InstantForum.NET v4.1.4jaguars.com Message Boardhttp://mb.jaguars.com/webmaster@jaguars.comTue, 02 Dec 2008 13:35:44 GMT20http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx<FONT size=3>No, I am thinking that Khalif Barnes turns it all around and helps the team to get to the Super Bowl. If he does not turn it around, can the Jags make it to the Super Bowl without him?</FONT><P><FONT size=3>No, the theme of this subsequent draft is to complete the rebuilding of the DLine by adding a LDE to replace Spicer and a DT that can work into the rotation. Then a Safety to give the Jags some depth at the position, even though I think Sensabaugh has a big season. </FONT><P><FONT size=3>To complete the defensive refurbishing, the Jags take a fast, athletic OLB that can man any of the three LB spots replacing Mike Peterson.</FONT>Fri, 02 May 2008 21:50:14 GMTStigmahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Stigma (5/2/2008)[/b][hr]<FONT size=3>OK, so I am a draft junkie. What is a fella going to do about it but offer up another mock draft.</FONT><P><FONT size=3>Since this is all fantasy, I figure the Jags are coming off a Super Bowl victory and are picking last in each round.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 1(32): <STRONG>Lawrence Wilson</STRONG> - DE - Ohio State - 6'6" 270 lbs 4.62/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Wilson broke his leg in 2007 but has great size and speed but probably not enough to get him selected any earlier than the top of Rd 2. Wilson will provide the Jags with a LDE prospect that can offer some pass rush.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 2(64): <STRONG>Demonte Bolden</STRONG> - DT - Tennessee - 6'6" 295 lbs 4.95/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Bolden regressed some his junior season, but is pretty stout against the run and has the size that the Jags like in their DTs.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 3(96): <STRONG>Chris Clemons</STRONG> - S - Clemson - 6'1" 205 lbs 4.42/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Clemons plays FS for Clemson, but the NFL is trending towards more coverage from their Cover 2 Safeties and Clemons has ballhawk abilities, with the size to come up into the box. Basically a big CB type Safety.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 4(131): <STRONG>Dannelle Ellerbe</STRONG> - OLB - Georgia - 6'1" 234 lbs 4.58/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>A very active OLB that can man all three LB spots and make a lot of tackles. Ellerbe will be taking the roster spot left open when the Jags do not re-sign Mike Peterson.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 5(165): <STRONG>Mike Wallace</STRONG> - WR - Ole Miss - 6'0" 185 lbs 4.32/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>The Big Play WR for Ole Miss that lead the conference in yards per catch at 19.1. Also had six TD receptions over 35 yard. It is possible the Reggie Williams is not re-signed.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 6(199): <STRONG>Brett Helms - </STRONG>OC - LSU - 6'2" 290 lbs 5.12/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Started at Center in 2006 and helped LSU win another National Championship.</FONT> </P><P><FONT size=3></FONT> [/quote]<P>I figured you would have an OT in round 1 or 2. You are figuring Khaliff Barnes to be gone right?Fri, 02 May 2008 21:27:30 GMTjagabc6893http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx<FONT size=3>OK, so I am a draft junkie. What is a fella going to do about it but offer up another mock draft.</FONT><P><FONT size=3>Since this is all fantasy, I figure the Jags are coming off a Super Bowl victory and are picking last in each round.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 1(32): <STRONG>Lawrence Wilson</STRONG> - DE - Ohio State - 6'6" 270 lbs 4.62/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Wilson broke his leg in 2007 but has great size and speed but probably not enough to get him selected any earlier than the top of Rd 2. Wilson will provide the Jags with a LDE prospect that can offer some pass rush.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 2(64): <STRONG>Demonte Bolden</STRONG> - DT - Tennessee - 6'6" 295 lbs 4.95/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Bolden regressed some his junior season, but is pretty stout against the run and has the size that the Jags like in their DTs.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 3(96): <STRONG>Chris Clemons</STRONG> - S - Clemson - 6'1" 205 lbs 4.42/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Clemons plays FS for Clemson, but the NFL is trending towards more coverage from their Cover 2 Safeties and Clemons has ballhawk abilities, with the size to come up into the box. Basically a big CB type Safety.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 4(131): <STRONG>Dannelle Ellerbe</STRONG> - OLB - Georgia - 6'1" 234 lbs 4.58/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>A very active OLB that can man all three LB spots and make a lot of tackles. Ellerbe will be taking the roster spot left open when the Jags do not re-sign Mike Peterson.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 5(165): <STRONG>Mike Wallace</STRONG> - WR - Ole Miss - 6'0" 185 lbs 4.32/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>The Big Play WR for Ole Miss that lead the conference in yards per catch at 19.1. Also had six TD receptions over 35 yard. It is possible the Reggie Williams is not re-signed.</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 6(199): <STRONG>Brett Helms - </STRONG>OC - LSU - 6'2" 290 lbs 5.12/40</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Started at Center in 2006 and helped LSU win another National Championship.</FONT> </P><P><FONT size=3></FONT> Fri, 02 May 2008 18:57:17 GMTStigmahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]rfc17 (4/29/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]Big John (4/29/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]Stigma (4/29/2008)[/b][hr]<P><FONT face=Arial size=2>250. Avery Atkins (CB) Florida <BR></FONT>[/quote]</P><P>Avery Atkins is deceased.