| Scott Wright's Top 32 Prospects for the 2010 NFL Draft |
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| 1. Ndamukong Suh |
DT |
Nebraska |
| Playmaker on the inside who can penetrate and take over games. |
| 2. Gerald McCoy |
DT |
Oklahoma |
| True difference-maker who's a force against the run and the pass. |
| 3. Eric Berry |
S |
Tennessee |
| Extremely athletic, physical, instinctive ballhawk in the secondary. |
| 4. Dez Bryant |
WR |
Oklahoma State |
| Prolific pass catcher with all of the tools to be a stud #1 wideout. |
| 5. Joe Haden |
CB |
Florida |
| Great athlete with prototypical blend of height, weight and speed. |
| 6. Rolando McClain |
ILB |
Alabama |
| Total package with outstanding measurables and top intangibles. |
| 7. Russell Okung |
OT |
Oklahoma State |
| Not a "Franchise Left Tackle" but excels as a pass and run blocker. |
| 8. Taylor Mays |
S |
Southern Cal |
| Physical freak who is built like a linebacker and runs like a corner. |
| 9. Bryan Bulaga |
OT |
Iowa |
| Physical blocker with a nasty disposition and well-rounded game. |
| 10. Trent Williams |
OT |
Oklahoma |
| Excellent all-around blocker who is capable of playing either side. |
| 11. Anthony Davis |
OT |
Rutgers |
| This year's most naturally gifted blocker but has character issues. |
| 12. C.J. Spiller |
RB |
Clemson |
| Can be a dangerous threat as a runner, receiver and return man. |
| 13. Jimmy Clausen |
QB |
Notre Dame |
| Physical tools are more than adequate and has a terrific pedigree. |
| 14. Derrick Morgan |
DE |
Georgia Tech |
| Not particularly flashy but plays both the pass and run effectively. |
| 15. Sam Bradford |
QB |
Oklahoma |
| Elite intangibles and accuracy but has health / pedigree concerns. |
| 16. Jason Pierre-Paul |
DE |
South Florida |
| Awfully raw but an extraordinary athlete with unlimited potential. |
| 17. Sergio Kindle |
OLB |
Texas |
| Great athlete and superb pass rusher who might fit best in a 3-4. |
| 18. Carlos Dunlap |
DE |
Florida |
| Freakish physical tools and talent but is still raw and inconsistent. |
| 19. Sean Weatherspoon |
OLB |
Missouri |
| An active playmaker who has a knack for being around the action. |
| 20. Earl Thomas |
S |
Texas |
| Young and relatively inexperienced but is a fast, athletic ballhawk. |
| 21. Jermaine Gresham |
TE |
Oklahoma |
| Dynamic pass catcher with a terrific blend of size and athleticism. |
| 22. Mike Iupati |
OG |
Idaho |
| Athletic, naturally strong, physical blocker who is still improving. |
| 23. Patrick Robinson |
CB |
Florida State |
| Possesses all of the physical tools you look for in a pro cover guy. |
| 24. Arrelious Benn |
WR |
Illinois |
| Average production in college but looks like a #1 target on paper. |
| 25. Golden Tate |
WR |
Notre Dame |
| Athletic Steve Smith-clone who plays like a much bigger wideout. |
| 26. Vladimir Ducasse |
OT |
Massachusetts |
| Huge (6-5, 330) small school blocker who can play tackle / guard. |
| 27. Chad Jones |
S |
Louisiana State |
| Raw but an amazing athlete with a rare blend of size and speed. |
| 28. Brandon LaFell |
WR |
Louisiana State |
| Dwayne Bowe-clone with a big, solid frame and good athleticism. |
| 29. Jahvid Best |
RB |
California |
| Big play threat with electrifying speed; also tough for a little guy. |
| 30. Dan Williams |
DT |
Tennessee |
| Space-eater with ability to play nose tackle in either a 4-3 or 3-4. |
| 31. Perrish Cox |
CB |
Oklahoma State |
| Top athlete with excellent size and speed plus some return skills. |
| 32. Jared Odrick |
DT |
Penn State |
| Well-rounded with an excellent motor and good triangle numbers. |
