | Alabama- Prospect notes

36. Michael Brewster | 6'5, 295 pounds | C | Ohio State - Prospect notes

37. Andre Branch | 6'5, 260 pounds | DE | Clemson - Prospect notes

38. Nick Toon | 6'3, 212 pounds | WR | Wisconsin

39. Dontari Poe | 6'5, 350 pounds | DT | Memphis

40. Landry Jones | 6'4, 220 pounds | QB | Oklahoma * - Prospect notes | Profile

41. Alfonzo Dennard | 5'10, 205 pounds | CB | Nebraska - Prospect notes

42. Melvin Ingram | 6'2, 276 pounds | DE/DT | South Carolina

43. Kendall Wright | 5'10, 185 pounds | WR | Baylor

44. Travis Lewis | 6'2, 232 pounds | OLB | Oklahoma - Prospect notes

45. Chase Minniefield | 6'0, 185 pounds | CB | Virginia - Prospect notes

46. Kevin Reddick | 6'3, 240 pounds | MLB | North Carolina *

47. Robert Lester | 6'2, 210 pounds | FS | Alabama *

48. T.J. McDonald | 6'3, 205 pounds | FS | Southern California *

49. Jerel Worthy | 6'3, 305 pounds | DT | Michigan State * - Prospect notes

50. Stephon Gilmore | 6'1, 190 pounds | CB | South Carolina *- Prospect notes

51. Bernard Pierce | 6'0, 218 pounds | RB | Temple *

52. Nick Perry | 6'3, 250 pounds | DE | Southern California *

53. Orson Charles | 6'3, 240 pounds | TE | Georgia * - Prospect notes

54. Zebrie Sanders 6'5, 307 pounds | OT | Florida State - Prospect notes

55. Vinny Curry | 6'4, 252 pounds | DE | Marshall - Prospect notes

56. Lavonte David | 6'1, 220 pounds | OLB | Nebraska

57. Coby Fleener | 6'6, 245 pounds | TE | Stanford - Prospect notes

58. Jared Crick | 6'6, 285 pounds | DT | Nebraska - Prospect notes

59. Brandon Jenkins | 6'3, 245 pounds | DE | Florida State * - Prospect notes

60. Chris Polk | 5'11, 222 pounds | RB | Washington *

61. Markelle Martin | 6'1, 198 pounds | FS | Oklahoma State

62. Marvin McNutt | 6'2, 215 pounds | WR | Iowa

63. Billy Winn | 6'4, 288 pounds | DT | Boise State- Prospect notes

64. Brandon Boykin | 5'10, 184 pounds | CB | Georgia - Prospect notes

65. Kawann Short | 6'3, 305 pounds | DT | Purdue *- Prospect notes

66. Ryan Broyles | 5'11, 185 pounds | WR | Oklahoma - Prospect notes | Profile

67. Ryan Tannehill | 6'4, 220 pounds | QB | Texas A&M - Prospect notes

68. Ben Jones | 6'3, 300 pounds | C | Georgia

69. Fletcher Cox | 6'4, 295 pounds | DT | Mississippi State *

70. Arthur Brown | 6'1, 225 pounds | MLB | Kansas State *

71. Jake Stoneburner | 6'5, 245 pounds | TE | Ohio State *

72. Levy Adcock | 6'5, 318 pounds | OT | Oklahoma State - Prospect notes

73. Audie Cole | 6'4, 239 pounds | MLB | North Carolina State

74. Stephen Hill | 6'4, 206 pounds | WR | Georgia Tech *

75. Kenny Tate | 6'4, 220 pounds | FS/OLB | Maryland - Prospect notes

76. Brandon Washington | 6'4, 320 pounds | OT/G | Miami (Fla.) *- Prospect notes

77. LaMichael James | 5'9, 185 pounds | RB | Oregon *- Prospect notes

78. Brandon Weeden | 6'4, 224 pounds | QB | Oklahoma State

79. Sean Porter | 6'2, 230 pounds | OLB | Texas A&M *

80. Kendall Reyes | 6'4, 300 pounds | DT | Connecticut- Prospect notes

81. Ladarius Green | 6'6, 230 pounds | TE | Louisiana-Lafayette - Prospect notes

82. Kevin Zeitler | 6'4, 315 pounds | G | Wisconsin

83. Mike Martin | 6'2, 299 pounds | DT | Michigan

84. Chase Thomas | 6'4, 240 pounds | OLB | Stanford *

85. Harrison Smith | 6'2, 215 pounds | SS | Notre Dame

86. Sylvester Williams | 6'3, 320 pounds | DT | North Carolina *

87. Nick Foles | 6'5, 245 pounds | QB | Arizona - Prospect notes

88. Isaiah Pead | 5'10, 200 pounds | RB | Cincinnati

89. Antonio Allen | 6'1, 202 pounds | SS | South Carolina

90. Cam Johnson | 6'4, 265 pounds | DE | Virginia

91. Brian Quick | 6'4, 216 pounds | WR | Appalachian State

92. Michael Egnew | 6'6, 235 pounds | TE | Missouri - Prospect notes

93. Keenan Robinson | 6'3, 235 pounds | OLB | Texas - Prospect notes

