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* I compiled a list of players who are draft eligible for the 2010 Draft and ranked them according to their talent according to my own opinion. I left Mark Herzlich on the list because the guy is a warrior and I hope he kicks this cancer's *** because this guy is not only a tremendous talent, he is a great kid. I ranked 130 players and I know I left some out so feel free to add to this list. I left explination for the first 30. If you disagree, let's debate; the NFL is too damn slow over the summer so a few arguments (mature without turning into an episode of the Real World) is good for us all. Without question I have Eric Berry as the best player in the nation.
1) Eric Berry-Safety-Tennessee- Why: Think Ed Reed here. This kid is the total package with great ball skills. He led the nation with 7 interceptions in 2008
2) Gerald McCoy-Defensive Tackle-Oklahoma-Why: McCoy would have been the first Defensive Tackle taken in this years’ draft but elected to return for his RS Junior season. Possesses good size, plays with a high motor, and is a disruptive force in the middle
3) Mark Herzlich-Outside Linebacker-Boston College-Think Total Package. Ability to rush the passer, play in pass coverage, and stout against the run
4) Sam Bradford-Quarterback-Oklahoma-Why: I think the Lions would have taken him #1 overall had he declared. Bradford has a strong arm and is a very accurate passer. Was the 2008 Heisman Award Winner
5) Ndaukong Suh-Defensive Tackle-Nebraska-Why: Has unmatchable strength and plays with elite quickness. Big-time run stuffer in the middle
6) Dez Bryant-Wide Receiver-Oklahoma State-Why: Most impressive receiver in this draft class. Big play potential with solid hands and very good speed.
7) Terrence Cody-Nose Tackle-Alabama- Mammoth Nose Tackle is a perfect fit for any 3-4 defense. His size and strength are superior to any Center in the NFL.
8) Bryan Buluga-Offensive Tackle-Iowa-Why:Strong Left Tackle with tremendous upside. Quick feet and good punch which makes him a Top 10 Pick in 2010.
9) Brandon Spikes-Inside Linebacker-Florida-Why: Physical presence in the middle who can really lay the lumber. Very impressive against the run
10) Jevan Snead-Quarterback-Mississippi-Why: Perfect size and a gun for an arm. All American Honorable mention for 2009.
11) Russell Okung-Offensive Tackle-Oklahoma State-Why: Athletic Tackle with tremendous upside. I think he will be a top 5 pick in 2010
12) Morgan Burnett-Safety-Georgia Tech- Why: This guy is just a complete safety who is a tremendous athlete with amazing instincts. He had 7 interceptions in 2008 and took one to the house
13) Everson Griffin-Defensive End-USC-Why: This guy is best speed rushing Defensive End prospect in the class. A great combination of speed, size, and quickness.
14) Colt McCoy-Quarterback-Texas-Why: Very intelligent football player with great mobility. Very accurate and smart with the ball in his hands.
15) Carlos Dunlap-Defensive End-Florida-Why: Great size and production which could land him as a Top 10 pick in 2010.
16) Jermaine Gresham-Tight End-Oklahoma-Why: think a more Athletic Antonio Gates. Mismatch in coverage against any NFL Linebacker.
17) Taylor Mays-Safety-USC-Why: Despite a lot of people having him as their #1 safety don’t think he is the class of Berry or Burnett but Mays sure looks the part. Rare combination of size and speed and could be a solid player for a long time
18) Arrellious Benn-Wide Receiver-Illinois-Why: Good size and athleticism but is a little raw. Needs to find the end zone more in 2009,
19) Javhid Best-Running Back-California- Last year as a Sophomore he was third in the nation in rushing. All Pac 10 last year looking for a big-time Junior season to cement himself as the #1 back in this draft.
20) Sergio Kindle-Outside Linebacker-Texas-Why: Big time rass-rusher who will excel as an Outside-Linebacker in a 3-4 defense.
21) Jonathan Dwyer-Running Back-Georgia Tech-Why: Runs with great power and vision and could turn to be a better pro than collegiate player.
22) Greg Hardy-Defensive End-Mississippi-Why: This guy carries some baggage but he is very versatile and productive. Pro-Bowl talent at the next level.
