Top 125 Prospects

[darnik44two]

2008 NFL DRAFT TOP 125 PROSPECTS

001 Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville
002 Darren McFadden, HB, Arkansas*
003 Glenn Dorsey, DT, Louisiana State
004 Sam Baker, OT, Southern California
005 Kenny Phillips, S, Miami*
006 Andre Woodson, QB, Kentucky
007 Jake Long, OT, Michigan
008 Calais Campbell, DE, Miami*
009 Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona
010 John David Booty, QB, Southern California
011 Steve Slaton, HB, West Virginia*
012 Rey Maualuga, ILB/OLB, Southern California*
013 Early Doucet, WR, Louisiana State
014 DeJuan Tribble, CB, Boston College
015 Sedrick Ellis, DT, Southern California
016 DeSean Jackson, WR, California*
017 Chris Long, DE/DT, Virginia
018 Frank Okam, DT, Texas
019 Keith Rivers, OLB/ILB, Southern California
020 Justin King, CB, Penn State*
021 Malcom Kelly, WR, Oklahoma*
022 Quentin Groves, DE/OLB, Auburn
023 Dan Connor, OLB, Penn State
024 Derrick Harvey, DE, Florida
025 Jasper Brinkley, ILB, South Carolina
026 Barry Richardson, OT, Clemson
027 DeMario Pressley, DT, North Carolina State
028 Tommy Blake, DE, Texas Christian
029 Erin Henderson, OLB, Maryland
030 Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii
031 Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State*
032 James Laurinaitis, ILB, Ohio State*
033 Mario Manningham, WR, Michigan*
034 Tony Hills, OT, Texas
035 Matt Ryan, QB, Boston College
036 Vince Hall, ILB, Virginia Tech
037 Lawrence Jackson, DE/OLB, Southern California
038 Jonathan Stewert, HB, Oregon*
039 Limas Sweed, WR, Texas
040 Xavier Adibi, OLB, Virginia Tech
041 Ray Rice, HB, Rutgers*
042 Ali Highsmith, OLB, Louisiana State
043 Jonathan Hefney, S, Tennessee
044 Gosder Cherilus, OT, Boston College
045 Adraius Bowman, WR, Oklahoma State
046 Chris Ellis, DE/OLB, Virginia Tech
047 Aquib Talib, CB, Kansas*
048 Vernon Gholston, DE, Ohio State*
049 Michael Oher, OG, Mississippi*
050 Kendall Langford, DE, Hampton
051 Harry Douglas, WR, Louisville
052 Tashard Choice, HB, Georgia Tech
053 Phillip Merling, DE, Clemson*
054 Dwight Lowry, CB, San Jose State
055 Andre Fluellen, DT, Florida State
056 Cornelius Ingram TE, Florida
057 Dre Moore, DT, Maryland
058 Felix Jones, HB, Arkansas
059 Fili Maola, DT, Southern California
060 B.J. Raji DT, Boston College
061 Allen Patrick, HB, Oklahoma*
062 Earl Bennett, WR, Vanderbilt
063 Jamaal Charles, HB, Texas
064 Craig Steltz, S, Louisiana State
065 Sam Keller, QB, Nebraska
066 Andre Brown, HB, N.C. State*
067 Jordan Grimes. OG. Purdue
068 Chevis Jackson, CB, Louisiana State
069 Shannon Tevaga, OG. UCLA
070 Zach Bowman, CB, Nebraska
071 Erik Ainge, QB, Tennessee
072 Brandon Flowers, CB, Virginia Tech*
073 D.J. Hall, WR, Alabama
074 Ryan Clady, OT, Boise State*
075 Jack Ikegwuonu, CB, Wisconsin
076 John Carlson, TE, Notre Dame
077 Adam Spieker, C, Missouri
078 Red Bryant, DT, Texas A&M
079 Simeon Castille, CB, Alabama
080 Darry Beckwith, OLB, Louisiana State
081 Martin Rucker, TE, Missouri
082 Peyton Hillis, FB, Arkansas
083 Shawn Crable, OLB, Michigan
084 Keenan Burton, WR, Kentucky
085 Jonathan Luigs, C, Arkansas*
086 Fred Davis, TE, Southern California
087 Corey McKeon, ILB, Nebraska
088 Marcus Monk, WR, Arkansas*
089 Tyson Jackson, DE, Louisiana State*
090 Jamar Adams, S, Michigan
091 Jonathan Goff, ILB, Vanderbilt
092 Jonal Saint-Dic, DE, Michigan State
093 Javorskie Lane, FB, Texas A&M
094 Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio State*
095 Mike Hart, HB, Michigan
096 Jonathan Goff, ILB, Vanderbilt
097 James Davis, HB, Clemson*
098 Chase Holbrook QB, New Mexico State
099 Tom Zbikowski, S, Notre Dame
100 Mario Urrutia, WR, Louisville*
101 Kirk Barton, OT, Ohio State
102 Chad Henne, QB, Michigan
103 Chris Williams, OT, Vanderbilt
104 Ryan Torain, HB, Arizona State
105 Louis Holmes, DE, Arizona
106 Chris Horton, S, UCLA
107 Phil Trautwein, OT, Florida
108 Dorien Bryant, WR, Purdue
109 Yvenson Bernard, HB, Oregon State*
110 Terrell Thomas, CB, Southern California
111 Ricky Santos, QB, New Hampshire
112 Alex Boone, OT, Ohio State*
113 Jeremy Leman, ILB, Illinois
114 Mike Jenkins, CB, South Florida
115 James Hardy, WR, Indiana
116 Phillip Wheeler, ILB, Georgia Tech
117 Jeremy Zuttah, OG/OT, Rutgers
118 Owen Schmidt, FB, West Virginia
119 Rafeal Little, HB, Kentucky
120 Jarrett Dillard, WR, Rice
121 Albert Young, HB, Iowa
122 Bruce Davis, DE, UCLA
123 Geno Hayes, OLB, Florida State
124 Reggie Smith, CB, Oklahoma
125 Jacob Hester, FB, Louisiana State

[Caddy]

John David Booty is good, but top 10 might be pushing it just a little at the moment. I like 3-4 guys ahead of JDB at this point in time including Ryan and Brennan.