94. Jeff Fuller | 6'3, 215 pounds | WR | Texas A&M - Prospect notes

95. Devin Taylor | 6'6, 250 pounds | DE | South Carolina * - Prospect notes

96. Brock Osweiler | 6'8, 240 pounds | QB | Arizona State *

97. Jayron Hosley | 5'10, 170 pounds | CB | Virginia Tech *

98. Tank Carder | 6'3, 237 pounds | OLB/MLB | TCU - Prospect notes

99. Marcus Forston | 6'3, 305 pounds | DT | Miami (Fla.) * - Prospect notes

100. Jamell Fleming | 5'11, 192 pounds | CB | Oklahoma

* denotes underclassman

QB | RB | FB | WR | TE | OT | G | C | DE | DT | OLB | MLB | CB | FS | SS

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Generous for Kenny Tate right now. I love him, but that seems high with the injury and the wasted year at LB.

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by John Stephens on Dec 1, 2011 3:26 PM EST reply actions

That’s what I was thinking. I honestly have no idea where he would fit on an NFL team right now

by terpfan812 on Dec 1, 2011 8:58 PM EST up reply actions

Yeah. I think I feel sorry for Tate and it’s tainting where i have him placed.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 9:07 PM EST up reply actions

I actually think Tate can find a spot on a lot of teams...

…as a TE cover play. As TEs become more and more athletic, teams need a defensive player who can defend the Jimmy Grahams and Aaron Hernandezes. They need the strength of a linebacker blended with the speed and finesse of a defensive back.

Teams could move towards the 4-2-1-4 look (Patriots), or the 2-4-1-4 (Packers), with the 1 representing the hybrid player. As long as he contributes on special teams, he could have a spot.

That said, it’s still a huge risk.

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by Richard Hill on Dec 2, 2011 1:01 AM EST up reply actions

I fully believe that Tate can be a legit safety in the league. I don’t think he needs to make that huge transition. That would completely ruin his stock.

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by John Stephens on Dec 2, 2011 8:10 AM EST up reply actions

RB

Im surprised that Lamar Miller RB Miami is not on the list. Was that a mistake or has his stock dropped?

by Jory1111 on Dec 1, 2011 3:27 PM EST reply actions

No sophomores

by Yankees10 on Dec 1, 2011 3:29 PM EST up reply actions

I don’t include redshirt sophomores until after the declare deadline.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 3:29 PM EST up reply actions

I highly doubt it, but seeing him at 21 is there any chance Jeffrey slips to the 2nd?

I really don’t see it, but I could see Blackmon, Floyd and Jones going ahead of him potentially, depending a lot on the combine and pro days.

by tarheels24 on Dec 1, 2011 3:32 PM EST reply actions

Montee Ball

I am impressed with Ball every time I see him play and I think his stats back that up. I know some people think his success is down to the way Wisconsin play but damn he does sure play. I believe he is a 2nd round guy and therefore would have him in my top 100.

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by SteveUK on Dec 1, 2011 4:24 PM EST reply actions

Heard this on TV today: Wisconsin has four different running plays in their playbook.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 5:39 PM EST up reply actions

And yet they run all over everybody

That says something. It says their OL is undervalued.

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by ct17 on Dec 1, 2011 11:04 PM EST up reply actions

if the opposition are doing their work in the film room before games they should know what is coming and he still piles on the yards

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by SteveUK on Dec 2, 2011 10:09 AM EST up reply actions

There's a difference between knowing what someone is doing and actually stopping them.