23) George Selvie-Defensive End-South Florida-Why: Tremendous pass rusher who struggles against the run. I was surprised he returned for his Senior year.
24) Jerry Hughes-Outside Linebacker-TCU-Why: Another tweaner Defensive End/ Outside Linebacker with amazing pass rushing ability. Very consistent football player.
25) Geno Atkins-Defensive Tackle-Georgia-Why: is strictly a 4-3 defensive tackle but is very productive. Also a very good kid with high character.
26) Trent Williams-Offensive Tackle-Oklahoma-Why: Big strong Left Tackle that kept Sam Bradford upright most of last season
27) Joe McKnight-Running Back-USC-Why: Small back whose play has not outweighed his hype. Needs to find the end-zone more often but does have home-run speed
28) Rolando McClain-Inside Linebacker-Alabama-Why: McClain has tremendous size has been a starter since his freshman year
29) Joe Haden-Cornerback-Florida-Why? Big time corner for the best team in the nation.
30) Tim Hiller-Quarterback-Western Michigan-Why? Big arm and accurate. 1st Rounder in 2010.
31) Corey Wooten-Defensive End-Northwestern
32) Brandon Lang-Defensive End-Troy
33) Brandon Graham-Defensive End-Michigan
34) Trevard Lindley-Cornerback-Kentucky
35) CJ Spiller-Running Back-Clemson
36) Syd’Quan Thompson-Cornerback-California
37) Greg Jones-Inside Linebacker-Michigan State
38) Rennie Curran-Linebacker-Georgia
39) Marvin Austin-Defensive Tackle-North Carolina
40) Damien Williams-Wide Receiver-USC
41) Antonio Coleman-Outside Linebacker-Auburn
42) Navarro Bowman-Linebacker-Penn State
43) Major Wright-Safety-Florida
44) Ciron Black-Offensive Tackle-LSU
45) Jake Locker-Quarterback-Washington
46) Adam Ultowsi-Offensive Tackle-Texas
47) Sean Weatherspoon-Outside Linebacker-Missouri
48) Arthur Jones-Defensive Tackle-Syracuse
49) Rickky Sapp-Defensive End-Clemson
50) Kyle Wilson-Cornerback-Boise State
51) Kris O’Dowd-Center-USC
52) Lawrence Marsh-Defensive Tackle-Florida
53) Dan LeFevour-Quarterback-Central Michigan
54) Anthony Davis-Offensive Tackle-Rutgers
55) Demarcus Granger-Defensive Tackle-Oklahoma
56) Deunta Williams-Safety-North Carolina
57) Sean Lee-Linebacker-Penn State
58) Charles Brown-Offensive Tackle-USC
59) Vince Oghobaase-Defensive Tackle-Duke
60) Jimmy Clausen-Quarterback-Notre Dame
61) Sam Young-Offensive Tackle-Notre Dame
62) Austin English-Defensive End-Oklahoma
63) Zac Robinson-Quarterback-Oklahoma State
64) Naaman Rossevelt-Wide Receiver-Buffalo
65) LaGarrette Blount-Running Back-Oregon
66) Golden Tate-Wide Receiver-Notre Dame
67) Donovan Warren-Cornerback-Michigan
68) Tim Tebow-Quarterback/ H-Back-Florida
69) Earl Thomas-Safety-Texas
70) Reshod Jones-Safety-Georgia
71) Boo Robinson-Nose Tackle-Wake Forest
72) Rob Gronkowski-Tight End-Arizona
73) Ras I-Dowling-Cornerback-Virginia
74) Myron Rolle-Safety-Florida State
75) Demarco Murray-Running Back-Oklahoma
76) Chris Brown-Running Back-Oklahoma
77) Sergio Render-Guard-Virginia Tech
78) Jarvis Jenkins-Nose Tackle-Clemson
79) Brandon LaFell-Wide Receiver-LSU
80) Tony Pike-Quarterback-Cincinnati
81) Micah Johnson-Inside Linebacker-Kentucky
82) Jermaine Cunningham-Defensive End-Florida
83) Dennis Pitta-Tight End-BYU
84) Eric Decker-Wide Receiver-Minnesota
85) Dennis Loadholt-Offensive Tackle-Penn State
