Wednesday, May 26, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Notable Free Agents for 2011

DE
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Haloti Ngata
Robert Mathis
Richard Seymour

DT
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Pat Williams

OLB
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Elvis Dumervil
LaMarr Woodley
Shawn Merriman

ILB
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David Harris

CB
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Jonathon Joseph
Eric Wright
Champ Bailey
Lito Sheppard

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Antoine Bethea
Darren Sharper

PostHeaderIcon 2011 Free Agents: Defense

Age is in parentheses. Ages are from last season so for some a year needs to be added to their age.

Defensive End
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Kenny Iwebema, Cardinals, (24)
Haloti Ngata, Ravens, (25)
Charles Johnson, Panthers, (23)
Mark Anderson, Bears, (26)
Jonathan Fanene, Bengals, (27)
CJ Mosley, Browns, (26)
Robarie Smith, Browns, (31)
Marcus Spears, Cowboys, (26)
Jason Hatcher, Cowboys, (27)
Stephen Bowen, Cowboys, (25)
Jared DeVries, Lions, (33)
Cliff Avril, Lions, (23)
Turk McBride, Lions, (24)
Johnny Jolly, Packers, (26)
Cullen Jenkins, Packers, (28)
Robert Mathis, Colts, (28)
Reggie Heyward, Jaguars, (30)
Tony McDaniel, Dolphins, (26)
Ray Edwards, Vikings, (24)
Bryan Robinson, Vikings, (26)
Jayme Mitchell, Vikings, (25)
Mathias Kiwanuka, Giants, (26)
David Tollefson, Giants, (28)
Shaun Ellis, Jets, (32)
Richard Seymour, Raiders, (29)
Jason Richardson, Raiders, (25)
Victor Abiamiri, Eagles, (23)
Ryon Bingham, Chargers, (28)
Jacques Cesair, Chargers, (29)
Demetric Evans, 49ers, (29)
Ray McDonald, 49ers, (24)
Baraka Evans, Seahawks, (25)
Victor Adeyanju, Rams, (26)
Stylez White, Buccaneers, (30)
Dave Ball, Titans, (28)
Jacob Ford, Titans, (26)

Defensive Tackle
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Bryan Robinson, Cardinals, (35)
Gabe Watson, Cardinals, (25)
Alan Branch, Cardinals, (24)
Trey Lewis, Falcons, (24)
Chris Kelsay, Bills, (29)
Nick Hayden, Panthers, (23)
Tank Tyler, Panthers, (24)
Ed Johnson, Panthers, (25)
Anthony Adams, Bears, (29)
Junior Siavii, Cowboys, (30)
Ronald Fields, Broncos, (27)
Marcus Thomas, Broncos, (23)
Andre Fluellen, Lions, (24)
Deljuan Robinson, Texans, (25)
Keyunta Dawson, Colts, (24)
Eric Foster, Colts, (24)
Derrick Landry, Jaguars, (26)
Atiyyah Ellison, Jaguars, (27)
Ron Edwards, Chiefs, (30)
Paul Soliai, Dolphins, (25)
Pat Williams, Vikings, (36)
Fred Evans, Vikings, (25)
Barry Cofield, Giants, (25)
Jay Alford, Giants, (26)
Chris Hoke, Steelers, (33)
Travis Johnson, Chargers, (27)
Aubrayo Franklin, 49ers, (29)
Brandon Mebane, Seahawks, (24)
Craig Terrill, Seahawks, (29)
Clifton Ryan, Rams, (25)
Dre Moore, Buccaneers, (24)


Outside Linebacker
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Stephen Nicholas, Falcons, (26)
Mike Peterson, Falcons, (33)
Coy Wire, Falcons, (30)
Antwan Barnes, Ravens, (24)
Keith Ellison, Bills, (25)
Thomas Davis, Panthers, (26)
Landon Johnson, Panthers, (28)
James Anderson, Panthers, (25)
Jamal Williams, Panthers, (25)
Nick Roach, Bears, (24)
Pisa Tinoisomoa, Bears, (28)
Rashad Jeanty, Bengals, (26)
Brandon Johnson, Bengals, (26)
Matt Roth, Browns, (26)
Chris Gocong, Browns, (25)
Elvis Dumervil, Broncos, (25)
Zach Diles, Texans, (24)
Clint Session, Colts, (24)
Tamba Hali, Chiefs, (25)
Mike Vrabel, Chiefs, (34)
Charlie Anderson, Dolphins, (27)
Chad Greenway, Vikings, (26)
Ben Leber, Vikings, (30)
Derrick Burgess, Patriots, (31)
Pierre Woods, Patriots, (27)
Scott Shanle, Saints, (29)
Clint Ingram, Saints, (26)
JoLonn Dunbar, Saints, (24)
Thomas Howard, Raiders, (26)
Ricky Brown, Raiders, (25)
Sam Williams, Raiders, (29)
Ernie Sims, Eagles, (24)
Akeem Jordan, Eagles, (24)
LaMarr Woodley, Steelers, (24)
Andre Frazier, Steelers, (27)
Shawn Merriman, Chargers, (25)
Manny Lawson, 49ers, (24)
Bobby Carpenter, Rams, (26)
Chris Chamberlien, Rams, (23)
Angelo Croswell, Buccaneers, (28)
Quincy Black, Buccaneers, (25)
Jon Alston, Buccaneers, (26)
David Thornton, Titans, (30)
Rocky McIntosh, Redskins, (30)

