Gosselin has his 1st mock draft up. - Page 2

Coogs · 04-18-2011, 09:54 AM

But you have to be a subscriber to the paper to get it. Maybe someone form the Dallas area could give us Gosselin's 1st. Can't remember if Mock #1 is the need based one, but I think it is.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sports/nfl...yron-smith.ece

RippedmyFlesh · 04-18-2011, 11:37 PM

If Carson Palmer is done with the Bengals I could see them going Gabbert instead of Green. I would if I were them.

Chiefshrink · 04-19-2011, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh

If Carson Palmer is done with the Bengals I could see them going Gabbert instead of Green. I would if I were them.

I see Gabbert going first in front of Cam. After the Vick,Young and JaFatass drama busts I don't see Riviera going with Cam and his questionable character.

Gabbert is a much safer pick and when you are in semi-rebuild mode Gabbert makes sense and I don't care if Cam can walk on water because his character (All about me) will sink himself and his team IMO.

salame · 04-19-2011, 03:55 AM

I really think the Bengals owner thinks Carson is coming back
sad really because he isn't even very good anymore

factortobe · 04-19-2011, 05:24 AM

Cam is to big of a risk, Panthers should go CB Pederson first then trade the Chiefs WR Smith and their 2nd round pick for our 1st round pick!

BigCatDaddy · 04-19-2011, 08:04 AM

I'd say the first 2 picks are pretty much set at this point. The draft starts with Buffalo this year.

'Hamas' Jenkins · 04-19-2011, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy

I'd say the first 2 picks are pretty much set at this point. The draft starts with Buffalo this year.

I don't. There are a bunch of ways that Denver could go.

They probably take Dareus, but they could just as easily select Peterson, Fairley, or even AJ Green. Demaryius Thomas' injury is one of the worst you can have for a position that requires explosiveness.

Coogs · 04-19-2011, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by factortobe

Cam is to big of a risk, Panthers should go CB Pederson first then trade the Chiefs WR Smith and their 2nd round pick for our 1st round pick!

Smith is nearing the end, and unless there is an agreement between now and next Thursday, no players can be traded for draft picks.

BigCatDaddy · 04-19-2011, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

I don't. There are a bunch of ways that Denver could go.

They probably take Dareus, but they could just as easily select Peterson, Fairley, or even AJ Green. Demaryius Thomas' injury is one of the worst you can have for a position that requires explosiveness.

I would say about 90% Dareus and 10% Fairley here. Fox's best years were with that dominant D-Line so it makes since he goes back to what he believes works. They still have a solid WR core without Thomas. Peterson would be worth the pick, but like I said I think they value Dline over a DB.

**doomy3** · 04-19-2011, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by sportsshrink

I see Gabbert going first in front of Cam. After the Vick,Young and JaFatass drama busts I don't see Riviera going with Cam and his questionable character.

Gabbert is a much safer pick and when you are in semi-rebuild mode Gabbert makes sense and I don't care if Cam can walk on water because his character (All about me) will sink himself and his team IMO.

What exactly does Newton have in common with any of the 3 QBs you listed, other than skin color?

**Dave Lane** · 04-19-2011, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by doomy3

What exactly does Newton have in common with any of the 3 QBs you listed, other than skin color?

I think that's his point. That teams are going to shy away from black QBs because of his list.

Mr. Laz · 04-19-2011, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by sportsshrink

Sh****************t if Aldon Smith gets that close to us knowing Tampa needs DE's as well do you trade up to get him or stay put?

depends on whether you think Smith is athletic enough to play OLB in a 3-4 or not.

MagicHef · 04-19-2011, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

I don't. There are a bunch of ways that Denver could go.

They probably take Dareus, but they could just as easily select Peterson, Fairley, or even AJ Green. Demaryius Thomas' injury is one of the worst you can have for a position that requires explosiveness.

Von Miller would be under consideration too, or at least I would hope so.

booger · 04-24-2011, 01:16 PM

found this link on a post at A. Pride today. They linked to this
http://www.pewterreport.com/Boards/i...jj85pt4p6djr00

Updated: Rick Gosselin's position-by-position 2011 NFL draft rankings (4/15)
By RICK GOSSELIN / NFL Columnist

QUARTERBACK Ht. Wt.

