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| | Here is how NFLDraftBlitz.com ranks the top underclassman who could potentially enter the 2009 draft... Top 150 Draft-Eligible Underclassmen By: Chris Horwedel 10/25/08 This list is a ranking of the top juniors who are eligible to enter the draft following this season.
Eligible sophomores are noted with an asterisk. 1. *Sam Bradford (QB) Oklahoma
2. *Knowshon Moreno (RB) Georgia
3. Chris "Beanie" Wells (RB) Ohio State
4. Vontae Davis (CB) Illinois
5. *Michael Crabtree (WR) Texas Tech
6. Andre Smith (OT) Alabama
7. Matthew Stafford (QB) Georgia
8. George Selvie (DE) South Florida
9. Taylor Mays (S) USC
10. Sean Weatherspoon (OLB) Missouri
11. Terrence Cody (DT) Alabama
12. Greg Hardy (DE) Mississippi
13. D.J. Moore (CB) Vanderbilt
14. Kenny Britt (WR) Rutgers
15. Geno Atkins (DT) Georgia
16. *Jeremy Maclin (WR) Missouri
17. Donald Brown (RB) Connecticut
18. Tim Tebow (QB) Florida
19. *Gerald McCoy (DT) Oklahoma
20. Percy Harvin (WR) Florida
21. Sen’Derrick Marks (DT) Auburn
22. Trevard Lindley (CB) Kentucky
23. Darrius Heyward-Bey (WR) Maryland
24. Mark Sanchez (QB) USC
25. Rico McCoy (OLB) Tennessee
26. Ciron Black (OT) LSU
27. Brandon Spikes (MLB) Florida
28. Gerald McRath (MLB) Southern Mississippi
29. *LeSean McCoy (RB) Pittsburgh
30. Demarcus Granger (DT) Oklahoma
31. Josh Freeman (QB) Kansas State
32. Auston English (DE) Oklahoma
33. Trent Williams (OT) Oklahoma
34. Jermaine Gresham (TE) Oklahoma
35. Ricky Jean Francois (DT) LSU
36. Sergio Render (OG) Virginia Tech
37. Sam Young (OT) Notre Dame
38. Vince Oghobaase (DT) Duke
39. Captain Munnerlyn (CB) South Carolina
40. Antonio Coleman (OLB) Auburn
41. *Aaron Maybin (DE) Penn State
42. Maurice Evans (DE) Penn State
43. Arthur Jones (DT) Syracuse
44. Jermaine Cunningham (DE) Florida
45. Everette Brown (DE) Florida State
46. Mark Herzlich (OLB) Boston College
47. Myron Rolle (S) Florida State
48. Emmanuel Cook (S) South Carolina
49. C.J. Spiller (RB) Clemson
50. Brandon LaFell (WR) LSU
51. Stafon Johnson (RB) USC
52. Kam Chancellor (S) Virginia Tech
53. Walter Thurmond (CB) Oregon
54. Hakeem Nicks (WR) North Carolina
55. *Reshad Jones (S) Georgia
56. Dan Doering (OG) Iowa
57. Asher Allen (CB) Georgia
58. Eric Norwood (OLB) South Carolina
59. Tray Blackmon (MLB) Auburn
60. Jared Cook (TE) South Carolina
61. Keiland Williams (RB) LSU
62. Dan LeFevour (QB) Central Michigan
63. Greg Middleton (DE) Indiana
64. Russell Okung (OT) Oklahoma State
65. Donald Washington (CB) Ohio State
66. Josh McNeil (OC) Tennessee
67. Patrick Robinson (CB) Florida State
68. Sean Lee (OLB) Penn State
69. Dexter Davis (DE) Arizona State
70. Nate Davis (QB) Ball State
71. Vidal Hazleton (WR) USC
72. Ryan Reynolds (MLB) Oklahoma
73. Ndamukong Suh (DT) Nebraska
74. Ricky Sapp (DE) Clemson
75. Javarris James (RB) Miami (FL)
76. Colt McCoy (QB) Texas
77. P.J. Hill (RB) Wisconsin
78. Jairus Byrd (CB) Oregon
79. Oderick Turner (WR) Pittsburgh
80. Adam Ulatoski (OT) Texas
81. Micah Johnson (MLB) Kentucky
82. Jim Cordle (OC) Ohio State
83. Nate Allen (S) South Florida
84. Brandon Graham (DE) Michigan
85. Al Woods (DT) LSU
86. Syd’Quan Thompson (CB) California
87. Shane Carter (S) Wisconsin
88. David Gettis (WR) Baylor
89. Cameron Morrah (TE) California
90. Rusty Smith (QB) Florida Atlantic
91. Greg Isdaner (OG) West Virginia
92. Demetrice Morley (S) Tennessee
93. Jacoby Ford (WR) Clemson
94. Greg Mathews (WR) Michigan
95. Sergio Kindle (OLB) Texas
96. Clinton Snyder (OLB) Stanford
97. Quinton Andrews (S) West Virginia
98. LeGarrette Blount (RB) Oregon
99. Ben Tate (RB) Auburn
100. Willie Young (DE) North Carolina State
101. Reggie Carter (MLB) UCLA
102. Corey Wootton (DE) Northwestern
103. Ed Wang (OT) Virginia Tech
104. A.J. Wallace (CB) Penn State
105. Luther Brown (OLB) USC
106. Albert McClellan (OLB) Marshall
107. Carl Moore (WR) Florida
108. Ed ****son (TE) Oregon
109. Thomas Austin (OC) Clemson
110. Brian Hartline (WR) Ohio State
111. Ekom Udofia (DT) Stanford
112. Boo Robinson (DT) Wake Forest
113. Joe Pawelek (MLB) Baylor
114. Anderson Russell (S) Ohio State
115. Michael Goodson (RB) Texas A&M
116. Dennis Pitta (TE) Brigham Young
117. Zac Robinson (QB) Oklahoma State
118. Eben Britton (OT) Arizona
119. Jacques McClendon (OG) Tennessee
120. Alan-Michael Cash (DT) North Carolina State
121. Darryl Sharpton (MLB) Miami FL
122. Lawrence Wilson (DE) Ohio State
123. Alterraun Verner (CB) UCLA
124. Keenan Clayton (OLB) Oklahoma
125. Max Hall (QB) Brigham Young
126. Damion Fletcher (RB) Southern Mississippi
127. Mick Williams (DT) Pittsburgh
128. Chris Scott (OT) Tennessee
129. Sean Smith (CB) Utah
130. Bryan Anderson (WR) Central Michigan
131. James Aldridge (RB) Notre Dame
132. Jan Jorgensen (DE) BYU
