Quarterbacks 1. Ben Roethlisberger*, Miami (OH.) 2. Eli Manning, Mississippi 3. J.P. Losman, Tulane 4. Philip Rivers, North Carolina State 5. Josh Harris, Bowling Green State 6. Matt Schaub, Virginia 7. Cody Pickett, Washington 8. John Navarre, Michigan 9. B.J. Symons, Texas Tech 10. Casey Clausen, Tennessee 11. Jared Lorenzen, Kentucky 12. Jason White, Oklahoma 13. Robert Kent, Jackson State 14. Luke McCown, Louisiana Tech 15. Rod Rutherford, Pittsburgh 16. Jeff Smoker, Michigan State 17. Bradlee Van Pelt, Colorado State 18. Ryan Dinwiddie, Boise State 19. Jon Beutjer, Illinois 20. Scott Rislov, San Jose State Running Backs 1. Steven Jackson*, Oregon State 2. Kevin Jones*, Virginia Tech 3. Maurice Clarett**, Ohio State 4. Chris Perry, Michigan 5. Michael Turner, Northern Illinois 6. Greg Jones, Florida State 7. Julius Jones, Notre Dame 8. Quincy Wilson, West Virginia 9. Mewelde Moore, Tulane 10. Tatum Bell, Oklahoma State 11. Cedric Cobbs, Arkansas 12. Derrick Knight, Boston College 13. Shaud Williams, Alabama 14. Adimchinobe Echemandu, California 15. Clarence Farmer, Arizona 16. Brandon Miree, Pittsburgh 17. Fred Russell, Iowa 18. Bruce Perry, Maryland 19. Jason Wright, Northwestern 20. Jarrett Payton, Miami (FL.) Fullbacks 1. Mike Karney, Arizona State 2. Lousaka Polite, Pittsburgh 3. Travis Wilson, Kansas State 4. Troy Fleming, Tennessee 5. Judd Davies, Nebraska 6. Thomas Tapeh, Minnesota 7. Mark Pierce*, Arkansas 8. Doug Easlick, Virginia Tech 9. Ivan Williams, Texas 10. Alex Wade, Duke Wide Receivers 1. Larry Fitzgerald**, Pittsburgh 2. Roy Williams, Texas 3. Reggie Williams*, Washington 4. Michael Clayton*, Louisiana State 5. Rashaun Woods, Oklahoma State 6. Lee Evans, Wisconsin 7. Michael Jenkins, Ohio State 8. Ernest Wilford, Virginia Tech 9. Keary Colbert, Southern California 10. James Newson, Oregon State 11. Bernard Berrian, Fresno State 12. Darius Watts, Marshall 13. B.J. Johnson, Texas 14. Devery Henderson, Louisiana State 15. Samie Parker, Oregon 16. Jerricho Cotchery, North Carolina State 17. Johnnie Morant, Syracuse 18. Derek McCoy, Colorado 19. Maurice Brown, Iowa 20. Tramon Douglas, Grambling 21. Chris Collins, Mississippi 22. James Terry, Kansas State 23. Carlos Francis, Texas Tech 24. Lane Danielson, Iowa State 25. Josh Davis, Marshall 26. John Standeford, Purdue 27. Travis Garvin, West Virgnia 28. Brandon Middleton, Houston 29. Tim Gilligan, Boise State 30. Carlos Perez, Florida 31. Kevin Beard, Miami (FL.) 32. Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue 33. Huey Whittaker, South Florida 34. Aaron Hosack, Minnesota 35. Dre Fulgham, Alabama 36. Jason Geathers, Miami (FL.) 37. Jeremiah Cockheran, Hawaii 38. Kelvin Kight, Florida 39. Wes Walker, Texas Tech 40. Jeris McIntyre, Auburn Tight Ends 1. Kellen Winslow Jr.*, Miami (FL.) 2. Ben Troupe, Florida 3. Ben Utecht, Minnesota 4. Ben Watson, Georgia 5. Kris Wilson, Pittsburgh 6. Ben Hartsock, Ohio State 7. Chris Cooley, Utah State 8. Ronnie Ghent, Louisville 9. Sean Ryan, Boston College 10. Jeff Dugan, Maryland 11. Tim Euhus, Oregon State 12. Michael Gaines, Central Florida 13. Bobby Blizzard, North Carolina 14. Jason Radar, Marshall 15. Bo Scaife, Texas 16. Courtney Anderson, San Jose State 17. Brett Pierce, Stanford 18. Alex Holmes, Southern California 19. Brock Edwards, Texas 20. Keith Willis, Virginia Tech Offensive Tackles 1. Shawn Andrews*, Arkansas 2. Robert Gallery, Iowa 3. Jacob Rogers, Southern California 4. Tony Pape, Michigan 5. Travelle Wharton, South Carolina 6. Max Starks, Florida 7. Brian Rimpf, East Carolina 8. Antonio