1. Cam Newton, Auburn 6-5 248

2. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri 6-4 234

3. Jake Locker, Washington 6-2½ 231

4. Christian Ponder, Fla St 6-2 229

5. Ryan Mallett, Arkansas 6-6½ 253

6. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada 6-4½ 233

7. Andy Dalton, TCU 6-2 215

8. Ricky Stanzi, Wisconsin 6-4 223

9. Nathan Enderle, Idaho 6-4 240

10. Pat Devlin, Delaware 6-3 225

Rising: Colin Kaepernick, Nevada

Falling: Josh Portis, Cal (PA)

Sleeper: Jeff Van Camp, Florida Atlantic

HALFBACK

1. Mark Ingram, Alabama 5-9 215

2. Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech 5-9 212

3. Daniel Thomas, Kansas State 6-0 230

4. Mikel Leshoure, Illinois 5-11½ 227

5. Taiwan Jones, Eastern Washington 5-11½ 194

6. Shane Vereen, Cal 5-10 210

7. Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State 5-7 199

8. Demarco Murray, Oklahoma 5-11½ 213

9. Bilal Powell, Louisville 5-10½ 209

10. Dion Lewis, Pitt 5-6½ 193

Rising: Taiwan Jones, Eastern Washington

Falling: John Clay, Wisconsin

Sleeper: Jay Finley, Baylor

FULLBACK

1. Anthony Sherman, Connecticut 5-10 242

2. Owen Marecic, Stanford 6-0½ 248

3. Henry Hynoski, Pitt 6-0 257

4. Shaun Chapas, Georgia 6-2 247

5. Stanley Mavili, Southern Cal 6-0 227

Sleeper: Bryant Ward, Oklahoma State

WIDE RECEIVER

1. A.J. Green, Georgia 6-3½ 211

2. Julio Jones, Alabama 6-2½ 220

3. Jon Baldwin, Pitt 6-4 228

4. Torrey Smith, Maryland 6-0½ 204

5. Titus Young, Boise State 5-11 174

6. Edmond Gates, Abilene Christian 5-11½ 192

7. Randall Cobb, Kentucky 5-10 191

8. Tandon Doss, Indiana 6-0 201

9. Vincent Brown, San Diego State 5-11 187

10. Leonard Hankerson, Miami-F 6-1½ 209

Rising: Randall Cobb, Kentucky

Falling: Greg Little, North Carolina

Sleeper: Ricardo Lockette, Fort Valley State

TIGHT END

1. Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame 6-6 259

2. Lance Kendricks, Wisconsin 6-2½ 243

3. Luke Stocker, Tennessee 6-4½ 258

4. Jordan Cameron, Southern Cal 6-5 254

5. Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic 6-5 248

6. D.J. Williams, Arkansas 6-2 245

7. Charles Clay, Tulsa 6-2½ 245

6. Lee Smith, Marshall 6-5½ 266

9. Virgil Green, Nevada 6-3 249

10. Julius Thomas, Portland State 6-4½ 246

Rising: Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic

Falling: Weslye Saunders, South Carolina

Sleeper: Colin Cochart, South Dakota State

OFFENSIVE TACKLE

1. Tyron Smith, Southern Cal 6-5 307

2. Nate Solder, Colorado 6-8 319

3. Anthony Castonzo, Boston College 6-7 311

4. Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin 6-7 314

5. Derrick Sherrod, Mississippi State 6-5 321

6. James Carpenter, Alabama 6-4 321

7. Orlando Franklin, Miami-F 6-5½ 316

8. Marcus Gilbert, Florida 6-6 330

9. Jah Reid, Central Florida 6-7 321

10. James Brewer, Indiana 6-6 323

