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just made a trade for an extra #1 pick in my zealot league and was wondering other than peterson and m. bush who else RB wise will be the smash hits next year.

tried the search but kept coming up empty. thanks

 
Good question. We have a developmental draft in one league, where we can draft college players, and I'm wondering who the hot college players will be to come out in the 2007 draft.

 
Running Backs

Rank Player School

1 Adrian Peterson Oklahoma - the guy

2 Mike Hart Michigan - maybe not the NFL

3 Marshawn Lynch California - VERY GOOD TALENT

4 Gary Russell Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5 Antonio Pittman Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6 Darius Walker Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7 Charles Jones Miami (FL) - Don't know him

8 Jamario Thomas North Texas - heard good things

9 Thomas Brown Georgia - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10 Andre Callender Boston College - don't know him

11 Brandon Murphy Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon

 
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It's so early, that nobody could give you a definitive answer. My vague early "rankings":

Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma 6-2 218-lbs Sophmore.

Michael Bush Louisville 6-3 240-lbs Junior.

Marshawn Lynch California 5-11 200-lbs Sophmore.

Alley Broussard LSU 6-0 237-lbs Junior.

Lorenzo Booker Florida State 5-11 187-lbs Junior.

Selvin Young Texas 6-0 215-lbs Junior.

 
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Running Backs

Rank Player School

1 Adrian Peterson Oklahoma

2 Mike Hart Michigan

3 Marshawn Lynch California

4 Gary Russell Minnesota

5 Antonio Pittman Ohio State

6 Darius Walker Notre Dame

7 Charles Jones Miami (FL)

8 Jamario Thomas North Texas

9 Thomas Brown Georgia

10 Andre Callender Boston College

11 Brandon Murphy Miami (OH)
Career backup. Looked good in a couple games last year when Maroney was on the shelf. Russell in now suspended from the team due to academic problems with less then a 50/50 chance to play in 2006.
 
Career backup. Looked good in a couple games last year when Maroney was on the shelf. Russell in now suspended from the team due to academic problems with less then a 50/50 chance to play in 2006.
Russell stepped into the 2 back system that Minnesota runs and looked great. Didn't play as a freshman -- was behind MBIII and LoMo "the backup." Gopher fans took to calling him "Little Earl" because he is a unique combination of size and strength.Soph Stats --
Rush Yds Y/G Avg Lng TD

186 1130 94.2 6.1 61 18
He is no longer on the team. Academic issues. Unlikely he'll make it back by next year but he's worth keeping an eye on either way.
 
And many expext Notre Dame QB, Brady Quinn could go real high in NFL and fantasy drafts next year.

 
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Running Backs

Rank Player School

1 Adrian Peterson Oklahoma - the guy

2 Mike Hart Michigan - maybe not the NFL

3 Marshawn Lynch California - VERY GOOD TALENT

4 Gary Russell Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5 Antonio Pittman Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6 Darius Walker Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7 Charles Jones Miami (FL) - Don't know him

8 Jamario Thomas North Texas - heard good things

9 Thomas Brown Georgia - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10 Andre Callender Boston College - don't know him

11 Brandon Murphy Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon
Really depends on if he can stay healthy this year. He's a guy that would probably fall to the 2 - 4 round of the draft but would be a Rudi Johnson type.
 
It's so early, that nobody could give you a definitive answer.  My vague early "rankings": 

Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma 6-2 218-lbs Sophmore.

Michael Bush Louisville 6-3 240-lbs Junior. 

Marshawn Lynch California 5-11 200-lbs Sophmore. 

Alley Broussard LSU 6-0 237-lbs Junior.   

Lorenzo Booker Florida State 5-11 187-lbs Junior.

Selvin Young Texas 6-0 215-lbs Junior.
Looks like a down year for RBs to me, with the exception of Peterson. I believe both 2005 and 2006 are better.
 
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Although there may be a prospect or 2 that come out of nowhere, I think that you want to grab a RB this year if you need one.

 
I think next years RB class = 2005 class. Peterson alone makes up for it but a couple of other nice prospects. Slightly less than this year

QB is better than both 2006 and 2005. I think Quinn is the best of the bunch and a couple of other nice names next year also.

WR crushes anything and better than 2004 in the end. Some great looking prospects

TE is also good with a couple of big names. Not as deep as this year but a couple of really nice ones

I do like the 2007 draft for the O side of the ball.

 
Running Backs

Rank  Player  School

1  Adrian Peterson  Oklahoma  - the guy

2  Mike Hart  Michigan  - maybe not the NFL

3  Marshawn Lynch  California  - VERY GOOD TALENT

4  Gary Russell  Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5  Antonio Pittman  Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6  Darius Walker  Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7  Charles Jones  Miami (FL)  - Don't know him

8  Jamario Thomas  North Texas  - heard good things

9  Thomas Brown  Georgia  - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10  Andre Callender  Boston College - don't know him

11  Brandon Murphy  Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon
Really depends on if he can stay healthy this year. He's a guy that would probably fall to the 2 - 4 round of the draft but would be a Rudi Johnson type.
Mike Hart is not an NFL caliber RB.Too small, too slow and no moves.

 
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As a Cal fan, I can't wait to watch Lynch run next year. He is a much better back than Arrington was (not saying a lot right now, but Arrington is still young). Lynch has good speed and breaks a ton of tackles. His sophomore season was productive but he had some minor injury problems ( I think he broke his pinky finger).

He will split time with Forsett, who is also a junior, so hopefully he will stay healthy all year. He should run for 1900+ yards in the soft Pac 10 + Cal's weak nonconference schedule. I think he has 1st round talent.

 
Running Backs

Rank  Player  School

1  Adrian Peterson  Oklahoma  - the guy

2  Mike Hart  Michigan  - maybe not the NFL

3  Marshawn Lynch  California  - VERY GOOD TALENT

4  Gary Russell  Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5  Antonio Pittman  Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6  Darius Walker  Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7  Charles Jones  Miami (FL)  - Don't know him

8  Jamario Thomas  North Texas  - heard good things

9  Thomas Brown  Georgia  - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10  Andre Callender  Boston College - don't know him

11  Brandon Murphy  Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon
Really depends on if he can stay healthy this year. He's a guy that would probably fall to the 2 - 4 round of the draft but would be a Rudi Johnson type.
Mike Hart is not an NFL caliber RB.Too small, too slow and no moves.
He makes positive yardage and fights for extra yards. I think he could be an NFL RB, but durability concerns are the overriding factor.
 