Inside Linebacker
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Paul Posluszny, Bills, (26)
Dhani Jones, Bengals, (31)
Abdul Hodge, Bengals, (26)
D'Qwell Jackson, Browns, (25)
Jason Trusnik, Browns, (25)
Wesley Woodyard, Broncos, (23)
Nick Greisen, Broncos, (30)
Desmond Bishop, Packers, (25)
Kirk Morrison, Jaguars, (27)
Justin Durant, Jaguars, (23)
Derrick Johnson, Chiefs, (26)
Corey Mays, Chiefs, (25)
Tim Dobbins, Dolphins, (26)
Gary Guyton, Patriots, (31)
Eric Alexander, Patriots, (27)
David Harris, Jets, (25)
Stewart Bradley, Eagles, (25)
Omar Gaither, Eagles, (25)
Keyaron Fox, Steelers, (27)
Stephen Cooper, Chargers, (30)
Kevin Burnett, Chargers, (26)
Brandon Siler, Chargers, (23)
Takeo Spikes, 49ers, (32)
David Hawthorne, Seahawks, (24)
Barrett Rudd, Buccaneers, (26)
Adam Heyward, Buccaneers, (25)
Stephen Tullock, Titans, (24)

Cornerback
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Micheal Adams, Cardinals, (24)
Justin Miller, Cardinals, (25)
Brian Williams, Falcons, (30)
Fabian Washington, Ravens, (26)
Chris Carr, Ravens, (26)
Drayton Florence, Bills, (28)
Ashton Youboty, Bills, (24)
Richard Marshall, Panthers, (24)
CJ Wilson, Panthers, (24)
Corey Graham, Bears, (24)
Jonathan Joseph, Bengals, (25)
David Jones, Bengals, (23)
Eric Wright, Browns, (24)
Brandon McDonald, Browns, (24)
Champ Bailey, Broncos, (31)
Chris Houston, Lions, (24)
Eric King, Lions, (27)
Tramon Williams, Packers, (26)
Will Blackmon, Packers, (24)
Fred Bennett, Texans, (25)
Scott Starks, Jaguars, (26)
Brandon Carr, Chiefs, (23)
Lito Sheppard, Vikings, (28)
Usama Young, Saints, (24)
Antonio Cromartie, Jets, (25)
Drew Coleman, Jets, (26)
Stanford Routt, Raiders, (26)
Ellis Hobbs, Eagles, (26)
Ike Taylor, Steelers, (29)
William Gay, Steelers, (24)
Karl Paymah, 49ers, (26)
Josh Wilson, Seahawks, (24)
Kelly Jennings, Seahawks, (26)
Justin King, Rams, (22)
Ronde Barber, Buccaneers, (34)
Elbert Mack, Buccaneers, (23)
Tye Hill, Titans, (27)
Carlos Rodgers, Redskins, (28)

Safety
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Ben Graham, Cardinals, (35)
Dewan Landry, Ravens, (26)
Donte Whitner, Bills, (24)
George Wilson, Bills, (28)
Danieal Manning, Bears, (27)
Chinedem Ndukwe, Bengals, (24)
Roy Williams, Bengals, (29)
Kyries Hebert, Bengals, (28)
Abram Elam, Browns, (27)
Nick Sorensen, Browns, (31)
Gene Sensebaugh, Cowboys, (26)
Alan Ball, Cowboys, (24)
Pat Watkins, Cowboys, (26)
Courtney Brown, (25)
Daniel Bullocks, Lions, (26)
Jarrad Page, Chiefs, (24)
DeJuan Morgan, Chiefs, (23)
Atari Bigby, Packers, (27)
Bernard Pollard, Texans, (25)
Antoine Bethea, Colts, (25)
Melvin Bullett, Colts, (24)
Sean Considine, Jaguars, (27)
Gerald Alexander, Jaguars, (25)
Husain Abdullah, Vikings, (24)
Brandon McDowen, Patriots, (25)
Darren Sharper, Saints, (33)
Deon Grant, Giants, (30)
Micheal Johnson, Giants, (25)
Aaron Rosue, Giants, (25)
Brodney Pool, Jets, (25)
Eric Smith, Jets, (26)
James Ihedigbo, Jets, (25)
Hiram Eugene, Raiders, (28)
Quintin Mikell, Eagles, (28)
Eric Weddle, Chargers, (24)
Paul Oliver, Chargers, (25)
Dashon Goldson, 49ers, (24)
OJ Atogwe, Rams, (28)
Kevin Payne, Rams, (25)
Tanard Jackson, Buccaneers, (24)
Sabby Piscitelli, Buccaneers, (26)
Reed Doughtry, Redskins, (26)
Tuesday, May 25, 2010

PostHeaderIcon 2011 Free Agents: Offense

Age is in parentheses, Ages are from last playing season so some are the next year up in age.
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Quarterback
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Troy Smith, Ravens, (25)
John Beck, Ravens, (28)
Trent Edwards, Bills, (26)
Matt Moore, Panthers, (25)
Caleb Hanie, Bears, (23)
JT O'Sullivan, Bengals, (30)
Jordan Palmer,Bengals, (25)
Seneca Wallace, Browns, (29)
Kyle Orton, Broncos, (26)
Shaun Hill, Lions, (29)
Drew Stanton, Lions, (25)
Luke McCown, Jaguars, (28)
Brody Croyle, Chiefs, (26)
Matt Gutierrez, Chiefs, (25)
Chad Pennington, Dolphins, (33)
Tyler Thighpen, Dolphins, (25)
Brett Favre, Vikings, (39)
Tavarias Jackson, Vikings, (26)
Tom Brady, Patriots, (32)
Jim Sorgi, Giants, (28)
Kellen Clemens, Jets, (26)
Bruce Gradkowski, Raiders, (26)
Mike Vick, Eagles, (29)
Dennis Dixon, Steelers, (24)
Billy Volek, Chargers, (33)
Alex Smith, 49ers, (25)
Matt Hasselback, Seahawks, (33)
Kerry Collins, Titans, (36)
Chris Simms, Titans, (29)
Donovan McNabb, Redskins, (32)
Rex Grossman, Redskins, (29)