Hall, Kentucky 9. Shane Olivea, Ohio State 10. Carlos Joseph, Miami (FL.) 11. Rob Droege, Missouri 12. Drew Strojny, Duke 13. Adrian Jones, Kansas 14. Chris Colmer, North Carolina State 15. Kirk Chambers, Stanford 16. Mark Wilson, California 17. Eric Dumas, Maryland 18. Mark Pera, Auburn 19. Anthony Alabi, TCU 20. Mark Morosz, Wake Forest Guards 1. Vernon Carey, Miami (FL.) 2. Justin Smiley*, Alabama 3. Sean Locklear, North Carolina State 4. Shannon Snell, Florida 5. Stephen Peterman, Louisiana State 6. Regis Crawford, Arizona State 7. Atlas Harrion, Alabama 8. Bryce Bishop, Ohio State 9. Jeb Terry, North Carolina 10. Quinn Christensen, Brigham Young 11. Alan Reuber, Texas A&M 12. Drew Strojny, Duke 13. Trey Derilek, UTEP 14. Lamar Bryant, Maryland 15. Derrick Thompson, Mississippi State Centers Defensive Tackles Defensive Ends Outside Linebackers Middle Linebackers Cornerbacks Free Safeties 1. Sean Taylor*, Miami (FL.) 2. Stuart Schweigert, Purdue 3. Brandon Everage, Oklahoma 4. Will Allen, Ohio State 5. Madieu Williams, Maryland 6. Dexter Reid, North Carolina 7. Rashad Baker, Tennessee 8. Etric Pruitt, Southern Mississippi 9. Glenn Earl, Notre Dame 10. Keith Lewis, Oregon 11. Rashad Washington, Kansas State 12. Medford Moorer, Colorado 13. J.R. Reed, South Florida 14. Ryan Aycock, Texas Tech 15. Quintin Williams, Wake Forest Strong Safeties 1. Jamaal Brimmer*, UNLV 2. Maurice Sikes, Miami (FL.) 3. Derrick Cash, Baylor 4. Gus Scott, Florida 5. Kentrell Curry, Georgia 6. Bob Sanders, Iowa 7. Rashad Washington, Kansas State 8. Arnold Parker, Utah 9. Bryce McGill, Fresno State 10. JaMaine Billups, Iowa State 11. Michael Woods, Middle Tennessee State 12. Lawrence Turner, Oregon State 13. Tony Bua, Arkansas 14. Rayshaun Reed, Troy State 15. Brett Hudson, Arizona State Punters 1. Kyle Larson, Nebraska 2. Donnie Jones, Lousiana State 3. Andy Lee, Pittsburgh 4. Tim Parker, Arizona State 5. Luke Donovan, Wyoming Kickers 1. Nate Kaeding, Iowa 2. Brent Smith, Mississippi State 3. Nick Browne, Texas Christian 4. Billy Bennett, Georgia 5. Aaron Hunt, Clemson Declared Eligible Shawn Andrews - Arkansas - OT - 6'5" 370lbs. Jr. Ahman Childress - Alabama - DT - 6'6" 331lbs. Jr. Amon Gordon - Stanford - DT - 6'3" 285lbs. Jr. DeAngelo Hall - Virginia Tech - CB - 5'11" 195lbs. Jr. Tony Hargrove - Georgia Tech - DE - 6'4" 266lbs. Jr. Marquise Hill - Louisiana State - DE - 6'7" 295lbs. Jr. Steven Jackson - Oregon State - RB - 6'3" 233lbs. Jr. Kevin Jones - Virginia Tech - RB - 6'0" 221lbs. Jr. Antwan Odom - Alabama - DE - 6'5" 277lbs. Jr. Mark Pierce - Arkansas - FB - 6'0" 242lbs. Jr. Ben Roethlisberger - Miami (OH) - QB - 6'5" 242lbs. Jr. Jason Shivers - Arizona State - FS - 6'1" 193lbs. Jr. Justin Smiley - Alabama - G - 6'4" 293lbs. Jr. Reggie Williams - Washington - WR - 6'4" 225lbs. Jr. Rumored Declaring Cedric Benson Anthony Bryant Michael Clayton Larry Fitzgerald Chris Gamble DeAngelo Hall Derrick Hamilton Tommie Harris Marlin Jackson Steven Jackson Derrick Johnson David Pollack Randy Starks Sean Taylor Kenechi Udeze Matt Ware Vince Wilfork Kellen Winslow Jr.
chris gamble declared the other day.. etrain are they ur rankings or another persons? cause they look pretty good
Gamble declared then it needs to be updated. I have some freinds in low places dawk who always sends me info bro.
winslow declared and i just heard during the sugar bowl that white is gonna stay another year If a student is redshirted, they can stay for 5 years right? but they cant play the fresh. year then if u stay for the 5th year does that mean u still have to go to class?