86) Carlton Mitchell-Wide Receiver-South Florida
87) Rodney Hudson-Guard-Florida State
88) Darrell Stuckey-Safety-Kansas
89) Marshawn Gilyard-Wide Receiver-Cincinnati
90) Stafon Johnson-Running Back-USC
91) CJ Wilson-Defensive End-East Carolina
92) Jeff Owens-Defensive Tackle-Georgia
93) Brandon Ghee-Cornerback-Wake Forest
94) Charles Scott-Running Back-LSU
95) John Jerry-Guard-Mississippi
96) Ed Wang-Offensive Tackle-Virginia Tech
97) Walter Thurmond III-Cornerback-Oregon
98) Tyler Studivant-Inside Linebacker- North Carolina
99) Javier Arenas-Cornerback-Alabama
100) Matrez Wilson-Linebacker-Illinois
101) Joe Pawelek-Linebacker-Baylor
102) Matt Grothe-Quarterback-South Florida
103) Rico McCoy-Linebacker-Tennessee
104) Aaron Hernandez-Tight End-Florida
105) Josh McNeil-Center-Tennessee
106) Jeremy Jarmon-Defensive End-Kentucky
107) Nate Allen-Safety-South Florida
108) Ed Dickson-Tight End-Oregon
109) Greg Middleton-Defensive End-Indiana
110) Reggie Carter-Inside Linebacker-UCLA
111) Kam Chancellor-Safety-Virginia Tech
112) Garrett Graham-Tight End-Wisconsin
113) Al Woods-Defensive Tackle-LSU
114) John Ester-Center-Hawaii
115) Jordan Shipley-Wide Receiver-Texas
116) Anthony McCoy-Tight End-USC
117) Stevenson Sylvester-Outside Linebacker-Utah
118) Stephan Virgil-Cornerback-Virginia Tech
119) Thomas Austin-Guard-Clemson
120) Rahim Alem-Defensive End-LSU
121) Anderson Russell=Safety-Ohio State
122) Brandon Carter-Guard-Texas Tech
123) Shareece Wright-Cornerback-USC
124) Barry Church-Safety-Toldeo
125) Willie Young-Defensive End-NC State
126) Jacoby Ford-Wide Receiver-Clemson
127) Keiland Williams-Running Back-LSU
128) Patrick Robinson-Cornerback-Florida State
129) Max Hall-Quarterback-BYU
130) Juice Williams-Quarterback-Illinois
2010 NFL Draft Scouting Primer
2) Gerald McCoy-Defensive Tackle-Oklahoma-Why: McCoy would have been the first Defensive Tackle taken in this years’ draft but elected to return for his RS Junior season. Possesses good size, plays with a high motor, and is a disruptive force in the middle
3) Mark Herzlich-Outside Linebacker-Boston College-Think Total Package. Ability to rush the passer, play in pass coverage, and stout against the run
4) Sam Bradford-Quarterback-Oklahoma-Why: I think the Lions would have taken him #1 overall had he declared. Bradford has a strong arm and is a very accurate passer. Was the 2008 Heisman Award Winner
5) Ndaukong Suh-Defensive Tackle-Nebraska-Why: Has unmatchable strength and plays with elite quickness. Big-time run stuffer in the middle
6) Dez Bryant-Wide Receiver-Oklahoma State-Why: Most impressive receiver in this draft class. Big play potential with solid hands and very good speed.
7) Terrence Cody-Nose Tackle-Alabama- Mammoth Nose Tackle is a perfect fit for any 3-4 defense. His size and strength are superior to any Center in the NFL.
8) Bryan Buluga-Offensive Tackle-Iowa-Why:Strong Left Tackle with tremendous upside. Quick feet and good punch which makes him a Top 10 Pick in 2010.
9) Brandon Spikes-Inside Linebacker-Florida-Why: Physical presence in the middle who can really lay the lumber. Very impressive against the run
10) Jevan Snead-Quarterback-Mississippi-Why: Perfect size and a gun for an arm. All American Honorable mention for 2009.