Runningback
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Tim Hightower, Cardinals, (23)
Jason Wright, Cardinals, (27)
Jerious Norwood, Falcons, (26)
Jason Snelling, Falcons, (25)
LeRon McClain, Ravens, (24)
DeAngelo Williams, Panthers, (26)
Garrett Wolfe, Bears, (25)
Cedric Benson, Bengals, (26)
Brian Leonard, Bengals, (25)
Jerome Harrison, Browns, (26)
Lawrence Vickers, Browns, (26)
Kevin Smith, Lions, (22)
Jerome Felton, Lions, (23)
Brandon Jackson, Packers, (23)
Korey Hall, Packers, (26)
Ryan Moats, Texans, (26)
Vonta Leach, Texans, (27)
Joseph Addai, Colts, (26)
Jamaal Charles, Chiefs, (22)
Kolby Smith, Chiefs, (24)
Mike Cox, Chiefs, (24)
Ronnie Brown, Dolphins, (27)
Ricky Williams, Dolphins, (32)
Patrick Cobbs, Dolphins, (26)
Naufuhu Tahi, Vikings, (27)
Fred Taylor, Patriots, (33)
Laurence Maroney, Patriots, (24)
Sammy Morris, Patriots, (32)
Kevin Faulk,Patriots, (33)
Heath Evans, Saints, (30)
Ahmad Bradshaw, Giants, (27)
Danny Ware, Giants, (24)
Micheal Bush, Raiders, (25)
Mike Bell, Eagles, (26)
Melwelde Moore, Steelers, (28)
Darren Sproles, Chargers, (26)
Mike Tolbert, Chargers, (23)
Lendale White, Seahawks, (24)
Leon Washington, Seahawks, (27)
Kenneth Darby, Rams, (26)
Willie Parker, Redskins, (28)


Wide Receiver
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Steve Breaston, Cardinals, (26)
Early Doucet, Cardinals, (23)
Brian Finneran, Falcons, (33)
Mark Clayton, Ravens, (27)
Donte Stallworth, Ravens, (28)
Demetrius Williams, Ravens, (26)
Dwayne Jarrett, Panthers, (22)
Kenneth Moore, Panthers, (24)
Rashied Davis, Bears, (30)
Matt Jones, Bengals, (27)
Chansi Stuckey, Browns, (25)
Miles Austin, Cowboys, (25)
Sam Hurd, Cowboys, (24)
Brandon Stokley, Broncos, (33)
Dennis Northcutt, Lions, (31)
Donald Driver, Packers, (34)
James Jones, Packers, (25)
Jacoby Jones, Texans, (25)
Mike Sims-Walker, Jaguars, (24)
Kassim Osgood, Jaguars, (29)
Troy Williamson, Jaguars, (26)
Devard Darling, Chiefs, (27)
Davone Bess, Dolphins, (23)
Sidney Rice, Vikings, (23)
Randy Moss, Patriots, (32)
Torry Holt, Patriots, (33)
Steve Smith, Giants, (24)
Santonio Holmes, Jets, (25)
Braylon Edwards, Jets, (26)
Brad Smith, Jets, (25)
David Clowney, Jets, (24)
Johnnie Lee Higgins, Raiders, (25)
Vincent Jackson, Chargers, (26)
Malcom Floyd, Chargers, (27)
Legedu Naanee, Chargers, (24)
Ben Obamanu, Seahawks. (25)
Laurent Robinson, Rams, (24)
Keenan Burton, Rams, (24)
Maurice Stovall, Buccaneers, (24)
Dexter Jackson, Buccaneers, (23)
Santana Moss, Redskins, (30)


Tight End
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Ben Patrick, Cardinals, (25)
Anthony Becht, Cardinals, (32)
Stephen Spach, Cardinals, (27)
Tony Gonzalez, Falcons, (33)
Derek Schouman, Bills, (24)
Jeff King, Panthers, (26)
Donte Rasario, Panthers, (24)
Desmond Clark, Bears, (32)
Daniel Coats, Bengals, (25)
Tony Schefler, Lions, (26)
Owen Daniels, Texans, (26)
Mercedes Lewis, Jaguars, (25)
Brad Cottam, Chiefs, (24)
Anthony Fasano, Dolphins, (25)
Joey Haynos, Dolphins, (25)
Kevin Boss, Giants, (25)
Zach Miller, Raiders, (23)
Matt Shobel, Eagles, (30)
Matt Spaeth, Steelers, (24)
Antonio Gates, Chargers, (29)
Vernon Davis, 49ers, (25)
Daniel Fells, Rams, (25)
Jeramy Stevens, Buccaneers, (29)
John Gilmore, Buccaneers, (29)
Bo Scaife, Titans, (28)

Offensive Tackle
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Tyson Clabo, Falcons, (27)
Quinn Ojinnaka, Falcons, (25)
Jared Gaither, Ravens, (23)
Tony Mole, Ravens, (26)
Dennis Roland, Bengals, (26)
Doug Free, Cowboys, (25)
Pat McQuisten, Cowboys, (26)
Ryan Harris, Broncos, (24)
Troy Polumbus, Broncos, (24)
Jon Jansen, Lions, (33)
Allen Barbre, Packers, (24)
Rashad Butler, Texans, (26)
Charlie Johnson, Colts, (25)
Tony Ugoh, Colts, (25)
Ryan O' Callaghan, Chiefs, (26)
Drew Radovich, Vikings, (24)
Matt Light, Patriots, (31)
Zach Strief, Saints, (25)
Jermon Bushrod, Saints, (25)
Guy Whimper, Giants, (26)
Mario Henderson, Raiders, (24)
Khalif Barnes, Raiders, (27)
Willie Colon, Steelers, (26)
Trai Essex, Steelers, (26)
Tony Hills, Steelers, (24)
Marcus McNeill, Chargers, (25)
Jeromy Clary, Chargers, (25)
Barry Sims, 49ers, (34)
Ray Willis, Seahawks, (26)
Adam Goldberg, Rams, (29)
Donald Penn, Buccaneers, (26)
Jeremy Trueblood, Buccaneers, (26)
Mike Otto, Titans, (26)
Stephon Hayer, Redskins, (25)

