2011 Rankings

[DraftBoy]

QB:
1. Pat Devlin-Delaware
2. Christian Ponder-FSU
3. Jake Locker-Washington
4. Jerrod Johnson-Texas A&M
5. Zac Eskridge-Midwestern State
Player to Watch: Nathan Enderle-Idaho

RB:
1. Evan Royster-Penn State
2. Daniel Thomas-Kansas State
3. Noel Devine-West Virginia
4. Brandon Saine-Ohio State
5. Anthony Allen-Georgia Tech
Player to Watch: Emmanuel Moody-Florida

WR:
1. Austin Pettis-Boise State
2. Vincent Brown-San Diego State
3. Leonard Hankerson-Miami
4. Terrance Tolliver-LSU
5. Arman Binnis-Cincinnati
Player to Watch: Derrell Johnson-Koulianos-Iowa

TE:
1. Weslye Saunders-South Carolina
2. Charlie Gantt-Michigan State
3. Luke Stocker-Tennessee
4. Konrad Reuland-Stanford
5. Lance Kendrick-Wisconsin
Player to Watch: Stephen Skelton-Fordham

OT:
1. Lee Ziemba-Auburn
2. Gabe Carmini-Wisconsin
3. Anthony Castonzo-Boston College
4. Jason Pinkston-Pitt
5. Nate Solder-Colorado
Player to Watch: Jarriel King-South Carolina

OG:
1. Rodney Hudson-FSU
2. Orlando Franklin-Miami
3. John Moffitt-Wisconsin
4. Benjamin Ijalana-Villanova
5. Justin Boren-Ohio State
Player to Watch: Zack Heberer-USC

OC:
1. Kristopher O'Dowd-USC
2. Stefan Wiseniewski-Penn State
3. Mike Pouncey-Florida
4. Ryan McMahon-FSU
5. Zane Taylor-Utah
Player to Watch:Sean Bedford-GT

DE:
1. Greg Romeus-Pitt
2. Allen Bailey-Miami
3. Adrian Clayborn-Iowa
4. Sam Acho-Texas
5. Jabaal Sheard-Pitt
Player to Watch: Christian Anthony-Grambling State

DT:
1. Marvin Austin-UNC
2. Cameron Heyward-Ohio State
3. Jerell Powe-Ole Miss
4. Lawrence Marsh-Florida
5. Kendrick Ellis-Hampton
Player to Watch: Anthony Gray-Southern Miss

OLB:
1. Bruce Carter-UNC
2. Mike Morgan-USC
3. Nate Irving-NC State
4. Von Miller-Texas A&M
5. Lawrence Wilson-UConn
Player to Watch: JT Thomas, West Virginia

ILB:
1. Greg Jones-Michigan State
2. Quan Sturdivant-UNC
3. Brian Smith-Notre Dame
4. Kelvin Sheppard-LSU
5. Josh Bynes-Auburn
Player to Watch: Justin Smart-SMU

CB:
1. Ras-I Dowling-Virginia
2. Prince Amukamara-Nebraska
3. Kendric Burnley-UNC
4. Charles Brown-Texas
5. Chimidi Chekewa-Ohio State
Player to Watch: Mario Butler-Georgia Tech

FS:
1. Deunta Williams-UNC
2. Chris Culliver-South Carolina
3. Tejay Johnson-TCU
4. Quinton Carter-Oklahoma
5. Mark LeGree-App State
Player to Watch: Anthony Leon-Arkansas

SS:
1. DeAndre McDaniel-Clemson
2. Jermale Hines-Ohio State
3. Zac Eskridge-Auburn
4. Duke Ihenacho-SJ St
5. Ahmad Black-Florida
Player to Watch: Jay Valai-Wisconsin

[psubills62]

Re: 2011 Rankings

I think Cameron Heyward would be a beastly DE in our 3-4.

As always, these lists would be greatly affected by various underclassmen declaring, especially WR.

I know at PSU they seems to be trying to get Wisniewski back to OG, where he's more comfortable. He'll probably end up at OC anyway, since that's where the need is greatest, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him as an OG in the NFL.

[DraftBoy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

I think Cameron Heyward would be a beastly DE in our 3-4.

As always, these lists would be greatly affected by various underclassmen declaring, especially WR.