SR Mike Bush Louis 6' 3'' 250

SR Kenny Irons Aub 5' 11'' 202

SR Kenneth Darby Ala 5' 11'' 205

SR Tony Hunt PSU 6' 2'' 200

SR Courtney Lewis A & M 6' 0'' 195

SR DeShawn Wynn Fla 5' 11'' 230

SR Brian Leonard Rut 6' 2'' 235

SR Alley Broussard LSU 6' 0'' 233

SR Justin Vincent LSU 5'10'' 213

SR Hershel Dennis USC 5' 11'' 200

SR Lorenzo Booker Fla St 5' 11'' 187

SR Selvin Young Tex 6' 0'' 210

JR Albert Young Iowa 5' 10'' 207

JR Adrain Peterson Okla 6' 2'' 211

JR Thomas Clayton K-State 6' 0'' 215

JR Marshawn Lynch Cal 5' 11'' 215

JR Lynell Hamilton SDSU 6' 1'' 220

JR Darius Walker ND 5' 11'' 205

JR Romance Taylor Tex 5' 11'' 195

JR Antonio Pittman OSU 5' 11'' 195

JR Gary Russell MN 5' 11'' 215

I also don't like Hart as a pro prospect so I left him off. I don't know much about all these guys yet, but they are on my watch list

 
WR Jeff Samardzija

I cant wait to see him the NFL. Im not a ND fan by any means, but he took over so many games this year that I saw. Fantastic player.

 
QBs-Quinn, Brohm, Stanton, Henne, Palmer

WRs- Johnson, Jarrett, Rice, Ginn, Smardzija, Smith, Hicks, Hill

TE- Olsen

 
Calvin Johnson is an absolute beast. I love this kid. Could easily be the #2 or #3 pick next year.

I've also heard very good things about Darby (Ala)- though I've yet to see him play very much.

I also like Marshawn- has impressed me very much (I like him a lot more than Arrington). Lynch seems to have more moves/lower body strength than Arrington did.

 
In all honesty I can't believe some of what I've seen in this thread.

Despite what I may think of him, Marshawn Lynch is considered right now by most that follow the NFL draft and college football heavily to be an elite RB prospect. Many have him ahead of even Peterson and he is clearly considered to be in the top tier with Peterson, and putting him any lower than #2 (which he is in every one of these rankings) quite frankly is a bit ludacris right now.

Now personally, I think Lynch is a bit overrated and will end up being somewhat like Maroney (preseason elite tier, lots of hype early, but drops throughout the season), but this is an NFL FF forum so I certainly have to respect the opinion of the guys who spend their whole year looking at college prospects strictly in terms of their NFL draft value.

Again, the near unmention of Lynch at this point is astounding.

 
Not mentioned players

Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan State

Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn

Keep an eye on both.
he was originally was here at SoCar when lou holtz was here. holtz was totally infatuated with d. summers(in this years draft) that irons transfered out. i'm sure spurrier would welcome him back. he's going to be good one. IMHO
 
Not mentioned players

Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan State

Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn

Keep an eye on both.
he was originally was here at SoCar when lou holtz was here. holtz was totally infatuated with d. summers(in this years draft) that irons transfered out. i'm sure spurrier would welcome him back. he's going to be good one. IMHO
He looked great from what I have seen of him so far. Not quite as good as Ronnie, Carnell or Rudi but very good.
Calvin Johnson is an absolute beast.
No doubt about it. This guy is amazing. Other that Fitz in the last few years noone is close to this guy.
 
Next year will be the year of the WR.

Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech

Dwayne Jarrett, USC

Ted Ginn, Ohio State

Calvin Johnson is like a Keyshawn clone.

Jarrett is a size/speed nightmare who can make acrobatic catches and shake defenders after the catch. He's a likely top three pick and the best WR prospect since Larry Fitzgerald.

Ginn is a speedster who's made a big impact for the Buckeyes.

All three are juniors, but I expect all three to enter the draft next year.

 
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Agree. I think if you want to spend a high pick on a RB, do it this year. If you want to spend a high pick on a WR, wait for next year.

 
It's so early, that nobody could give you a definitive answer. My vague early "rankings":

Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma 6-2 218-lbs Sophmore.

Michael Bush Louisville 6-3 240-lbs Junior.

Marshawn Lynch California 5-11 200-lbs Sophmore.

Alley Broussard LSU 6-0 237-lbs Junior.

Lorenzo Booker Florida State 5-11 187-lbs Junior.

Selvin Young Texas 6-0 215-lbs Junior.
This is the only guy on the list I know anything about, and I don't see it. He'll be second on the team in carries to Jamaal Charles and also splitting time with utility back Ramonce Taylor.
 
I'm as big a fan of next year's RB class as I am of this year's.

Adrian Peterson is to Eric Dickerson what Reggie Bush is to Marshall Faulk. Peterson is a great back. He needs to stay healthy, but he is a freak.

Marshawn Lynch probably won't grade as high as DeAngelo, but he is a very very good pro prospect. Interesting running style. Very very hard to tackle. Good speed. Makes more from nothing than anybody I watched all year. Bizarre patience. Really, take the time to watch Cal next year. This guy is different and very good. I read he is phenomenally strong for his size, and I believe it because he just runs through guys like they're little kids.

Michael Bush is next year's LenDale, but bigger and faster with amazingly soft hands.

DeShawn Wynn comes back strong from the knee injury and he'll grade as high or higher than Maroney. He looked like an NFL feature back to me this year. He is very good.

Those should be the top four, then it will look a lot like this year with a muddled dozen of varying skills and hype. Lynell Hamilton (SDSU) is one of my favorites. He reminds me of Edge, a poor man's version, but he's a complete package of size, hands and speed. It will depend on who declares and who stays in school, but this will be a quality class regardless. Lorenzo Booker was insane in HS, and he's been under-utilized at FSU, but don't surprised if he bulks up and has a great year. Next year's Calhoun, Harrison, Norwood? Something like that. Chauncey Washington may get his scholastic business taken care of and be dominant at USC. If not Hershell Dennis is a decent prospect too. They have a sophomore who could take over though, Coleman. I've heard great things about Darby and Irons, though I haven't personally been impressed. Brian Leonard is going to be an excellent NFL player whether at fullback or power back for a grinding team. He's a wildcard in this class, but another very complete package with better size than most of the guys we're talking about this year. That's the thing about next year's class. Some nice big backs with good all around game.

 
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QBs-Quinn, Brohm, Stanton, Henne, Palmer

WRs- Johnson, Jarrett, Rice, Ginn, Smardzija, Smith, Hicks, Hill

TE- Olsen
Who are these guys full names and schools?
Steve Smith USC, way underrated because he... well, nevermind. Leinart just didn't look his way as much as he could have. He's a pretty freakish all around athlete who should start in the NFL after a year or two of seasoning. Better than Keary Colbert was at USC, but Colbert really disappeared so not sure what that's saying.Jarrett Hicks Texas Tech, was the 4th leading receiver on the best passing offense in the country. Not impressive, but he was double covered on every play. Great measureables and intangibles. I think he's overrated because that system is as kind to WRs as it is to QBs, but scouts are very impressed with his potential.