Offensive Guard
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Reggie Wells, Cardinals, (28)
Dan Lutui, Cardinals, (26)
Alan Faneca, Cardinals, (32)
Justin Blalock, Falcons, (25)
Harvey Dahl, Falcons, (28)
Marsha Yanda, Ravens, (24)
Evan Mathis, Bengals, (27)
Nate Livings, Bengals, (27)
Kyle Kosier, Cowboys, (30)
Chris Kuper, Broncos, (26)
Robert Sims, Lions, (25)
Manuel Rameriz, Lions, (26)
Daren Collydge, Packers, (27)
Jason Spitz, Packers, (26)
Kasey Studdard, Texans, (25)
Kynan Forney, Jaguars, (30)
Richie Incognito, Dolphins, (26)
Logan Mankins, Patriots, (27)
Jahri Evans, Saints, (26)
Carl Nicks, Saints, (26)
Adam Koets, Giants, (25)
Kevin Boothe, Giants, (26)
Max Jean-Gilles, Eagles, (25)
David Bass, 49ers, (27)
Tony Wragge, 49ers, (30)
John Greco, Rams, (24)
Mark Setterstrom, Rams, (25)
Davin Joseph, Buccaneers, (25)

Center
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Lyle Sedlein, Cardinals, (25)
Ben Claxton, Cardinals, (29)
Chris Chester, Ravens, (26)
Ryan Kalil, Panthers, (24)
Olin Kreutz, Bears, (32)
Josh Beekman, Bears, (26)
Kyle Cook, Bengals, (26)
Dylan Gandy, Lions, (27)
Uche Nwaneri, Jaguars, (25)
Casey Weigmann, Chiefs, (36)
Rudy Niswanger, Chiefs, (26)
Jonathan Goodwin, Saints, (30)
Nick Mangold, Jets, (25)
Chris Morris, Raiders, (26)
Samson Satele, Raiders, (24)
Nick Cole, Eagles, (25)
Chris Spencer, Seahawks, (27)
Leroy Harris, Titans, (25)

PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Allen Bailey

Allen Bailey,DE/DT,Miami
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Height and Weight: 6-4, 288 lbs.
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Strengths: Athleticism,Tackling, Great Top End Speed, Versatility, Good Height
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Weakness: Slow Reaction Time Off the Snap, Only 1 Move
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Summary: For his size and frame NFL scouts are drooling over what this guy could become. He has freakish athleticism for an almost 300 lb. man. People that big aren't supposed to be able to run as fast as he can. He can fit in any system 4-3 at End or Tackle, 3-4 End. He has the frame to put on weight and most think he'll have to do that and play DT in the NFL. When he gets to the NFL he better work on his reaction time off the snap. Everyone in the NFL is talented, in college he's often the last one moving after the ball is snapped and he'll never make it in the NFL where fractions of a second are huge on every play. He also needs to develop more moves than just the swim move, which he uses well.
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2008: 36 Tackles, 5 Sacks
2009: 34 Tackles, 7 Sacks, 2 Forced Fumbles
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQvcXWLQKyk

PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Daniel Thomas

Daniel Thomas,RB,Kansas State
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Height and Weight: 6-2, 227 lbs.
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Strengths: Size, Strength, Good Hands For His Size, Versatility,
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Weakness: Plays too high,
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Summary: Thomas is a big, bruising back that runs people over. He was a high school QB and can play the QB position in the wildcat. He does a decent job catching the ball. I haven't seen enough on him yet so the only problem i've seen is he runs with his pad level too high, he's a couple inches taller than the average NFL back.
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2009: 247 Attempts, 1265 Yards, 5.1 Yards per Carry, 11 TD's, 25 Catches, 257 Yards
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S92wiR5Bx9A

PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Jonathon Baldwin

Jonathon Baldwin,WR,Pittsburgh
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Height and Weight: 6-5, 225 lbs.
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Strengths: Size, Leaping Ability, Strength, Hands, Body Control
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Weakness: Unpolished Route Runner, Average Speed
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Summary: Baldwin is a big, tall WR that knows how to use his body. He can go up and get it as well as anyone in college except for maybe AJ Green. He has good hands and can pluck the ball out of the air. He needs to work on his route running as he's a little high and slow coming out of his breaks. He doesn't have great top end speed, but it's adequate especially with his size.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi5F-ibEYyQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE2jhSG3bEs&feature=related

PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Micheal Floyd

Micheal Floyd,WR,Notre Dame
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Height and Weight: 6-3, 220 lbs.
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Strengths: Size, Route Running, Hands, Body Control,Leaping Ability, Experience,
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Weakness: Durability Issues, Character Concerns, Concerns of top end speed
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Summary: Floyd has been an excellent WR in a pro style offense at Notre Dame the last 2 years. He should put up huge numbers in Brian Kelly's offense. Floyd is built very solid at 6-3, 220 lbs. He is as polished of a route runner as anyone in this draft class. I love his ability to go up and use his body to shield defenders and come down with the jump ball. He's also very good at keeping his feet in bounds on the sideline. Some downside is he's yet to play an entire season and he got in a fight at an on campus party. Also there are some questioning his top end speed, but I could careless what his 40 time will be, he plays fast on the football field.
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2008: 48 Receptions,719 Yards, 7 TD's
2009: 44 Receptions, 795 Yards, 9 TD's, 1 Rush, 8 Yards
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Monday, May 24, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Jermaine Gresham Has A Personal Mentor

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Jermaine Gresham is in the best possible place he could have gone in this year's draft. Now that the Bengals re-signed Reggie Kelly. Gresham is likely going to be the opening day starter at TE and is probably the best pure pass catcher the Bengals have had at the position since the 80's. I think Gresham is going to be a complete TE as well.

Reggie Kelly is an excellent player, teammate, and just all around human being. He wants to help Gresham be the best player he can possibly be. A lot of players say they want to mentor the young kids, but alot of the time they don't. Especially if their job is on the line. Kelly is sincere in wanting to do what's best for Gresham and the team. I believe he will be the best veteran mentor for any rookie at any position this year. He's been around the game for years, and has some of the best blocking mechanics in the NFL. He's been an unsung hero for the Bengals and we all saw what happened last year when he went down.

