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Top 100 for April.

  • DaBrowns41
    Some changes have been made. Removed Locker, Heyward, and Mallett. Despite Snead declaring, he still didn't make my top 100, as I don't think very highly of him.

    1. Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska- 6’4 300
    2. Gerald McCoy*, DT, Oklahoma- 6’4 297
    3. Eric Berry*, S, Tennessee- 5’11 203
    4. Jimmy Clausen*, QB, Notre Dame- 6’3 224
    5. Rolando McClain*, LB, Alabama- 6’4 260
    6. Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State- 6’5 305
    7. Joe Haden*, CB, Florida- 5’11 190
    8. Derrick Morgan*, DE, Georgia Tech- 6’4 270
    9. Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma- 6’5 315
    10. Dez Bryant*, WR, Oklahoma State- 6’2 220
    11. Carlos Dunlap*, DE, Florida- 6’6 290
    12. Brian Price*, DT, UCLA- 6’2 300
    13. C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson- 5’11 195
    14. Terrence Cody, DT, Alabama- 6’5 360
    15. Jerry Hughes, DE, TCU- 6’3 257
    16. Anthony Davis*, OT, Rutgers- 6’6 325
    17. Earl Thomas*, S, Texas- 5’10 195
    18. Dan Williams, DT, Tennessee- 6’3 325
    19. Bryan Baluga, OT, Iowa- 6’6 312
    20. Jason Pierre-Paul*, DE, South Florida- 6’5 262
    21. Sam Bradford*, QB, Oklahoma- 6’4 225
    22. Everson Griffen*, DE, USC- 6’4 280
    23. Johnathan Dwyer*, RB, Georgia Tech- 6’0 230
    24. Arrelious Benn*, WR, Illinois- 6’2 220
    25. Sergio Kindle, LB, Texas- 6’4 255
    26. Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma- 6’6 258
    27. Sean Weatherspoon, LB, Missouri- 6’2 246
    28. Taylor Mays, S, USC- 6’4 225
    29. Brandon Graham, DE, Michigan- 6’2 260
    30. Aaron Hernandez, TE, Florida- 6’2 250
    31. Mardy Gilyard, WR, Cincinnati- 6’1 189
    32. Jared Odrick, DT, Penn State- 6’5 295
    33. Brandon Spikes, LB, Florida- 6’3 251
    34. Golden Tate*, WR, Notre Dame- 5’11 195
    35. Patrick Robinson, CB, Florida State- 5’11 193
    36. Mike Iupati, OG, Idaho- 6’6 330
    37. Bruce Campbell*, OT, Maryland- 6’7 310
    38. Brandon LaFell, WR, LSU- 6’3 210
    39. Navorro Bowman*, LB, Penn State- 6’1 230
    40. Nate Allen, S, South Florida- 6’2 205
    41. Vladimir Ducasse, OG, Massachusetts- 6’5 330
    42. Daryl Washington, ILB, TCU- 6’3 235
    43. Bruce Carter*, LB, North Carolina- 6’2 225
    44. Rickey Sapp, DE, Clemson- 6’6 240
    45. Arthur Jones, DT, Syracuse- 6’4 293
    46. Jon Asomoah, OG, Illinois- 6’6 315
    47. Eric Norwood, LB, South Carolina- 6’1 253
    48. Kris O’Dowd*, C, USC- 6’5 305
    49. Darrell Stuckey, S, Kansas- 6’1 205
    50. Damian Williams*, WR, USC- 6’1 210
    51. Javhid Best*, RB, California- 5’9 200
    52. Anthony McCoy, TE, USC- 6’5 245
    53. Charles Brown, OT, USC- 6’6 290
    54. Brandon Ghee, CB, Wake Forest- 6’0 190
    55. Trevard Lindley, CB, Kentucky- 6’1 185
    56. Dexter McCluster, RB, Ole Miss- 5’8 170
    57. Maurkice Pouncey, OG, Florida- 6’5 318