11) Russell Okung-Offensive Tackle-Oklahoma State-Why: Athletic Tackle with tremendous upside. I think he will be a top 5 pick in 2010
12) Morgan Burnett-Safety-Georgia Tech- Why: This guy is just a complete safety who is a tremendous athlete with amazing instincts. He had 7 interceptions in 2008 and took one to the house
13) Everson Griffin-Defensive End-USC-Why: This guy is best speed rushing Defensive End prospect in the class. A great combination of speed, size, and quickness.
14) Colt McCoy-Quarterback-Texas-Why: Very intelligent football player with great mobility. Very accurate and smart with the ball in his hands.
15) Carlos Dunlap-Defensive End-Florida-Why: Great size and production which could land him as a Top 10 pick in 2010.
16) Jermaine Gresham-Tight End-Oklahoma-Why: think a more Athletic Antonio Gates. Mismatch in coverage against any NFL Linebacker.
17) Taylor Mays-Safety-USC-Why: Despite a lot of people having him as their #1 safety don’t think he is the class of Berry or Burnett but Mays sure looks the part. Rare combination of size and speed and could be a solid player for a long time
18) Arrellious Benn-Wide Receiver-Illinois-Why: Good size and athleticism but is a little raw. Needs to find the end zone more in 2009,
19) Javhid Best-Running Back-California- Last year as a Sophomore he was third in the nation in rushing. All Pac 10 last year looking for a big-time Junior season to cement himself as the #1 back in this draft.
20) Sergio Kindle-Outside Linebacker-Texas-Why: Big time rass-rusher who will excel as an Outside-Linebacker in a 3-4 defense.
21) Jonathan Dwyer-Running Back-Georgia Tech-Why: Runs with great power and vision and could turn to be a better pro than collegiate player.
22) Greg Hardy-Defensive End-Mississippi-Why: This guy carries some baggage but he is very versatile and productive. Pro-Bowl talent at the next level.
23) George Selvie-Defensive End-South Florida-Why: Tremendous pass rusher who struggles against the run. I was surprised he returned for his Senior year.
24) Jerry Hughes-Outside Linebacker-TCU-Why: Another tweaner Defensive End/ Outside Linebacker with amazing pass rushing ability. Very consistent football player.
25) Geno Atkins-Defensive Tackle-Georgia-Why: is strictly a 4-3 defensive tackle but is very productive. Also a very good kid with high character.
26) Trent Williams-Offensive Tackle-Oklahoma-Why: Big strong Left Tackle that kept Sam Bradford upright most of last season
27) Joe McKnight-Running Back-USC-Why: Small back whose play has not outweighed his hype. Needs to find the end-zone more often but does have home-run speed
28) Rolando McClain-Inside Linebacker-Alabama-Why: McClain has tremendous size has been a starter since his freshman year
29) Joe Haden-Cornerback-Florida-Why? Big time corner for the best team in the nation.
30) Tim Hiller-Quarterback-Western Michigan-Why? Big arm and accurate. 1st Rounder in 2010.
31) Corey Wooten-Defensive End-Northwestern
32) Brandon Lang-Defensive End-Troy
33) Brandon Graham-Defensive End-Michigan
34) Trevard Lindley-Cornerback-Kentucky
35) CJ Spiller-Running Back-Clemson
36) Syd’Quan Thompson-Cornerback-California
37) Greg Jones-Inside Linebacker-Michigan State
38) Rennie Curran-Linebacker-Georgia
39) Marvin Austin-Defensive Tackle-North Carolina
40) Damien Williams-Wide Receiver-USC
41) Antonio Coleman-Outside Linebacker-Auburn
42) Navarro Bowman-Linebacker-Penn State