For Gresham he needs to soak in everything he can from Kelly from mechanics, to film study, to taking care of his body. If I'm Gresham, I'm buying a house next door to Kelly. He should be there when Kelly wakes up and be there when Kelly is going to bed. Getting drafted by the Bengals is the best thing that ever happened to Gresham. His odds of being a successful 1st round pick and possible all-pro TE went up considerably when they brought Kelly back. If Gresham eats, breathes, lives with Kelly from now until the end of his first season he should make an instant impact this year and be ready to be a pro bowl TE by next season.
Sunday, May 23, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Rashard Hall

Rashard Hall,FS,Clemson
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Height and Weight: 6-2, 195 lbs.
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Rahim Moore

Rahim Moore,FS,UCLA
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Height and Weight: 6-1, 197 lbs.
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Strengths: Coverage, Speed, Instincts, Mechanics
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Weakness: Some Character Questions,
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Summary: Moore is considered by many to be the top coverage Safety in this draft class and would look good in a Bengals uniform. Moore is excellent against the pass, as he led the nation in interceptions last year. He's okay against the run he could definitely improve in that area. The character questions are minor, he and a teammate were thought to intentionally try to injure Arizona's LT in a game last season.
(More to come after I watch more tape this coming season)
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Player Comparison: Earl Thomas ( A bigger version), Kerry Rhodes
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2008: 58 Tackles, 3 Interceptions
2009: 45 Tackles, 1 Sack, 10 Interceptions
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Prince Amukamara

Prince Amukamara,CB,Nebraska
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Von Miller

Von Miller,OLB,Texas A&M
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Robert Quinn

Robert Quinn,DE,North Carolina
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Jurrell Casey

Jurrell Casey,DT,USC
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Joseph Barksdale

Joseph Barksdale,OT,LSU
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: AJ Green

AJ Green,WR,Georgia
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Ryan Williams

Ryan Williams,RB,Virginia Tech
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Andrew Luck

Andrew Luck,QB,Stanford
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Strengths: Size, Arm Strength, Athleticism, Intelligence, Pocket Awareness
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Bruce Carter

Bruce Carter,OLB,North Carolina
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Cameron Heyward

Cameron Heyward,DE/DT,Ohio State
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Gabe Carimi

Gabe Carimi,OT,Wisconsin
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Julio Jones

Julio Jones,WR,Alabama
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Marcell Dareus

Marcell Dareus,DT/DE,Alabama
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Patrick Peterson

Patrick Peterson,CB,LSU
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Jake Locker

Jake Locker,QB,Washington
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2007: 155 Completions, 328 Attempts, 2062 Yards, 47.3 Comp. %, 14 TD's, 15 Interceptions
2008: 50 Completions, 93 Attempts, 512 Yards, 53.8 Comp. %, 1 TD, 0 Interceptions
2009: 230 Completions, 395 Attempts, 2800 Yards, 58.2 Comp. %, 21 TD's, 11 Interceptions
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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: DeAndre McDaniel

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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Mark Ingram

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PostHeaderIcon Scouting Reports: Main Page

All Reports Will Have More Added To Them During and After the Upcoming Season. No Report is Final and Some Will Have Changes Made As I Get More Tape On Each Player.
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Quarterbacks

Jake Locker
Andrew Luck
Ryan Mallett
Christian Ponder
Pat Devlin


Runningbacks

Mark Ingram
Ryan Williams
Noel Divine
Evan Royster
Daniel Thomas
Jacquizz Rodgers
DeMarco Murray


Wide Receivers

Julio Jones
AJ Green
Jonathon Baldwin
Micheal Floyd
Terrance Tolliver
DeVier Posey


Offensive Lineman

Gabe Carimi
Joseph Barksdale
Mike Pouncey
Anthony Castanzo


Defensive Tackle

Marcell Dareus
Jurrell Casey
Marvin Austin
Jerrell Powe
Jarvis Jenkins

Defensive End

Cameron Heyward
Robert Quinn
Greg Romeus
Adrian Clayborn
Allen Bailey
Nick Perry
Jack Crawford


Linebacker

Bruce Carter
Von Miller
Don'ta Hightower
Quan Sturdivant
Travis Lewis


Cornerback

Patrick Peterson
Prince Amukamara
Aaron Williams
Ras-I Dowling
Brandon Harris
Janoris Jenkins
Curtis Brown


Safety

DeAndre McDaniel
Deunta Williams
Rahim Moore
Rashard Hall
Mark Barron
Chris Culliver
Will Allen
Blake Gideon

PostHeaderIcon Scouting Report: Deunta Williams

Deunta Williams,FS,North Carolina
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

PostHeaderIcon 2011 Mock Draft

Updated 5/19/2010


1. Buffalo Bills- Jake Locker,QB,Washington

The Bills passed twice on Jimmy Clausen, they have to do their fan base a favor and take a QB. Fitzpatrick,Edwards, and Brohm aren't the answer.

2. Cleveland Browns- Julio Jones,WR,Alabama

The Browns need a true number 1 WR. Massoquoi had a decent rookie season and could develop into a decent number 2, but Jones has the talent to be an all-pro WR.

3. St. Louis Rams- AJ Green,WR,Georgia

If the Rams are picking high next year they need to grab one of the highly touted receivers in next year's draft to give Sam Bradford a legit number 1 WR.

4. Kansas City Chiefs- Patrick Peterson,CB,LSU

The Chiefs took Eric Berry in this year's draft and if they add an elite CB like Peterson their defensive backfield could be stellar. That added with all those first round picks on the D line could lead to a dominate defense in the near future.

5. Denver Broncos- Jonathon Baldwin,WR,Pittsburgh

Demaryius Thomas could end up being a stud in a couple years, but something tells me Josh McDaniels will want multiple top notch receivers like he had in New England.

6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Cameron Heyward,DE,Ohio State

I love what the Bucs did in the draft this year, they should be set at DT for years to come and have two players that can bring pressure up the middle and force the QB out of the pocket. Now they need someone on the outside who can get to that QB out of the pocket.

