So many Notre Dame players that I would draft this year. There is no way that I come out of this draft without looking like a huge homer.

What's your take on Sheldon Day?

I'm wondering if Dorsey will look at this DL class and go for one in Rd 2 or 3 while getting a WR or OL Rd 1?

I have a bad feeling OT will be the pick at 28 bc FA doesn't appear to have anyone we can afford and the draft falls off a cliff for the position after the top 50.

He's quick as shit....but definitely needs a season or two in the weight room to put on more strength. Unfortunately for us, I think his best fit in a 4-3. I don't think he's going to fall far enough for us to draft him strictly to use him in our nickle or dime packages.

I don't think I'd be that upset with a tackle in the first round, if it's a guy that can swing over and play LT as well. I'd rather get a vet rt but cost wise it may be tough.

It all depends on Howard and Smith. If we can't get either one of those guys to come back....then I say we sign a RT in FA and go WR/DL in the 1st. CB on the 2nd day along with a QB.

I think you can find a good solid corner in free agency or already on the roster.

Same with the rt, really.

I don't know if you can with the wr spot though.

I think Prosise is the most underrated of all of them. No way is he the tenth-best RB in the draft. Kenyan Drake ahead of him? At worst he's probably the 5th best.

Stanley is probably the most overrated. Not that he's bad, but I don't see a top 10 player IMO.

Agree on Prosise. Here's my top 10 RB rankings for the draft:

1. Ezekiel Elliott - Ohio State
2. Alex Collins - Arkansas
3. Kenneth Dixon - Louisiana Tech
4. CJ Prosise - Notre Dame
5. Aaron Green - Texas Christian
6. Kenyan Drake - Alabama
7. Kelvin Taylor - Florida
8. Jonathan Williams - Arkansas
9. Derrick Henry - Alabama
10. Josh Ferguson - Illinois
Honorable Mentions:
Jordan Howard - Indiana
Paul Perkins - UCLA

Derrick Henry 9th?

Not sure if you've gotten to watch Travis Greene from Bowling Green at all, but he can play, too. Good tackle breaker, fast, and agile... just misses the best hole sometimes.

Contemplated taking him out of the top 10 entirely. I don't like him at all. Honestly see him as having more of a Trent Richardson future than an Eddie Lacy future. He runs upright, he hits the hole slow. His biggest assets were hitting the gaping holes at Alabama and using his long stride to beat defenders down field. Only reason I've left him in is that I'll concede the outside shot that I'm wrong. If I were a GM, he wouldn't be on my board, I can say that.

By the way, want to add that if Kenyan Drake would have stayed healthy at 'Bama, Henry never touches a Heisman (that McCaffrey deserved anyhow).

I have. I like him, but he doesn't touch my top 10. He doesn't actually hit my top 15. He's a good late round/UDFA flier though that could surprise.

Ummm...

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OMFG. LOL. I deleted him when I was shifting my rankings around. Holy mother ****. HAHA.

I had him ranked 6th. Note to self, don't copy and paste from Excel when you forget to paste things back into Excel. I still can't believe I did that. I love Booker hahahaha.

Here's the correction with my round ratings.

1. Ezekiel Elliott - Ohio State (Rd 1)
2. Alex Collins - Arkansas (Rd 2)
3. Kenneth Dixon - Louisiana Tech (Rd 2)
4. CJ Prosise - Notre Dame (Rd 2)
5. Aaron Green - Texas Christian (Rd 3)
6. Devontae Booker - Utah (Rd 3)
7. Kenyan Drake - Alabama (Rd 3)
8. Kelvin Taylor - Florida (Rd 3)
9. Jonathan Williams - Arkansas (Rd 4)
10. Derrick Henry - Alabama (Rd 4)
Honorable Mentions:
Josh Ferguson - Illinois (Rd 4)
Jordan Howard - Indiana (Rd 5)
Paul Perkins - UCLA (Rd 5)