draftguru151
12-17-2006, 10:33 AM
This is a college draft. Which team has the better college talent. Nothing to do with NFL talent but how well they play at the college level. Any player that was injured in the first two games are not in this. It's not what college team will win but which one has better talent.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Coach: Charlie Weis
Offense: Single Back - 2 TE Formation
Defense: 3-4
QB Brady Quinn Notre Dame
RB Marshawn Lynch California
WR Ted Ginn Ohio State
WR Dwayne Bowe LSU
TE Zach Miller Arizona St.
TE Greg Olsen Miami
OT Doug Free N. Illinois
OG Jeff Byers USC
C Doug Datish Ohio State
OG Mike Jones Iowa
OT Andre Smith Alabama
DE Adam Carriker 6-6, 300
NT Alan Branch 6-6, 330
DE Andre Fluellen 6-4, 290
OLB Brandon Siler 6-2, 235
ILB James Laurinaitis 6-3, 245
ILB Desmond Bishop 6-2, 243
OLB Quentin Groves 6-4, 250
CB Daymeion Hughes 6-2, 190
CB Johnathan Wade 6-0, 195
S Leonard Peters 6-1, 200
S Aaron Rouse 6-4, 225
On offense: Brady Quinn is the premier college QB in the land. Ted Ginn is most likely the fastest WR in the land and he has the speed to burn past defenders deep. His ability to stretch the field deep opens up WR Dwayne Bowe who is a great route runner and is one of the best in the nation at making the tough catch in the middle of traffic. As if that's not enough, Quinn has 2 elite TE's in Zach Miller and Greg Olsen who are both able to exploit the middle of the field very easily in one on one LB coverage. This 2 TE formation is also a great scheme to disguise the run versus the pass. With Marshawn Lynch coming out of the backfield this offense is potent.
On Defense: We have playmakers at every position. Alan Branch will single handedly command double triple teams and open things up for DEs Adam Carriker and Andre Fluellen to man handle their opposition. Our LB corp is the biggest and most talented corps assembled. With James Laurinaitis and Desmond Bishop in the middle and Brandon Siler and Quentin Groves attacking from the outside, offenses will have fits trying to get anything done. This group is great at the run as well as dropping back in coverage. In the secondary Daymeion Hughes is a shutdown corner, and Johnathan Wade is a star in his own right. Aaron Rouse and Leonard Peters are devesating punishers in the backfield. This assembly of talent is unpenetratable.
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QB Drew Stanton, Michigan State
WB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
FB Brian Leonard, Rutgers
WB Ian Johnson, Boise State
TE Matt Spaeth, Minnesota
SE Chansi Stuckey, Clemson
LT Alex Boone, Ohio State
LG Kasey Studdard, Texas
C Dan Mozes, West Virginia
RG Corey Hilliard, Oklahoma State
RT Chris Messner, Oklahoma
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RE Dan Bazuin, Central Michigan
NT Amobi Okoye, Louisville
UT Marcus Thomas, ex-Florida
LE Brian Robison, Texas
WLB Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech
ILB Justin Warren, Texas A&M
SLB Keith Rivers, Southern Cal
CB Aaron Ross, Texas
CB Fred Bennett, South Carolina
S Kenny Phillips, Miami
S Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame
Head Coach: Gene Chizik
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In case it's not obvious, Texas State will be running the triple-option out of the wishbone formation. Drew Stanton is a tough runner who can take a pounding, so I am confident with him as my quarterback. His first option will be to give it to the fullback, Brian Leonard. He can fake that instead and keep it himself. Depending on which side he goes to, he will have the option of pitching it to Adrian Peterson or Ian Johnson. Both are tough, touchdown machines. Matt Spaeth is a great blocker, as well as being very productive catching the ball and won the best tight end award this season. Chansi Stuckey is a burner who will be used to stretch the field occasionally to keep defenses honest, as well as on reverses. My offensive line has 3 of the Big XII's finest as well as a damn good LT in Alex Boone, and the best center in college football Dan Mozes. My defense is led by Justin Warren, a physical specimen and force against the run. He's flanked by Keith Rivers and Xavier Adibi, two physical FREAKS who are always around the ball. My line is perfectly balanced with a great 4-3 nose in Okoye and THE best 4-3 under tackle in Thomas. Bazuin is an elite pass rusher, while Robison is an underrated and well-rounded end in his own right. Aaron Ross is the most polished player out of a talented Texas secondary, and Fred Bennett is often overlooked because of the lack of talent on his defense. Kenny Phillips and Zbi are absolutely killers. Zbi will stay more in the box, but both are flexible enough that I don't need either to be a true free or strong safety.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Coach: Charlie Weis
Offense: Single Back - 2 TE Formation
Defense: 3-4
QB Brady Quinn Notre Dame
RB Marshawn Lynch California
WR Ted Ginn Ohio State
WR Dwayne Bowe LSU
TE Zach Miller Arizona St.
