NFL Draft rankings: Players 101-125

by Dan Kadar on May 31, 2011 2:12 PM EDT in 2012 NFL Draft

Between now and April, draft rankings will change plenty. But the idea behind releasing rankings before the college football season is to gauge what players are worth paying the most attention to.

Earlier this month, I put up my initial top 100 players. While that list remains unchanged, it's a list worth expanding. After the jump, check out players 101 through 125. See the entire top 125 here. On that page we're also indexing the offseason prospect notes and profiles.

Check out the rankings, let me know who is missing and who should be ranked higher. If you have your own, toss them up in a FanPost.

101. Cordy Glenn | 6'5, 320 pounds | OT/G | Georgia

102. Bruce Irvin | 6'2, 235 pounds | DE/OLB | West Virginia

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

104. Josh Chapman | 6'1, 310 pounds | NT | Alabama

105. Keenan Robinson | 6'3, 235 pounds | OLB | Texas

106. Vinny Curry | 6'4, 252 pounds | DE | Marshall

107. Derek Wolfe | 6'6, 295 pounds | DT | Cincinnati

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

109. Kheeston Randall | 6'5, 295 pounds | DT | Texas

110. James-Michael Johnson | 6'2, 240 pounds | MLB | Nevada

111. Al Netter | 6'6, 300 pounds | OT | Northwestern

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

113. Orson Charles | 6'3, 240 pounds | TE | Georgia *

114. Jonathan Massaquoi 6'2 251 pounds | DE/OLB | Troy

115. Chandler Jones | 6'5, 247 pounds | DE | Syracuse *

116. Dan Herron | 5'10, 205 pounds | RB | Ohio State - Prospect notes | Profile

117. D'wayne Allen | 6'4, 255 pounds | TE | Clemson *

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

119. Logan Harrell | 6'2, 275 pounds | DT | Fresno State

120. Peter Konz | 6'5, 313 pounds | C | Wisconsin *

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

122. Ryan Miller | 6'8, 310 pounds | OT | Colorado

123. David DeCastro | 6'5, 312 pounds | G | Stanford *

124. Danny Trevathan | 6'1, 230 pounds | OLB | Kentucky

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

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I have Hosley, Curry, Galippo, Randall, and Herron much higher on my list

My top 75 players will be out tomorrow or Thursday

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by seton hall and steelers on May 31, 2011 2:50 PM EDT reply actions

Think Charles should be a little higher.

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by Thunder64 on May 31, 2011 4:12 PM EDT reply actions

2012 draft deeper than the 2011 one?

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by 4QB on May 31, 2011 4:44 PM EDT reply actions

That question kind of goes hand in hand with pre-season poll rankings. Will it still look the same/seem as deep after they play this upcoming season? Plus, how may juniors declare? More analysis needed, but of the top 20 on the list, only 3 are seniors and guaranteed to be available for the 2012 Draft.

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by Josh_D on May 31, 2011 6:16 PM EDT up reply actions

Meant to add, that if all of Luck, Barkley, and Jones declare, it could end up being pretty deep at QB. D-Line still looks deep as does WR, but most everything else looks top heavy or worse.

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by Josh_D on May 31, 2011 6:19 PM EDT up reply actions

A few qualms....

I’d say Michael Mauti should be top 125. Bias towards Penn State aside, a guy that get called a “More Athletic” Jack Ham (By our LB coach) probably should get ranked top 125. When he was healthy, he really was a playmaker. For instance, with him vs Ohio State last year their offense did nothing. Then he went down with an injury and Dan Herron just took off.

And again, trying not to be that biased, but Devon Still should probably be up there too judging by some of those DT’s up there. Maybe I’m putting too much stock into the bowl game (Where he dominated Hurt & Pouncey) but I’d says he should be up there.

I’d rank DeCastro higher, same w/Hosley & Chapman.

And Eddie Whitley & Keith Zeitler should be ranked imo. Liked the rankings overall though.

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by ICEICETHATGUY13 on May 31, 2011 9:02 PM EDT reply actions