Bojang0301
Omar4Heisman
Tier One
1) Reggie Bush
A rare athlete who comes around maybe once a decade. Has his own tier with a ceiling comparable to God.
Tier Two
2) DeAngelo Williams
Reminds me a lot of LT. Has tested out well and has proven himself to be the top RB behind Bush.
3) Lendale White
A hammy injury will hurt him in the draft but could help his situation. If he ends up waving a terrible towel there will be reasoning for him to go before Williams.
4) Vince Young
Another incredible athlete. If his style translates to the NFL the sky is the limit.
5) Lawrence Maroney
Some argue he's a system back... I disagree, I think he has good vision, power and speed and will fit in well with any team that drafts him.
Tier Three
6) Vernon Davis
A physical freak. He will be a QB's best friend next season and will be able to serve even in those leagues that don't use TE's.
7) Santonio Holmes
A coin toss between Homes and Jackson. I have seen Holmes be a game breaker and will be a homer and put him ahead here.
8) Chad Jackson
Another workout warrior. If his workout numbers and what he has done in the skills competition translates he will be a monster.
9) Matt Leinhart
They say he is the most NFL ready QB and will be even more so if he goes to Tenn.
Tier Four
10) Jerious Norwood
Amased amazing stats on, perhaps, the worst team in the SEC. Can and will be the focus of an offense in time.
11) Joseph Addai
Can he carry the full load? If he can he has all the skills to be a top back in the NFL.
12) Maurice Drew
Will his size be a problem? He has good bulk so I think he could easily translate into being a full time starter.
13) Brian Calhoun
An excellent speed back who could end up being like Tiki Barber.
Tier Five
14) AJ Hawk
A tackle machine who is about the surest thing in this draft, IMO.
15) Jay Cutler
A lot of hype here. Has all the tools to succeed but all the signs of bust... High risk/high reward here but this is the spot I would take him at.
16) Ernie Sims
Is an incredible athlete who has been plagued by injuries.
17) Sinorice Moss
A small, speedster. With the success of Steve Smith and Santana Moss, no reason why Sinorice can't do the same.
18) Leonard Pope
Another physical monster. His abilities don't always translate onto the field but he could be the best TE of this class.
19) Dominique Byrd
Had limited opportunites in the USC offense but looked pretty damn good to me throughout the Senior Bowl week.
20) Chad Greenway
I have not seen him enough to get a good conclusion. If he lives up to what some say about him he will be a monster... if not then he is another average LB.
Tier Six
21) Omar Jacobs
OMAR! Has a great arm and great mobility... will need to learn the offense for a season or two. Could be brilliant but may lack the intangibles.
22) Jerome Harrison
A shifty runner with good vision. I don't think he is as fast as he is timed but could suprise when he comes into the league.
23) Mercedes Lewis
A tall, athletic TE. Would be a great fit in the Bears offense and would be an excellent pick if he goes there.
24) Maurice Stovall
Big, possesion WR. Has lost more weight and has proven he can succeed in an NFL style offense. Would love to see him in a Pats uniform.
25) Manny Lawson
Physical demon. Period. His rise reminds me of Demarcus Ware and if he goes to the 3-4 he will stay in my top 25.
Tier Seven
26) Demetrius Williams
27) Bobby Carpenter
28) Mario Williams
29) Michael Huff
Tier Eight
30) Martin Nance
*insert Brodie Croyle here (too lazy to change numbers)
31) Brandon Marshall
32) Bruce Gradkowski
33) Demeco Ryans
34) Greg Jennings
35) Jonathan Orr
36) Thomas Howard
37) Kamerion Wimbly
Tier Nine
38) Anthony Fasano
39) D’Arrius Howard
40) Jason Allen
41) Mathias Kiwanuka
42) D’Qwell Jackson
43) Joe Klopfenstein
Tier Ten
44) DonTrell Moore
45) Andre Hall
46) Gerald Riggs
Tier Eleven
47) Abdul Hodge
48) Jon Alston
49) Tamba Hali
50) Tony Scheffler
1) Reggie Bush
A rare athlete who comes around maybe once a decade. Has his own tier with a ceiling comparable to God.

