Mock Draft Round 1 (12/18/09)
11 - SF: Haden, Joe - CB - Florida
14 - ATL: Thomas, Earl - SS - Texas
17 - JAX: Tebow, Tim - QB - Florida
24 - SEA: Bulaga, Bryan - T - Iowa
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Ingram Takes Home The Heisman
Last night Alabama Running Back, Mark Ingram, beat out Stanford standout, Toby Gerhart, by only 28 points, the closest margin of victory in Heisman history. Ingram is the third consecutive Sophomore to win the Heisman trophy. following Tim Tebow and Sam Bradford. Mark put together a very impressive year for the # Ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. He's rushed for 1,542 yards on 249 carries, giving him a 6.2 yard average per carry. Ingram was also very effective in the passing game which has starred a first-year starter at Quarterback in Greg McElroy. He averaged nearly 8.5 yards every time he touched the ball, and contributed to the Bama's perfect season by scoring 18 Touchdowns on the season. Although he is the newest member of the Heisman fraternal order, his sights are set on Colt McCoy and the Texas Longhorns. The Crimson Tide and the Longhorns will be dueling it out for the BCS National Championship on January 7, 2009 in Pasadena, CA.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Big Board (12/10/09)
Big Board (top 40)
1. Ndamukong Suh-DT/Nebraska 99
2. Eric Berry-S/Tennessee 99
3. Gerald McCoy-DT/Oklahoma 98
4. Russell Okung-OT/Oklahoma St. 98
5. Jimmy Clausen-QB/Notre Dame 97
6. Rolando McClain-LB/Alabama 97
7. Sam Bradford-QB/Oklahoma 96
8. Taylor Mays-S/USC 96
9. Dez Bryant-WR/Oklahoma St. 96
10. Jake Locker-QB/Washington 95
11. Joe Haden-CB/Florida 95
12. Trent Williams-OT/Oklahoma 94
13. Carlos Dunlap-DE/Florida 94
14. Derrick Morgan-DE/Georgia Tech 94
15. CJ Spiller-RB/Clemson 94
16. Bryan Bulaga-OT/Iowa 93
17. Navorro Bowman-LB/Penn St. 93
18. Jonathan Dwyer-RB/Georgia Tech 93
19. Jason Pierre-Paul-DE/USF 92
20. Arthur Jones-DT/Syracuse 92
21. Earl Thomas-S/Texas 92
22. Anthony Davis-OT/Rutgers 92
23. Jermaine Gresham-TE/Oklahoma 92
24. Nate Allen-S/USF 91
25. Jahvid Best-RB/California 91
26. Golden Tate-WR/Notre Dame 91
27. Greg Jones-OLB/Michigan St. 91
28. Charles Brown-OT/USC 90
29. Terrance Cody-NT/Alabama 90
30. Brandon Spikes-ILB/Florida 90
31. Arrelious Benn-WR/Illinois 89
32. Jerry Hughes-DE, OLB/TCU 89
33. Sergio Kindle-DE, OLB/Texas 89
34. Greg Hardy-DE/Ole Miss 89
35. Sean Weatherspoon-OLB/Missouri 89
36. Dezmon Briscoe-WR/Kansas 88
37. Patrick Robinson-CB/FSU 88
38. Toby Gerhart-RB/Stanford 88
39. Ed Dickson-TE/Oregon 87
40. Marvin Austin-DT/UNC 87
Clausen and Tate declare
Both Jimmy Clausen and Golden Tate will forgo their Senior seasons to pursue the NFL. Both are predicted to go in the first round of April's draft. Tate could truly be a diamond in the rough come April. He is oddly similar to rookie standout Percy Harvin. Tate returns punts and kicks, runs the ball, and can catch the ball deep down the field. Being a former Running Back, Tate averages 11.7 yards every time he touches the ball. Averaging nearly 16 yards per reception and 7 yards per carry, Tate could prove to be a great offensive weapon at the next level. You could see Tate's stock drop if he doesn't run a great 40, but if he runs in the 4.4's watch for him to be picked up anywhere between the middle of round one to very early in round two.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Kiper is making similar moves???
This week Mel Kiper released his newest Big Board and has finally moved Jimmy Clausen up to #4 and moved Carlos Dunlap down due to his recent DUI charge. Clausen has been a favorite of mine all year and I still see him being the #1 overall selection to either the Rams or Browns. Dunlap's recent fall has him projecting in the middle of the first round, i have him going to the New York Jets
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