I know at PSU they seems to be trying to get Wisniewski back to OG, where he's more comfortable. He'll probably end up at OC anyway, since that's where the need is greatest, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him as an OG in the NFL.

He'd be better served to stay at OC. He'd have issues cracking the top 5 at OG.

[Slim]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Can you do an overall top 10?

[YardRat]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Got a hard-on for the UNC defense, or what?

[Ron Burgundy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Oh, Ras-I Dowling. If only Al Groh wasn't a ******, you'd be Champ Bailey Light.

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Center and WR class look really loaded, but the QB class seems kind of weak to me and why did you not include Mallett? Isn't he a senior? He has to be the only "franchise" QB of that group, the rest are fringe 1st - 2nd round prospects and Locker is overrated, Ponder is undersized and injury prone and Devlin is a small school guy, hard to predict where he goes. I'm not impressed by this list.

[tampabay25690]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Center and WR class look really loaded, but the QB class seems kind of weak to me and why did you not include Mallett? Isn't he a senior? He has to be the only "franchise" QB of that group, the rest are fringe 1st - 2nd round prospects and Locker is overrated, Ponder is undersized and injury prone and Devlin is a small school guy, hard to predict where he goes. I'm not impressed by this list.

He did not include seniors and if you know about DB threw the year he will usually only give rankings on all SR'S. Unless they say they are coming out in the draft.

QB'S on this list would include Andrew Luck QB Stanford and Mallett..

Andrew Luck may be the best QB coming out along with Locker as of right now.
Remember Luck has Jim Harbaugh as his mentor and has great size, arm, and speed as a 6'4 QB..

[tampabay25690]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Here is my top 10 and not by any postion...

1. Jake Locker QB
2. Andrew Luck QB
3. AJ Green WR
4. Cameron Heyward DT/DE
5. Robert Quinn DE
6. Marcell Dareus DE/DT
7. Ryan Malett
8. Julio Jones WR
9. Mark Ingram RB
10. Michael Floyd WR

Not in really any order i just threw a few guys out there.
I think Locker and Luck are your 2 top QB's as long as Luck comes out......
Should be an interesting year of College ball..

[DraftBoy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Center and WR class look really loaded, but the QB class seems kind of weak to me and why did you not include Mallett? Isn't he a senior? He has to be the only "franchise" QB of that group, the rest are fringe 1st - 2nd round prospects and Locker is overrated, Ponder is undersized and injury prone and Devlin is a small school guy, hard to predict where he goes. I'm not impressed by this list.

Its against NCAA regulations to discuss any player with any school that is not a Senior in regards to the NFL Draft. So because of that I dont list Juniors, or RS-Soph.

Mallet is a RS-Jr.

[DraftBoy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Can you do an overall top 10?

Yep.

1. Bruce Carter, LB, UNC
2. Marvin Austin, DT, UNC
3. Ras-I Dowling, CB, UVA
4. Evan Royster, RB, PSU
5. Lee Ziemba, OT, Auburn
6. Cameron Heyward, DT, OSU
7. Greg Romeus, DE, Pitt
8. Allen Bailey, DE, Miami
10. Gabe Carmini, OT, Wisconsin

[DraftBoy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Got a hard-on for the UNC defense, or what?

Going to be a top 5 D this year if not #1, scary amount of talent on that D.

[DraftBoy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Oh, Ras-I Dowling. If only Al Groh wasn't a ******, you'd be Champ Bailey Light.

London going to have you boys go man coverage and let Dowling play the way he needs to?

[DraftBoy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

Here is my top 10 and not by any postion...

1. Jake Locker QB
2. Andrew Luck QB
3. AJ Green WR
4. Cameron Heyward DT/DE
5. Robert Quinn DE
6. Marcell Dareus DE/DT
7. Ryan Malett
8. Julio Jones WR
9. Mark Ingram RB
10. Michael Floyd WR

Not in really any order i just threw a few guys out there.
I think Locker and Luck are your 2 top QB's as long as Luck comes out......
Should be an interesting year of College ball..

Not high on Locker and on the fence on Luck, as well as Mallett. I need another year of tape on all of them. Little high for Dareus right now, I want to see him as a full time starter, his early numbers are similar to what Griffen put up at USC.

[Ron Burgundy]

Re: 2011 Rankings

London going to have you boys go man coverage and let Dowling play the way he needs to?

I hope so.

Hell, I hope they let him play some wideout, he can do it.