Jason Hill Wazoo, almost declared this year because the NFL Underclassmen Advisory Board told him he could be the top receiver in this year's class. He won't be next year, but I would have ranked him above Holmes or Jackson this year.

Next year's WRs = :thumbup:

 
I'm as big a fan of next year's RB class as I am of this year's.

Adrian Peterson is to Eric Dickerson what Reggie Bush is to Marshall Faulk. Peterson is a great back. He needs to stay healthy, but he is a freak.

Marshawn Lynch probably won't grade as high as DeAngelo, but he is a very very good pro prospect. Interesting running style. Very very hard to tackle. Good speed. Makes more from nothing than anybody I watched all year. Bizarre patience. Really, take the time to watch Cal next year. This guy is different and very good. I read he is phenomenally strong for his size, and I believe it because he just runs through guys like they're little kids.

Michael Bush is next year's LenDale, but bigger and faster with amazingly soft hands.

DeShawn Wynn comes back strong from the knee injury and he'll grade as high or higher than Maroney. He looked like an NFL feature back to me this year. He is very good.

Those should be the top four, then it will look a lot like this year with a muddled dozen of varying skills and hype. Lynell Hamilton (SDSU) is one of my favorites. He reminds me of Edge, a poor man's version, but he's a complete package of size, hands and speed. It will depend on who declares and who stays in school, but this will be a quality class regardless. Lorenzo Booker was insane in HS, and he's been under-utilized at FSU, but don't surprised if he bulks up and has a great year. Next year's Calhoun, Harrison, Norwood? Something like that. Chauncey Washington may get his scholastic business taken care of and be dominant at USC. If not Hershell Dennis is a decent prospect too. They have a sophomore who could take over though, Coleman. I've heard great things about Darby and Irons, though I haven't personally been impressed. Brian Leonard is going to be an excellent NFL player whether at fullback or power back for a grinding team. He's a wildcard in this class, but another very complete package with better size than most of the guys we're talking about this year. That's the thing about next year's class. Some nice big backs with good all around game.
So in a sense, this is the year of the smaller, shiftier RB and next year is the year of the bigger, power RB?
 
Marshawn Lynch. Write his name down immediately for a top 10 pick in next year's draft.

Marshawn Lynch is no longer 200, but bulked up to 215 lbs and should run in the 4.4-4.5 vicinity. This guy is going to be a monster. His body is similar to Clinton Portis, only now, not in college. And he has sick and wrong moves to make defenders miss. Lynch also is a good receiver out of the backfield.

For a picture, check out the link below:

http://www.maxwaugh.com/images/cal04/lynch.jpg

Edit: As an owner of Lynch, I'm biased, but I drafted him to my college roster because I believe what I wrote above.

 
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Not mentioned players

Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan State

Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn

Keep an eye on both.
he was originally was here at SoCar when lou holtz was here. holtz was totally infatuated with d. summers(in this years draft) that irons transfered out. i'm sure spurrier would welcome him back. he's going to be good one. IMHO
FWIW ESPN's draft magazine has Kenny Irons rated as it's #10 overall senior draft prospect. :eek: The blurb, "A perfect fit for teams that use power-run schemes." Myself, I've never seen him play.The rest of their Top 10:

1. QB Brady Quinn N Dame "He boasts an impressive blend of arm strength, size and leadership. If his coverage reads and prudence continue to progress, he's a strong bet for #1 overall.

2. QB Drew Stanton Mich St. "He has all the physical tools, including size, arm strength and athleticism, to emerge as a dynamic NFL starter. Most important, he shows rare leadership intangibles.

3. OT Justin Blalock Texas

4. OLB Paul Posluszny Penn St.

5. OT Joe Thomas Wisconsin

6. RB Michael Bush Louisville "On top of his outstanding combination of size and speed, he shows good versatility as a receiver and blocker.

7. DE Gaines Adams Clemson

8. S LaRon Landry LSU

9. WR Jeff Samardzija Notred Dame "He uses his size, quickness, instincts and hands to overcome his lack of elite speed."

10. Irons RB Auburn

 
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Kenny Irons is solid. Top 10 seems high, but who knows with a good season at Auburn this year. He's got a good mix of size and speed. And the NFL seems to like Auburn RBs.

 
Kenny Irons is solid. Top 10 seems high, but who knows with a good season at Auburn this year. He's got a good mix of size and speed. And the NFL seems to like Auburn RBs.
I prefaced the post with a FWIW. It's hard for me to say on the guy though as I said I'd never seen him. At the least, he's a guy who's on the radar. Overall, I was pretty impressed by ESPN's draft mag this year. I thought it was better than TSN. However, there is a lot of variance, sliding, and guys coming out of nowhere a year from now.
 
These are Nolan Nawrocki's RB rankings from the 2005-6 Pro Prospects Preview (PFW).

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1. Deangello Williams 6.50 1st Round

2. Leon Washington 5.90 2nd Round

3. Gerald Riggs 5.75

4. Joseph Addai 5.70

5. Jerious Norwood 5.70

6. Mike Bell 5.45 3rd Round

7. Cory Ross 5.40

8. Andre Hall 5.38 4th Round

9. PJ Daniels 5.38

10. Dontrell Moore 5.35

11. JR Lemon 5.35

12. Wali Lundy 5.30

13. Wendell Mathis 5.25 4th - 5th Round

14. Taurean Henderson 5.25

15. Terrence Whitehead 5.23

16. Jerod Void 5.20 5th - 6th Round

17. Derrick Ross 5.20

18. Cedric Humes 5.20

19. Jerome Harrison 5.20

20. Shelton Sampson 5.19 6th Round

21. Chris Taylor 5.15

22. AJ Harris 5.12

23. PJ Pope 5.10 7th Round

24. Jamar Day 5.10

25. Patrick Cobbs 5.10

26. Michael Robinson 5.10

27. Mike Imoh 5.10

Grading scale:

9.0 Once in a lifetime player

8.00 - 8.99 Perennial All Pro

7.50 - 7.99 Future All Pro

7.00 - 7.49 Should become a Pro Bowl Caliber Player

6.50 - 6.99 Sure Fire First Rounder, who aside from a QB, should contribute as a rookie.

6.00 - 6.49 Has a good chance to go in the first round and be a starter by his second season. 5.60 - 5.99 A legitimate second round pick.

5.50 - 5.59 Depending on the quality of the draft, player will go in the late second or the third round.

5.40 - 5.49 A third Round pick, taking into account the selections the NFL adds at the end of rounds each year.

5.30 - 5.39 A fourth round pick.