Rising: Jah Reid, Central Florida

Falling: Demarcus Love, Arkansas

Sleeper: David Arkin, Missouri State

GUARD

1. Danny Watkins, Baylor 6-3 310

2. Marcus Cannon, TCU 6-5 358

3. William Rackley, Lehigh 6-3 309

4. Ben Ijalana, Villanova 6-3½ 317

5. John Moffitt, Wisconsin 6-4 319

6. Clint Boling, Georgia 6-4½ 308

7. Andrew Jackson, Fresno State 6-5 299

8. Ray Dominguez, Arkansas 6-4 334

9. Caleb Schlauderaff, Utah 6-4 305

10. Carl Johnson, Florida 6-5 361

Rising: Mike Berry, Auburn

Falling: Steve Schilling, Michigan

Sleeper: Cameron Bradfield, Grand Valley State

CENTER

1. Mike Pouncey, Florida 6-5 303

2. Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State 6-3 313

3. Rodney Hudson, Florida State 6-2 299

4. Brandon Fusco, Slippery Rock 6-4 306

5. Jason Kelce, Cincinnati 6-2½ 280

6. Kris O’Dowd, Southern Cal 6-4 304

7. Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU 6-1½ 300

8. Ryan Bartholomew, Syracuse 6-1 302

9. Alex Linnenkohl, Oregon State 6-1½ 304

10. Tim Barnes, Missouri 6-3½ 298

Rising: Brandon Fusco, Slippery Rock

Falling: Kris O’Dowd, Southern Cal

Sleeper: Colin Baxter, Arizona

DEFENSIVE END

1. Robert Quinn, North Carolina 6-4 265

2. Da’Quan Bowers, Clemson 6-3 280

3. J.J. Watt, Wisconsin 6-5 290

4. Aldon Smith, Missouri 6-4 263

5. Cameron Jordan, Cal 6-4 287

6. Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue 6-3½ 267

7. Adrian Clayborn, Iowa 6-2½ 281

8. Cameron Heyward, Ohio State 6-4½ 294

9. Brooks Reed, Arizona 6-2½ 263

10. Christian Ballard, Iowa 6-3½ 283

Rising: Brooks Reed, Arizona

Falling: Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma

Sleeper: Bruce Miller, Central Florida

DEFENSIVE TACKLE

1. Marcell Dareus, Alabama 6-3 319

2. Nick Fairley, Auburn 6-3½ 291

3. Corey Liuget, Illinois 6-2 298

4. Phil Taylor, Baylor 6-3 334

5. Marvin Austin, North Carolina 6-1½ 309

6. Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple 6-4 315

7. Kenrick Ellis, Hampton 6-4½ 346

8. Jarvis Jenkins, Clemson 6-4 310

9. Stephen Paea, Oregon State 6-1 303

10. Terrell McClain, South Florida 6-1½ 297

Rising: Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple

Falling: Ian Williams, Notre Dame

Sleeper: Zach Clayton, Auburn

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER

1. Von Miller, Texas A&M 6-2½ 246

2. Akeem Ayers, UCLA 6-2½ 254

3. Martez Wilson, Illinois 6-3½ 250

4. Bruce Carter, North Carolina 6-1½ 241

5. K.J. Wright, Mississippi State 6-3 246

6. Colin McCarthy, Miami-F 6-1 238

7. Jabaal Sheard, Pitt 6-2½ 264

8. Kelvin Sheppard, LSU 6-1½ 250

9. Mason Foster, Washington 6-1 245

10. Jonas Mouton, Michigan 6-1 239

Rising: K.J. Wright, Mississippi State

Falling: Scott Lutrus, Connecticut

Sleeper: Jabara Williams, Stephen F. Austin

INSIDE/MIDDLE LINEBACKER

