Ranking the 2012 Draft Prospects by Position - Offensive Guards

Today I will continue ranking the 2012 NFL Draft prospects. This post will look at the guards of the 2012 NFL Draft. I am also pleased to announce that within the next week, I will introduce two new writers to the site. They are both very, very knowledgeable and will provide the site with some different types of posts.

1. David DeCastro, Stanford – DeCastro is the best guard prospect to come around in a long time and he has the potential to be a top 3 or 4 guard in the NFL. He should likely be a top 15 draft pick.

2. Peter Konz, Wisconsin – While Konz is the #1 center prospect, he is also the #2 guard prospect in the class. He has great feet, is very strong, and has all the intangibles. He should be a first round draft pick, and possibly top 20.

3. Cordy Glenn, Georgia – Glenn has all the tools to be a great guard but he needs to work on finishing blocks and playing to the whistle. He still has tons of talent and that should keep him in the first two rounds of the draft.

4. Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin – What Zeitler lacks in athleticism, he makes up for in toughness and dedication. He is an excellent pass blocker and is good at pulling. He seems like a 2nd to 3rd round draft pick at this time.

5. Brandon Washington, Miami – Washington has tons of athleticism, finishes blocks, plays to the whistle, and is loaded with potential. He decided to leave Miami and enter the draft and it makes sense. He should be a 2nd to 3rd round draft pick in April.

After the jump, see the rest of the guard prospects

6. Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State

7. Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State

8. Ryan Miller, Colorado

9. Lonnie Edwards, Texas Tech

10. Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh

11. Art Forst, Rutgers

12. Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina

13. Joel Foreman, Michigan State

14. Larry Warford, Kentucky

15. Stephen Good, Oklahoma

Originally published at Draft Database