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RealDriscoll's 2009 Draft Top 50 Prospects

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  1. Jan 23, 2009 #1
    RealDriscoll

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    * This is my list after all under-classmen declared. A lot of movement based off notes from the Senior Bowl and Shrine game.

    1. Michael Crabtree-Wide Receiver-Texas Tech
    2. Aaron Curry-Outside Linebacker-Wake Forest
    3. Eugene Monroe-Offensive Tackle-Virginia
    4. Jason Smith-Offensive Tackle-Baylor
    5. Brian Orakpo-Defensive End/Outside Linebacker-Texas
    6. Knowshon Moreno-Running Back-Georgia
    7. Tyson Jackson-Defensive End-LSU
    8. Brandon Pettigrew-Tight End-Oklahoma State
    9. Larry English-Defensive End/Outside Linebacker-Northern Illinois
    10. Matthew Stafford-Quarterback-Georgia
    11. BJ Raji-Defensive Tackle-Boston College
    12. Chris Wells-Running Back-Ohio State
    13. Michael Oher-Offensive Tackle-Mississippi
    14, Peria Jerry-Defensive Tackle-Mississippi
    15. Jeremy Maclin-Wide Receiver-Missouri
    16. Rey Maualuga-Inside Linebacker-USC
    17. Andre Smith-Offensive Tackle-Alabama
    18. Clint Sintim-Outside Linebacker-Virginia
    19. Vontae Davis-Cornerback-Illinois
    20. Max Unger-Offensive Line-Oregon
    21. Louis Delmas-Safety-Western Michigan
    22. DJ Moore-Cornerback-Vanderbilt
    23. Hakeem Nicks-Wide Receiver-North Carolina
    24. Duke Robinson-Offensive Guard-Oklahoma
    25. James Laurinaitis-Inside Linebacker-Ohio State
    26. Sean Smith-Cornerback-Utah
    27. Everette Brown-Defensive End-Florida State
    28. Aaron Maybin-Defensive End-Penn State
    29. Brian Cushing-Outside linebacker-USC
    30. Michael Johnson-Defensive End-Georgia Tech
    31. William Moore-Safety-Missouri
    32. Alphonso Smith-Cornerback-Wake Forest
    33. Alex Mack-Center-California
    34. Mark Sanchez-Quarterback-USC
    35. Darrius Heyward bey-Wide Receiver-Maryland
    36. Eben Britton-Offensive Tackle-Arizona
    37. LeSean McCoy-Running Back-Pittsburgh
    38. Darius Butler-Cornerback-Connecticut
    39. Sen'Derrick Marks-Defensive Tackle-Auburn
    40. Antoine Caldwell-Center-Alabama
    41. Ron Brace-Defensive Tackle-Boston College
    42. Rashad Johnson-Safety-Alabama
    43. Connor Barwin-Defensive End/Outside linebacker-Cincinnati
    44. Percy Harvin-Wide Receiver-Florida
    45. William Beatty-Offensive Tackle-Connecticut
    46. Clay Matthews Jr.-Outside Linebacker-USC
    47. Jairus Byrd-Cornerback-Oregon
    48. DeAngelo Smith-Cornerback-Cincinnati
    49. Shawn Nelson-Tight End-Southern Mississippi
    50. Evander Hood-Defensive Tackle-Missouri
     
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  2. Jan 23, 2009 #2
    Vendigo

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    Tyson Jackson at #7 overall baffles me even more.
     
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    Mrtree

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    Good God. WAY to high for a run setting defensive end with minimal upside on his pass rushing regiment.

    Tyson Jackson will be a solid player for someone rotating on the line for running downs. He is not a top ten talent.
     
  4. Jan 23, 2009 #4
    Boomer

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    He'll be back down to 25 for the next list.
     
  5. Jan 23, 2009 #5
    Vendigo

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    I would say he's not even first round talent. He's not a three down lineman in the 4-3 and as far as 3-4 DEs go, you can easily find a good run stuffer with minimal pass rushing skills in later rounds.
     
  6. Jan 23, 2009 #6
    Boomer

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    On your last top 100, you had Jackson at 31. Only 8 players rated above him then didn't come out. But you say that this new list is based on info from the EWS game and the Senior Bowl, neither of which Jackson played in. Strange.

     
  7. Jan 23, 2009 #7
    Vendigo

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    Boy, what a rude awakening for Malcolm Jenkins. From top 5 pick to not even in the top 50 in less than a month.
     
  8. Jan 23, 2009 #8
    Boomer

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    Mark Sanchez from 74 to 34 despite doing nothing but declaring.

    Everette Brown from 15 to 27 despite doing nothing but declaring and seeing plenty of quality ends and OLB's return.

    DJ Moore from 57 to 22 despite doing nothing but declaring.

    Aaron Maybin from 11 to 28 despite doing nothing but declaring.
     
  9. Jan 23, 2009 #9
    RealDriscoll

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    Vendigo,

    Still up Boom's rear eh? one of those kids? Follower.

    Boomer just don't read my post if you don't like them. It's simple. I could waste the time to go thru your projections and see how majorily you missed last year. Since you know everything, don't bother reading them.

    Tyson Jackson is the best 3-4 defensive end in this draft. Teams such as the Broncos and Packers switching to the 3-4 defense makes his stock rise.

    *Mark Sanchez played better in his Bowl Game than anyone in the entire nation. I consider that doing something my man.

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  10. Jan 23, 2009 #10
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    The problem is you never really discuss any of these players or show that you know much of anything about them and then there are a ton of 'coincidences' when someone starts discussing a player in vivid detail and talking about how good they are they magically go bumping up your board. It makes your work look very copied.
     
  11. Jan 23, 2009 #11
    RealDriscoll

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    CK,

    I agree and I appreciate how you put it. I just don't think ripping someone's post is productive. We have all different view and none of us are right when it comes to draft day.
     
  12. Jan 23, 2009 #12
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    What? At 9:53 AM, your ranking was the following:

    At 11:26AM, its Orakpo then Jackson. A few replies that disagreed with your list changed your mind?

    You agree with CK that your work looks copied?

    Its funny that you call someone else a "follower". Hilarious.
     
  13. Jan 23, 2009 #13
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    I would appreciate that any accusation made actually have some fact to back it up and be taken up with the staff privately. If you can't provide any and can't post in a civil manner, the staff will take appropriate action. Thanks
     
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