43) Major Wright-Safety-Florida
44) Ciron Black-Offensive Tackle-LSU
45) Jake Locker-Quarterback-Washington
46) Adam Ultowsi-Offensive Tackle-Texas
47) Sean Weatherspoon-Outside Linebacker-Missouri
48) Arthur Jones-Defensive Tackle-Syracuse
49) Rickky Sapp-Defensive End-Clemson
50) Kyle Wilson-Cornerback-Boise State
51) Kris O’Dowd-Center-USC
52) Lawrence Marsh-Defensive Tackle-Florida
53) Dan LeFevour-Quarterback-Central Michigan
54) Anthony Davis-Offensive Tackle-Rutgers
55) Demarcus Granger-Defensive Tackle-Oklahoma
56) Deunta Williams-Safety-North Carolina
57) Sean Lee-Linebacker-Penn State
58) Charles Brown-Offensive Tackle-USC
59) Vince Oghobaase-Defensive Tackle-Duke
60) Jimmy Clausen-Quarterback-Notre Dame
61) Sam Young-Offensive Tackle-Notre Dame
62) Austin English-Defensive End-Oklahoma
63) Zac Robinson-Quarterback-Oklahoma State
64) Naaman Rossevelt-Wide Receiver-Buffalo
65) LaGarrette Blount-Running Back-Oregon
66) Golden Tate-Wide Receiver-Notre Dame
67) Donovan Warren-Cornerback-Michigan
68) Tim Tebow-Quarterback/ H-Back-Florida
69) Earl Thomas-Safety-Texas
70) Reshod Jones-Safety-Georgia
71) Boo Robinson-Nose Tackle-Wake Forest
72) Rob Gronkowski-Tight End-Arizona
73) Ras I-Dowling-Cornerback-Virginia
74) Myron Rolle-Safety-Florida State
75) Demarco Murray-Running Back-Oklahoma
76) Chris Brown-Running Back-Oklahoma
77) Sergio Render-Guard-Virginia Tech
78) Jarvis Jenkins-Nose Tackle-Clemson
79) Brandon LaFell-Wide Receiver-LSU
80) Tony Pike-Quarterback-Cincinnati
81) Micah Johnson-Inside Linebacker-Kentucky
82) Jermaine Cunningham-Defensive End-Florida
83) Dennis Pitta-Tight End-BYU
84) Eric Decker-Wide Receiver-Minnesota
85) Dennis Loadholt-Offensive Tackle-Penn State
86) Carlton Mitchell-Wide Receiver-South Florida
87) Rodney Hudson-Guard-Florida State
88) Darrell Stuckey-Safety-Kansas
89) Marshawn Gilyard-Wide Receiver-Cincinnati
90) Stafon Johnson-Running Back-USC
91) CJ Wilson-Defensive End-East Carolina
92) Jeff Owens-Defensive Tackle-Georgia
93) Brandon Ghee-Cornerback-Wake Forest
94) Charles Scott-Running Back-LSU
95) John Jerry-Guard-Mississippi
96) Ed Wang-Offensive Tackle-Virginia Tech
97) Walter Thurmond III-Cornerback-Oregon
98) Tyler Studivant-Inside Linebacker- North Carolina
99) Javier Arenas-Cornerback-Alabama
100) Matrez Wilson-Linebacker-Illinois
101) Joe Pawelek-Linebacker-Baylor
102) Matt Grothe-Quarterback-South Florida
103) Rico McCoy-Linebacker-Tennessee
104) Aaron Hernandez-Tight End-Florida
105) Josh McNeil-Center-Tennessee
106) Jeremy Jarmon-Defensive End-Kentucky
107) Nate Allen-Safety-South Florida
108) Ed Dickson-Tight End-Oregon
109) Greg Middleton-Defensive End-Indiana
110) Reggie Carter-Inside Linebacker-UCLA
111) Kam Chancellor-Safety-Virginia Tech
112) Garrett Graham-Tight End-Wisconsin
113) Al Woods-Defensive Tackle-LSU
114) John Ester-Center-Hawaii
115) Jordan Shipley-Wide Receiver-Texas
116) Anthony McCoy-Tight End-USC
117) Stevenson Sylvester-Outside Linebacker-Utah
118) Stephan Virgil-Cornerback-Virginia Tech
119) Thomas Austin-Guard-Clemson
120) Rahim Alem-Defensive End-LSU
121) Anderson Russell=Safety-Ohio State
122) Brandon Carter-Guard-Texas Tech
123) Shareece Wright-Cornerback-USC
124) Barry Church-Safety-Toldeo
125) Willie Young-Defensive End-NC State
126) Jacoby Ford-Wide Receiver-Clemson
127) Keiland Williams-Running Back-LSU
128) Patrick Robinson-Cornerback-Florida State
129) Max Hall-Quarterback-BYU
130) Juice Williams-Quarterback-Illinois
