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Old 04-28-2012, 07:00 PM  
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Real real early look for next year
List I found on NFLDC..

Who ya got?

1 Matt Barkley QB USC
2 Robert Woods WR USC JR
3 Jarvis Jones OLB Georgia RS JR
4 Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina JR
5 TJ McDonald FS USC
6 William Gholston DE Michigan State JR
7 Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame
8 D.J. Fluker Alabama OT RS JR
9 Xavier Rhodes Florida State RS JR
10 Devin Taylor DE South Carolina
11 Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
12 Justin Hunter WR Tennessee JR
13 Barkevious Mingo OLB LSU RS JR
14 Alvin Bailey OG Arkansas JR
15 Louis Nix III NT Notre Dame RS SOPH
16 Brandon Jenkins DE/OLB Florida State
17 Xavier Sua-Filo OT UCLA
18 Michael Dyer RB Auburn JR
19 Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
20 Patrick Omameh OG Michigan RS
21 Alec Ogletree ILB Georgia JR
22 Cornellius Carradine DE Florida State
23 Bacarri Rambo SS Georgia
24 Jonathan Hankins DT Ohio State JR
25 Logan Thomas QB VT JR
26 Kawann Short DT Purdue
27 David Amerson NC State JR
28 Bennie Logan DT LSU JR
29 Joseph Fauria TE UCLA
30 Landry Jones QB OU
31 Tyrann Mathieu LSU JR
32 Jaz Reynolds WR Oklahoma JR




These guys in no real order all have 1st round potential as well in my book.

Robert Lester FS Alabama
Aaron Murray QB Georgia RS JR
Arthur Brown ILB Kansas State TS
Tony Jefferson CB Oklahoma JR
Greg Reid CB Florida State
Michael Mauti OLB Penn State
Geno Smith QB WV
Mike Glennon QB NC St
EJ Manuel QB FSU
Da'Rick Rogers WR Tennessee JR
Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt JR
Cobi Hamilton WR Arkansas
Knile Davis RB Arkansas
Rex Burkhead RB Nebraska
Michael Williams TE Alabama
Cameron Fleming OT Stanford RS SOPH
Kevin Graf OT USC JR
Chance Warmack OG Alabama
Seantrel Henderson OT Miami FL JR
Dominique Easley DT Florida JR
Brandin Hawthorne ILB Michigan
Prince Shembo OLB Notre Dame JR
Jamie Collins OLB Southern Miss
D.J. Swearinger SS South Carolina
Matt Elam SS Florida JR
Eric Reid SS LSU JR
Nick Moody SS Florida State
Tre Boston FS UNC JR
Tharold Simon FS LSU JR
Tyler Bray QB Tennessee JR
Jordan Matthews WR Vandy JR
Damion Square DE Alabama JR
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:36 PM   #76
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See, I know people get sick of the "wait til next year" talk, but I do think the class has a lot of potential to have a very deep QB class. I am praying like crazy that Murray and/or Bray or both end up declaring. Could Murray even hop above Barkley if he has a big season? The kid just has such a big arm, from what I've seen. None of these guys will be Andrew Luck, but what matters more isn't who's on top, but how many legit first rounders are there? I think there will be more QBs and less teams desperately competing for QBs.

You've got three guaranteed QBs in the first round. Barkley, Wilson, Landry Jones. While I don't like Jones, you hope some dumb team in front of you uses their QB card on him. One less team to worry about. What do people think about Geno Smith or EJ Manuel? Smith's had an impressive run at WVU. And does Manuel have the ability to be the next RGIII? They seem to play a similar game and let's not forget that RGIII wasn't high on radars after his junior year. Murray and Bray are cherries on the top. I wonder if this class could have 5 or more surefire first round QBs.
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:38 PM   #77
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See, I know people get sick of the "wait til next year" talk, but I do think the class has a lot of potential to have a very deep QB class. I am praying like crazy that Murray and/or Bray or both end up declaring. Could Murray even hop above Barkley if he has a big season? The kid just has such a big arm, from what I've seen. None of these guys will be Andrew Luck, but what matters more isn't who's on top, but how many legit first rounders are there? I think there will be more QBs and less teams desperately competing for QBs.

You've got three guaranteed QBs in the first round. Barkley, Wilson, Landry Jones. While I don't like Jones, you hope some dumb team in front of you uses their QB card on him. One less team to worry about. What do people think about Geno Smith or EJ Manuel? Smith's had an impressive run at WVU. And does Manuel have the ability to be the next RGIII? They seem to play a similar game and let's not forget that RGIII wasn't high on radars after his junior year.
Love Geno Smith and what he could do this year. He's shown sharp improvement from year to year, and has shown that he's got the great arm and sharp release to go along with his athleticism.