[/quote]<P>and that was after he was kicked off the Florida team, joined the Bethune-Cookman program, and then left them. whoever made that list is way behind the times.[/quote]<P>They also have Trevor Ford on the list as a corner from FSU. He left the team two years ago and is with FAU now.Wed, 30 Apr 2008 01:59:57 GMTBig Johnhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Big John (4/29/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]Stigma (4/29/2008)[/b][hr]<P><FONT face=Arial size=2>250. Avery Atkins (CB) Florida <BR></FONT>[/quote]</P><P>Avery Atkins is deceased.[/quote]<P>and that was after he was kicked off the Florida team, joined the Bethune-Cookman program, and then left them. whoever made that list is way behind the times.Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:30:07 GMTrfc17http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Stigma (4/29/2008)[/b][hr]<P><FONT face=Arial size=2>250. Avery Atkins (CB) Florida <BR></FONT>[/quote]</P><P>Avery Atkins is deceased.Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:20:12 GMTBig Johnhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxNice. Keep up the information.Tue, 29 Apr 2008 11:14:18 GMTTheClotTrollhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx<FONT size=3>How about a list?</FONT></P><P><FONT face="Times New Roman" size=6>Top 300 Prospects</FONT><FONT style="FONT-SIZE: 11px" face=verdana size=2> </P><DIV align=center><BLOCKQUOTE><P align=right><FONT face="Times New Roman" size=3><B>By: </B>Chris Horwedel</FONT></FONT><FONT size=3> </FONT><P align=right><B><FONT face="Times New Roman">4/29</FONT></B><FONT face=verdana><B><FONT face="Times New Roman">/08</FONT></B></FONT></P></BLOCKQUOTE></DIV><P><B><I><FONT face="Times New Roman" size=3>This List Includes Only Seniors </FONT></I></B><FONT style="FONT-SIZE: 11px" face=Arial size=2><B><I><FONT face=Arial size=2><BR>Click Here for the Top 100 Underclassmen (coming soon)</FONT></I></B></FONT> <P align=left><FONT face=Arial size=2>1. James Laurinaitis (ILB) Ohio State<BR>2. Malcolm Jenkins (CB) Ohio State<BR>3. Rey Maualuga (ILB) USC<BR>4. Michael Oher (OT) Ole Miss<BR>5. "Duke" Robinson (OG) Oklahoma<BR>6. Tyson Jackson (DE) LSU<BR>7. Phil Loadholt (OT) Oklahoma<BR>8. William Moore (S) Missouri<BR>9. Brian Cushing (OLB) USC<BR>10. Michael Johnson (DE) Georgia Tech<BR>11. Jeremy Perry (OG) Oregon State<BR>12. Victor " Macho" Harris (CB) Virginia Tech<BR>13. Alex Boone (OT) Ohio State<BR>14. Travis Beckum (TE) Wisconsin<BR>15. Darry Beckwith (OLB) LSU<BR>16. Fili Moala (DT) USC<BR>17. James Davis (RB) Clemson<BR>18. Nic Harris (S) Oklahoma<BR>19. Herman Johnson (OG) LSU<BR>20. Max Unger (OT) Oregon<BR>21. Mike Mickens (CB) Cincinnati<BR>22. Terrence Taylor (DT) Michigan<BR>23. Chase Daniel (QB) Missouri<BR>24. Demetrius Byrd (WR) LSU<BR>25. Chase Coffman (TE) Missouri<BR>26. Steve Rehring (OG) Ohio State<BR>27. Brian Robiskie (WR) Ohio State<BR>28. Hunter Cantwell (QB) Louisville<BR>29. Kyle Moore (DE) USC<BR>30. Marcus Freeman (OLB) Ohio State<BR>31. Joe Burnett (CB) Central Florida<BR>32. Andrew Gardner (OT) Georgia Tech<BR>33. Jonathan Luigs (OC) Arkansas<BR>34. Kraig Urbik (OG) Wisconsin<BR>35. Patrick Chung (S) Oregon<BR>36. Wopamo Osaisai (CB) Stanford <BR>37. Derrick Williams (WR) Penn State<BR>38. Curtis Painter (QB) Purdue<BR>39. Marlon Lucky (RB) Nebraska<BR>40. Javon Ringer (RB) Michigan State<BR>41. Brian Orakpo (DE) Texas <BR>42. Anthony Heygood (OLB) Purdue<BR>43. Jasper Brinkley (ILB) South Carolina<BR>44. Chris Clemons (S) Clemson<BR>45. Cornelius Ingram (TE) Florida<BR>46. Cedric Dockery (OG) Texas<BR>47. Ryan Purvis (TE) Boston College<BR>48. Christopher Owens (CB) San Jose State<BR>49. Patrick Turner (WR) USC<BR>50. Jaison Williams (WR) Oregon<BR>51. Arian Foster (RB) Tennessee<BR>52. Cullen Harper (QB) Clemson<BR>53. Ian Campbell (DE) Kansas State<BR>54. Jeff Owens (DT) Georgia<BR>55. Antone Smith (RB) Florida State<BR>56. Aaron Kelly (WR) Clemson<BR>57. Derek Pegues (CB) Mississippi State<BR>58. Courtney Greene (S) Rutgers<BR>59. Eugene Monroe (OT) Virginia<BR>60. Alex Mack (OC) California<BR>61. Sean Sester (OT) Purdue<BR>62. Kevin Ellison (S) USC<BR>63. Jarrett Dillard (WR) Rice<BR>64. Ian Johnson (RB) Boise State<BR>65. Todd Boeckman (QB) Ohio State<BR>66. Pat White (QB) West Virginia<BR>67. Lawrence Wilson (DE) Ohio State<BR>68. Solomon Elimimian (OLB) Hawaii<BR>69. Ramses Barden (WR) Cal Poly<BR>70. Brian Toal (ILB) Boston College<BR>71. Mike Thomas (WR) Arizona<BR>72. Jackie Bates (CB) Hampton<BR>73. Roger Allen (OG) Missouri Western<BR>74. Antoine Caldwell (OC) Alabama<BR>75. Reshard Langford (S) Vanderbilt<BR>76. Darius Hill (TE) Ball State<BR>77. Cary Harris (CB) USC <BR>78. Greg Carr (WR) Florida State<BR>79. Juaquin Iglesias (WR) Oklahoma<BR>80. Demonte' Bolden (DT) Tennessee<BR>81. Rodney Ferguson (RB) New Mexico<BR>82. Derek Walker (DE) Illinois<BR>83. Mike Hamlin (S) Clemson<BR>84. Lydon Murtha (OT) Nebraska<BR>85. Vonnie Holmes (CB) San Diego State<BR>86. Worrell Williams (ILB) California<BR>87. Chris Williams (WR) New Mexico State<BR>88. Cedric Peerman (RB) Virginia<BR>89. Roy Miller (DT) Texas<BR>90. Albert McClellan (DE) Marshall<BR>91. William VanDeSteeg (DE) Minnesota<BR>92. Chase Holbrook (QB) New Mexico State<BR>93. Marlon Favorite (DT) LSU<BR>94. BJ Raji (DT) Boston College<BR>95. Andre Brown (RB) NC State<BR>96. Rashad Bobino (OLB) Texas<BR>97. Deon Butler (WR) Penn State <BR>98. Daniel Holtzclaw (ILB) Eastern Michigan<BR>99. Londen Fryar (CB) Western Michigan<BR>100. Mark Parson (CB) Ohio<BR>101. Brandon Gibson (WR) Washington State<BR>102. Kory Sperry (TE) Colorado State<BR>103. Eric Wood (OC) Louisville<BR>104. Anthony Parker (OG) Tennessee<BR>105. Andrew Hartline (OT) Central Michigan<BR>106. Darren Banks (CB) West Liberty State<BR>107. Sammie Stroughter (WR) Oregon