133. Garrett Graham (TE) Wisconsin
134. Elijah Hodge (MLB) Wisconsin
135. Bo McNally (S) Stanford
136. Joe Thomas (OT) Pittsburgh
137. Dan Williams (DT) Tennessee
138. Ryan Perrilloux (QB) Jacksonville State
139. Perrish Cox (CB) Oklahoma State
140. "Juice" Williams (QB) Illinois
141. Prince Hall (MLB) Alabama
142. Will Barker (OT) Virginia
143. Cam Martin (OLB) Virginia Tech
144. Jeremy Childs (WR) Boise State
145. Cody Slate (TE) Marshall
146. Danny McCray (S) LSU
147. John Jerry (OG) Ole Miss
148. Michael Shumard (OG) Texas A&M
149. John Estes (OC) Hawaii
150. Andy Mattingly (DE) Washington State |
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| | | Posted Monday, October 27, 2008 5:31 PM | |
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| out of the top 30, these arethe following the jaguars should target
6. Andre Smith (OT) Alabama
9. Taylor Mays (S) USC
10. Sean Weatherspoon (OLB) Missouri
11. Terrence Cody (DT) Alabama
12. Greg Hardy (DE) Mississippi
21. Sen’Derrick Marks (DT) Auburn
24. Mark Sanchez (QB) USC
26. Ciron Black (OT) LSU
27. Brandon Spikes (MLB) Florida
30. Demarcus Granger (DT) Oklahoma
both frontlines will be the focus of this draft, i say the jaguars should take herman johnson from LSU
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Sammy (10/30/2008)
In case anyone needs a clue.
Pick a number between 1 and 100, Add 52, Now subtract 7, Add 4, Subtract 13, Subtract the number you started with, Divide by 2, Add 7, Multiply by 4 then subtract 9 ... Viola there's your clue.
Sam 
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| | | Posted Monday, October 27, 2008 8:11 PM | |
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| | I am very intrigued by Gerald McCoy - DE/DT - Oklahoma. I don't think he will come out this year, but if he does, I would probably put him at the top of my wish list for the Jags Rd 1 selection. I really see him being the perfect LDE prospect. He is big enough to be a DT, but fast enough to be a pass rush DE, as he is for the Sooners. He could play 1st down at LDE and then move inside and play DT on 3rd and long pass plays. |
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| Gerald McCoy is one helluva DT, he's 6'4", 295 lbs. with the build to add 10 or more lbs. and he's quick and stout vs. the run
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| | I think it's amazing how many draft boards have underclassmen targeted as first round picks. I mean Matt Stafford is listed as anywhere from pick 1 to pick 5 and it's not even a given yet he'll declare. Seems like a lot of the guys they have listed are ones I think won't declare and they don't list ones I think will. For example I think Bradford would declare for the draft next year before Stafford. I might be wrong, but..... Sanchez is listed as a top QB prospect (I know...keyword "prospect") and I am doubting he'll declare. I dunno. It just amazes me that a lot of the top "prospects" projected as first round picks in the '09 draft are underclassmen. |
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| The Lord of Orange (10/29/2008)
I think it's amazing how many draft boards have underclassmen targeted as first round picks. I mean Matt Stafford is listed as anywhere from pick 1 to pick 5 and it's not even a given yet he'll declare. Seems like a lot of the guys they have listed are ones I think won't declare and they don't list ones I think will.
For example I think Bradford would declare for the draft next year before Stafford. I might be wrong, but.....
Sanchez is listed as a top QB prospect (I know...keyword "prospect") and I am doubting he'll declare.
I dunno. It just amazes me that a lot of the top "prospects" projected as first round picks in the '09 draft are underclassmen.
thats because the senior players are not as good, because the good ones leave when they are juniors
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Sammy (10/30/2008)
In case anyone needs a clue.
Pick a number between 1 and 100, Add 52, Now subtract 7, Add 4, Subtract 13, Subtract the number you started with, Divide by 2, Add 7, Multiply by 4 then subtract 9 ... Viola there's your clue.
Sam
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| Stigma (10/27/2008)
I am very intrigued by Gerald McCoy - DE/DT - Oklahoma. I don't think he will come out this year, but if he does, I would probably put him at the top of my wish list for the Jags Rd 1 selection.
I really see him being the perfect LDE prospect. He is big enough to be a DT, but fast enough to be a pass rush DE, as he is for the Sooners. He could play 1st down at LDE and then move inside and play DT on 3rd and long pass plays.
Beast!
He's my #1 guy....of guys being around our pick.
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