Perhaps their OL is just too big and talented for opposing defenses to stop the running game, even though they know it’s coming?

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 2, 2011 10:33 AM EST up reply actions

Thats my point even if teams know what is coming Ball, with the help from a very good O Line get the yards.

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by SteveUK on Dec 2, 2011 11:29 AM EST up reply actions

And I believe the differing point here is how much is Ball, and how much is the OL.

You’re taking Ball, Dan and ct17 appear to be taking the OL. I have no clue, I’m just trying to help facilitate the discussion.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 2, 2011 1:47 PM EST up reply actions

Brown is overrated to me

Watching him, it’s like I’m watching Aaron Curry all over again. Neither am I impressed with Osmele.

Either way, why is Bernard Pierce so low?

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by ICEICETHATGUY13 on Dec 1, 2011 4:54 PM EST reply actions

Probably because I’ve watched the Temple/Penn State game twice and he was terrible.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 5:38 PM EST up reply actions

Whoah, I went to that game, so I definitely didn't have the best view of things

But man, I came away really impressed. Guy bounced off of a lot of tackles, and poor guy was getting hit at the line the whole time. Yeah, sure, he seemed to run upright, but he also just broke through arm tackles like it was nothing

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by ICEICETHATGUY13 on Dec 1, 2011 8:12 PM EST up reply actions

David Wilson

Finally a ranking that his talent justifies. Can’t find him as a first round talent in any other draft sites so far, but judging from what I’ve seen of him on tape I have no qualms with you slotting him at #18 overall. Good work, sir.

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by browne14 on Dec 1, 2011 5:53 PM EST reply actions

Been on him all year. Big fan.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 7:53 PM EST up reply actions

I think Melvin Ingram is low. I'd put him in the top 30, honestly.

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by Riddlah. on Dec 1, 2011 6:31 PM EST reply actions

Have a hard time finding a position for him at the next level.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 7:53 PM EST up reply actions

I think he could work at OLB in a 3-4

he’s a little big, but his athleticism isn’t bad.

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by Riddlah. on Dec 1, 2011 9:13 PM EST up reply actions

I agree with both your statements

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by ct17 on Dec 1, 2011 11:05 PM EST up reply actions

Perfect fit for the Patriots hybrid defense.

Of course, that’s a limited draft value with respect to the whole league, but I see him as a solid hybrid player for the Pats.

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by Richard Hill on Dec 2, 2011 1:03 AM EST up reply actions

Can you break the defensive front seven dow n by 3-4 and 4-3 positions?

I’d be interested in your take on 3-4 rush linebackers.

Also, why is Rueben Randle that low?

by usuo mojinga on Dec 1, 2011 6:44 PM EST reply actions

Yeah, I need to do that with the 3-4 guys. Next week, cool?

Randle is a little inconsistent, not a fan of his route running.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 7:54 PM EST up reply actions

You’re the man, Dan.

by usuo mojinga on Dec 1, 2011 8:06 PM EST up reply actions

Dan

Do you rate the players on pure talent or semi draft ranking?

A middle linebacker and Guard in the top 10 would suggest talent, yet is Luck truly the most talented player in college this year?

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 7:50 PM EST reply actions

I lean more toward the talent spectrum of things, but to that ideal, I’m not going to rank a kicker or something super high.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 7:55 PM EST up reply actions

so position is not the greatest priority

but the actual play of the player on the field?

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 7:56 PM EST up reply actions

It’s a combination of play on the field and projecting how good the players will be at the next level.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 9:06 PM EST up reply actions

I think I counted three Stanford players in the top 32

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 7:55 PM EST up reply actions

top 7

and 5 Bama players in top 32.

Does one superb player elevate others?

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 7:58 PM EST up reply actions

Auburn last year would say yes. But I have those players ranked where they are based on what I think they can do at the next level, not necessarily what they’re doing right now.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 9:06 PM EST up reply actions

A MLB, G, and WILL in the Top 10 would be a shocker

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by ct17 on Dec 1, 2011 11:07 PM EST up reply actions

LSU wins again in 2012?

Great post Dan!

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 7:59 PM EST reply actions

I <3 the LSU redshirt sophomores.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 9:05 PM EST up reply actions

Dennard :(((((

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by BigBlueIntervention on Dec 1, 2011 8:04 PM EST reply actions

I know.