State<BR>108. Brad Lester (RB) Auburn<BR>109. Graham Harrell (QB) Texas Tech<BR>110. Antwain Robinson (DE) Arkansas<BR>111. Ronnie Palmer (ILB) Arizona<BR>112. Matthew Shaughnessy (DE) Wisconsin<BR>113. George Hypolite (DT) Colorado<BR>114. Kahlil Bell (RB) UCLA<BR>115. Myron Pryor (DT) Kentucky<BR>116. Jordan Norwood (WR) Penn State<BR>117. Mike Reed (ILB) Oklahoma<BR>118. Shawn Nelson (TE) Southern Mississippi<BR>119. Tony Carter (CB) Florida State<BR>120. Dallas Reynolds (OT) BYU<BR>121. Troy Nolan (S) Arizona State<BR>122. Eric VandenHeuvel (OT) Wisconsin<BR>123. Chris DeGeare (OG) Wake Forest<BR>124. Matt Slauson (OG) Nebraska<BR>125. Alphonso Smith (CB) Wake Forest<BR>126. Derek Nicholson (ILB) Florida State<BR>127. Kenny McKinley (WR) South Carolina<BR>128. Clint Sintim (OLB) Virginia<BR>129. Tyrell Sutton (RB) Northwestern<BR>130. Jason Chapman (DT) Wisconsin<BR>131. Rhett Bomar (QB) Sam Houston State<BR>132. Tim Jamison (DE) Michigan<BR>133. Mitch King (DE) Iowa<BR>134. Herb Donaldson (RB) Western Illinois <BR>135. Anthony Felder (OLB) California<BR>136. Tiquan Underwood (WR) Rutgers<BR>137. Allen Langford (CB) Wisconsin<BR>138. Bear Pascoe (TE) Fresno State<BR>139. Ryan Miller (OC) LSU<BR>140. Maurice Crum Jr. (ILB) Notre Dame<BR>141. Lucas Taylor (WR) Tennessee<BR>142. Branden Ore (RB) TBD<BR>143. Pannel Egboh (DE) Stanford<BR>144. Curtis Brinkley (RB) Syracuse<BR>145. Maurice Wells (RB) Ohio State<BR>146. Kenny O'Neal (WR) Tennessee<BR>147. DeAndre Wright (CB) New Mexico<BR>148. Lovon Ponder (S) Miami (Fl)<BR>149. Jon Brost (OT) Northern Illinois<BR>150. Ryan Stanchek (OT) West Virginia<BR>151. Darius Butler (CB) Connecticut<BR>152. Jordan Shipley (WR) Texas<BR>153. Joey Hudson (ILB) Miami (Oh)<BR>154. Asaph Schwapp (FB) Notre Dame<BR>155. Jared Brock (OLB) West Texas A&amp;M<BR>156. Ontario Sneed (RB) Central Michigan<BR>157. Nader Abdullah (DT) Ohio State<BR>158. Jamaal Westerman (DE) Rutgers<BR>159. Rudy Carpenter (QB) Arizona State<BR>160. Peria Jerry (DT) Mississippi<BR>161. Stephen McGee (QB) Texas A&amp;M<BR>162. Eric Moncur (DE) Miami (Fl)<BR>163. Darryl Richard (DT) Georgia Tech<BR>164. Kyle Bell (RB) Colorado State<BR>165. Jonathan Casillas (OLB) Wisconsin<BR>166. Dannell Ellerbe (OLB) Georgia <BR>167. Chris Pressley (FB) Wisconsin<BR>168. Rendrick Taylor (WR) Clemson<BR>169. Dwain Crawford (S) Baylor<BR>170. Allen Smith (OT) Stanford <BR>171. Jim Tartt (OG) Florida<BR>172. Paul Fanaika (OG) Arizona State<BR>173. Logan Paulsen (TE) UCLA<BR>174. Woodny Turenne (CB) Louisville<BR>175. Rodgeriqus Smith (WR) Auburn<BR>176. Tarrion Adams (RB) Tulsa <BR>177. Antonio Dixon (DT) Miami (Fl)<BR>178. Neefy Moffett (DE) Florida State<BR>179. Jake Ratliff (DE) Texas Tech<BR>180. John Parker Wilson (QB) Alabama<BR>181. Evander "Ziggy" Hood (DT) Missouri<BR>182. Shannon Woods (RB) Texas Tech<BR>183. Danny Gorrer (CB) Texas A&amp;M<BR>184. Derek Kinder (WR) Pittsburgh<BR>185. DeAngelo Smith (CB) Cincinnati <BR>186. Brandon Pettigrew (TE) Oklahoma State<BR>187. Jamario O’Neal (S) Ohio State<BR>188. Trevor Canfield (OG) Cincinnati <BR>189. Ramon Foster (OG) Tennessee<BR>190. A.Q. Shipley (OC) Penn State<BR>191. Randy Phillips (CB) Miami (Fl)<BR>192. Nate Ness (S) Arizona<BR>193. Tony Moeaki (TE) Iowa<BR>194. Garrett Reynolds (OT) North Carolina<BR>195. Cole Popovich (OG) Fresno State<BR>196. Casey Fitzgerald (WR) North Texas<BR>197. Zach Logan (CB) Purdue <BR>198. Antonio Appleby (ILB) Virginia<BR>199. Toney Baker (RB) NC State <BR>200. Bryant Haines (OLB) Ball State<BR>201. John Gill (DT) Northwestern<BR>202. Julius Williams (DE) Connecticut <BR>203. Dorrell Scott (DT) Clemson<BR>204. Johnny Knox (WR) Abilene Christian<BR>205. Brice McCain (CB) Utah<BR>206. Dace Richardson (OT) Iowa<BR>207. Branndon Braxton (OT) Oklahoma <BR>208. Anthony Scirrotto (S) Penn State<BR>209. Jeff Byers (OG) USC<BR>210. George Bussey (OG) Louisville<BR>211. Alex Fletcher (OC) Stanford<BR>212. Marcus Thigpin (RB) Indiana <BR>213. Jameson Hartke (DE) Ohio<BR>214. Ernest Mitchell (DT) Arkansas<BR>215. Patrick Jackson (RB) Louisiana Tech<BR>216. Quentin Cotton (OLB) East Carolina <BR>217. Dave Philistin (ILB) Maryland<BR>218. Steve Ogden (WR) Valparaiso <BR>219. Lydell Sargeant (CB) Penn State<BR>220. Britt Davis (WR) Northern Illinois<BR>221. Otis Wiley (S) Michigan State<BR>222. Robbie Agnone (TE) Delaware <BR>223. Reggie Youngblood (OT) Miami (Fl)<BR>224. Roland Martin (OG) Michigan State<BR>225. Mike Brown (OT) Mississippi State<BR>226. Louis Vasquez (OG) Texas Tech<BR>227. Curtis Crouch (OG) North Carolina State<BR>228. Torri Williams (S) Purdue<BR>229. Terrail Lambert (CB) Notre Dame<BR>230. Mohamed Massaquoi (WR) Georgia<BR>231. Aaron Curry (ILB) Wake Forest <BR>232. Bobby Reid (QB) Texas Southern<BR>233. Larry English (DE) Northern Illinois<BR>234. Joe Ganz (QB) Nebraska<BR>235. Matt Kroul (DT) Iowa<BR>236. Tyrell Fenroy (RB) UL-Lafayette<BR>237. Conredge Collins (FB) Pittsburgh<BR>238. Casey Flair (WR) UNLV<BR>239. Trevor Ford (CB) Florida State<BR>240. Nate Longshore (QB) California<BR>241. Tyrell Sales (OLB) Penn State<BR>242. DeAndre Levy (OLB) Wisconsin<BR>243. Ell Ash (DT) Houston<BR>244. Will Davis (DE) Illinois<BR>245. Drew Weatherford (QB) Florida State<BR>246. Mike Hamilton (RB) Georgia Southern<BR>247. Pat Maynor (ILB) Stanford <BR>248. Zack Follett (ILB) California<BR>249. Andy Brodell (WR) Iowa<BR>250. Avery Atkins (CB) Florida <BR>251. Morgan Trent (CB) Michigan<BR>252. Louis Delmas (S) Western Michigan<BR>253. Rory Nicol (TE) Ohio State<BR>254. Travis Schneider (OT) Texas A&amp;M<BR>255. Robby Felix (OC) UTEP<BR>256. Mike Tepper (OT) California<BR>257. Kyle Howard (OT) Wyoming<BR>258. Rashad Johnson (S) Alabama<BR>259. Willie Tuitama (QB) Arizona<BR>260. Jervonte Jackson (DT) Florida Atlantic<BR>261. Mike Teel (QB) Rutgers<BR>262. Steve Davis (OLB) Minnesota<BR>263. Antonio Clay (OLB) Clemson<BR>264. Rashad Jennings (RB) Liberty<BR>265. Brian Johnson (QB) Utah<BR>266. Bobby Greenwood (DE) Alabama<BR>267. Jorvorskie Lane (FB) Texas