5.21 - 5.29 A fourth or fifth round pick.

5.20 A fifth or sixth round pick

5.11 - 5.19 A sixth round pick

5.10 A seventh round pick.

Some other guys: 32. Quinton Ganther 34. Damien Rhodes 43. De'Arrius Howard

List of underclassmen whom he did not grade:

1. Reggie Bush

2. Laurence Maroney

3. Michael Bush

4. Lorenzo Booker

5. Lendale White

6. Maurice Drew

Well, a lot of guys in the list aren't where they are now.

 
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I'm as big a fan of next year's RB class as I am of this year's.

Adrian Peterson is to Eric Dickerson what Reggie Bush is to Marshall Faulk. Peterson is a great back. He needs to stay healthy, but he is a freak.

Marshawn Lynch probably won't grade as high as DeAngelo, but he is a very very good pro prospect. Interesting running style. Very very hard to tackle. Good speed. Makes more from nothing than anybody I watched all year. Bizarre patience. Really, take the time to watch Cal next year. This guy is different and very good. I read he is phenomenally strong for his size, and I believe it because he just runs through guys like they're little kids.

Michael Bush is next year's LenDale, but bigger and faster with amazingly soft hands.

DeShawn Wynn comes back strong from the knee injury and he'll grade as high or higher than Maroney. He looked like an NFL feature back to me this year. He is very good.

Those should be the top four, then it will look a lot like this year with a muddled dozen of varying skills and hype. Lynell Hamilton (SDSU) is one of my favorites. He reminds me of Edge, a poor man's version, but he's a complete package of size, hands and speed. It will depend on who declares and who stays in school, but this will be a quality class regardless. Lorenzo Booker was insane in HS, and he's been under-utilized at FSU, but don't surprised if he bulks up and has a great year. Next year's Calhoun, Harrison, Norwood? Something like that. Chauncey Washington may get his scholastic business taken care of and be dominant at USC. If not Hershell Dennis is a decent prospect too. They have a sophomore who could take over though, Coleman. I've heard great things about Darby and Irons, though I haven't personally been impressed. Brian Leonard is going to be an excellent NFL player whether at fullback or power back for a grinding team. He's a wildcard in this class, but another very complete package with better size than most of the guys we're talking about this year. That's the thing about next year's class. Some nice big backs with good all around game.
So in a sense, this is the year of the smaller, shiftier RB and next year is the year of the bigger, power RB?
Yes, it looks that way. Wynn is a 230 pound pounder. Bush is pushing 250. Peterson has good size. Lynch runs bigger than anyone near the top of this year's draft but White. Hamilton, Leonard and several others have good size. I came back to this thread because I made a mistake. Everything I said about Wynn I meant to be about Tyrone Moss (220 pounder). That's my boy. If he comes back strong from the knee, he should be very near elite status and #4 in this class. I'm surprised he is completely unmentioned in the various rankings in this thread. He really really impressed me last year, and in one of our old threads many of us were talking about him in a tier with Maroney and White if he came out early.

 
Running Backs

Rank  Player  School

1  Adrian Peterson  Oklahoma  - the guy

2  Mike Hart  Michigan  - maybe not the NFL

3  Marshawn Lynch  California  - VERY GOOD TALENT

4  Gary Russell  Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5  Antonio Pittman  Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6  Darius Walker  Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7  Charles Jones  Miami (FL)  - Don't know him

8  Jamario Thomas  North Texas  - heard good things

9  Thomas Brown  Georgia  - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10  Andre Callender  Boston College - don't know him

11  Brandon Murphy  Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon
Really depends on if he can stay healthy this year. He's a guy that would probably fall to the 2 - 4 round of the draft but would be a Rudi Johnson type.
Mike Hart is not an NFL caliber RB.Too small, too slow and no moves.
:confused: have you seen him healthy??? All I can say is STUD potential!
 
Running Backs

Rank  Player  School

1  Adrian Peterson  Oklahoma  - the guy

2  Mike Hart  Michigan  - maybe not the NFL

3  Marshawn Lynch  California  - VERY GOOD TALENT

4  Gary Russell  Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5  Antonio Pittman  Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6  Darius Walker  Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7  Charles Jones  Miami (FL)  - Don't know him

8  Jamario Thomas  North Texas  - heard good things

9  Thomas Brown  Georgia  - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10  Andre Callender  Boston College - don't know him

11  Brandon Murphy  Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon
Really depends on if he can stay healthy this year. He's a guy that would probably fall to the 2 - 4 round of the draft but would be a Rudi Johnson type.
Mike Hart is not an NFL caliber RB.Too small, too slow and no moves.
:confused: have you seen him healthy??? All I can say is STUD potential!
yes I have. I live close to Ann Arbor watch them regularly. You must be a michigan homer. he is the worst NFL RB prospect from that school in a long while and he will not have the measurables to warrant a high pick.
 
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Running Backs

Rank  Player  School

1  Adrian Peterson  Oklahoma  - the guy

2  Mike Hart  Michigan  - maybe not the NFL

3  Marshawn Lynch  California  - VERY GOOD TALENT

4  Gary Russell  Minnesota - Some like him more than Maroney

5  Antonio Pittman  Ohio State - Will be replaced by frosh Chris Wells

6  Darius Walker  Notre Dame - Emerging Talent

7  Charles Jones  Miami (FL)  - Don't know him

8  Jamario Thomas  North Texas  - heard good things

9  Thomas Brown  Georgia  - GA Backfield is/was a mess

10  Andre Callender  Boston College - don't know him

11  Brandon Murphy  Miami (OH) - don't know him

My 'thoughts' are after the hyphon
Really depends on if he can stay healthy this year. He's a guy that would probably fall to the 2 - 4 round of the draft but would be a Rudi Johnson type.
Mike Hart is not an NFL caliber RB.Too small, too slow and no moves.
:confused: have you seen him healthy??? All I can say is STUD potential!
yes I have. I live close to Ann Arbor watch them regularly. You must be a michigan homer. he is the worst NFL RB prospect from that school in a long while and he will not have the measurables to warrant a high pick.
I agree with the bolded part, but I still think he could make a good pro.
 
This mock draft may have already been posted someone on this site, but i couldn't find it.

You can see who someone thinks will be the best available players next year:

2007 Mock Draft
Good site, lots of mocks.Main problem with that specific draft is that 16 of the 32 picks are all offensive skill position players. Usually not that high unless you have one of those rare years with 7 WRs or 5 QBs taken. Expect about a dozen skill positions in a normal draft.

He has 6 WRs taken in that first round. Yes, 2007 will be a good year for WRs, but not sure 6 will be taken since the majority of them will still be juniors.

A little too tainted by the fantasy factor.

