.....You didn't understand that I was making fun of you....

"You said it" yea cause I was making fun of you.

If Curry slips by us..he's gone at #5....if Sanchez slips by us....I'm certain he won't be taken in the top ten. Now ay in hell Pioli takes Sanchez...he'll take Freeman at the beginning of round two...and you can't say that wouldn't be ideal.

how often do i say bro? you're right man i say it a every other word. you truly are a dumbass

Josh Freeman goes no later than 22, so stop with that right now.

Profootballweekly's latest ranking regardless of position....

RK. Pos # Name School Grade Height Weight Speed Notes
1. OLB 59 Aaron Curry Wake Forest 6.75 6016 250 4.61 ILB
2. QB 7 Matthew Stafford Georgia 6.65 6020e 235e 4.8e Jr.
3. OT 72 Jason Smith Baylor 6.60 6044e 300e 5.05e X, TE
4. WR 5 Michael Crabtree Texas Tech 6.55 6024e 215e 4.55e Soph.-3, Ch.
5. CB 2 Malcolm Jenkins Ohio State 6.50 6000e 195e 4.5e FS
6. OT 75 Eugene Monroe Virginia 6.50 6051 310 5.2e
7. WR 9 Jeremy Maclin Missouri 6.45 6004e 200e 4.4e Soph.-3, X, RS
8. OLB 98 Brian Orakpo Texas 6.45 6034e 255e 4.65e DE, X
9. DE
59

Aaron Maybin Penn State 6.45 6044e 250e 4.6e Soph.-3, OLB
10. RB 24 Knowshon Moreno Georgia 6.40 5104e 220e 4.5e Soph.-3, X
11. DE
99

Everette Brown Florida State 6.40 6034e 250e 4.65e Jr., OLB
12. OG 71 Andre Smith Alabama 6.40 6034e 340e 5.3e Jr., OT, Ch.
13. WR 8 Darrius Heyward-Bey Maryland 6.30 6020e 205e 4.3e Jr.
14. RB 28 Chris Wells Ohio State 6.30 6010e 235e 4.45e Jr., X
15. OLB 10 Brian Cushing USC 6.30 6031 243 4.6e ILB
16. QB 6 Mark Sanchez USC 6.30 6024e 225e 4.8e Jr., X

He Mecca...now I guess you're going to tell us that Profootballweekly doesn't know what they're talking about, right?:rolleyes:

cue mecca to say why this place is reeruned

Oh my god any list that has Curry as the best player and has Maybin ahead of Brown and Orakpo that high loses all credibility, Maybin is a total project.

Their list sucks.....they think the best DE in the draft is a 225lb guy with no pass rush moves.

It says Maybin weighs 250 who did the list Stevie Wonder?

Oh by the way...

3. Mark Sanchez, QB, USC
It came as a surprise to many (including Pete Carroll) when Mark Sanchez entered the draft after his junior year but at this point it looks like that was a smart decision. Even though he was only a starter for one season Sanchez is the most physically talented Trojan quarterback since Carson Palmer and there is no limit to how good he can be with more experience. Further adding to Sanchez's allure is the final impression he left scouts with, throwing for 413 yards and 4 touchdowns en route to winning MVP honors in the Rose Bowl. Sanchez will have a tough time overtaking Matthew Stafford as the top quarterback in this draft but he has a stranglehold on the #2 spot and could go as high as #3 overall to the Kansas City Chiefs. Worst-case it's hard to envision him falling out of the Top 10 overall and you could even see a number of teams trying to trade up for him.

are Sanchez and/or Curry at the combine?

where did this come from?

I know Sanchez is but there's no guarantee either of them do anything alot of top prospects wait till pro days.

I'm waiting for you to provide ANY information from ANYONE - 18th rate, 1st rate, or anything in between, including YOU, YOURSELF - that didn't rave about Leinart. That shit about the "deep out" is just some bar-raising bulltripe you added after it was pointed out that Leinart "had the best deep ball" in the country.

nevermind...I just read Curry's diary from the combine at SI.com