1. Akeem Dent, Georgia 6-1 242

2. Ross Homan, Ohio State 6-0½ 240

3. Casey Matthews, Oregon 6-0½ 231

4. Nate Irving, North Carolina State 6-1 240

5. Chris White, Mississippi State 6-2½ 240

6. Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina 6-1 241

7. Greg Jones, Michigan State 6-0 242

8. Jeff Tarpinian, Iowa 6-2 235

9. Greg Lloyd, Connecticut 6-1 246

10. Elijah Joseph, Temple 6-1 243

Rising: Jeff Tarpinian, Iowa

Falling: Greg Jones, Michigan State

Sleeper: Matt Berning, Central Michigan

CORNERBACK

1. Patrick Peterson, LSU 6-0 219

2. Prince Amukamara, Nebraska 6-0 206

3. Jimmy Smith, Colorado 6-2 211

4. Aaron Williams, Texas 5-11½ 204

5. Ras-I Dowling, Virginia 6-1 198

6. Brandon Harris, Miami-F 5-9½ 191

7. Shareece Wright, Southern Cal 5-10½ 185

8. Marcus Gilchrist, Clemson 5-10 195

9. Chris Culliver, South Carolina 6-0 199

10. Jalil Brown, Colorado 6-0½ 204

Rising: Josh Thomas, Buffalo

Falling: Kendric Burney, North Carolina

Sleeper: Justin Rogers, Richmond

SAFETY

1. Rahim Moore, UCLA 5-11½ 202

2. Quinton Carter, Oklahoma 6-0½ 208

3. Jaiquawn Jarrett, Temple 5-11½ 198

4. Tyler Sash, Iowa 6-0 211

5. Chris Conte, Cal 6-2 197

6. DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson 6-0 217

7. Robert Sands, West Virginia 6-4 217

8. Jermale Hines, Ohio State 6-1 219

9. Da’Norris Searcy, North Carolina 5-10½ 223

10. Joe Lefeged, Rutgers 5-10½ 210

Rising: Chris Prosinski, Wyoming

Falling: Ahmad Black, Florida

Sleeper: Isa Abdul-El Quddus, Fordham

KICKER

1. Matt Bosher, Miami-F 6-0 193

2. Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State 6-0½ 208

3. Kai Forbath, UCLA 6-1½ 197

4. Josh Jasper, LSU 5-10 174

5. Reid Forrest, Washington State 6-0 189

PUNTER

1. Chas Henry, Florida 6-3 219

2. Ryan Donahue, Iowa 6-1½ 193

3. Aaron Bates, Michigan State 6-0 200

4. Michael Such, Tulsa 6-1½ 204

5. Trevor Hankins, Arizona State 6-3½ 235

DEEP SNAPPER

1. Danny Aiken, Virginia 6-4 244

2. Corey Adams, Kansas State 6-4 250

3. Andrew Schulze, Iowa 6-4½ 260

4. Jake McQuaide, Ohio State 6-2½ 239

5. Christian Yount, UCLA 6-0 243

Marcellus · 04-24-2011, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by doomy3

What exactly does Newton have in common with any of the 3 QBs you listed, other than skin color?

Aside from skin color you don't see any similarities to Cam and the players listed?

Seriously?

Hammock Parties · 04-25-2011, 07:44 AM

RE: Carimi, doesn't sound like a Pioli player:

http://www.profootballweekly.com/pro...abe-carimi-68/

Quote:

Has a white-collar mentality at a blue-collar position and carries an inflated opinion of himself. Thinks he is better than he is and came off as arrogant and selfish in interviews at the Combine. Durability is concerning — was consistently slowed by injuries.