A&amp;M<BR>268. Mike Rivera (ILB) Kansas<BR>269. Kenny Lewis (CB) Bowling Green<BR>270. Dajleon Farr (TE) Miami (Fl)<BR>271. Curtis Taylor (S) LSU<BR>272. Calvin Darity (OG) North Carolina<BR>273. Dumaka Atkins (OC) Florida State<BR>274. Anthony Reddick (S) Miami (Fl)<BR>275. ****y Lyons (WR) Kentucky<BR>276. E.J. Biggers (CB) Western Michigan<BR>277. Brock Bolen (FB) Louisville<BR>278. Braxton Kelly (OLB) Kentucky<BR>279. Keegan Herring (RB) Arizona State<BR>280. Javarris Williams (RB) Tennessee State<BR>281. Vance Walker (DT) Georgia Tech<BR>282. Ben Olson (QB) UCLA<BR>283. Vincent Rhodes (DT) Baylor<BR>284. Trey Covington (OLB) Maryland<BR>285. Dwayne Hendricks (DT) Miami (Fl)<BR>286. Mack Frost (DE) Maryland<BR>287. Marcus Hands (DE) Eastern Carolina<BR>288. Dennis Kennedy (RB) Akron<BR>289. Tyrone McKenzie (ILB) South Florida<BR>290. Russell Allen (ILB) San Diego State <BR>291. Brandon Robinson (WR) Boston College<BR>292. Jamarca Sanford (S) Ole Miss <BR>293. Aaron Schutz (OG) UL Monroe<BR>294. Ryan Durand (OG) Syracuse <BR>295. Alex Derenthal (OC) Temple<BR>296. Corey Partridge (WR) Bowling Green<BR>297. Slade Norris (DE) Oregon State<BR>298. Tom Brandstater (QB) Fresno State<BR>299. Carlton Williams (S) South Florida<BR>300. Josh Pinkard (S) USC<BR></FONT>Tue, 29 Apr 2008 10:57:45 GMTStigmahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxStafford will kill it this year. He has weapons at RB, finally has weapons at WR and an experienced O-line. This will be his signature year.Tue, 29 Apr 2008 10:55:36 GMTTeal 'n Blackhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxuh oh.. Thats bad news for Stafford. we all know how good a judge of QB talent Prisco is.Tue, 29 Apr 2008 09:37:28 GMTrfc17http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxAnother good article:</P><P><A href="http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10803407">http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10803407</A></P><P>This thread needs a serious sticky. Tue, 29 Apr 2008 09:21:11 GMTTheClotTrollhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxIs it too soon for a mock draft for '09?</P><P><A href="http://www.nfldraftdog.com/Mock_Drafts/2009_nfl_mock_draft.htm">http://www.nfldraftdog.com/Mock_Drafts/2009_nfl_mock_draft.htm</A>Mon, 28 Apr 2008 22:17:22 GMTUtopiahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxThe more important question is whether this forum stays up on this board year round now. I hope so.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:52:23 GMTUtopiahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxim rooting for willie tuitama of arizona!!:DMon, 28 Apr 2008 21:07:09 GMTHeeRohttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]Alfie (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Chase Daniels?[/quote]<br><br>I dont think Daniels will project as one of the top prospects. he is fairly athletic for a QB but he is short. you dont see many QBs under 6 feet getting drafted that high. I think 2nd round at best for him.[/quote]<br><br>Daniels will be a WCO QB prospect...and I [i]think[/i] could be pretty highly rated. I see some Drew Brees in him with some legs.<br><br>Next years QBs are going to be very sketchy going into the season as to who the top senior signal caller will be at the end of the season.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 19:52:29 GMTLarryhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Stigma (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]<FONT size=3>You asked for it, so here it comes:</FONT><P><FONT size=3>Rd 1 - Alex Boone - OLT - Ohio State</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 2 - Demonte Bolden - DT - Tennessee</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 3 - Patrick Chung - SS - Oregon</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 4 - Dannelle Ellerbe - OLB - Georgia</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 5 - Mohamed Massaquoi - WR - Georgia</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 6 - DeAngelo Smith - CB - Cincinnati</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 7 - traded </FONT>[/quote]<P>1. Fili Moala - DT - USC going back to the trojan wagon<BR>2. Alphonso Smith - CB - Wake Forest we may lose Freddie soon so we need another guy from the Muck<BR>3. Andrew Gardner - OT - GaTech wonder if he'll be available in the 3rd<BR>4. Shawn Nelson - TE - Southern Miss big weapon in the passing game<BR>5. Reshard Langford - SS - Vanderbilt one of the best strong safeties in the SEC since he stepped on the field<BR>6. Louis Murphy - WR - Florida speed to burnMon, 28 Apr 2008 17:51:13 GMTrfc17http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Alfie (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Chase Daniels?[/quote]</P><P>I dont think Daniels will project as one of the top prospects. he is fairly athletic for a QB but he is short. you dont see many QBs under 6 feet getting drafted that high. I think 2nd round at best for him.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 17:03:07 GMTrfc17http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx I can't help but question his ability to digest an NFL playbook and NFL defenses. Who knows.<P>I don't think Tebow translates well.. but people said he wouldn't be an accurate QB and he has been and still has time to improve his mechanics.</P><P>Remember guys.. God is on his side. Anything is possible. :PMon, 28 Apr 2008 16:21:03 GMT6 Joe Six-Pack 6http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxOr the fact that he plays in a gimmick Offense that wouldn't last until halftime of a NFL exhibition game that wildly over-inflates his production.