    58. Marvin Austin*, DT, North Carolina- 6’3 305
    59. Anthony Dixon, RB, Miss St.- 6’1 235
    60. Greg Hardy, DE, Ole Miss- 6’5 240
    61. Colt McCoy, QB, Texas- 6’2 215
    62. Jordan Shipley, WR, Texas- 6’0 190
    63. Jermaine Cunningham, DE, Florida- 6’3 251
    64. Tim Tebow, QB, Florida- 6’3 245
    65. O’Brien Schofield, OLB, Wisconsin- 6’3 243
    66. Javier Arenas, CB, Alabama- 5’9 195
    67. Owen Marecic, FB, Stanford- 6’1 244
    68. Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa- 6’3 284
    69. Von Miller, DE, Texas A&M- 6’3 240
    70. Donovan Warren, CB, Michigan- 6’0 190
    71. Reshad Jones, S, Georgia- 6’2 212
    72. Kai Forbath, K, UCLA- 6’1 192
    73. Sean Canfield, QB, Oregon State- 6’4 214
    74. Ryan Mathews, RB, Fresno State- 5’11 220
    75. Danario Alexander, WR, Missouri- 6’5 215
    76. Dennis Pitta, TE, BYU- 6’5 248
    77. Tony Washington, OT, Abilene Christian- 6’7 205
    78. Sean Lee, LB, Penn State- 6’2 236
    79. Darryl Sharpton, ILB, Miami (Fl.)- 6’1 235
    80. Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State- 5’10 190
    81. Harry Coleman, S, LSU- 6’2 205
    82. Ed Dickson, TE, Oregon- 6’5 243
    83. Kyle Calloway, OT, Iowa- 6’7 315
    84. Barry Church, S, UCLA- 6’1 220
    85. J.D. Walton, C, Baylor- 6’3 304
    86. Mike Johnson, OG, Alabama- 6’3 305
    87. Colin Peek, TE, Alabama- 6’6 255
    88. Eric Decker, WR, Minnesota- 6’2 215
    89. Rashawn Jackson, FB, Virginia- 6’1 245
    90. James Starks, RB, Buffalo- 6’2 210
    91. Tony Pike, QB, Cincinnati- 6’6 225
    92. Toby Gerhart, RB, Stanford- 6’1 235
    93. Stanley Havili, FB, USC- 6’1 225
    94. Dezmon Briscoe, WR, Kansas- 6’3 200
    95. Anthony Costanzo, OT, Boston College- 6’7 290
    96. Mike Pouncey, OG, Florida- 6’5 320
    97. Jarvis Jenkins, DT, Clemson- 6’4 305
    98. Quan Sturdivant, LB, North Carolina- 6’2 235
    99. Thaddeus Gibson, DE, Ohio State- 6’2 245
    100. Ras-I Dowling, CB, Virginia- 6’2 200
  • ZombieKiller
    did you make that list yourself?
  • wes_mantooth
    I just don't like any of the QBs in this draft. Clausen is decent, but I would be pissed if my team took him early in the 1st round.
  • 2quik4u
    ZombieKiller wrote: did you make that list yourself?
    No he doesn't even know who half the people on the list are
  • killer_ewok
    Dez Bryant's school is Oklahoma State, not Georgia Tech.
  • DaBrowns41
    ZombieKiller wrote: did you make that list yourself?
    Yes. I expanded it from my Top 60 I did early in December.
  • DaBrowns41
    killer_ewok wrote: Dez Bryant's school is Oklahoma State, not Georgia Tech.
    Ugh. I always confuse him with Calvin Johnson. My bad.
  • DaBrowns41
    wes_mantooth wrote: I just don't like any of the QBs in this draft. Clausen is decent, but I would be pissed if my team took him early in the 1st round.
    Clausen is the most talented, followed by Bradford, closely.

