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In my latest first-round projection, I have underclassmen making up half of the top 32 picks, including 12 of the first 20 spots on the board.
I still have LSU junior QB JaMarcus Russell going with the first overall pick to Oakland. However, the biggest buzz could center around Oklahoma junior RB Adrian Peterson (6-1½, 223 pounds). His workout numbers at the NFL combine should look something like this: 4.37 in the 40-yard dash; 38-inch vertical leap; and eight percent body fat. I have Peterson going to Cleveland, which will have either the third or fourth pick, depending on a coin flip tiebreaker with Tampa Bay; but there also could be several teams interested in trading up to get Peterson.
If Peterson does go to Cleveland, Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn could slide to the Dolphins with the ninth pick. The reason Quinn would fall to Miami? Teams picking after Cleveland (possibly Tampa Bay, Arizona, Washington, Minnesota and Houston) don't need a quarterback. You could make a case for the Texans or Vikings to draft Quinn, but I don't expect that to happen.
The Seattle Seahawks are the only team that does not have a first-round pick because of the trade they made with the Patriots to acquire WR Deion Branch. Seattle could use another wide receiver and, ironically, this draft has a lot of great pass catchers. (I'm projecting seven wide receivers will go in the first round.)
My next first-round projection will be the first week of March following the NFL combine.
(Note: a coin flip between the Cleveland Browns and Tampa Bay Buccaneers will determine which team has the third pick and which team has the fourth choice.)
FIRST-ROUND PROJECTIONS
(ASTERISK DENOTES UNDERCLASSMAN)Pick
TeamPlayerPositionSchool
1.Oakland RaidersJaMarcus Russell*QBLSU
2.Detroit LionsJoe ThomasOTWisconsin
3 or 4Tampa Bay BuccaneersCalvin Johnson*WRGeorgia Tech
4 or 3Cleveland BrownsAdrian Peterson*RBOklahoma
5.Arizona CardinalsGaines AdamsDEClemson6.
Washington RedskinsJamaal Anderson*DEArkansas
7.Minnesota VikingsTed Ginn Jr.*WROhio State
8.Houston TexansLevi BrownOTPenn State
9.Miami DolphinsBrady QuinnQBNotre Dame
10.Atlanta FalconsLaRon LandrySLSU
11.San Francisco 49ersAlan Branch*DTMichigan
12.Buffalo BillsAmobi OkoyeDTLouisville
13.St. Louis RamsCharles Johnson*DEGeorgia
14.Carolina PanthersDwayne BoweWRLSU
15.Pittsburgh SteelersJarvis Moss*DEFlorida
16.Green Bay PackersMarshawn Lynch*RBCalifornia
17.Jacksonville JaguarsSidney Rice*WRSouth Carolina
18.Cincinnati BengalsLeon HallCBMichigan
19.Tennessee TitansDwayne Jarrett*WRUSC
20.New York GiantsLawrence Timmons*LBFlorida State
21.Denver BroncosAdam CarrikerDENebraska
22.Dallas CowboysReggie Nelson*DBFlorida
23.Kansas City ChiefsAaron RossCBTexas
24.New England Patriots (from SEA)Daymeion HughesCBCalifornia
25.New York JetsRobert Meachem*WRTennessee
26.Philadelphia EaglesTim CrowderDETexas
27.New Orleans SaintsDarrelle Revis*CBPittsburgh
28.New England PatriotsAnthony Gonzalez*WROhio State
29.Baltimore RavensAnthony SpencerDEPurdue
30.San Diego ChargersPatrick WillisLBOle Miss
31.Chicago BearsArron SearsOLTennessee
32.Indianapolis ColtsJustin HarrellDTTennessee
In my latest first-round projection, I have underclassmen making up half of the top 32 picks, including 12 of the first 20 spots on the board.
I still have LSU junior QB JaMarcus Russell going with the first overall pick to Oakland. However, the biggest buzz could center around Oklahoma junior RB Adrian Peterson (6-1½, 223 pounds). His workout numbers at the NFL combine should look something like this: 4.37 in the 40-yard dash; 38-inch vertical leap; and eight percent body fat. I have Peterson going to Cleveland, which will have either the third or fourth pick, depending on a coin flip tiebreaker with Tampa Bay; but there also could be several teams interested in trading up to get Peterson.
If Peterson does go to Cleveland, Notre Dame QB Brady Quinn could slide to the Dolphins with the ninth pick. The reason Quinn would fall to Miami? Teams picking after Cleveland (possibly Tampa Bay, Arizona, Washington, Minnesota and Houston) don't need a quarterback. You could make a case for the Texans or Vikings to draft Quinn, but I don't expect that to happen.
The Seattle Seahawks are the only team that does not have a first-round pick because of the trade they made with the Patriots to acquire WR Deion Branch. Seattle could use another wide receiver and, ironically, this draft has a lot of great pass catchers. (I'm projecting seven wide receivers will go in the first round.)
My next first-round projection will be the first week of March following the NFL combine.
(Note: a coin flip between the Cleveland Browns and Tampa Bay Buccaneers will determine which team has the third pick and which team has the fourth choice.)
FIRST-ROUND PROJECTIONS
(ASTERISK DENOTES UNDERCLASSMAN)Pick
TeamPlayerPositionSchool
1.Oakland RaidersJaMarcus Russell*QBLSU
2.Detroit LionsJoe ThomasOTWisconsin
3 or 4Tampa Bay BuccaneersCalvin Johnson*WRGeorgia Tech
4 or 3Cleveland BrownsAdrian Peterson*RBOklahoma
5.Arizona CardinalsGaines AdamsDEClemson6.
Washington RedskinsJamaal Anderson*DEArkansas
7.Minnesota VikingsTed Ginn Jr.*WROhio State
8.Houston TexansLevi BrownOTPenn State
9.Miami DolphinsBrady QuinnQBNotre Dame
10.Atlanta FalconsLaRon LandrySLSU
11.San Francisco 49ersAlan Branch*DTMichigan
12.Buffalo BillsAmobi OkoyeDTLouisville
13.St. Louis RamsCharles Johnson*DEGeorgia
14.Carolina PanthersDwayne BoweWRLSU
15.Pittsburgh SteelersJarvis Moss*DEFlorida
16.Green Bay PackersMarshawn Lynch*RBCalifornia
17.Jacksonville JaguarsSidney Rice*WRSouth Carolina
18.Cincinnati BengalsLeon HallCBMichigan
19.Tennessee TitansDwayne Jarrett*WRUSC
20.New York GiantsLawrence Timmons*LBFlorida State
21.Denver BroncosAdam CarrikerDENebraska
22.Dallas CowboysReggie Nelson*DBFlorida
23.Kansas City ChiefsAaron RossCBTexas
24.New England Patriots (from SEA)Daymeion HughesCBCalifornia
25.New York JetsRobert Meachem*WRTennessee
26.Philadelphia EaglesTim CrowderDETexas
27.New Orleans SaintsDarrelle Revis*CBPittsburgh
28.New England PatriotsAnthony Gonzalez*WROhio State
29.Baltimore RavensAnthony SpencerDEPurdue
30.San Diego ChargersPatrick WillisLBOle Miss
31.Chicago BearsArron SearsOLTennessee
32.Indianapolis ColtsJustin HarrellDTTennessee