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:14:40 GMTChoochhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]J-Mizzal (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]jagabc6893 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]jagabc6893 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]BASE_D (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Seniors<BR><BR>Brian Cushing - LB USC<BR>Rey Maualuga - LB USC<BR>Michael Oher - T Ole Miss<BR>Malcolm Jenkins - CB Ohio St<BR>Tyson Jackson - DE LSU<BR>Michael Johnson - DE Georgia Tech<P>Juniors<BR><BR>Chris Wells - RB Ohio St<BR>Percy Harvin - WR Florida<BR>Andre Smith - T Alabama<BR>Gerald McRach - LB Southern Miss[/quote]<P>No franchise QBs?[/quote]<P>Tim Tebow! - DUH!<P>;)[/quote]<P>Matt Stafford is going to blow Tebow out of the water when it comes to being an NFL ready QB. I like to watch Tebow, but he is a college QB/FB hybrid. Stafford is a classic drop back, pro-style QB. He should go higher than Tebow if they both came out. [/quote]<P>Maybe I should have done the '*sarcasm*' thing under the post.[/quote]<P>Oh, ok. Yeah I missed the sarcasm. I was wondering if people really thought Tebow was going to be that good in the NFL. I think he will be good, but not THAT good. He has been "charmed" so far though, so you never know.[/quote]<P>Some of you people need to take off your blind hater glasses and see that Tim Tebow is the real deal, he is a true sophmore and throw all over and ran thru the SEC last year. No he is not gonna be running like that all the time in the NFL, but any coach would want a QB with that kind of toughness and the ablity to throw the ball as well as he does. If he goes to a team without a OL you know he can take the pounding. All us Jag fans love Garrard, and Tebow would be the same type of QB in the NFL, he just plays for a big school, which will make him a top draft pick. Dont for get he also has geat passion, a winner, and a good guy all around.[/quote]<P>Wow. You really LOVE him huh? That is so sweeeeet. No seriously, he is a great guy and an awesome football player. I was just saying he may not be as good of an NFL QB as he is in college. As I said, Matt Stafford will probably be better due to his style of play. But Tebow finds a way to win and get it done, that is for sure.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:13:20 GMTjagabc6893http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxYea.. it's Gator hatred.<br><br>It's not looking at him and thinking.. wow.. he really can't throw a football. That can't be it!<br><br>Oh wait..<br><br>It's really that simple.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:09:05 GMTTheSpacePopehttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]jagabc6893 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]jagabc6893 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]BASE_D (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Seniors<BR><BR>Brian Cushing - LB USC<BR>Rey Maualuga - LB USC<BR>Michael Oher - T Ole Miss<BR>Malcolm Jenkins - CB Ohio St<BR>Tyson Jackson - DE LSU<BR>Michael Johnson - DE Georgia Tech<P>Juniors<BR><BR>Chris Wells - RB Ohio St<BR>Percy Harvin - WR Florida<BR>Andre Smith - T Alabama<BR>Gerald McRach - LB Southern Miss[/quote]<P>No franchise QBs?[/quote]<P>Tim Tebow! - DUH!<P>;)[/quote]<P>Matt Stafford is going to blow Tebow out of the water when it comes to being an NFL ready QB. I like to watch Tebow, but he is a college QB/FB hybrid. Stafford is a classic drop back, pro-style QB. He should go higher than Tebow if they both came out. [/quote]<P>Maybe I should have done the '*sarcasm*' thing under the post.[/quote]<P>Oh, ok. Yeah I missed the sarcasm. I was wondering if people really thought Tebow was going to be that good in the NFL. I think he will be good, but not THAT good. He has been "charmed" so far though, so you never know.[/quote]<P>Some of you people need to take off your blind hater glasses and see that Tim Tebow is the real deal, he is a true sophmore and throw all over and ran thru the SEC last year. No he is not gonna be running like that all the time in the NFL, but any coach would want a QB with that kind of toughness and the ablity to throw the ball as well as he does. If he goes to a team without a OL you know he can take the pounding. All us Jag fans love Garrard, and Tebow would be the same type of QB in the NFL, he just plays for a big school, which will make him a top draft pick. Dont for get he also has geat passion, a winner, and a good guy all around.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:57:48 GMTJ-Mizzalhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxThe whole thing should be taken seriously.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:34:44 GMTBill4Jagshttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Stigma (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]<FONT size=3>I believe that Matt Stafford of Georgia will be the No. 1 pick in the 2009 draft.</FONT>[/quote]<P>Yeah, but to what team, Stigma??<P>I say to St. Louis or Kansas City.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:02:54 GMTjagabc6893http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]jagabc6893 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]BASE_D (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Seniors<BR><BR>Brian Cushing - LB USC<BR>Rey Maualuga - LB USC<BR>Michael Oher - T Ole Miss<BR>Malcolm Jenkins - CB Ohio St<BR>Tyson Jackson - DE LSU<BR>Michael Johnson - DE Georgia Tech<P>Juniors<BR><BR>Chris Wells - RB Ohio St<BR>Percy Harvin - WR Florida<BR>Andre Smith - T Alabama<BR>Gerald McRach - LB Southern Miss[/quote]<P>No franchise QBs?[/quote]<P>Tim Tebow! - DUH!<P>;)[/quote]<P>Matt Stafford is going to blow Tebow out of the water when it comes to being an NFL ready QB. I like to watch Tebow, but he is a college QB/FB hybrid. Stafford is a classic drop back, pro-style QB. He should go higher than Tebow if they both came out. [/quote]<P>Maybe I should have done the '*sarcasm*' thing under the post.[/quote]<P>Oh, ok. Yeah I missed the sarcasm. I was wondering if people really thought Tebow was going to be that good in the NFL. I think he will be good, but not THAT good. He has been "charmed" so far though, so you never know.