He could be next year's RGIII. Known, but not taken too seriously before the college season. By the end of the season, however, he turns into either the king of the draft or a co-king.
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:40 PM   #78
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WalterFootball thinks we will pick a QB at 26, and seems pretty spot on with their take:


26) Kansas City Chiefs: Landry "Lance" Jones, QB, Oklahoma

As I wrote in my NFL Power Rankings, the Chiefs have the best roster in the NFL if you exclude the quarterback position. I believe they'll win the AFC West and make the playoffs, but they'll suffer another early exit because of Matt Cassel's limitations. Here's one way to fix that.
The one thing to keep in mind, and it's something I've been saying for a while, is amazingly it's a lot easier to jump 10-15 spots into the top 10 or 15 than it is to jump 2-3 spots into the top 5.

Which is why I keep bringing up the depth of this year's QB class. If any good QB falls out of the top 5 and especially toward 10 or above, we can trade up for a lot less compensation than what Washington gave up for RGIII.
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:41 PM   #79
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we'll be picking around 15, give or take a few. Once again we won't have a shot at a good QB.
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:45 PM   #80
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:47 PM   #81
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we'll be picking around 15, give or take a few. Once again we won't have a shot at a good QB.
I think we'll have a much better shot at a good QB, and if we actually have the balls to make a move for once, we'll be very happy we passed on Tannehill. There are a lot of guys in this class I think who have the potential to grade out much better than him.
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:49 PM   #82
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People hated Tannehill, but love Bray? idgi

For the record, I didn't hate Tannehill and don't hate Bray. It's just amusing.
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Old 04-28-2012, 11:55 PM   #83
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If Smith is a little more consistent he could be a monster heading into the draft. Wouldn't shock me at all to see him win the Heisman next year with his entry into a more respected conference. The main issue will be how much they actually win in the Big 12, but I don't think there's much of a question that he's probably going to put up some insane numbers (yes, more insane than 4300 yards (8.34 ypa) on 65.8% passing , 31 TD, 7 INT). He has an absolute cannon for an arm, can put passes anywhere he wants, has all kinds of poise in the pocket and under pressure, can move when he has to, has a tremendous pair of receivers in Bailey and Austin, and with any luck the line play should be better (the biggest issue in his worst games last year IMO).

Landry Jones will get all the press, but there isn't much doubt in my mind that Smith will be the best QB in the conference. And I don't know how much respect West Virginia is going to get from the schools out here in the midwest, but they could really do a number on the Big 12 if they get overlooked. And I'm not saying this because I'm a transplanted West Virginian homer (you all probably know how much love I have for my home state; read: not much). I'm saying this because they're a really talented team with one of the best quarterbacks leading one of the best offensive units in the country.
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Old 04-29-2012, 12:02 AM   #84
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People hated Tannehill, but love Bray? idgi

For the record, I didn't hate Tannehill and don't hate Bray. It's just amusing.
Because Tannehill is the better athlete, but Bray is better at every other aspect of the game. And in terms of polish, experience, on-field intelligence, instincts... by the time Bray's ready, he's going to be miles ahead of Tannehill.

As I've said before, Tannehill is a good athlete, but he's going to have to win games by being a top-notch thinker. He's not elite enough athletically to win on his legs alone. From that standpoint, absolutely give me a guy like Bray who has the in-game experience that you simply can't learn from the bench.
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I don't know what to think of Barkley yet as a number one over all pick. I think he has a lot to prove yet. I'm thinking his stock is going to go down some this year.
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You do know that Tannehill has a pretty good arm too, right?

Bray still has a lot of work to do on the field and off of it. Bulking up would be a good start.

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I don't know what to think of Barkley yet as a number one over all pick. I think he has a lot to prove yet. I'm thinking his stock is going to go down some this year.
It's possible, but it depends if he and USC meet expectations. Unless another prospect explodes, he'll still be the #1 QB though.

The microscope is going to be on Landry Jones too. Watching how much he tumbles in the next year is going to be fun.
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I don't know what to think of Barkley yet as a number one over all pick. I think he has a lot to prove yet. I'm thinking his stock is going to go down some this year.
And he'll obviously be losing some meat with Kalil gone... It will be an interesting year for him.
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Wanna bet Geno Smith beats out Barkley in next year's draft?
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