7. Jacksonville Jaguars- Marcell Dareus,DT,Alabama

The Jags went DT in this year's 1st round, but Dareus will be too much value to pass on here. He's number 1 on the big board but if the draft falls like this he could slip due to team needs. However if he fell this far someone would likely trade up to grab him.

8. New England Patriots- Robert Quinn,DE,North Carolina

This is the pick the Pats got for Richard Seymour. They could spend it on someone who could replace his production and Quinn has the potential to do that.

9. Detroit Lions- Gabe Carimi,OT,Wisconsin

The Lions need that franchise LT to protect their franchise QB. If Stafford stays healthy this could be the last year the Lions pick in the top 10 for a while, they need to grab an elite Tackle while they still can.

10. Carolina Panthers- Greg Romeus,DE,Pittsburgh

The Panthers were unable to retain Julius Peppers, it's impossible to replace a player like that, but Romeus has the talent to be elite and come close.

11. Arizona Cardinals- Andrew Luck,QB,Stanford

If Matt Leinert doesn't get it done this year I'm betting the Cards will be taking a QB in the first round next year.

12. Chicago Bears- DeAndre McDaniel,SS,Clemson

The Bears currently have 2 average Safeties that are threatening to hold out for more money. McDaniel is a Safety that would be worth paying the big money.

13. New York Giants- Bruce Carter,OLB,North Carolina

After releasing Antonio Pierce the Giants have zero quality LB's. They should be able to land a couple good ones in a LB heavy draft class.

14. Pittsburgh Steelers- Mark Ingram,RB,Alabama

The Steelers have Jonathon Stewart, but he isn't on the same level as Ingram. Plus with the beating RB's take every team needs depth at the position.

15. Atlanta Falcons- Adrian Clayborn,DE,Iowa

Many thought the Falcons would take a DE in this year's draft. Anderson has been a bust and the Falcons need some people who can pressure the QB, especially with the Saints in their division.

16. Seattle Seahawks- Jurrell Casey,DT,USC

This pick would make too much sense if the cards fell like this. The Seahawks need some good interior lineman and Casey was recruited by Pete Carroll.

17. Philadelphia Eagles- Prince Amukamara,CB,Nebraska

Corners are becoming a hot commodity in the NFL and more and more will be taken in the 1st round every year. The Eagles sent Sheldon Brown to Cleveland and need to fill the hole in the secondary he left.

18. Tennessee Titans- Aaron Williams,CB,Texas

The Titans need a viable corner across from Finnegan. They could've taken one in the 1st this year, but made the right choice by not passing on Derrick Morgan.

19. Washington Redskins- Micheal Floyd,WR,Notre Dame

The Redskins acquired McNabb who has won with average WR's which is what Washington currently has. They need upgrades at all skill positions except TE.

20. New England Patriots- Joseph Barksdale,OT,LSU

As long as the Pats have Brady they should always be looking to upgrade on the line. With all of NE's lineman atleast 30 it's time to add some youth and depth to take over.

21. Miami Dolphins- Deunta Williams,FS,North Carolina

The Dolphins upgraded their CB's last year, but failed to get any Safeties in this year's draft. Williams is the best coverage Safety in this draft class.

22. San Francisco 49ers- Ras-I Dowling,CB,Virginia

The Niners could have gone corner in the 1st this year, but I like what they did taking 2 offensive lineman. Even though their division looks to be more smashmouth, if they want to advance in the playoffs they need some cover guys.

23. Houston Texans- Allen Bailey,DT/DE,Miami

If I'm the Texans GM, every year I'm looking for cover guys and people to get pressure on the QB. With Payton Manning on the schedule twice every year you can't have enough of either.

24. Minnesota Vikings- Mike Pouncey,OG/OC,Florida

The Vikings failed to adress a problem area with the interior offensive line. Their running game struggled because of inside blocking, if they didn't have Peterson it would have been non existant.

25. Baltimore Ravens- Von Miller,OLB,Texas A&M

Ozzie Newsome is a value guy and if Miller is available here he'd likely be the BPA. Rush LB's have good value as they can play special teams until they're ready to start.

26. Green Bay Packers- Ryan Williams,RB,Virginia Tech

Ryan Grant is a decent back, but he's had issues with injuries in the past. Williams could be a bell cow type back and would provide GB with depth at a position you have to have it.

27. Cincinnati Bengals- Rahim Moore,FS,UCLA

Every Bengals fan knows that they need a ball hawking, centerfielder, type of free safety. They didn't adress the position at all in this year's draft. Moore will provide that, he has good size and good speed for the position. If they are able to re-sign Joseph after this season and they land Moore or Deunta Williams in the draft they will have a complete secondary and one of the best in the NFL, if not the best.

28. San Diego Chargers- Jerrell Powe,DT,Ole Miss

The Chargers need a pure NT after they cut the only one they had and let him go to a division rival. Powe is the best pure NT in next year's draft.

29. Dallas Cowboys- Anthony Castanzo,OT,Boston College

The Cowboys cut Flozell Adams and said they feel confident in the replacement they currently have. I'm not sold, but at minimum they need to add depth.

30. Indianapolis Colts- Marvin Austin,DT,North Carolina

Austin has the talent to be a top 10 pick if he can play up to the level of his talent. The Colts have great DE's but need to get some players on the interior to go with them.

31. New Orleans Saints- Travis Lewis,OLB,Oklahoma

The Saints cut Fujita and he went to Cleveland. While he was a leader on the defense, his talent was mediocre. Lewis will be a huge upgrade.

32. New York Jets- Kyle Rudolph,TE,Notre Dame

Rudolph is the only TE in this weak TE class worth a 1st round pick. The Jets could use a TE that can block as well as catch with all the running they do.


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33. Bills- Terrance Tolliver,WR,LSU

If the Bills finally take their franchise QB, they will need to get him some weapons. On the outside the only player they have is Lee Evans that can produce.