 
I'm in a college football dynasty league thats holding its 1st draft. We draft college players for one league and pro players for another. We get to keep the college players if they make it into the NFL. So there's no rookie draft each year just a draft to get college freshman. The league is a new style that I think is very unique. Here is the scoring and then I will list the positions and what spot they were drafted. Any comments would be appreciated or guys you think I should draft. The draft is only in the 11 round.(45 rounds total)

My team name is the Benchwarmers. I traded some of my pro league draft picks for college ones thats why i have so many. Remember this is a dynasty league and you get to keep your college players if they make it into the NFL>

Rosters:

Each NFL and College Roster will consist of a maximum total of 45

players with a minimum of 18 players to field a starting lineup.

There is no injured reserve list so if a player is injured your choices

are to cut him or to keep him on your roster. Free agents may be

picked up on a weekly basis and are awarded according to a team’

s record, last gets first pick. If a free agent is picked up an existing

player must be cut at the same time.

Lineups:

Offense:

1 QB/2 RB/2 WR/1 TE/1 K

1 QB/2 RB/3 WR/1 K

1 QB/2 RB/1 WR/2 TE/1 K

1 QB/1RB/2 WR/2 TE/1 K

1 QB/1 RB/3 WR/1 TE/1 K

1 QB/1 RB/4 WR/1 K

Defense:

3 DL/ 4 LB/4 DB

3 DL/3 LB/5 DB

3 DL/2 LB/6 DB

3 DL/1 LB/7 DB

4 DL/3 LB/4 DB

4 DL/2 LB/5 DB

4 DL/1 LB/6 DB

Scoring:

Offense:

Passing/Rushing/Receiving yardage- 1 point for every 10 yards

Touchdowns- 6 points

Interception thrown- -4 points

Fumble lost- - 4 points

Extra Point/Field Goal- 1 point/3 points

Defense:

Sack- 10 points

Solo Tackle- 2 points

Assisted Tackle- 1 point

Forced Fumble- 2 points

Fumble Recovery- 4 points

Interception- 4 points

1.1 Benchwarmers Brady Quinn QB Notre Dame

1.2 Reign Wrapped Adrian Peterson RB Oklahoma

1.3 Bulldogs Paul Posluszny LB Penn State

1.4 Jarheads Michael Bush RB Louisville

1.5 Aqua Teen Jamaal Charles RB Texas

1.6 Benchwarmers Marshawn Lynch RB California

1.7 Western Victoria Garrett Wolfe RB No Illinois

1.8 Vagabonds Calvin Johnson WR Georgia Tech

1.9 Brooklyn Jeff Samardzija WR Notre Dame

1.10 Benchwarmers Brian Brohm QB Louisville

1.11 Marauders Colt Brennan QB Hawaii

1.12 Dallas Hawks Drew Tate QB Iowa

2.1 Dallas Hawks Ted Ginn WR Ohio State

2.2 Marauders Tyrell Sutton RB Northwestern

2.3 Benchwarmers Dwayne Jarrett WR USC

2.4 Brooklyn Sidney Rice WR S Carolina

2.5 Vagabonds Jordan Palmer QB Utep

2.6 Western Victoria Drew Stanton QB Mich St

2.7 Benchwarmers Kenny Irons RB Auburn

2.8 Brooklyn Troy Smith QB Ohio State

2.9 Jarheads John Beck QB BYU

2.10 Bulldogs Rhett Bomar QB Oklahoma

2.11 Reign Wrapped JaMarcus Russell QB LSU

2.12 Benchwarmers Patrick Willis LB Ole Mis

3.1 Benchwarmers Darren McFadden RB Arkan

3.2 Reign Wrapped Quentin Moses DE Georgia

3.3 Bulldogs Chris Leak QB Florida

3.4 Jarheads Jason Hill WR Washington St

3.5 Aqua Teen Lamar Woodley LB Michigan

3.6 Benchwarmers Lawrence Jackson DE USC

3.7 Western Victoria Lynell Hamilton RB SDSU

3.8 Vagabonds Ahmad Brooks LB Virginia

3.9 Brooklyn Steve Slaton RB West Virginia

3.10 Benchwarmers Marlon Lucky RB Nebraska

3.11 Aqua Teen Marcus Monk WR Arkansas

3.12 Dallas Hawks Mike Hart RB Michigan

4.1 Dallas Hawks LaRon Landry S LSU

4.2 Marauders Darius Walker RB Notre Dame

4.3 Benchwarmers Gaines Adams DE Clemson

4.4 Brooklyn Pat White QB W Virginia

4.5 Vagabonds Antonio Pittman RB Ohio State

4.6 Western Victoria Graham Harrell QB TTech

4.7 Benchwarmers Tim Crowder DE Texas

4.8 Brooklyn Jonathan Stewart RB Oregon

4.9 Jarheads Gary Russell RB Minnesota

4.10 Bulldogs Brandon Siler LB Florida

4.11 Reign Wrapped Drew Weatherford QB FSU

4.12 Benchwarmers HB Blades LB Pittsburgh

5.1 Benchwarmers Jarrett Hicks WR Texas Tech

5.2 Reign Wrapped Rufus Alexander LB Oklah

5.3 Bulldogs Chad Henne QB Michigan

5.4 Jarheads Albert Young RB Iowa

5.5 Aqua Teen James Davis RB Clemson

5.6 Brooklyn Yvenson Bernard RB Oregon St

5.7 Western Victoria Kenneth Darby RB Alabama

5.8 Vagabonds Steve Smith WR USC

5.9 Brooklyn James Hardy WR Indiana

5.10 Jacksonville Chris Wells RB Ohio State

5.11 Aqua Teen Mark Sanchez QB USC

5.12 Dallas Hawks Todd Blythe WR iowa State

6.1 Dallas Hawks Brett Meyer QB Iowa State

6.2 Marauders Curtis Brown RB BYU

6.3 Jacksonville DeSean Jackson WR California

6.4 Brooklyn Patrick Turner WR USC

6.5 Vagabonds Sergio Kindle LB Texas

6.6 Western Victoria Steve Breaston WR Michigan

6.7 Brooklyn Tim Tebow QB Florida

6.8 Brooklyn Mitchell Mustain QB Arkansas

6.9 Jarheads Matthew Stafford QB Georgia

6.10 Bulldogs Danny Ware RB Georgia

6.11 Reign Wrapped Ryan Moore WR Miami

6.12 Benchwarmers Dan Connor LB Penn State

7.1 Benchwarmers Brian Toal LB Boston

7.2 Reign Wrapped Limus Sweed WR Texas

7.3 Bulldogs Chris Alexander RB Texas A&M

7.4 Jarheads Jeremy Jones LB UTEP

7.5 Aqua Teen Keith Rivers LB USC

7.6 Brooklyn Jarvis Moss DE Florida

7.7 Western Victoria Andre Caldwell WR Florida

7.8 Vagabonds CJ Spiller RB Clemson

7.9 Brooklyn Dan Bazuin DE Cent Michigan

7.10 Jacksonville Jamario Thomas RB North Texas

7.11 Marauders Davone Bess WR Hawaii

7.12 Jacksonville Derrick Williams WR Penn State

8.1 Jacksonville Mario Manningham WR Michigan

8.2 Marauders Adam Carriker DE Nebraska

8.3 Benchwarmers Vince Hall LB VA Tech

8.4 Brooklyn Greg Carr WR Florida St

8.5 Vagabonds Michael Goodman RB Texas A&M

8.6 Western Victoria Lorenzo Booker RB FSU

8.7 Brooklyn Corey McKeon LB Nebraska

8.8 Brooklyn Mario Urruttia WR Louisville

8.9 Jarheads Mike Hamilton RB OKla St

8.10 Bulldogs Myron Rolle S Florida St

8.11 Reign Wrapped Erik Ainge QB Tennessee

8.12 Benchwarmers Stafon Johnson RB USC

9.1 Benchwarmers DeMarco Murray RB Oklah

9.2 Reign Wrapped Tyrone Moss RB Miami

9.3 Bulldogs Maurice Purify WR Nebraska

9.4 Jarheads Tony Hunt RB Penn State

9.5 Aqua Teen Percy Harvin WR Florida

9.6 Fatnasty Vidal Hazleton WR USC

9.7 Western Victoria Ryne Robinson WR Miami

9.8 Vagabonds Brandon Spikes LB Florida

9.9 Brooklyn Taylor Mays S USC

9.10 Jacksonville Alley Broussard RB LSU

9.11 Marauders Zac Taylor QB Nebraska

9.12 Jacksonville Ryan Perilloux QB LSU

10.1 Jacksonville Lance Leggett WR Miami

10.2 Aqua Teen Ernest Wheelwright WR Minnesota

10.3 Jacksonville Marcus Freeman LB Ohio State

10.4 Brooklyn Maurice Evans DE Penn State

10.5 Vagabonds Brandon Graham LB Michigan

10.6 Western Victoria Buster Davis LB Florida St

10.7 Jarheads Anthony Morelli QB Penn St

10.8 Brooklyn Steve Davis DE Minnesota

10.9 Jarheads Anthony Watters LB Clemson

10.10 Bulldogs Blake Mitchell QB S Carolina

10.11 Reign Wrapped Vickiel Vaughn DB Arkansas

10.12 Benchwarmers Ben Tate RB Auburn

 
Here are how they were drafted by position and round.