TE Greg Olsen Miami
OT Doug Free N. Illinois
OG Jeff Byers USC
C Doug Datish Ohio State
OG Mike Jones Iowa
OT Andre Smith Alabama
DE Adam Carriker 6-6, 300
NT Alan Branch 6-6, 330
DE Andre Fluellen 6-4, 290
OLB Brandon Siler 6-2, 235
ILB James Laurinaitis 6-3, 245
ILB Desmond Bishop 6-2, 243
OLB Quentin Groves 6-4, 250
CB Daymeion Hughes 6-2, 190
CB Johnathan Wade 6-0, 195
S Leonard Peters 6-1, 200
S Aaron Rouse 6-4, 225
On offense: Brady Quinn is the premier college QB in the land. Ted Ginn is most likely the fastest WR in the land and he has the speed to burn past defenders deep. His ability to stretch the field deep opens up WR Dwayne Bowe who is a great route runner and is one of the best in the nation at making the tough catch in the middle of traffic. As if that's not enough, Quinn has 2 elite TE's in Zach Miller and Greg Olsen who are both able to exploit the middle of the field very easily in one on one LB coverage. This 2 TE formation is also a great scheme to disguise the run versus the pass. With Marshawn Lynch coming out of the backfield this offense is potent.
On Defense: We have playmakers at every position. Alan Branch will single handedly command double triple teams and open things up for DEs Adam Carriker and Andre Fluellen to man handle their opposition. Our LB corp is the biggest and most talented corps assembled. With James Laurinaitis and Desmond Bishop in the middle and Brandon Siler and Quentin Groves attacking from the outside, offenses will have fits trying to get anything done. This group is great at the run as well as dropping back in coverage. In the secondary Daymeion Hughes is a shutdown corner, and Johnathan Wade is a star in his own right. Aaron Rouse and Leonard Peters are devesating punishers in the backfield. This assembly of talent is unpenetratable.
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QB Drew Stanton, Michigan State
WB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
FB Brian Leonard, Rutgers
WB Ian Johnson, Boise State
TE Matt Spaeth, Minnesota
SE Chansi Stuckey, Clemson
LT Alex Boone, Ohio State
LG Kasey Studdard, Texas
C Dan Mozes, West Virginia
RG Corey Hilliard, Oklahoma State
RT Chris Messner, Oklahoma
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RE Dan Bazuin, Central Michigan
NT Amobi Okoye, Louisville
UT Marcus Thomas, ex-Florida
LE Brian Robison, Texas
WLB Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech
ILB Justin Warren, Texas A&M
SLB Keith Rivers, Southern Cal
CB Aaron Ross, Texas
CB Fred Bennett, South Carolina
S Kenny Phillips, Miami
S Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame
Head Coach: Gene Chizik
http://static.flickr.com/33/51728551_071d42b545_m.jpg
In case it's not obvious, Texas State will be running the triple-option out of the wishbone formation. Drew Stanton is a tough runner who can take a pounding, so I am confident with him as my quarterback. His first option will be to give it to the fullback, Brian Leonard. He can fake that instead and keep it himself. Depending on which side he goes to, he will have the option of pitching it to Adrian Peterson or Ian Johnson. Both are tough, touchdown machines. Matt Spaeth is a great blocker, as well as being very productive catching the ball and won the best tight end award this season. Chansi Stuckey is a burner who will be used to stretch the field occasionally to keep defenses honest, as well as on reverses. My offensive line has 3 of the Big XII's finest as well as a damn good LT in Alex Boone, and the best center in college football Dan Mozes. My defense is led by Justin Warren, a physical specimen and force against the run. He's flanked by Keith Rivers and Xavier Adibi, two physical FREAKS who are always around the ball. My line is perfectly balanced with a great 4-3 nose in Okoye and THE best 4-3 under tackle in Thomas. Bazuin is an elite pass rusher, while Robison is an underrated and well-rounded end in his own right. Aaron Ross is the most polished player out of a talented Texas secondary, and Fred Bennett is often overlooked because of the lack of talent on his defense. Kenny Phillips and Zbi are absolutely killers. Zbi will stay more in the box, but both are flexible enough that I don't need either to be a true free or strong safety.