2010 Version of my 2008 thread from two years ago. Will update as much as possible.All commentary and opinions are welcomed.Here are my projected top 12 (first round of a 12 teamer) in your standard PPR/non-IDP league. October 2009 Update:1. Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State2. CJ Spiller, RB, Clemson3. Jonathan Dwyer, RB, Georgia Tech4. Arrelious Benn, WR, Illinois5. Joe McKnight, RB, USC6. Charles Scott, RB, LSU7. Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma8. Damian Williams, WR, USC 9. Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma10. Javarris James, RB, Miami11. Noel Devine, RB, West Virginia12. Jake Locker, QB, U-DubHave at it.Aposulli's solid takes below:
Class looking very good with the addition of Spiller and Bradford as well as Murray. In my mind, a legit chance for as many as FIVE RBs to be drafted in the first round of the NFL draft. Also time for the highly touted guys like Mcknight and Devine to show what they've got.It's a little premature until we know who actually declares among the current Juniors/Sophmores, but here are my top 2010 draft eligibles by position...QB1. Mark Sanchez, USC2. Colt McCoy, Texas3. Nate Davis, Ball State4. Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame*5. Jevan Snead, Ole Miss*6. Ryan Mallett, Arkansas**7. Tim Tebow, Florida8. Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan9. Jake Locker, Washington*10. Zac Robinson, Oklahoma StateSanchez and Davis have the most potential here. McCoy will be the guy everyone is talking about in 2009 as the best Senior prospect. Tebow might have to switch posistions, but will be drafted on Day 1 if I had to guess. LeFevour is a darkhorse as the top Senior. More underclassmen will come through the woodwork, but I think the most hyped will be Clausen and Snead. Clausen could be as high as QB1 in 1 year. Mallett played well at Michigan in his limited time there, and with Petrino at Arkansas, he should put up big numbers if he starts from Day 1. Locker is a good athlete and leader ala Tebow, but probably not as mechanically flawed. Robinson could use some more seasoning, but should be one of the most talked about prospects among stat-happy draft scouts.RB1. Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech*2. DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma*3. Jahvid Best, Cal*4. Darren Evans, Virginia Tech**5. Derrick Washington, Missouri*6. Charles Scott, LSU7. Evan Royster, Penn State*8. Stafon Johnson, USC9. LeGarrette Blount, Oregon10. Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State*11. Joe McKnight, USC*12. Caleb King, Georgia**13. Ryan Matthews, Fresno State14. DaRel Scott, Maryland*15. Chris Brown, OklahomaKind of a crapshoot, but some of these names are sure to be at the top the list of RBs for 2010. Guys like Noel Devine (West Virginia) Javarris James and Graig Cooper (Miami), Keiland Williams (LSU), Ben Tate (Auburn), Mike Ford (South Florida), Vondrell McGee (Texas), and C.J. Gable (USC) also have decent pro prospects. There aren't any surefire stud NFL RBs here, but Dwyer and Murray could prove me wrong.WR1. Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State*2. Arrelious Benn, Illinois*3. Damian Williams, USC*4. Marshwan Gilyard, Cincinnati5. Brandon LaFell, LSU6. Eric Decker, Minnesota7. Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas*8. Golden Tate, Notre Dame*9. David Gettis, Baylor10. Demaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech*11. Carlton Mitchell, South Florida*12. Jacoby Ford, Clemson13. Jeremy Childs, Boise State14. Jordan Shipley, Texas15. Terrance Tolliver, LSU*Benn, Bryant, and Williams could be special #1 types. I suppose it's an average class, but there are probably guys at this point who I'm underrating. Gilyard should make a great slot receiver for any NFL team. Thomas is an enigmatic talent, who may go the way of Adarius Bowman if he can't keep his attitude straight. The real special talent is one year behind this class with Julio Jones (Alabama), DeAndre Brown (Southern Illinois), and A.J. Green (Georgia).TE1. Cornelius Ingram, Florida2. Rob Gronkowski, Arizona*3. Aaron Hernandez, Florida*4. Ed Dickson, Oregon5. Dennis Pitta, BYUGood athletes are what we're all looking for at TE in fantasy circles, and all of these guys make the cut.
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