Actually it had some very good information and who knows when it was prepared some of the info is dated but every year a guy who is supposed to go first round drops for various reasons and Whitner is not a first round lock by any means.
I mean look at last year Chris Spencer, Luis Castillo and Logan Mankins were not supposed to be first round picks. Mike Patterson was a fairly big suprise as a number on epick also. Lofa Tatuopo was not supposed to be an early second round pick or hardly a day one pick. I mean Michael Roos T was taken
early round 2. Plus the Jets were the latest idiots to spend a 2nd rounder on a friggin kicker. Ronald Bartell went at least a round too early with Justin Miller still on board. Nick Collins a day too early with Donte Nicolson still there.
Dan Cody, Justin Miller and Khalif Barnes fell out of the first to the second and were all regarded as sure first rounders. Dan Cody fell a good ways also.
Channing Crowder and Darryl Blaystock who some saw as first rounders fell all the way to the third.
Antaj Hawtrhorne actually fell all the way to the sixth round. Elton Brown fell to the fourth.
Derrick Johnson easily one of the best players in the draft took quite an unexpected tumble in the first round as did Aaron Rodgers.
Players will fall and rise depending on one or many teams grade players and his draft guide could be very similar to some teams draft board.
Previous years guaranteed first rounders that fell
2004
Randy Starks 3rd
Derrick Strait 3rd
Will Poole 4th
2003
Taylor Jacobs 2nd
Kelly Washington 3rd
Boss Bailey 2nd
Look at some of our guys we took way too high.
Eddie Moore 2nd
Wade Smith 3rd
Taylor Whitley 3rd
Tim Bowens 1st
Eruc Kumerow 1st
Ben Kelley 3rd
Kirk Pointer 4th
Billy Milner 1st
Rick Graf 2nd
We also got alot of players that were graded as higher picks later in draft
Jason Taylor
Sam Madison
Channing Crowder
Chris Chambers
Rob Konrad
Brandon winey
Will Poole
Note not all these players were good lol but Brandon Winey is still in NFL and has started 3 games and that is three more than Andrew Greene ever started.
