http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft10/insider/news/story?id=5165505


1 Jake Locker
QB
6-3
226

Analysis: All the physical tools -- size, arm, footwork. Accuracy should improve.

2 Andrew Luck *
QB
6-4
235

Analysis: Great arm, NFL smarts, solid footwork. Protoypical size and intangibles.

3 Robert Quinn *
DE
6-4
267

Analysis: Still just 19, freakish athlete; still developing consistency.

4 A.J. Green *
WR
6-4
207

A analysis: The profile of a No. 1 receiver. Great size and speed, instinctive, great hands.

5 Adrian Clayborn
DE
6-3
282

Analysis: Most consistent, complete DE here. Solid pass-rusher, steady against run.

6 Ryan Mallett *
QB
6-7
238

Analysis: Incredible arm, but still a thrower who must develop footwork, accuracy.

7 Marcel Dareus *
DE
6-3
296

Analysis: Versatility and explosiveness to be a 3-4 DE or DT in 4-3. Ready to emerge.

8 Anthony Castonzo
OT
6-7
298

Analysis: Pro-style offensive tackle with athleticism to deal with varied styles of rush.

9 Cameron Heyward
DE
6-6
287

Analysis: Dominant pass-rusher at times, needs to find consistency.

10 Patrick Peterson *
CB
6-1
211

Analysis: Safety size with fluidity of a top CB. Polished and confident corner.

11 Mark Ingram *
RB
5-10
212

Analysis: Blue-collar runner, explosive after contact. Pro-style workhorse back.

12 Aaron Williams *
CB
6-1
190

Analysis: Good ball skills, physical and unafraid of tackling. No questions yet on speed.

13 Marvin Austin
DT
6-3
305

Analysis: Flashes dominance, but must gain consistency. Ideal 4-3 penetrating tackle.

14 Jonathan Baldwin *
WR
6-5
225

Analysis: Height, physical strength and ball skills are there, so is sub-4.5 speed.

15 Ryan Williams
RB
5-10
207

Analysis: A TD machine; great quickness, underrated strength. Could be a dynamic back.

16 Allen Bailey
DE
6-4
288

Analysis: Still learning end position, but has ideal size and flashed brilliance here late in 2009.

17 Julio Jones *
WR
6-4
211

Analysis: Great physical tools; great blocker; questions about his hands and consistency.

18 Bruce Carter
OLB
6-3
230

Analysis: Smart, reliable OLB in a 4-3 defense. Could add size.

19 Michael Floyd *
WR
6-3
220

Analysis: Feared deep threat, best WR on a team with Golden Tate. Expect a big year.

20 Akeem Ayers *
OLB
6-4
252

Analysis: Budding star, an absolute physical specimen with ideal size. Ready to break out.

21 Ras-I Dowling
CB
6-2
200

Analysis: Experienced, smooth CB; fluid hips. Very well-coached and a proven tackler.

22 Jurrell Casey *
DT
6-1
295

Analysis: Penetrating, disruptive force, ideal in a 4-3. Still adding technique.

23 Prince Amukamara
CB
6-1
200

Analysis: A physical corner who also supports the run very well. Steady in coverage.

24 Gabe Carimi
OT
6-7
325

Analysis: Veteran, blindside blocker. Ideal size, above-average footwork; pro-style system.

25 Rahim Moore *
S
6-1
192

Analysis: A ballhawk; led the nation in INTs last year. Moves well sideline to sideline.

 

If you really want something to complain about ...I can post McShay's first 2011 Mock Draft :lol:

 

He has us picking 18th

Jeremy Beal, DE/OLB, Oklahoma

His blurb on him: Beal is an active defensive end with 34.5 tackles for loss and 19.5 sacks the past two seasons. He would fit well as a rush-linebacker in the Dolphins' 3-4 defensive scheme.

 

By the way - here is McShay's top 32 list:

Player Pos. School Grade
1. Jake Locker QB Washington 95
2. Robert Quinn* DE N. Carolina 95
3. Prince Amukamara CB Nebraska 95
4. A.J. Green* WR Georgia 94
5. Marcell Dareus* DT Alabama 94
6. Andrew Luck* QB Stanford 94
7. Ras-I Dowling CB Virginia 93
8. Nate Solder* OT Colorado 93
9. Allen Bailey DE Miami (FL) 93
10. Janoris Jenkins CB Florida 92
11. Mark Herzlich OLB Boston Coll. 92
12. Ryan Mallett* QB Arkansas 92
13. Marvin Austin DT N. Carolina 92
14. Cameron Heyward DE Ohio State 92
15. Rodney Hudson C Florida State 92
16. Gabe Carimi OT Wisconsin 92
17. Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa 91
18. Travis Lewis* OLB Oklahoma 91
19. Mark Ingram* RB Alabama 91
20. Von Miller OLB Texas A&M 91
21. Patrick Peterson* CB LSU 91
22. Jared Crick* DT Nebraska 91
23. Orlando Franklin OT Miami (FL) 91
24. Ryan Williams* RB Virginia Tech 90
25. Stephen Paea DT Oregon State 90
26. Bruce Carter OLB N. Carolina 90
27. Rahim Moore* S UCLA 90
28. Ryan Kerrigan DE Purdue 90
29. Brandon Harris* CB Miami (FL) 90
30. Anthony Castonzo OT Boston Coll. 90
31. Kyle Rudolph* TE Notre Dame 90
32. Julio Jones* WR Alabama 90