Jason White pettitioned the NCAA for a 6th year of eligiblitly due to medical hardships...and was granted that 6th year, so he is coming back...and to play a season of college football you must be enrolled in the school and taking a minimum of 12 credit hours I believe which is usually 4 classes....players that have thier bacherlors degree(4 years) can beging work on a more advanced degree(usually a masters or a doctorate)...Many college players finish thier bacherlors degrees in 3 years and are half way to thier masters after 5, I have no idea how advanced White is at this time...
Yep beef i think you are right. As for jason white dawk im not impressed with him to be a good nfl qb anyways. Im watching this lsu, sooner game and im watching a scared qb throwing off balanced passes, when pressure is thrown on him. In the nfl you most have composure and pathience. I dont see it in him. I think he stays 1 more year to prove to scouts his injurys werent major, so he can climb higher in 2005 nfl draft.
Arnold Parker of switched from FS to CB a few years ago. He is a better Safety than CB. I did not see the following Utah players listed; Brandon Warfield on the list of RB's or Ben Moa on the list of TE's. Granted, BW was injured most of the season but could be a real sleeper. FWIW, Moa could be a hidden gem. He played RB in Utah's Spread offense when Warfield and his backup were injured. Savage (DE) could make a decent RDE or "3" Technique DT.
why would SD need a qb? they just drafted brees, id take a D player or larryy fitz or hell even give away their pick to the eagles this year like last year, rather than take a QB now if i was the SD GM. i mean let brees develop more, harrington, isnt any better, and carr is a little better and they came around the same time. a year apart
Brees is a nice player, but he lacks arm strength and is likely to never be anything more than a servicable game manager....this goes back to a discussion that we were all having at the other forums....teams are desperate for a QB with elite tools and since they are so rare, a team will likely push a player like Brees to the back burner if they can acqiure one....I see 2 QBs at the top of the draft with unquestionable elite arm strength, Manning and Roethlisberger, that will not make them a guarantee to succeed, but it will likely make them a guarentee to get drafted 1-2....the question teams will have to ask themselves when looking at these 2 players, is are they likely to become Peyton or Leaf????
Blackadder, This list isnt official a buddy of mine sent me this list, the dude knows alot im sure theres more sleepers not on the list also. I dont think we will see clarrett in the draft, and if we did he wouldnt be anything great he would difintley fall in the draft due to us all not seeing him play. and his injury prown body. He isnt very fast. Combines will determine where everyone goes in the draft. Beef, phillips is also a sleeper with a arm and could leap past manning or roethlisberger.
I dont think Rivers can go ahead of either of those guys without a major injury involved....His delivery is a 3/4 to sidearm delivery and teams tend to shy away from QBs with that....the other 2 guys have a smooth full overhead motion and better arm strength, which is why I expect them to go before Rivers....now, predicting who will turn out to be the best player over the course of a career? No clue!
Remember david carr had a 3/4 side delivery and at the combines he was being taught over 10 foot ladders to throw foward instead of side armed. Its funny cause you see carr now and his delivery is the way it was in college. I have seen pennington type composure from phillips in the games ive seen . Something they compare to the great montana. Im not saying he will be him but it is rare to see in todays qbs the kid truley is special. All 3 are. Interesting to see where they end up.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Bucs40etrain wrote: Blackadder, This list isnt official a buddy of mine sent me this list, the dude knows alot im sure theres more sleepers not on the list also. </div> Bucs40; I appreciate the list. Its always good to know whats out there. I just got carried away in representing for my Alma Mater. FWIW, The University of Utah has surpassed BYU as the premeire college football team in this neck of the woods.
I just hope that Roethlisberger goes to Arizona and teams up with Boldin. That way, Arizona might finally have a real team to sport.
Gogo, doesnt matter anyways arizona will move more then likly in a couple years. You know tags wants a team in la. Red mcombs is trying everything he can do get out of that lease in the metro dome til 2011. I dont think the cards last even with a new stadium, they cant get any fans in the building.