Tier Two
2) DeAngelo Williams
Reminds me a lot of LT. Has tested out well and has proven himself to be the top RB behind Bush.
3) Lendale White
A hammy injury will hurt him in the draft but could help his situation. If he ends up waving a terrible towel there will be reasoning for him to go before Williams.
4) Vince Young
Another incredible athlete. If his style translates to the NFL the sky is the limit.
5) Lawrence Maroney
Some argue he's a system back... I disagree, I think he has good vision, power and speed and will fit in well with any team that drafts him.
Tier Three
6) Vernon Davis
A physical freak. He will be a QB's best friend next season and will be able to serve even in those leagues that don't use TE's.
7) Santonio Holmes
A coin toss between Homes and Jackson. I have seen Holmes be a game breaker and will be a homer and put him ahead here.
8) Chad Jackson
Another workout warrior. If his workout numbers and what he has done in the skills competition translates he will be a monster.
9) Matt Leinhart
They say he is the most NFL ready QB and will be even more so if he goes to Tenn.
Tier Four
10) Jerious Norwood
Amased amazing stats on, perhaps, the worst team in the SEC. Can and will be the focus of an offense in time.

11) Joseph Addai
Can he carry the full load? If he can he has all the skills to be a top back in the NFL.
12) Maurice Drew
Will his size be a problem? He has good bulk so I think he could easily translate into being a full time starter.
13) Brian Calhoun
An excellent speed back who could end up being like Tiki Barber.
Tier Five
14) AJ Hawk
A tackle machine who is about the surest thing in this draft, IMO.
15) Jay Cutler
A lot of hype here. Has all the tools to succeed but all the signs of bust... High risk/high reward here but this is the spot I would take him at.
16) Ernie Sims
Is an incredible athlete who has been plagued by injuries.
17) Sinorice Moss
A small, speedster. With the success of Steve Smith and Santana Moss, no reason why Sinorice can't do the same.
18) Leonard Pope
Another physical monster. His abilities don't always translate onto the field but he could be the best TE of this class.
19) Dominique Byrd
Had limited opportunites in the USC offense but looked pretty damn good to me throughout the Senior Bowl week.
20) Chad Greenway
I have not seen him enough to get a good conclusion. If he lives up to what some say about him he will be a monster... if not then he is another average LB.
Tier Six
21) Omar Jacobs
OMAR! Has a great arm and great mobility... will need to learn the offense for a season or two. Could be brilliant but may lack the intangibles.
22) Jerome Harrison
A shifty runner with good vision. I don't think he is as fast as he is timed but could suprise when he comes into the league.
23) Mercedes Lewis
A tall, athletic TE. Would be a great fit in the Bears offense and would be an excellent pick if he goes there.
24) Maurice Stovall
Big, possesion WR. Has lost more weight and has proven he can succeed in an NFL style offense. Would love to see him in a Pats uniform.
25) Manny Lawson
Physical demon. Period. His rise reminds me of Demarcus Ware and if he goes to the 3-4 he will stay in my top 25.
Tier Seven
26) Demetrius Williams
27) Bobby Carpenter
28) Mario Williams
29) Michael Huff
Tier Eight
30) Martin Nance
*insert Brodie Croyle here (too lazy to change numbers)
31) Brandon Marshall
32) Bruce Gradkowski
33) Demeco Ryans
34) Greg Jennings
35) Jonathan Orr
36) Thomas Howard
37) Kamerion Wimbly
Tier Nine
38) Anthony Fasano
39) D’Arrius Howard
40) Jason Allen
41) Mathias Kiwanuka
42) D’Qwell Jackson
43) Joe Klopfenstein
Tier Ten
44) DonTrell Moore
45) Andre Hall
46) Gerald Riggs
Tier Eleven
47) Abdul Hodge
48) Jon Alston
49) Tamba Hali
50) Tony Scheffler
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