    I think Mallett would have helped out because he's got some of the best physical tools for a QB, but he's going back to Arkansas. Locker is also very talented, but very raw, although playing in an offense with no play makers doesn't help.

    But I agree.
  • DaBrowns41
    2quik4u wrote:
    ZombieKiller wrote: did you make that list yourself?
    No he doesn't even know who half the people on the list are
    Right... Not sure what I did to you to deserve that cheap shot, but ok.
  • Non
    Good work.

    I'll throw out a few other names .

    Not necessarily top 100 but could be decent in the middle rounds.


    Dekoda Watson, LB, Florida State
    ...I think he looks small, even smaller than his listed 6'2 226 but I love his speed and closing ability. Will he get pushed around too much? That's the question.

    Alterraun Verner, CB, UCLA
    ...Plays the ball well, good at breaking up passes. Probably one of the best in the draft at that particular skill but might be questionable physically in run support.

    Mick Williams, DT, Pitt
    ...Not real big for a tackle at 6'1 280 but he makes a lot of plays. I think he'll be a productive player maybe as a rotating lineman.
  • DaBrowns41
    Non wrote: Good work.

    I'll throw out a few other names .

    Not necessarily top 100 but could be decent in the middle rounds.


    Dekoda Watson, LB, Florida State
    ...I think he looks small, even smaller than his listed 6'2 226 but I love his speed and closing ability. Will he get pushed around too much? That's the question.

    Alterraun Verner, CB, UCLA
    ...Plays the ball well, good at breaking up passes. Probably one of the best in the draft at that particular skill but might be questionable physically in run support.

    Mick Williams, DT, Pitt
    ...Not real big for a tackle at 6'1 280 but he makes a lot of plays. I think he'll be a productive player maybe as a rotating lineman.
    Big fan of Watson. There are a lot more smaller LB's in this draft, Sturdivant, Carter, Sharpton, Angerer, Lee, etc. Watson's problem is being physical. He struggles to get off of blocks, but he's a very good tackler. Excellent technique. He's a guy that could slip into the top 100 when it's all said and done.

    Verner is one the fringe for top 100, IMO. He's a very solid cover corner. Like you said, his weakness is with his tackling, especially in the open field.

    I'll be doing a top 150-200 shortly after the 15th.
  • Non
    seems like a pretty good pass-catching tight end draft

    Gresham, Hernandez, McCoy, Pitta, Dickson, Dickerson

    Garrett Graham and Nate Byham are solid

    Colin Peek, Tony Moeaki, maybe Jimmy Graham because he's 6'8
  • DaBrowns41
    Despite the emergence of Evan Moore, I'd like the Browns to pick up a TE in this class. One of these guys is going to get to the 4th-5th round, and with 11 picks, we can afford to spend one on a TE, considering that position is very weak for us with the departure of Winslow.

    Graham will most likely see my top 100 as well. I think he's very good.

    Pretty solid TE class, IMO. However, if you're looking for blocking TE's, not so much.
  • Non
    I think Byham is a good overall tight end and wouldn't be surprised if the Steelers took him in like the 6th or 7th round
  • SQ_Crazies
    Colt McCoy 61...haha.

    Heyward not on the list...haha.
  • fiction
    SQ_Crazies wrote: Colt McCoy 61...haha.

    Heyward not on the list...haha.
    Heyward announced he's coming back, unless I missed something.
  • DaBrowns41
    SQ_Crazies wrote: Colt McCoy 61...haha.

    Heyward not on the list...haha.
    Heyward said he's staying, so I took him off. ;)
  • hoops23
    Seeing as how Colt is now being listed as a 3rd-4th rounder, I could definitely see him as the 61st rated prospect..

    SQ loves Colt though, so there is a little bias in his thinking.. I still LOL at the fact that he thinks Colt will be better than Locker.
  • pkebker
    I would like to see the top 10 at every position with the expected round they are predicted to be drafted in...
  • Azubuike24
    Micah Johnson from Kentucky. Curious to where you have him listed? IMO, he played out of position his whole career at UK. He didn't have the speed or lateral ability to play OLB.
  • DaBrowns41
    Azubuike24 wrote: Micah Johnson from Kentucky. Curious to where you have him listed? IMO, he played out of position his whole career at UK. He didn't have the speed or lateral ability to play OLB.
    He reminds me a lot of Beau Bell who came out of UNLV a couple years ago. He'll be a 4th round kind of guy, IMO, but could slip into the third if he has a good combine (cone drills will have more emphasis, not necessarily 40 time).
  • DaBrowns41
    LTrain23 wrote: Seeing as how Colt is now being listed as a 3rd-4th rounder, I could definitely see him as the 61st rated prospect..

    SQ loves Colt though, so there is a little bias in his thinking.. I still LOL at the fact that he thinks Colt will be better than Locker.
    I'm just not a big Colt fan, when it comes to his potential as an NFL QB. He could jump into the 2nd round, but in no way do I see him as a first rounder unless he just blows teams away.

    Just like Tebow. I don't think Tebow is a first rounder, or even 2nd round talent. He's just got all the intangibles that teams love, and could be taken a bit earlier than he should be.
  • ohiotiger33
    Jenkins from Clemson is staying.
  • DaBrowns41
    ohiotiger33 wrote: Jenkins from Clemson is staying.
    That's unfortunate, I think he's a big time sleeper.