QB

1.1 Benchwarmers Brady Quinn QB Notre Dame

1.10 Benchwarmers Brian Brohm QB Louisville

1.11 Marauders Colt Brennan QB Hawaii

1.12 Dallas Hawks Drew Tate QB Iowa

2.5 Vagabonds Jordan Palmer QB Utep

2.6 Western Victoria Drew Stanton QB Mich St

2.8 Brooklyn Troy Smith QB Ohio State

2.9 Jarheads John Beck QB BYU

2.10 Bulldogs Rhett Bomar QB Oklahoma

2.11 Reign Wrapped JaMarcus Russell QB LSU

3.3 Bulldogs Chris Leak QB Florida

4.4 Brooklyn Pat White QB W Virginia

4.5 Western Victoria Graham Harrell QB TTech

4.11 Reign Wrapped Drew Weatherford QB FSU

5.3 Bulldogs Chad Henne QB Michigan

5.11 Aqua Teen Mark Sanchez QB USC

6.1 Dallas Hawks Brett Meyer QB Iowa State

6.7 Brooklyn Tim Tebow QB Florida

6.8 Brooklyn Mitchell Mustain QB Arkansas

6.9 Jarheads Matthew Stafford QB Georgia

8.11 Reign Wrapped Erik Ainge QB Tennessee

9.11 Marauders Zac Taylor QB Nebraska

9.12 Jacksonville Ryan Perilloux QB LSU

10.7 Jarheads Anthony Morelli QB Penn St

10.10 Bulldogs Blake Mitchell QB S Carolina

RB

1.2 Reign Wrapped Adrian Peterson RB Oklahoma

1.4 Jarheads Michael Bush RB Louisville

1.5 Aqua Teen Jamaal Charles RB Texas

1.6 Benchwarmers Marshawn Lynch RB California

1.7 Western Victoria Garrett Wolfe RB No Illinois

2.2 Marauders Tyrell Sutton RB Northwestern

2.7 Benchwarmers Kenny Irons RB Auburn

3.1 Benchwarmers Darren McFadden RB Arkan

3.7 Western Victoria Lynell Hamilton RB SDSU

3.9 Brooklyn Steve Slaton RB West Virginia

3.10 Benchwarmers Marlon Lucky RB Nebraska

3.12 Dallas Hawks Mike Hart RB Michigan

4.2 Marauders Darius Walker RB Notre Dame

4.5 Vagabonds Antonio Pittman RB Ohio State

4.8 Brooklyn Jonathan Stewart RB Oregon

4.9 Jarheads Gary Russell RB Minnesota

5.4 Jarheads Albert Young RB Iowa

5.5 Aqua Teen James Davis RB Clemson

5.6 Brooklyn Yvenson Bernard RB Oregon St

5.7 Western Victoria Kenneth Darby RB Alabama

5.10 Jacksonville Chris Wells RB Ohio State

6.2 Marauders Curtis Brown RB BYU

6.10 Bulldogs Danny Ware RB Georgia

7.3 Bulldogs Chris Alexander RB Texas A&M

7.8 Vagabonds CJ Spiller RB Clemson

7.10 Jacksonville Jamario Thomas RB North Texas

8.5 Vagabonds Michael Goodman RB Texas A&M

8.6 Western Victoria Lorenzo Booker RB FSU

8.9 Jarheads Mike Hamilton RB OKla St

8.12 Benchwarmers Stafon Johnson RB USC

9.1 Benchwarmers DeMarco Murray RB Oklah

9.2 Reign Wrapped Tyrone Moss RB Miami

9.4 Jarheads Tony Hunt RB Penn State

9.10 Jacksonville Alley Broussard RB LSU

10.12 Benchwarmers Ben Tate RB Auburn

WR

1.8 Vagabonds Calvin Johnson WR Georgia Tech

1.9 Brooklyn Jeff Samardzija WR Notre Dame

2.1 Dallas Hawks Ted Ginn WR Ohio State

2.3 Benchwarmers Dwayne Jarrett WR USC

2.4 Brooklyn Sidney Rice WR S Carolina

3.4 Jarheads Jason Hill WR Washington St

3.11 Aqua Teen Marcus Monk WR Arkansas

5.1 Benchwarmers Jarrett Hicks WR Texas Tech

5.8 Vagabonds Steve Smith WR USC

5.9 Brooklyn James Hardy WR Indiana

5.12 Dallas Hawks Todd Blythe WR iowa State

6.3 Jacksonville DeSean Jackson WR California

6.4 Brooklyn Patrick Turner WR USC

6.6 Western Victoria Steve Breaston WR Michigan

6.11 Reign Wrapped Ryan Moore WR Miami

7.2 Reign Wrapped Limus Sweed WR Texas

7.7 Western Victoria Andre Caldwell WR Florida

7.11 Marauders Davone Bess WR Hawaii

7.12 Jacksonville Derrick Williams WR Penn State

8.1 Jacksonville Mario Manningham WR Michigan

8.4 Brooklyn Greg Carr WR Florida St

8.8 Brooklyn Mario Urruttia WR Louisville

9.3 Bulldogs Maurice Purify WR Nebraska

9.5 Aqua Teen Percy Harvin WR Florida

9.6 Fatnasty Vidal Hazleton WR USC

9.7 Western Victoria Ryne Robinson WR Miami

10.1 Jacksonville Lance Leggett WR Miami

10.2 Aqua Teen Ernest Wheelwright WR Minnesota

DE

3.2 Reign Wrapped Quentin Moses DE Georgia

3.6 Benchwarmers Lawrence Jackson DE USC

4.3 Benchwarmers Gaines Adams DE Clemson

4.7 Benchwarmers Tim Crowder DE Texas

7.6 Brooklyn Jarvis Moss DE Florida

7.9 Brooklyn Dan Bazuin DE Cent Michigan

8.2 Marauders Adam Carriker DE Nebraska

10.4 Brooklyn Maurice Evans DE Penn State

10. Brooklyn Steve Davis DE Minnesota

LB

1.3 Bulldogs Paul Posluszny LB Penn State

2.12 Benchwarmers Patrick Willis LB Ole Mis

3.5 Aqua Teen Lamar Woodley LB Michigan

3.8 Vagabonds Ahmad Brooks LB Virginia

4.10 Bulldogs Brandon Siler LB Florida

4.12 Benchwarmers HB Blades LB Pittsburgh

5.2 Reign Wrapped Rufus Alexander LB Oklah

6.5 Vagabonds Sergio Kindle LB Texas

6.12 Benchwarmers Dan Connor LB Penn State

7.1 Benchwarmers Brian Toal LB Boston

7.4 Jarheads Jeremy Jones LB UTEP

7.5 Aqua Teen Keith Rivers LB USC

8.3 Benchwarmers Vince Hall LB VA Tech

8.7 Brooklyn Corey McKeon LB Nebraska

9.8 Vagabonds Brandon Spikes LB Florida

10.3 Jacksonville Marcus Freeman LB Ohio State

10.5 Vagabonds Brandon Graham LB Michigan

10.6 Western Victoria Buster Davis LB Florida St

10.8 Jarheads Anthony Watters LB Clemson

DB

4.1 Dallas Hawks LaRon Landry S LSU

8.10 Bulldogs Myron Rolle S Florida St

9.9 Brooklyn Taylor Mays S USC

 
1.1 Benchwarmers Brady Quinn QB Notre Dame

1.6 Benchwarmers Marshawn Lynch RB California

1.10 Benchwarmers Brian Brohm QB Louisville

2.3 Benchwarmers Dwayne Jarrett WR USC

2.7 Benchwarmers Kenny Irons RB Auburn

3.1 Benchwarmers Darren McFadden RB Arkan

3.6 Benchwarmers Lawrence Jackson DE USC

3.10 Benchwarmers Marlon Lucky RB Nebraska4.3 Benchwarmers Gaines Adams DE Clemson

4.7 Benchwarmers Tim Crowder DE Texas

4.8 Brooklyn Jonathan Stewart RB Oregon

4.12 Benchwarmers HB Blades LB Pittsburgh

5.1 Benchwarmers Jarrett Hicks WR Texas Tech

6.12 Benchwarmers Dan Connor LB Penn State

7.1 Benchwarmers Brian Toal LB Boston

8.3 Benchwarmers Vince Hall LB VA Tech

8.12 Benchwarmers Stafon Johnson RB USC

9.1 Benchwarmers DeMarco Murray RB Oklah

10.12 Benchwarmers Ben Tate RB Auburn
Well done!!! :thumbup:
 
Here are how they were drafted by position and round.

