Revised Draft Prospect List:

I hope our next 1srt round pick will be among them somehow, (and of course we will not finish in the bottom 10)

I have to say I’m very impressed with Tony Pike. Even lined up under center a few times. His game-clinching touchdown throw was a thing of beauty. His deep ball sometimes gets a little wild, but the arm strength, pocket awareness, and even a little running are all there.

great list! I love prospects, they aren’t ruined yet and the draft is almost as exciting as the season. I’m already looking forward to next years. Shipley looked so fluid on that punt return.

thanks for the lack of snead

Eric Berry is awesome. The kid is a stud. He was in on every big play defensively for Tennessee yesterday. He was all over the field, and gave the Gators a nightmare. The game was about two teams, but the intrigue and impact of the game were driven by two players…Berry and Tebow. Berry would be an amazing addition to the Jaguars secondary.

Tennessee aren’t there yet. But the new coaches have the Vols on the right track. They’re a rising team in the SEC. With some time to build upon recruiting…watch out!

because they are not neccasarially needed as much as a QB, D Lineman, Interior O Lineman, Safety.
My list would be:
1 Eric Berry
2 Ndamukong Suh (nickname:Donkey Kong)
3 Dan Leflevor
4 Tim Tebow
5 Mike Pouncey (Guard, Florida) For competition and depth.
6 Jeremy Williams | 6’1, 205 pounds | Tulane (WR and PR), Jordan Shipley (WR Texas) also here.
7 Chris Culliver | 6’0, 190 pounds | South Carolina (KR and FS)
8 Rodney Hudson (Guard, Florida State) For Competition and Depth
9 Brandon Graham | 6’2, 270 pounds | Michigan (DE)
10 Ted Larsen | 6’2, 300 pounds | North Carolina State (Center)

Cameron Heyward – DT Ohio State (except for his pedigree)

Edward Britton – WR Texas Tech (except he dropped the ball a lot)

Not trying to start anything, but the FSU QB looked good to me

after watching the game, iowa vs arizona….you need to put adrian clayborne on this list….oh wait he is only a junior but he outplayed your brandon spikes by a mile. adrian clayborne is a beast. and how about tyler sash. oh wait he is only a sophomore. he has 7 interceptions in the last 5 games. of course iowa players are never mentioned until they you see them playing in the nfl and wonder who the hell are these players…like aaron kampman or dallas clark or…that bob guy. when is the last time a wide reciever from texas panned out? there are a few on that list that I would be interested in but most are not on my list.

watching tebow again yesterday. why anybody would consider him for their nfl team is beyond me. the kiss of death. he simply cant throw. his mechanics are horrible. laughing very hard at the best player ever label. ponder is a way better qb than tebow. wow on losing it like linda blair from the exorcist tebow. didnt see him scream at his players after that horrible interception and fumble. hes not even in the top ten in my heisman list. not even close.

I think christian ponder would do very well for the jags. and Im saying that positively because I like the guy. tebow wasnt much of a leader yesterday. does he get another plaque after those antics yesterday? next to the crying plaque? spikes looks like another harvey to me. he totally got whiffed on a head to head tackle

in case anyone wants to know.

A guy I really like is Brandon Graham, DE, Michigan, 6’1" 270lb, power end with great hands that I think can compensate for his lack of height. Uses his power and leverage to great affect despite no NFL caliber burst off the line. Good at moving towards the QB on whatever line he wants, he may not get sacks in the NFL but will bring the pressure and draw penalties. Plays in position, benches 475lbs, may have sufficient speed and technique to start in the NFL as a DE, but again IMHO nowhere else despite talk of being a 3-4 SAM LB. I’m a fan, and I predict he’ll rise up the boards: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYkgFvVyZ7w

Here’s two top of thier class guys, just mentioning them because they project as impact players:

Greg Hardy, DE, Ole Miss, 6’5 – 265 lbs – Some injury issues but has played from the start and made a huge impact, gets sacks with ability and instincts, may not bring the power game against the run, but that may come with time. One of those super athletes with that whole body coordination to make a play for the ball every time, a top prospect.

Taylor Mays, FS, USC, 6-3, 230lbs, and 4.4 fast – Plays both zone and man coverage with great timing, but rather than making a play on the ball he seems to prefer hitting players high, and often with is head, so not necessarily a nice or smart guy. He did decide to play an extra year when he didn’t have to (could have been drafted in 09), and really has that remarkable closing speed to catch runs close to the line. I haven’t seen sudden short powerful steps of the flying Hawaiian (another USC guy). I’m trying to say he strikes me as more of a read once and react shot from a guy type of guy, rather than skittering runner who can adapt as the play evolves and somehow corrals you while closing. He’s a top prospect.

Guys who could fall to our 3rd if we’re really lucky:

Kam Chancellor, S, Virginia Tech, 6-4 and 224 – Moved from QB to CB as a freshman, now at FS for his 2nd year. As before, active in run support and makes contact with less wow but better form, closing under control, get’s low, grabs feet after the hit rather than taking himself out of play with the impact. Stat wise he has kinda faded as a prospect, I need to find out if he’s just playing the scheme and people are throwing away from him, or if he’s just not a ball hawk or otherwise out of position. A leader on his team, and solid back story, physical tools are all there ,so maybe he’s a Gene kinda guy. Could fall to our 3rd round pick, but really depends on how well he plays the pass this year: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHm_2cDl44M

Corey Wootton, DE, NorthWestern, 6’7" 275lb, good hands, change up moves, great instincts, great size, good effort. Seems to his weight evenly distributed, has very long legs, and great reach. has worked back from many injuries, out for a year due to a Neck issue, working back from an ACL/knee injury. Not sure how agile he is. Not sure where he’ll go, could fall if he doesn’t heal or show well.

Here’s a few I would like to hear others opinions on, they all play for Florida teams so I assume you guys know a lot more about ’em:

Myron Rolle, Florida State/Oxford, 6’2, 220. I assume one of you here know more than I do, but this guy’s a Rhodes Scholar who went to Oxford after 2.5 years at state… runs classes for needy kids in Florida…. Can anyone fill us in on this obvious Gene style prospect? Football wise he’s been away from the game for a year, but I think he played man D from the SS/Rover spot. He seems to have a lot of tackles, and broke up a lot of passes, but not much else. I’ve never watched him play.

Carlos Dunlap, DE, he’s a Gator so I assume other people here know more about him then I do, but I think he’s only 240lbs..

Jermaine Cunningham, DE, Gator, 6’3, 250lbs?

George Selvie, DE, South Florida – 6’4 – 240 – Seems to be a burst off the line type of speed guy.

Nate Allan, South Florida, 6’1, 205 – appears to have the same reduced stats/impact story as Chancellor and I’m not sure why. Seems to show good form tackles, apparently a pretty intelligent guy.