34. Browns- Ryan Mallett,QB,Arkansas

I don't think the Browns are real high on Colt McCoy as many times as they passed on him. Holmgren loves to bring in as many QB's to compete as possible.

35. Rams- Noel Divine,RB,West Virginia

Stephen Jackson is a beast, but St. Louis needs to get someone to take some of the load off of him. Divine is a good change of pace back with receiving ability.

36. Chiefs- Christian Ponder,QB,Florida State

If the Chiefs are picking this high again next year they could look for a replacement for Matt Cassell. The top of the 2nd is a good spot to get a QB as some 1st round talent could slip.

37. Broncos- Brandon Harris,CB,Miami

The Broncos have 2 good CB's but both are on the wrong side of 30 years old. Plus in today's NFL teams need as many CB's as they can get.

38. Buccaneers- Zach Brown,OLB,North Carolina

The Bucs still haven't found anyone to step into Derrick Brooks role. No one can replace him, but Brown would be a good option to play the position.

39. Jaguars- Nick Perry,DE,USC

Even though the Jags signed Aaron Kampman they need some more pass rushers. The Jags also could be the LA Jaguars very soon and Perry would be a hometown pick if that happens.

40. Raiders- Jack Crawford,DE,Penn State

The Raiders had a good draft this year upgrading players on their defense. However they need someone to line up across from Seymour to get after the QB.

41. Lions- Quan Sturdivant,ILB,North Carolina

Larry Foote went back to Pittsburgh to be a back up. The Lions need someone to bring some attitude to the middle of that defense.

42. Panthers- Janoris Jenkins,CB,Florida

The Panthers should be drafting with the goal of winning the division in mind. To do that they'll need to slow down the Saints passing attack.

43. Cardinals- Clint Boling,OT,Georgia

If the Cards take a first round QB next year, they should get someone to upgrade the RT position. They have a good LT and this pick would sure up both ends of the line.

44. Bears- Rodney Hudson,OG,Florida State

It won't matter if the Bears acquired Chester Taylor if their interior blocking doesn't get any better. Since they didn't have a pick til the 3rd round they weren't able to adress it this year.

45. Giants- Mark Herzlich,OLB,Boston College

The Giants could possibly go LB in the first 3 rounds in next year's draft if no one steps up at LB this year. They need O lineman as well but not nearly as much as LB's.

46. Steelers- DaQuan Bowers,DE,Clemson

The Steelers entire starting D line is on the plus side of 30. They struggled when Aaron Smith went down last season. Even though they took Hood last year they need more D lineman.

47. Falcons- Rashad Hall,FS,Clemson

The Falcons should be drafting with the same mindset as the Panthers and Bucs. That is guys that can bring pressure and guys that can cover. Hall can cover and is an excellent blitzing Safety.

48. Seahawks- Aldon Smith,DE,Missouri

The Seahawks need some guys that can get after the QB. They are loaded at LB and now on the back end with Earl Thomas. Tapp isn't the answer at the DE spot.

49. Eagles- Jason Pinkston,OT,Pittsburgh

Andy Reid is probably having withdrawls from not drafting an early round O lineman in a couple years. The Andrews experiment was a disaster, it's time for some fresh faces on the right side of the line.

50. Titans- Stefen Wisniewski,OC/OG,Penn State

The Titans have a center on their roster that's over 40 years old. He's likely a hall of famer, but this could be his last year in the NFL.

51. Redskins- Evan Royster,RB,Penn State

The Redskins have 3 washed up RB's on their roster competing for a starting job. Next year they need to take advantage of this good RB class and get some youth at the position.

52. Patriots- Akeem Ayers,OLB,UCLA

Ayers is a well rounded player who can help vs. the run and rush the passer. The Pats need some LB's they were run all over in the playoffs last year.

53. Dolphins- Daniel Thomas,RB,Kansas State

The Dolphins have been shopping Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams isn't getting any younger. Thomas is a big back that can come in and provide the same thing those 2 do for cheaper.

54. 49ers- DeVier Posey,WR,Ohio State

The Niners need some weapons on the outside other than Micheal Crabtree. Posey is versatile and can line up outside or in the slot.

55. Texans- Curtis Brown,CB,Texas

The Texans took a 1st round CB this year after losing Dunta Robinson. That gave them the one good CB back they had, they need some others to defend the Colts passing attack if they want to get over the hump.

56. Vikings- Jarvis Jenkins,DT,Clemson

The Williamses are both getting up there in age. Jenkins would provide another body to rotate in and could help out with the interior pass rush.

57. Ravens- Will Hill,FS,Florida

Ed Reed said he was contemplating retirement this offseason. I doubt he retires for atleast a few years, but why not get someone to come in and learn behind one of the best of all time at the position.

58. Packers- Nate Potter,OT,Boise State

Even though the Packers got a steal with Bulaga so late in the 1st round, the need to get some more linemen to keep Rodgers from having to scramble to buy time every play.

59. Bengals- Pat Devlin,QB,Delaware

The Bengals are in trouble if JT O'Sullivan has to play at all this year other than mop up duty. If you saw him against the Jets last year that was a joke. Devlin is alot like Joe Flacco, and not just because they're both from Delaware. Devlin has good size at 6-4, 220 lbs, and he also has a big arm. If the Bengals made this pick I'd be excited about the future of the QB position as Devlin could sit a few years and learn behind Carson Palmer before taking over the position. I think the odds for success are much greater for QB's if they sit and learn behind a pro-bowl QB for a few years, just look at Aaron Rodgers.

60. Chargers- Rashad Carmicheal,CB,Virginia Tech

The Chargers sent Cromartie to the Jets for too cheap in my opinion. Even though the still have 2 good CB's they should want to keep 3 good CB's on the roster at all times.

61. Cowboys- Chris Culliver,FS,South Carolina

The Cowboys like the Bengals needed a cover safety this year and were unable to draft one in the early rounds. Culliver could likely immediately start for Dallas.

62. Colts- Mark Barron,SS,Alabama

Bob Sanders has been injured pretty much the last 3 or 4 years and that's a shame because of how talented he was. It's time to bring someone else in for the Colts.