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:02:04 GMTjagabc6893http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Stigma (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]<FONT size=3>I believe that Matt Stafford of Georgia will be the No. 1 pick in the 2009 draft.</FONT>[/quote]<br><br>I don't know if he would go #1. He would have to have an outstanding season and postseason workouts. He has been very up and down so far, granted he will only be a junior this season. <br><br>He can be looked at as a Jamarcus Russell type (not physically obviously). He has shown flashes, but doesn't always play big in big games and doesn't play his best consistently.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:56:36 GMTjashank2005http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]jagabc6893 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]BASE_D (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Seniors<BR><BR>Brian Cushing - LB USC<BR>Rey Maualuga - LB USC<BR>Michael Oher - T Ole Miss<BR>Malcolm Jenkins - CB Ohio St<BR>Tyson Jackson - DE LSU<BR>Michael Johnson - DE Georgia Tech<P>Juniors<BR><BR>Chris Wells - RB Ohio St<BR>Percy Harvin - WR Florida<BR>Andre Smith - T Alabama<BR>Gerald McRach - LB Southern Miss[/quote]<P>No franchise QBs?[/quote]<P>Tim Tebow! - DUH!<P>;)[/quote]<P>Matt Stafford is going to blow Tebow out of the water when it comes to being an NFL ready QB. I like to watch Tebow, but he is a college QB/FB hybrid. Stafford is a classic drop back, pro-style QB. He should go higher than Tebow if they both came out. [/quote]<P>Maybe I should have done the '*sarcasm*' thing under the post.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:21:39 GMT6 Joe Six-Pack 6http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx<FONT size=3>I believe that Matt Stafford of Georgia will be the No. 1 pick in the 2009 draft.</FONT>Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:06:27 GMTStigmahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxif Stafford has the type of season people think he will have, he should be a top 3 pick. If Tebow has the type of season he had last year (with less running), he will go Top 10.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:06:03 GMTjashank2005http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]08 Fear Hussein 08 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]BASE_D (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Seniors<BR><BR>Brian Cushing - LB USC<BR>Rey Maualuga - LB USC<BR>Michael Oher - T Ole Miss<BR>Malcolm Jenkins - CB Ohio St<BR>Tyson Jackson - DE LSU<BR>Michael Johnson - DE Georgia Tech<P>Juniors<BR><BR>Chris Wells - RB Ohio St<BR>Percy Harvin - WR Florida<BR>Andre Smith - T Alabama<BR>Gerald McRach - LB Southern Miss[/quote]<P>No franchise QBs?[/quote]<P>Tim Tebow! - DUH!<P>;)[/quote]<P>Matt Stafford is going to blow Tebow out of the water when it comes to being an NFL ready QB. I like to watch Tebow, but he is a college QB/FB hybrid. Stafford is a classic drop back, pro-style QB. He should go higher than Tebow if they both came out. Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:58:33 GMTjagabc6893http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Alfie (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Chase Daniels?[/quote]</P><P>Why the heck not, he would make a GREAT Arena League QB.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:47:27 GMTJacksJagshttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]Seniors<BR><BR>Brian Cushing - LB USC<BR>Rey Maualuga - LB USC<BR>Michael Oher - T Ole Miss<BR>Malcolm Jenkins - CB Ohio St<BR>Tyson Jackson - DE LSU<BR>Michael Johnson - DE Georgia Tech<P>Juniors<BR><BR>Chris Wells - RB Ohio St<BR>Percy Harvin - WR Florida<BR>Andre Smith - T Alabama<BR>Gerald McRath - LB Southern Miss[/quote]<P>Harvin is a 1st rounder if he stays healthy and comes out. His injures are killing him right now.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:46:12 GMTJacksJagshttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx<A href="http://cfn.scout.com/2/720438.html">http://cfn.scout.com/2/720438.html</A><STRONG></STRONG><STRONG><P class=MsoNormal><FONT face=Arial size=2><FONT face=Verdana size=5><EM>2009 NFL Draft <BR><BR>Projected First Round<BR></EM></FONT><FONT size=4><BR><FONT face=Verdana><EM>The way too early look at the top pro prospects coming back</EM></FONT></FONT><FONT color=#663300 size=-1><BR><BR></FONT>Either they chose to come back for their senior seasons, will be ready as juniors, or will come out of the blue, with the time to file for early entry over, here's an early look at 32 of the best pro prospects for the 2008 college football season. <BR><BR><B>NOTE: </B>There are still a few players that could enter into this mix over the next day or so as the early entrants are finalized. This could quickly change.</FONT></P><P class=MsoNormal><FONT face=Arial size=2><B>1. Tim Tebow, QB Florida (Jr.)<BR></B>Think Alex Smith with talent. Tebow seems like the type who'll want to stay for all four years, but 2009 projects to be among the worst quarterback drafts in a long, long time making the bulldozing lefty a hot prospect. He has the size, the passing accuracy, the mobility, and the makeup to become a franchise-shaper </FONT></P><P class=MsoNormal>2. Tyson Jackson, DE LSU<BR></STRONG>Call this a bit of an out-on-a-limb projection considering Jackson probably would've been a second rounder if he came out early. At 6-5 and 290 pounds, he's an end who's built like a tackle, but he has to come up with a better year to grow into an elite of the elite pick. No, he's not a speed rusher, but JaMarcus Russell wasn't a Vince Young-like runner, either. In other words, sometimes, the freak of nature specimen aspect overshadows everything else.<B><BR><BR>3. Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB Ohio State (Jr.)<BR></B>With size, breakaway speed, and toughness between the tackles, Beanie is a do-it-all back who can be a 25-carry NFL franchise builder. With the talent coming back on the Buckeye line, only injuries will keep Wells from being deep in the hunt for the Heisman.