http://www.nfldraftdog.com/2010-nfl-draft/top-100-prospects.html
Sleepers
http://www.nfldraftdog.com/2010-nfl-draft/sleepers.html
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How does Allen Bailey fall under the Sleeper category? Anthony Davis?
Alex Carrington is a good end IMO. He doesn't have a consistent pass rush but he could be a 1 gap end for someone.
James Ruffin isn't going to run a blazing 40 but he's quick off the edge.
Every time I watch Devonte Shannon, who plays Safety from what I've seen, he's showed he's a good in the box player. However, I don't see him in coverage much.
Naaman Roosevelt isn't a bad player. He does a pretty good job of stretching the field and he's got good hands.
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Well Alen, to me what is more important than sleeper "D" or sleeper "C" is the top 100 names are more or less gelling into the who is who of the 2010 Draft.
It appears to be a good draft for OLB/DE types and Qb's and DT's and an average or even a poor one for Te's and Wr's.
Safety is rather strong this year as well. -
Haven't see him play Alen but still, the top 100 only has 32 picks, he may or may not be a #1 pick.
And either way, it's doubtful we are in the market for his services. -
Have a hard time beliving Kurt Coleman is not in the top 100.
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i kinda like the list. other than the QBs who are always overvalued better than some of the ones Ive seen. Like Jerry Hughes breaking into the top 10. Really like his game and like the fact he's ranked higher than Dunlap who I wouldnt draft if you paid me to
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Just an appetizer Adamp, we are nearly at "bowl season" and players pretty much have their Resume's written by now.
Wooten is interesting to me, his stats and his tools, I sort of like the cut of his jig... -
My one consolation is there are no red pen marks signifying "incorrect" on the internet.