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04-24-2011, 01:16 PM	#28
booger Don't Tug on Superman's Cape Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: clear out in the sticks Casino cash: $1468550	found this link on a post at A. Pride today. They linked to this http://www.pewterreport.com/Boards/i...jj85pt4p6djr00 Updated: Rick Gosselin's position-by-position 2011 NFL draft rankings (4/15) By RICK GOSSELIN / NFL Columnist QUARTERBACK Ht. Wt. 1. Cam Newton, Auburn 6-5 248 2. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri 6-4 234 3. Jake Locker, Washington 6-2½ 231 4. Christian Ponder, Fla St 6-2 229 5. Ryan Mallett, Arkansas 6-6½ 253 6. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada 6-4½ 233 7. Andy Dalton, TCU 6-2 215 8. Ricky Stanzi, Wisconsin 6-4 223 9. Nathan Enderle, Idaho 6-4 240 10. Pat Devlin, Delaware 6-3 225 Rising: Colin Kaepernick, Nevada Falling: Josh Portis, Cal (PA) Sleeper: Jeff Van Camp, Florida Atlantic HALFBACK 1. Mark Ingram, Alabama 5-9 215 2. Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech 5-9 212 3. Daniel Thomas, Kansas State 6-0 230 4. Mikel Leshoure, Illinois 5-11½ 227 5. Taiwan Jones, Eastern Washington 5-11½ 194 6. Shane Vereen, Cal 5-10 210 7. Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State 5-7 199 8. Demarco Murray, Oklahoma 5-11½ 213 9. Bilal Powell, Louisville 5-10½ 209 10. Dion Lewis, Pitt 5-6½ 193 Rising: Taiwan Jones, Eastern Washington Falling: John Clay, Wisconsin Sleeper: Jay Finley, Baylor FULLBACK 1. Anthony Sherman, Connecticut 5-10 242 2. Owen Marecic, Stanford 6-0½ 248 3. Henry Hynoski, Pitt 6-0 257 4. Shaun Chapas, Georgia 6-2 247 5. Stanley Mavili, Southern Cal 6-0 227 Sleeper: Bryant Ward, Oklahoma State WIDE RECEIVER 1. A.J. Green, Georgia 6-3½ 211 2. Julio Jones, Alabama 6-2½ 220 3. Jon Baldwin, Pitt 6-4 228 4. Torrey Smith, Maryland 6-0½ 204 5. Titus Young, Boise State 5-11 174 6. Edmond Gates, Abilene Christian 5-11½ 192 7. Randall Cobb, Kentucky 5-10 191 8. Tandon Doss, Indiana 6-0 201 9. Vincent Brown, San Diego State 5-11 187 10. Leonard Hankerson, Miami-F 6-1½ 209 Rising: Randall Cobb, Kentucky Falling: Greg Little, North Carolina Sleeper: Ricardo Lockette, Fort Valley State TIGHT END 1. Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame 6-6 259 2. Lance Kendricks, Wisconsin 6-2½ 243 3. Luke Stocker, Tennessee 6-4½ 258 4. Jordan Cameron, Southern Cal 6-5 254 5. Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic 6-5 248 6. D.J. Williams, Arkansas 6-2 245 7. Charles Clay, Tulsa 6-2½ 245 6. Lee Smith, Marshall 6-5½ 266 9. Virgil Green, Nevada 6-3 249 10. Julius Thomas, Portland State 6-4½ 246 Rising: Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic Falling: Weslye Saunders, South Carolina Sleeper: Colin Cochart, South Dakota State OFFENSIVE TACKLE 1. Tyron Smith, Southern Cal 6-5 307 2. Nate Solder, Colorado 6-8 319 3. Anthony Castonzo, Boston College 6-7 311 4. Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin 6-7 314 5. Derrick Sherrod, Mississippi State 6-5 321 6. James Carpenter, Alabama 6-4 321 7. Orlando Franklin, Miami-F 6-5½ 316 8. Marcus Gilbert, Florida 6-6 330 9. Jah Reid, Central Florida 6-7 321 10. James Brewer, Indiana 6-6 323 Rising: Jah Reid, Central Florida Falling: Demarcus Love, Arkansas Sleeper: David Arkin, Missouri State GUARD 1. Danny Watkins, Baylor 6-3 310 2. Marcus Cannon, TCU 6-5 358 3. William Rackley, Lehigh 6-3 309 4. Ben Ijalana, Villanova 6-3½ 317 5. John Moffitt, Wisconsin 6-4 319 6. Clint Boling, Georgia 6-4½ 308 7. Andrew Jackson, Fresno State 6-5 299 8. Ray Dominguez, Arkansas 6-4 334 9. Caleb Schlauderaff, Utah 6-4 305 10. Carl Johnson, Florida 6-5 361 Rising: Mike Berry, Auburn Falling: Steve Schilling, Michigan Sleeper: Cameron Bradfield, Grand Valley State CENTER 1. Mike Pouncey, Florida 6-5 303 2. Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State 6-3 313 3. Rodney Hudson, Florida State 6-2 299 4. Brandon Fusco, Slippery Rock 6-4 306 5. Jason Kelce, Cincinnati 6-2½ 280 6. Kris O’Dowd, Southern Cal 6-4 304 7. Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU 6-1½ 300 8. Ryan Bartholomew, Syracuse 6-1 302 9. Alex Linnenkohl, Oregon State 6-1½ 304 10. Tim Barnes, Missouri 6-3½ 298 Rising: Brandon Fusco, Slippery Rock Falling: Kris O’Dowd, Southern Cal Sleeper: Colin Baxter, Arizona DEFENSIVE END 1. Robert Quinn, North Carolina 6-4 265 2. Da’Quan Bowers, Clemson 6-3 280 3. J.J. Watt, Wisconsin 6-5 290 4. Aldon Smith, Missouri 6-4 263 5. Cameron Jordan, Cal 6-4 287 6. Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue 6-3½ 267 7. Adrian Clayborn, Iowa 6-2½ 281 8. Cameron Heyward, Ohio State 6-4½ 294 9. Brooks Reed, Arizona 6-2½ 263 10. Christian Ballard, Iowa 6-3½ 283 Rising: Brooks Reed, Arizona Falling: Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma Sleeper: Bruce Miller, Central Florida DEFENSIVE TACKLE 1. Marcell Dareus, Alabama 6-3 319 2. Nick Fairley, Auburn 6-3½ 291 3. Corey Liuget, Illinois 6-2 298 4. Phil Taylor, Baylor 6-3 334 5. Marvin Austin, North Carolina 6-1½ 309 6. Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple 6-4 315 7. Kenrick Ellis, Hampton 6-4½ 346 8. Jarvis Jenkins, Clemson 6-4 310 9. Stephen Paea, Oregon State 6-1 303 10. Terrell McClain, South Florida 6-1½ 297 Rising: Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple Falling: Ian Williams, Notre Dame Sleeper: Zach Clayton, Auburn OUTSIDE LINEBACKER 1. Von Miller, Texas A&M 6-2½ 246 2. Akeem Ayers, UCLA 6-2½ 254 3. Martez Wilson, Illinois 6-3½ 250 4. Bruce Carter, North Carolina 6-1½ 241 5. K.J. Wright, Mississippi State 6-3 246 6. Colin McCarthy, Miami-F 6-1 238 7. Jabaal Sheard, Pitt 6-2½ 264 8. Kelvin Sheppard, LSU 6-1½ 250 9. Mason Foster, Washington 6-1 245 10. Jonas Mouton, Michigan 6-1 239 Rising: K.J. Wright, Mississippi State Falling: Scott Lutrus, Connecticut Sleeper: Jabara Williams, Stephen F. Austin INSIDE/MIDDLE LINEBACKER 1. Akeem Dent, Georgia 6-1 242 2. Ross Homan, Ohio State 6-0½ 240 3. Casey Matthews, Oregon 6-0½ 231 4. Nate Irving, North Carolina State 6-1 240 5. Chris White, Mississippi State 6-2½ 240 6. Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina 6-1 241 7. Greg Jones, Michigan State 6-0 242 8. Jeff Tarpinian, Iowa 6-2 235 9. Greg Lloyd, Connecticut 6-1 246 10. Elijah Joseph, Temple 6-1 243 Rising: Jeff Tarpinian, Iowa Falling: Greg Jones, Michigan State Sleeper: Matt Berning, Central Michigan CORNERBACK 1. Patrick Peterson, LSU 6-0 219 2. Prince Amukamara, Nebraska 6-0 206 3. Jimmy Smith, Colorado 6-2 211 4. Aaron Williams, Texas 5-11½ 204 5. Ras-I Dowling, Virginia 6-1 198 6. Brandon Harris, Miami-F 5-9½ 191 7. Shareece Wright, Southern Cal 5-10½ 185 8. Marcus Gilchrist, Clemson 5-10 195 9. Chris Culliver, South Carolina 6-0 199 10. Jalil Brown, Colorado 6-0½ 204 Rising: Josh Thomas, Buffalo Falling: Kendric Burney, North Carolina Sleeper: Justin Rogers, Richmond SAFETY 1. Rahim Moore, UCLA 5-11½ 202 2. Quinton Carter, Oklahoma 6-0½ 208 3. Jaiquawn Jarrett, Temple 5-11½ 198 4. Tyler Sash, Iowa 6-0 211 5. Chris Conte, Cal 6-2 197 6. DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson 6-0 217 7. Robert Sands, West Virginia 6-4 217 8. Jermale Hines, Ohio State 6-1 219 9. Da’Norris Searcy, North Carolina 5-10½ 223 10. Joe Lefeged, Rutgers 5-10½ 210 Rising: Chris Prosinski, Wyoming Falling: Ahmad Black, Florida Sleeper: Isa Abdul-El Quddus, Fordham KICKER 1. Matt Bosher, Miami-F 6-0 193 2. Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State 6-0½ 208 3. Kai Forbath, UCLA 6-1½ 197 4. Josh Jasper, LSU 5-10 174 5. Reid Forrest, Washington State 6-0 189 PUNTER 1. Chas Henry, Florida 6-3 219 2. Ryan Donahue, Iowa 6-1½ 193 3. Aaron Bates, Michigan State 6-0 200 4. Michael Such, Tulsa 6-1½ 204 5. Trevor Hankins, Arizona State 6-3½ 235 DEEP SNAPPER 1. Danny Aiken, Virginia 6-4 244 2. Corey Adams, Kansas State 6-4 250 3. Andrew Schulze, Iowa 6-4½ 260 4. Jake McQuaide, Ohio State 6-2½ 239 5. Christian Yount, UCLA 6-0 243 __________________ 2 Chronicles 7:14 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
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