<B><BR><BR>4. Rey Maualuga, LB USC<BR></B>In a strange way, Maualuga might have been the top linebacker taken in the 2008 draft, but he might have been the least ready of all the top prospects. He can move, he can hit, and, well, he can really, really hit. He's a top inside defender to potentially build a defense around.<B><BR><BR>5. James Laurinaitis, LB Ohio State<BR></B>There's no doubt he would've been a top 15, maybe top ten pick had he come out early. It'll be interesting to see if there's a little bit of a backlash considering how much great press he's received over the last few years, or if he'll turn into A.J. Hawk as far as national respect. He can put up big numbers, but he has to be better against the pass and not make so many plays ten yards down the field against the run.<B><BR><BR>6. Andre Smith, OT Alabama (Jr.)<BR></B>He was almost everyone's No. 1 high school recruit in 2006 and he proved to be up to the hype. 6-5, 350-pound tackles who can move and can handle speed rushers are extremely rare.<B><BR><BR>7. Malcolm Jenkins, CB Ohio State<BR></B>He likely would've been the first corner taken in the 2008 draft with a combination of safety size and blazing speed. Better against big or fast receivers, he has to prove in his senior year that he can lock down against the small, quick types. Tackling isn't an issue.<B><BR><BR>8. Michael Oher, OT Ole Miss<BR></B>He declared himself eligible for the 2008 NFL draft after being projected as a mid-first to early second round choice, and he almost certainly would've gone in the top 20. By returning, he'll solidify himself as one of the top picks and possibly the first offensive lineman taken if he can improve on his all-around technique. He's good now, but he could use the seasoning even with 34 games of starting experience.<B><BR><BR>9. George Selvie, DE South Florida (Jr.)<BR></B>The pass rushing terror has to bulk up a bit, be more consistent, and be even bigger in the big games. He has to use this year to prove he can dominate no matter who's blocking him and no matter what the situation is. He can't disappear as often as he did at times late in 2007.<B><BR><BR>10. Greg Hardy, DE Ole Miss (Jr.) <BR></B>An unstoppable pass rushing machine who ripped apart Alabama and came up with two sacks against LSU, but off-the-field issues kept him out of a key game against Auburn. He still needs polish on his technique and he still needs to show he can be the main man with the spotlight on, but the former basketball player has the tools to be a terror at the next level.<B><BR><BR>11. C.J. Spiller, RB Clemson (Jr.)<BR></B>With James Davis out of the picture, the Tiger running game will be all about the one-time super-recruit who has shown flashes of greatness over his first two seasons. While he's not huge, he has great pop and breakaway speed once he gets through the line.<B><BR><BR>12. Ciron Black, OT LSU (Jr.)<BR></B>Black got a little bit of all-star recognition in 2007, but he should be on everyone's radar going into 2008. He made a name for himself as a freshman protecting JaMarcus Russell, and now he's ready to shoot up the draft charts with his size and feet.<B><BR><BR>13. Brian Cushing, LB USC<BR></B>Injuries kept him from having a huge 2007, but with his all-around game and his potential to be effective in any scheme at any outside position, he'll be a lock to be a top 30 pick. He won't have the "wow" factor of Rey Maulaluga or James Laurinaitis, but the NFL scouts will love him. <B><BR><BR>14. Taylor Mays, S USC (Jr.)</B><SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 10pt; FONT-FAMILY: Arial"><BR>At 6-4 and 225 pounds, Mays hits like a linebacker and is as fast as any Trojan. He's been a playmaker from day one, especially against the run, and now he has to show he can do a bit more when the ball is in the air to solidify a spot in the top 20. </SPAN><FONT face=Arial size=2><B><BR><BR>15. Duke Robinson, OG Oklahoma<BR></B>A big, pounding run blocker who has helped make the OU running game go as much as the star backs plowing behind him. Consistency is a bit of an issue and pass protection will definitely be worked on in his senior year. His run blocking alone should make him one of the first linemen taken.<B><BR><BR>16. Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR Maryland (Jr.)<BR></B>Fast, fast, fast. At 6-2 and likely to be a solid 210 by 2009 draft time, and with the best wheels in the draft, or at least in the top five overall, he'll have all the measurables to go along with the polish from another year.<B><BR><BR>17. Greg Middleton, DE Indiana (Jr.)<BR></B>The nation's sack leader with 16, getting to the quarterback isn't a problem. At 270 pounds, his size makes him a dangerous all-around defender who can play in a 3-4 or a 4-3.<B><BR><BR>18. Myron Rolle, S Florida State (Jr.) <BR></B>This might be way too low. The prototype of an NFL safety, he's one of the nation's most intimidating hitters with great size and strength. He needs to make a few more plays with the ball in the air and has to be more of a difference maker, but all the tools are there.<B><BR><BR>19. Percy Harvin, WR Florida (Jr.)<BR></B>He might not be a pure wide receiver at an NFL level, but he's an elite playmaker no matter how he gets the ball in his hands. No, he's not going to be a No. 1 target for anyone, but he'll be a fun toy for some creative offensive coordinator to play with.<B><BR><BR>20. Marcus Freeman, LB Ohio State<BR></B>He overcame an knee injury early in his career to be a top tackler next to James Laurinaitis. At 245 pounds, he has the size to play inside, but he's an outside defender at the next level with the speed and quickness to get into the backfield on a regular basis.<B><BR><BR>21. Alex Boone, OT Ohio State <BR></B>Boone could've been gone after this year and would've been a top 50 pick, and now he's almost certain to go in the first round. </FONT><FONT face=Arial size=-1>The 6-8, 325-pound star of the line has the feet to stay with the speed defenders and the size to dominate in the ground game.