63. Saints- Colin McCarthy,OLB,Miami

The Saints need upgrades at both OLB spots. Even though they took one in the 1st round I could see them going back to that position. LB's can always contribute on special teams.

64. Jets- Adrian Robinson,OLB,Temple

Rex Ryan loves to blitz and will take as many rush LB's as he can get. Robinson has a ton of sacks in Division 1-AA, even though he plays there he's got the skill set to play in the NFL.


3rd Round


65. Bills- Don'ta Hightower,ILB,Alabama

The Bills have a decent defense, they are especially good against the pass. Hightower will bring some swagger up front and help stop the run.

66. Browns- Lance Kendricks,TE,Wisconsin

Even though the Browns signed Watson, he has never lived up to his potential even in a potent NE offense. I doubt he'll be the answer in Cleveland either.

67. Rams- Sam Acho,DE,Texas

Adam Carriker hasn't been a good fit in St. Louis, even with all the 1st round picks they've spent on the D line they haven't found anyone to play across from Chris Long.

68. Chiefs- Marcus Cannon,OT,TCU

Even though it's the 3rd round Cannon could be a player to take over at LT and allow Albert to move inside to Guard, a more natural fit for him.

69. Broncos- Derrick Wolfe,DT/DE,Cincinnati

Wolfe is a fit as a 4-3 tackle or a 3-4 end. He would be very good value at this point in the draft and the Broncos need some younger guys on defense, they fell apart at the end of last season.

70. Buccaneers- DeMarco Murray,RB,Oklahoma

The Bucs need another fresh face at RB. Cadillac hasn't been quite the same since his injury and Ward didn't perform well without a dominate O line like he had in New York.

71. Jaguars- Ryan Broyles,WR,Oklahoma

The Jags need another option at WR and need to start adding weapons for their 1st round QB they take when they move to LA.

72. Raiders- Lee Ziemba,OT,Auburn

If the Raiders ever want McFadden to live up to his potential they need to get some road graters to clear the way for him.

73. Lions- Jeremy Beal,DE,Oklahoma

Jim Schwartz is a former D line coach, and he now has Vanden Bosch and Suh so far. Another good pass rusher could turn the Lions D line into one of the best in the NFL.

74. Panthers- Austin Pettis,WR,Boise State

Steve Smith recently said he wants another WR to play across from him. The Panthers have 2 young QB's with good upside they need some weapons.

75. Cardinals- Wesley Saunders,TE,South Carolina

If the Cards draft a first round QB next year they should get him a safety valve. A TE is a rookie QB's best friend.

76. Bears- Quinton Carter,FS,Oklahoma

This would take care of the other Safety spot that is currently manned by a mediocre player that is threatening a hold out.

77. Giants- Chris Gallipo,ILB,USC

This would solidify the 3rd LB spot for NY and give them a major boost against the run, an area they struggled with last year.

78. Steelers- Cameron Chism,CB,Maryland

The Steelers weren't very good in the secondary last year. Even with McFadden returning I'm feeling confident as a Bengals fan that our WR's will beat their corners.

79. Falcons- Ronald Johnson,WR,USC

The Falcons need to get Roddy White some help on the outside, as much as I like Jenkins he's not producing like he should.

80. Seahawks- Jacquizz Rodgers,RB,Oregon State

Rodgers would be a good fit in Seattle, he's already coming from the Pacific Northwest, and Pete Carroll loves to have a stable of RB's. Rodgers could possibly win the starting job there now.

81. Eagles- Blake Gideon,FS,Texas

The Eagles sent Brian Dawkins to Denver and still haven't found their future starter to replace him. Gideon has the potential to play himself into the 1st round.

82. Titans- Roy Helu,RB,Nebraska

Helu is a big back that will give the Titans someone to spell Chris Johnson and pick up that 3rd and 1. Plus he won't show up to camp fat and out of shape.

83. Redskins- Jared Crick,DT,Nebraska

I don't think Shanahan likes Albert Haynesworth at all, and is trying to get him out of Washington.

84. Patriots- Ross Homan,OLB,Ohio State

Homan is the kind of LB you could put inside in a 3-4 or have him come off the edge. I think he'd be a good fit next to Mayo and they'd be a force against the run.

85. Dolphins- Bruce Miller,OLB,Central Florida

Bill Parcells loves to have rush LB's and will likely take one every year in the draft if the value is there.

86. 49ers- Brandon Saine,RB,Ohio State

Saine has good speed and can catch the ball out of the backfield. He'd be a good change of pace from Gore and Coffee, and a 3rd down back.

87. Texans- Nigel Bradham,OLB,Florida State

The Texans are going to need depth at LB for when Cushing gets suspended yearly for taking steroids. Seriously the guy's been suspected in high school,college, and now test's positive in the pros for a blocker. Then denies it, get real.

88. Vikings- Pierre Allen,DE,Nebraska

This would be a decent value pick and give them some depth at a position they need it. He could compete for the starting job across from Jared Allen.

89. Ravens- Nate Solder,OT,Colorado

The Ravens are on the verge of trading or cutting their best Tackle in Jared Gaithers. If that happens they'll draft a Tackle early next year.

90. Packers- Kendrick Burney,CB,North Carolina

I thought the Packers would adress CB this year with a deep CB class. Fortunately for them next year's class looks deep as well.

91. Bengals- Jamie Harper,RB,Clemson

Even if the Bengals resign Ced Benson, they need to get a big, bell cow type back to back him up. Harper is 230 lbs and can run a forty in the 4.4's. He could raise his draft stock this year with more playing time now that Spiller is gone. For now I have him at this spot and this would be a good pickup for the Bengals, I'm not a fan of taking 1st round RB's unless someone like Ingram is sitting there when the Bengals pick. I think the O line has more to do with the running game than the back at this level. You see it all the time a lot of the best backs in the NFL are from the middle rounds, and they have good offensive lines in front of them. I could also see the Bengals take Justin Boren here if one of their undrafted or cut free agents pans out.