QB

1.1 Benchwarmers Brady Quinn QB Notre Dame

1.10 Benchwarmers Brian Brohm QB Louisville

1.11 Marauders Colt Brennan QB Hawaii

1.12 Dallas Hawks Drew Tate QB Iowa

2.5 Vagabonds Jordan Palmer QB Utep

2.6 Western Victoria Drew Stanton QB Mich St :thumbup:

2.8 Brooklyn Troy Smith QB Ohio State

2.9 Jarheads John Beck QB BYU

2.10 Bulldogs Rhett Bomar QB Oklahoma

2.11 Reign Wrapped JaMarcus Russell QB LSU

3.3 Bulldogs Chris Leak QB Florida

4.4 Brooklyn Pat White QB W Virginia

4.5 Western Victoria Graham Harrell QB TTech

4.11 Reign Wrapped Drew Weatherford QB FSU

5.3 Bulldogs Chad Henne QB Michigan

5.11 Aqua Teen Mark Sanchez QB USC :thumbup:

6.1 Dallas Hawks Brett Meyer QB Iowa State

6.7 Brooklyn Tim Tebow QB Florida :thumbup:

6.8 Brooklyn Mitchell Mustain QB Arkansas :thumbup:

6.9 Jarheads Matthew Stafford QB Georgia :thumbup:

8.11 Reign Wrapped Erik Ainge QB Tennessee

9.11 Marauders Zac Taylor QB Nebraska

9.12 Jacksonville Ryan Perilloux QB LSU

10.7 Jarheads Anthony Morelli QB Penn St

10.10 Bulldogs Blake Mitchell QB S Carolina

RB

1.2 Reign Wrapped Adrian Peterson RB Oklahoma

1.4 Jarheads Michael Bush RB Louisville

1.5 Aqua Teen Jamaal Charles RB Texas

1.6 Benchwarmers Marshawn Lynch RB California

1.7 Western Victoria Garrett Wolfe RB No Illinois

2.2 Marauders Tyrell Sutton RB Northwestern

2.7 Benchwarmers Kenny Irons RB Auburn

3.1 Benchwarmers Darren McFadden RB Arkan

3.7 Western Victoria Lynell Hamilton RB SDSU :thumbup:

3.9 Brooklyn Steve Slaton RB West Virginia

3.10 Benchwarmers Marlon Lucky RB Nebraska

3.12 Dallas Hawks Mike Hart RB Michigan

4.2 Marauders Darius Walker RB Notre Dame

4.5 Vagabonds Antonio Pittman RB Ohio State

4.8 Brooklyn Jonathan Stewart RB Oregon

4.9 Jarheads Gary Russell RB Minnesota

5.4 Jarheads Albert Young RB Iowa

5.5 Aqua Teen James Davis RB Clemson :thumbup:

5.6 Brooklyn Yvenson Bernard RB Oregon St

5.7 Western Victoria Kenneth Darby RB Alabama

5.10 Jacksonville Chris Wells RB Ohio State

6.2 Marauders Curtis Brown RB BYU

6.10 Bulldogs Danny Ware RB Georgia

7.3 Bulldogs Chris Alexander RB Texas A&M

7.8 Vagabonds CJ Spiller RB Clemson

7.10 Jacksonville Jamario Thomas RB North Texas

8.5 Vagabonds Michael Goodman RB Texas A&M

8.6 Western Victoria Lorenzo Booker RB FSU

8.9 Jarheads Mike Hamilton RB OKla St

8.12 Benchwarmers Stafon Johnson RB USC

9.1 Benchwarmers DeMarco Murray RB Oklah

9.2 Reign Wrapped Tyrone Moss RB Miami

9.4 Jarheads Tony Hunt RB Penn State

9.10 Jacksonville Alley Broussard RB LSU

10.12 Benchwarmers Ben Tate RB Auburn

WR

1.8 Vagabonds Calvin Johnson WR Georgia Tech

1.9 Brooklyn Jeff Samardzija WR Notre Dame

2.1 Dallas Hawks Ted Ginn WR Ohio State

2.3 Benchwarmers Dwayne Jarrett WR USC

2.4 Brooklyn Sidney Rice WR S Carolina

3.4 Jarheads Jason Hill WR Washington St

3.11 Aqua Teen Marcus Monk WR Arkansas

5.1 Benchwarmers Jarrett Hicks WR Texas Tech

5.8 Vagabonds Steve Smith WR USC

5.9 Brooklyn James Hardy WR Indiana

5.12 Dallas Hawks Todd Blythe WR iowa State

6.3 Jacksonville DeSean Jackson WR California :thumbup:

6.4 Brooklyn Patrick Turner WR USC

6.6 Western Victoria Steve Breaston WR Michigan

6.11 Reign Wrapped Ryan Moore WR Miami

7.2 Reign Wrapped Limus Sweed WR Texas :thumbup:

7.7 Western Victoria Andre Caldwell WR Florida

7.11 Marauders Davone Bess WR Hawaii

7.12 Jacksonville Derrick Williams WR Penn State :thumbup:

8.1 Jacksonville Mario Manningham WR Michigan :thumbup:

8.4 Brooklyn Greg Carr WR Florida St

8.8 Brooklyn Mario Urruttia WR Louisville :thumbup:

9.3 Bulldogs Maurice Purify WR Nebraska

9.5 Aqua Teen Percy Harvin WR Florida

9.6 Fatnasty Vidal Hazleton WR USC

9.7 Western Victoria Ryne Robinson WR Miami

10.1 Jacksonville Lance Leggett WR Miami

10.2 Aqua Teen Ernest Wheelwright WR Minnesota

DE

3.2 Reign Wrapped Quentin Moses DE Georgia

3.6 Benchwarmers Lawrence Jackson DE USC

4.3 Benchwarmers Gaines Adams DE Clemson

4.7 Benchwarmers Tim Crowder DE Texas

7.6 Brooklyn Jarvis Moss DE Florida

7.9 Brooklyn Dan Bazuin DE Cent Michigan

8.2 Marauders Adam Carriker DE Nebraska

10.4 Brooklyn Maurice Evans DE Penn State

10. Brooklyn Steve Davis DE Minnesota

LB

1.3 Bulldogs Paul Posluszny LB Penn State

2.12 Benchwarmers Patrick Willis LB Ole Mis

3.5 Aqua Teen Lamar Woodley LB Michigan

3.8 Vagabonds Ahmad Brooks LB Virginia

4.10 Bulldogs Brandon Siler LB Florida

4.12 Benchwarmers HB Blades LB Pittsburgh

5.2 Reign Wrapped Rufus Alexander LB Oklah

6.5 Vagabonds Sergio Kindle LB Texas :thumbup:

6.12 Benchwarmers Dan Connor LB Penn State

7.1 Benchwarmers Brian Toal LB Boston

7.4 Jarheads Jeremy Jones LB UTEP

7.5 Aqua Teen Keith Rivers LB USC

8.3 Benchwarmers Vince Hall LB VA Tech

8.7 Brooklyn Corey McKeon LB Nebraska

9.8 Vagabonds Brandon Spikes LB Florida

10.3 Jacksonville Marcus Freeman LB Ohio State

10.5 Vagabonds Brandon Graham LB Michigan

10.6 Western Victoria Buster Davis LB Florida St

10.8 Jarheads Anthony Watters LB Clemson

DB

4.1 Dallas Hawks LaRon Landry S LSU

8.10 Bulldogs Myron Rolle S Florida St :thumbup:

9.9 Brooklyn Taylor Mays S USC
I've added my blessing to some of the players who are outside the Top5 at their positions.
 
Thanks for the comments. Barry Jive can you think of any guys that I should draft in the next few rounds.

Thanks in advance.
Arian Foster took over the starting RB spot for the Vols last year and was their best player pretty much. with a conservative coach you know he will get the ball enough to perform well.Robert Meachem is a very talented wr that could break out if they get good QB play.

 
It's so early, that nobody could give you a definitive answer.  My vague early "rankings": 

Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma 6-2 218-lbs Sophmore.

Michael Bush Louisville 6-3 240-lbs Junior. 

Marshawn Lynch California 5-11 200-lbs Sophmore. 

Alley Broussard LSU 6-0 237-lbs Junior.   

Lorenzo Booker Florida State 5-11 187-lbs Junior.

Selvin Young Texas 6-0 215-lbs Junior.
Looks like a down year for RBs to me, with the exception of Peterson. I believe both 2005 and 2006 are better.
Marshawn Lynch from Cal will challenge Peterson as the top RB coming out. The only reason that he is not as well known is that he is a Pac-10 back.Tom

 
Thanks for the comments. Barry Jive can you think of any guys that I should draft in the next few rounds.

Thanks in advance.
Antone Smith, RB FSUEarly Doucet, WR LSU

Fred Davis, WR USC

Kevin Grady, RB Michigan

 

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