</FONT><FONT face=Arial size=2><B><BR><BR>22. Sean Lee, LB Penn State<BR></B>The next in line after Paul Pozluszny and Dan Connor, Lee might be more versatile than Connor and more athletic then Poz. He's a natural outside defender who should see more time in the middle this year, but he'll probably move back out at the next level.<B><BR><BR>23. Herman Johnson, G LSU <BR></B>As long as the weight is kept in check, and he's around 330 to 340 and doesn't balloon back up to around 370, he'll be among the first linemen taken. A crushing run blocker, he has surprising athleticism for a player of his size.<B><BR><BR>24. Cornelius Ingram, TE Florida<BR></B>Is he a big wide receiver or a small tight end? That was enough of a question to reverse and earlier decision and come back for his senior year. If he can bulk up a bit and if he can continue to grow as a receiver, after catching 34 passes for 508 yards and seven scores, he'll be a dangerous weapon. <B><BR><BR>25. Phil Loadholt, OT Oklahoma<BR></B>On sheer size, Loadholt will warrant late-first round consideration. If he times well and shows good agility at the Combines, he could move into the top 15. <B><BR><BR>26. Mike Mickens, CB Cincinnati<BR></B>The raw speed makes him an intriguing prospect, but size might be a problem at 6-0 and around 165 pounds. Even with his slight frame, he's a tough tackler who's not afraid to throw his body around. <B><BR><BR>27. Travis Beckum, TE Wisconsin<BR></B>There's no questioning his route running ability, his speed, or his receiving skills, but he needed to come back to hit the weights, get bigger, and become a better blocker on the line.<B><BR><BR>28. Vontae Davis, CB Illinois (Jr.)<BR></B>The rare blow-him-up hitting corner, Davis hits like a ton of bricks, and while his coverage skills still need improving, he has the athleticism to go along with the tackling ability to grow into an intriguing pick.<B><BR><BR>29. Sen'Derrick Marks, DT Auburn (Jr.)<BR></B>While he's not a huge run stuffer, he's an ultra-athletic interior pass rusher who should be the best of a projected lousy lot of defensive tackles. This might end up being way, way too low if he turns into the star of the Tiger front line like he's supposed to.<B><BR><BR>30. Alex Mack, C California<BR></B>Centers don't exactly fly off the board in the first 50 picks, but Mack should be the exception. He's quick on the move, tough against the best of tackles in pass protection, and a fantastic leader, he has it all. With his size and strength, he could play any position on the line with a little bit of work.<B><BR><BR>31. Darry Beckwith, LB LSU<BR></B>A star recruit a few years ago, Beckwith played up to expectations proving he could play inside or out. With 230-pound size and versatility, he should fit in with just about any scheme.<B><BR><BR>32. Brandon Spikes, LB Florida (Jr.)<BR></B>This might be way too low as he has top 15 potential if he has a big junior year. At 6-3 and 241 pounds, he has good size, sideline-to-side</FONT>Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:40:01 GMTThe Linebackerhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]amit8700 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]I have to imagine that Cornelius Ingram will be the top ranked TE coming out next season.[/quote]<br><br>Travis Beckum as well. He needs to put on some weight, but if Dustin Keller goes at the end of round 1, Beckum looks like a possible mid-first rounder.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:32:12 GMTLarryhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx<FONT size=3>You asked for it, so here it comes:</FONT><P><FONT size=3>Rd 1 - Alex Boone - OLT - Ohio State</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 2 - Demonte Bolden - DT - Tennessee</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 3 - Patrick Chung - SS - Oregon</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 4 - Dannelle Ellerbe - OLB - Georgia</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 5 - Mohamed Massaquoi - WR - Georgia</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 6 - DeAngelo Smith - CB - Cincinnati</FONT></P><P><FONT size=3>Rd 7 - traded </FONT>Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:22:37 GMTStigmahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxI have to imagine that Cornelius Ingram will be the top ranked TE coming out next season.Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:52:48 GMTamit8700http://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxI think it would be cool to have an early list of prospects for the upcoming college football season, good and bad, for every position...<P>Lindy's NFL preview does this perfectly, but we have to wait another month and two weeks to see it. I'm taking notes, by the way. :)Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:52:40 GMTTheClotTrollhttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspxChase Daniels?Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:46:56 GMTAlfiehttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]rfc17 (4/28/2008)[/b][hr][quote][b]Stigma (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]<FONT size=3>Ahh come on! We have not even digested the players the Jags selected yet in this weekend's draft and you are looking ahead to next year's draft? </FONT><P><FONT size=3>I thought I had it bad?</FONT>[/quote]<P>HAH! its good to be prepared...[/quote]<P><FONT size=3>I like my worms aged a bit.</FONT>Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:42:06 GMTStigmahttp://mb.jaguars.com/Topic517861-20-1.aspx[quote][b]Stigma (4/28/2008)[/b][hr]<FONT size=3>Ahh come on! We have not even digested the players the Jags selected yet in this weekend's draft and you are looking ahead to next year's draft? </FONT><P><FONT size=3>I thought I had it bad?</FONT>[/quote]<P>HAH! its good to be prepared...Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:40:55 GMTrfc17