nfl.com rankings
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LudacrissubscriberOPPlayer
Pos
Ht
Wt
College
Pick
Team
Grade
Watch
1
Warmack, Chance
OG
6'3"
320
Alabama
95.9
2
Joeckel, Luke
OT
6'6"
310
Texas A&M
95.3
3
Milliner, Dee
CB
6'1"
199
Alabama
93.2
4
Mingo, Barkevious
DE
6'5"
242
LSU
92.8
5
Lotulelei, Star
DT
6'4"
320
Utah
92.0
6
Fisher, Eric
OT
6'8"
305
Central Michigan
91.3
7
Lemonier, Corey
DE
6'4"
246
Auburn
91.2
8
Smith, Geno
QB
6'3"
214
West Virginia
91.0
9
Werner, Bjoern
DE
6'4"
255
Florida St.
90.9
10
Richardson, Sheldon
DT
6'4"
295
Missouri
90.7
11
Patterson, Cordarrelle
WR
6'3"
205
Tennessee
90.6
12
Brown, Arthur
ILB
6'1"
228
Kansas St.
90.3
13
Floyd, Sharrif
DT
6'3"
303
Florida
90.3
14
Moore, Damontre
DE
6'4"
248
Texas A&M
89.2
15
Jones, Jarvis
LB
6'3"
241
Georgia
88.8
16
Hankins, Johnathan
DT
6'3"
335
Ohio St.
88.6
17
Jordan, Dion
OLB
6'7"
241
Oregon
88.0
18
Hopkins, DeAndre
WR
5'11"
205
Clemson
87.8
19
Vaccaro, Kenny
SS
6'1"
215
Texas
87.7
20
Te'o, Manti
ILB
6'2"
255
Notre Dame
87.5
21
Reid, Eric
S
6'2"
208
LSU
87.5
22
Ansah, Ezekiel
DE
6'6"
270
BYU
87.3
23
Cooper, Jonathan
OG
6'3"
310
North Carolina
86.9
24
Johnson, Lane
OT
6'7"
303
Oklahoma
86.9
25
Allen, Keenan
WR
6'3"
205
California
86.3
Does anyone know where they get these grades from?
MrCleansubscriberThere are two scouting organizations that various groups of teams may belong to, BLESTO, and The National. I'd guess the rankings are from one of them.
As of the 2008 season, eighteen franchises participate in The National (Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Kansas City Chiefs, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Tennessee Titans), with eight served by BLESTO (Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Redskins). Each of the six non-affiliated teams (Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots, and Oakland Raiders) relies on its in-house scouting staffs
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
Bpkluxury_boxKeenan Allen and Zeke Ansah right where I believe they deserve to be, value wise. Both will be drafted higher, of course.
Corey Lemonier crashing the top ten rankings party with an undone tuxedo tie and bottle of open champagne. hello big fella. Time to watch your film.
:)
(Damontre Moore's slide may be beginning, btw. I think his inability to corner will show glaringly in drills and cones at the combine)
Bpkluxury_boxTotally think Bustavious Mingo is fooling people. This year's Vernon Gholston.
MrCleansubscriber"Bpk wrote:
Totally think Bustavious Mingo is fooling people. This year's Vernon Gholston.
Yet, when I watch him he does not even remotely remind me of Gholston.
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
ToddPhinluxury_box"Bpk wrote:
Totally think Bustavious Mingo is fooling people. This year's Vernon Gholston.
His play reminds me of Sergio Kindle the way he's an athlete flying around rather than a football player.
MrCleansubscriber"phinsational wrote:
His play reminds me of Sergio Kindle the way he's an athlete flying around rather than a football player.
I do not agree. He resembles Bruce Irvin to me more than Kindle.
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
KB21subscriber"MrClean wrote:
I do not agree. He resembles Bruce Irvin to me more than Kindle.
He doesn't finish like Irvin, but he's not an uncontrolled athlete that is just flying around.
MrCleansubscriber"Bpk wrote:
Keenan Allen and Zeke Ansah right where I believe they deserve to be, value wise. Both will be drafted higher, of course.
Corey Lemonier crashing the top ten rankings party with an undone tuxedo tie and bottle of open champagne. hello big fella. Time to watch your film.