Has he really played that poorly Dan? I haven’t seen it.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 1, 2011 11:04 PM EST up reply actions

Would Brandon Weeden be ranked higher if he was 22-23 years old?

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 8:15 PM EST reply actions

Most likely. I’ve just got this opinion in my head that he’s in trouble if he goes to a foreign offense and needs a few years to develop.

Weeden seems to be the kind of player who needs to get to a team where he can quickly familiarize himself with the offense and get going immediately.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 9:05 PM EST up reply actions

The K-Gun run by Indy in some variety would fit Griffin to a tee

any chance Indy selects a different QB than Luck with the overall #1?

by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 9:35 PM EST up reply actions

NO TYLER EIFERT!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

You suck Dan!

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by DBroncs1414 on Dec 1, 2011 8:36 PM EST reply actions

From before

I don’t include redshirt sophomores until after the declare deadline.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 1, 2011 9:03 PM EST up reply actions

According to esPn an wiki

He’s a junior

by DBroncs1414 on Dec 2, 2011 12:11 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

2009 – True freshman. Played in one game (Nevada). Received a redshirt for that season.

2010 – Redshirt freshman.

2011 – Redshirt sophomore.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 2, 2011 2:11 PM EST up reply actions

He is a Broncos fan, so there's that

;)

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by Sudden on Dec 2, 2011 2:16 PM EST up reply actions

That may be true,

but your argument is more directed at ESPN and Wiki sucking. I think Sudden made a much stronger argument against him personally.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 2, 2011 2:22 PM EST up reply actions

Although, you do in fact suck, Dan.

Just let me know if I’m bugging the hell out of you with my constant Nebraska-related queries. Ignoring me is just plain rude :-(

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 2, 2011 2:24 PM EST up reply actions

Alright I suck

Stupid espn/wiki. They’re supposed to be always right

With that out of the way, the rest of this is good stuff. Although I’m curious as to why Dennard took such a tumble

by DBroncs1414 on Dec 2, 2011 2:41 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

It’s a Notre Dame thing. They never list players as redshirted. ND just has seniors and 5th year seniors.

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by kaisertown on Dec 3, 2011 12:53 AM EST up reply actions

As a Chiefs fan

I am zeroing in on these two groups of players

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by Steve_Chiefs on Dec 1, 2011 9:31 PM EST reply actions

I realize injuries hurt players' stock,

but should the kind of injury Crick has drop him that far? I realize it does, but should it? He’ll be the same player after he heals up, and I don’t think the injury will cause him to miss time.

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 1, 2011 11:16 PM EST reply actions

Love seeing David shoot up though. ICE, in your opinion, did Still deserve the B1G DPotY over David?

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 1, 2011 11:17 PM EST reply actions

Upshaw at 11

Really? How confident are you in this ranking on him? Not that I agree or disagree I always was under the impression he’d be a late first.

by Omar Little on Dec 2, 2011 12:22 AM EST reply actions

I’m not confident on much of this class, to be honest.

Also, I don’t think he’ll be drafted as high as I have him rated. If the top 100 was based on draft position, I’d just do a three-round mock draft.

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 2, 2011 2:12 PM EST up reply actions

decent list

but i think nick toon is way to high on your list and chris polk is to low .

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by tinley24 on Dec 2, 2011 2:45 AM EST reply actions

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by Dan Kadar on Dec 2, 2011 2:12 PM EST up reply actions

Well, you've accomplished it for the most part.

Congrats. Perhaps that should be the site’s new tag line?

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by Omaha Sun on Dec 2, 2011 2:22 PM EST up reply actions

What's your overall take on this draft?

Will it be as bad as the 09 one?

by DBroncs1414 on Dec 2, 2011 2:43 PM EST via mobile reply actions

Harrison Smith

What led you to place him that high?

by CharmCity55 on Dec 2, 2011 3:38 PM EST via iPhone app reply actions

Pretty accurate rankings but...

Your the first that has the underrated Andre Branch at 37, hope he’s there for the Browns. But an injured Broyles at 66 and high second rounder Fletcher Cox at only 69? Also think RG3 will go in the top 7. As an Ohio State fan I can tell you have Mike Adams (Josh Oglesby of Wisconsin is better not to mention Ricky Wagner if he comes out) and Brewster too high.

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