[foozball]

tyson jackson at 89?

[darnik44two]

tyson jackson at 89?

My rankings always depict approximate draft position. DE is deep and top heavy when underclassmen are in the mix. I agree, he'd be a steal at 89, I just see alot of DE's ahead of him.

Defensive Ends

01 Calais Campbell, DE, Miami*
02 Chris Long, DE/DT, Virginia
03 Quentin Groves, DE/OLB, Auburn
04 Derrick Harvey, DE/OLB, Florida
05 Tommy Blake, DE, Texas Christian
06 Lawrence Jackson, DE/OLB, Southern California
07 Vernon Gholston, DE, Ohio State*
08 Kendall Langford, DE, Hampton
09 Phillip Merling, DE, Clemson*
10 Chris Ellis, DE/OLB, Virginia Tech
11 Tyson Jackson, DE, Louisiana State*
12 Louis Holmes, DE, Arizona
13 Bruce Davis, DE, UCLA
14 Eric Foster, DE/DT, Rutgers
15 Matt Schaughnessy, DE, Wisconsin*

[foozball]

i dont see how langford, merling, and ellis are ahead of him. the kids a beast at 6'5 290lbs with a track record and athleticism for his size. id put him ahead of blake and jackson as well, but not gholston.

[Tampa 2 4 life]

Mike Jenkins at 114? No Trae Williams or Ben Moffitt?

[Ward]

Jarrett Dillard is far too low, IMO.

[HoopsDemon12]

tribble is above way to many talented corners IMO

[CARDIAC CAT 7]

Sadness not being on list rating (1-5):
Lavelle Hawkins , WR , Cal :(:(
Charles Godfrey , CB , Iowa :(:(:(:(:(
Titus Brown , LB , Mississippi State:(:(:(:(
Quintin Demps , S , UTEP:(:(:(:(
Dennis Keyes , S , UCLA:(
Josh Barrett , S , Arizona State:(
(Safties I can understand not being on so im OK, just keep an eye on them

[BUSTKUNTLAWL]

Rashard Mendenhall?

[Mr. Stiller]

tribble is above way to many talented corners IMO

I think Tribble is literally the best draft-eligible corner this year. He may not have the measureables, but I wouldn't put maybe more than 1-2 guys ahead of him.

[HoopsDemon12]

I think Tribble is literally the best draft-eligible corner this year. He may not have the measureables, but I wouldn't put maybe more than 1-2 guys ahead of him.

Ike and King are my top two.. with tribble, jenkins, cason and lowery right behind

[Big_Pete]

you seem to have missed LB Philip Wheeler, Georgia Tech is that deliberate?

btw you might want to put a space after every 10 to brak it up a little and make it easier to read.

[darnik44two]

Rashard Mendenhall?

I have him around 15th overall rb. My rankings depict approximate draft position, and certainly 15 RB's won't b taken in the top 125.

[Sniper]

you seem to have missed LB Philip Wheeler, Georgia Tech is that deliberate?

btw you might want to put a space after every 10 to brak it up a little and make it easier to read.

No he didn't miss him. #116. Should be higher IMO, but it's his rankings. I think Long would be better than 7. I think he's the best OL in America.

[darnik44two]

I think Tribble is literally the best draft-eligible corner this year. He may not have the measureables, but I wouldn't put maybe more than 1-2 guys ahead of him.

Tribble=Revis, by that I mean nobody knows yet. I was pumping Revis last year when people said he was a mid 2nd rounder at best. Also, scouting reports on Tribble sound very familiar to Revis' incorrect scouting reports last year. Besides those comparisons, Tribble reminds me slightly of Revis. His main concern is some off-the-field baggage.

[darnik44two]

No he didn't miss him. #116. Should be higher IMO, but it's his rankings. I think Long would be better than 7. I think he's the best OL in America.

Long is good, but he is nowhere near as technically sound as Sam Baker.

[Sniper]

Long is good, but he is nowhere near as technically sound as Sam Baker.

But he's way more dominating than Baker is. Care to explain why Slaton is so high? Just curious...

[Michigan]

Long is good, but he is nowhere near as technically sound as Sam Baker.

You're right. Long is even more technically sound. Remember, pass protection ability does NOT equal technique.

[Green Bay Scat]

u know u have Jonathan Goff on there twice right

[Xiomera]

007 Jake Long, OT, Michigan


Too Low

And Manningham is too high at #33.

[Mr. Stiller]

Tribble=Revis, by that I mean nobody knows yet. I was pumping Revis last year when people said he was a mid 2nd rounder at best. Also, scouting reports on Tribble sound very familiar to Revis' incorrect scouting reports last year. Besides those comparisons, Tribble reminds me slightly of Revis. His main concern is some off-the-field baggage.

Off the field baggage? He got in 1 bar fight...

Whats going to make him the 3rd/4th CB taken is his measurements (5'8-5'10, 180-190lbs and 4.45-4.49 speed)

[dogthebountyhunter]

Dan Connor at 23?!?!

[Pit Bull #53]

Jon Hefney has played like complete trash this year. He looks lost out on the field, and his tackling has been garbage. He just puts his head down and runs into people. Very unsuccessfully.