 

Kiper's Updated Big Board:


1 Jake Locker
QB
6-3
226
Analysis: Has all the physical tools -- size, arm, even speed and improving footwork. Showing improved accuracy. Last week: No. 1

2 Andrew Luck *
QB
6-4
235
Analysis: Great arm, NFL smarts, solid footwork. Prototypical size and intangibles. Checks down with a veteran's savvy. Better competition awaits. Last week: No. 2

3 Robert Quinn *
DE
6-4
267
Analysis: Quinn is a freakish athlete. He's still developing consistency and is young for his class. Still facing NCAA eligibility issues. Last week: No. 3

4 A.J. Green *
WR
6-4
207
Analysis: The profile of a No. 1 receiver at NFL level. Great size-speed combination; instinctive, great hands. Facing NCAA hiccups, but he will be back. Last week: No. 4

5 Adrian Clayborn
DE
6-3
282
Analysis: Most consistent, complete defensive end on the board. Solid pass-rusher, steady against run. Fits as a 3-4 or 4-3 end and simply batters linemen. Last week: No. 5

6 Prince Amukamara
CB
6-1
200
Analysis: A big corner with a ton of talent. Amukamara has the necessary speed and leads a deep CB class. Big matchups await. Last week: No. 6

7 Ryan Mallett*
QB
6-7
238
Analysis: Has an incredible arm but developing footwork and accuracy. Must learn to check down, use underneath options. Volatile stock, but great start. Last week: No. 7

8 Marcell Dareus *
DE
6-3
303
Analysis: Has the versatility and explosiveness to be a 3-4 DE or DT in 4-3. He's ready to emerge, surrounded with talent. Back now after two-game suspension. Last week: No. 8

9 Patrick Peterson *
CB
6-1
211
Analysis: Safety size with fluidity of a top corner. Maybe the top size-speed combo in this entire class. Now seeing top-end return skills. Last week: No. 9

10 Anthony Castonzo
OT
6-7
302
Analysis: Pro-style tackle with athleticism to deal with varied styles of rush. Smart player (up for a Rhodes Scholarship) who could add bulk. Last week: No. 10

11 Allen Bailey
DE
6-4
288
Analysis: Still learning end position, building on flashes of brilliance in 2009. Bailey could project as a 3-4 or 4-3 DE. Impressed vs. Ohio State. Last week: No. 14

12 Mark Ingram *
RB
5-10
212
Analysis: Blue-collar runner, explosive after contact. Pro-style workhorse back. Lacks top-end speed, but productive. Should be back after small injury. Last week: No. 12

13 Ryan Kerrigan
DE
6-4
259
Analysis: Disruptive, relentless pass-rusher with decent power versus the run. Great motor, reminds of Chris Long. Flying up the Board. Last week: No. 17

14 Ras-I Dowling
CB
6-2
200
Analysis: Experienced, smooth CB; has fluid hips. In a tight battle with Peterson and Amukamara as top corner in this class. Last week: No. 13

15 Cameron Heyward
DE
6-6
287
Analysis: He's more dominant versus the run than the pass and needs to find consistency. Gains points for versatility along the line. Strong vs. Miami. Last week: No. 20

16 Jon Baldwin *
WR
6-5
225
Analysis: Height, physical strength and ball skills are there; so is sub-4.5 speed. Goes up for the ball. Miami game offers big stage. Last week: No. 15

17 Julio Jones *
WR
6-4
211
Analysis: Great physical tools and a fantastic blocker. Some questions about hands and consistency, but his only limit is concentration. Last week: No. 16

18 Akeem Ayers *
OLB
6-4
252
Analysis: Budding star, an absolute physical specimen with ideal size. Ready to break out. Cover skills trump pass-rushing skills. Team is struggling. Last week. No. 18

19 Daniel Thomas
RB
6-2
228
Analysis: Current growth could have him emerge as top RB in class. Highly productive with great size, quickness. Last week: NR

20 Nate Solder
OT
6-9
310
Analysis: A physical specimen, Solder weighs more than 300 pounds with virtually no body fat. Off to bad start, thus the big drop from last week. Last week: No. 11

21 Ryan Williams *
RB
5-10
207
Analysis: A TD machine; has great quickness, underrated strength. Off to terrible statistical start, but the skills are there. Last week: No. 21

22 Michael Floyd *
WR
6-3
220
Analysis: Feared deep threat, best receiver on a team with Golden Tate last year. He lacks top-end speed, though, and must prove durability. Last week: No. 22

23 Bruce Carter
OLB
6-3
230
Analysis: Smart, reliable outside linebacker in a 4-3 defense. Could add size but uses speed to cover entire field. Must learn to shed blocks better. Last week: No. 23

24 Rahim Moore *
S
6-1
196
Analysis: A ball hawk who led the nation in interceptions last season and moves well from sideline to sideline. Must prove physical versus blocks. Last week: No. 24

25 Marvin Austin
DT
6-3
305
Analysis: Flashes dominance but must gain consistency. He's an ideal 4-3 penetrating tackle, but his production isn't up to the level of his talent. Last week: No. 25