:)
(Damontre Moore's slide may be beginning, btw. I think his inability to corner will show glaringly in drills and cones at the combine)
Don't make too much of these rankings. It is still early. When I've watched him, I've seen him turn the corner on his pass rush many times. Unless that is not what you are referring to. If he fell to 12th, I'd be all over Moore at that point.
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
MrCleansubscriber"KB21 wrote:
He doesn't finish like Irvin, but he's not an uncontrolled athlete that is just flying around.
Where would you rank him among the edge rushers in this class?
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
Damn, Arthur Brown really made his way up the board.
Bpkluxury_box"MrClean wrote:
Yet, when I watch him he does not even remotely remind me of Gholston.
Oh I agree. Just in the sense that I think he will be a high pick bust.
Gholston was a physical specimen.
Bpkluxury_box"MrClean wrote:
Don't make too much of these rankings. It is still early. When I've watched him, I've seen him turn the corner on his pass rush many times. Unless that is not what you are referring to. If he fell to 12th, I'd be all over Moore at that point.
I don't mean bending the arc. I mean when he is not on a blocker and but is running upright he corners like a stretch limo.
For instance if a running back or QB sidesteps him he has to go all the way around Staten Island turning the boat around before he can loop back to him.
ToddPhinluxury_box"MrClean wrote:
I do not agree. He resembles Bruce Irvin to me more than Kindle.
How dare you use the good Irvin's name in vain like that!! lol
ToddPhinluxury_box"Bpk wrote:
I don't mean bending the arc. I mean when he is not on a blocker and but is running upright he corners like a stretch limo.
For instance if a running back or QB sidesteps him he has to go all the way around Staten Island turning the boat around before he can loop back to him.
:lol: that's funny stuff
MrCleansubscriber"phinsational wrote:
:lol: that's funny stuff
Sometimes hyperbole can be funny.
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
ToddPhinluxury_box"MrClean wrote:
Sometimes hyperbole can be funny.
and similes too
Killer Beesforum_veteranWhat do you guys think of Jarvis Jones, haven't really studied him much but when I watched him play he was all over the place. What if he fell to us?
EDIT: well I just checked out Bpk's thread about him, seems like he won't fit our defense...we need to find a stud on the opposite side of wake though
MrCleansubscriber"Killer Bees wrote:
What do you guys think of Jarvis Jones, haven't really studied him much but when I watched him play he was all over the place. What if he fell to us?
EDIT: well I just checked out Bpk's thread about him, seems like he won't fit our defense...we need to find a stud on the opposite side of wake though
He could at the very least be a situational pass rusher for us, and it seems like teams are beginning to place a higher value on those types of players these days. Aldon Smith and Bruce Irvin were both only situational pass rushers as rookies. If a player has such a high talent level, you find a way to fit him into your defense. There is really only one concern with Jones...
As dynamic as he is, the redshirt junior's medical grade will ultimately determine his draft status. He was diagnosed with a mild case of spinal stenosis in 2009 and some NFL doctors may be unwilling to clear him.
“... I hope I never ridicule what is wise or good. Follies and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies do divert me, I own, and I laugh at them whenever I can.”
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
djphinfansubscriberI think Sheldon Richardson will eventually be the best player out of this draft.
djphinfansubscriber"MrClean wrote:
Don't make too much of these rankings. It is still early. When I've watched him, I've seen him turn the corner on his pass rush many times. Unless that is not what you are referring to. If he fell to 12th, I'd be all over Moore at that point.
I wouldn't take Moore over Eifert.
GunnerNew Member"djphinfan wrote:
I wouldn't take Moore over Eifert.
After watching all the SB practices and the game I can't justify their ranking QB Dysert & Wilson higher than Eifert. Those 6 QBs were mostly awful.
Bpkluxury_box"Gunner wrote:
After watching all the SB practices and the game I can't justify their ranking QB Dysert & Wilson higher than Eifert. Those 6 QBs were mostly awful.
Being a QB in the NFL draft is like being a girl, no matter how ugly, at a bar after last call. You are automatically desirable due to scarcity and circumstance.
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