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The following is a list of the Top 10 Prospects at each position by the way I believe they will be selected in the up coming Draft...(not the way that I have them rated). This list could change between now and the Draft due to Pro Day Workouts etc. If these Ratings change it will be posted as an "update"on our main Website page. Note - The Prospects Ht's, Wt's etc are their actual measurements from the NFL Combine, dnp-means the prospect did not participate but their Pro Day Measurements will be added on this page as soon as they work out.

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Quarterbacks

This is a good year at the Quarterback position. There are 6 really Good Prospects at the Top, but there is a dropoff after that. I project only 10 Quarterbacks to be Drafted this year.

(Round 1)

1. Carson Palmer (USC) 6-5 232 40 - 4.74 Vertical-dnp Wonderlic - 26

2. Byron Leftwich (Marshall) 6-5.3 241 40 - 4.85 Vertical - dnp Wonderlic - 25

3. Kyle Boller (California) 6-3 234 40 - 4.59 Vertical - 35" Wonderlic - 27

(Round 2)

4. Chris Simms (Texas) 6-4.3 220 40-4.82 Vertical-31" Wonderlic - 22

5. Rex Grossman (Florida) 6-1 217 40 - 5.09 Vertical-27" Wonderlic - 29

6. Dave Ragone (Louisville) 6-3.5 249 40-4.94 Vertical-30.5' Wonderlic - 31

(Round 5)

7. Seneca Wallace (Iowa State) 5-11.3 196 40 - 4.50 Vertical - 38" Wonderlic - 14

8. Brian St. Pierre (Boston College) 6-2.6 218 40-4.80 Vertical-30" Wonderlic - 27

(Round 6)

9. Kliff Kingsbury (Texas Tech) 6-3.1 213 40-4.73 Vertical-30" Wonderlic - 31

10. Brooks Bollinger (Wisconsin) 6-1.5 203 40-4.80 Vertical-31" Wonderlic - 28

Halfbacks

Although the Halfback Position lacks a "sure-fire" impact player because of the Willis McGahee injury, there are still quite a few decent prospects and a few Sleepers that could be Drafted in the Middle Rounds that could surprise.

(Round 2)

1. Larry Johnson (Penn State) 6-1 228 40 time - 4.45 225 bench -19 vertical - 41"

2. Musa Smith (Georgia) 6-1.7 232 40 time - 4.45 225 bench - dnp vertical - 38"

3. Justin Fargas (USC) 6-1 219 40 time - 4.38 225 bench - 27 vertical - dnp

4. Onterrio Smith (Oregon) 5-10 220 40 time - dnp 225 bench - 19 vertical - dnp

(Round 3)

5. Chris Brown (Colorado) 6-2.5 230 40 time - 4.52 225 bench - 18 vertical - 39.5

6. Lee Suggs (Virginia Tech) 5-11.6 202 40 time - 4.45 225 bench - dnp vertical - 36.5

7. Willis McGahee (Miami-Florida) 6-0.3 223 40 time - dnp 225 bench - dnp vertical - dnp

(Round 4)

8. LaBrandon Toefield (LSU) 5-10.7 233 40 time - 4.53 225 bench - 19 vertical - 30"

9. Artose Pinner (Kentucky) 5-9.6 229 40-time - dnp 225 bench - dnp vertical - dnp

10. Dwone Hicks (Mid Tenn St.) 5-9.5 222 40 - time - 4.61 225 bench - 29 vertical - dnp

Fullbacks

Although the Fullback Postion seems to have been fazed out these days this Draft has a few good Prospects this season and is above average overall. But don't expect any of these Prospects to be taken in the first two Rounds.

(Round 4)

1. Casey Moore (Stanford) 6-1.7 240 40 time - 4.65 225 bench - 22 vertical- 32.5"

(Round 5)

2. B.J. Askew (Michigan) 6-2 241 40 time - 4.60 225 bench - dnp vertical - 35"

3. Ovie Mughelli (Wake Forest) 6-1.1 255 40 time - 4.84 225 bench - 15 vertical - 30"

4. Justin Griffith (Mississippi St) 5-11.2 232 40 time - 4.59 225 bench - 29 vertical - 32"

(Round 6)

5. Chris Davis (Syracuse) 5-11.5 235 40 time - 4.51 225 bench - 21 vertical - 38.5"

6. Andrew Pinnock (So Carolina) 5-10.1 265 40 time - 4.75 225 bench - 22 vertical - 32"

7. Brandon Drumm (Colorado) 6-1.3 223 40 time -4.72 225 bench - 21 vertical - 32.5"

(Round 7)

8. Tom Lopienski (Notre Dame) 5-11.6 246 40 time - dnp 225 bench - 24 vertical- 34"

9. Jeremi Johnson (W. Kentucky) 5-11.2 260 40 time - 4.90 225 bench - 20 vertical - 29"

Wide Receivers

This is a pretty good crop of Receivers with 2 Top Flight prospects at the top and several other Prospects that could be impact players. There are also some solid mid-round Prospects to keep an eye on. Note - Listed 40 times are the Prospects Best Times.

(Round 1)

1. Charles Rogers (Michigan State) 6-3.3 202 40-time - 4.31 vertical-37" broad jump-10.1

2. Andre Johnson (Miami - Florida) 6-2 230 40 time - 4.28 vertical - 41" broad jump - 11.0

3. Kelley Washington (Tenessee) 6-2.5 223 40 time - 4.41 vertical - 39" broad jump - 10.9

4. Bryant Johnson (Penn State) 6-2.3 214 40 time -4.37 vertical - 36.5 broad jump 9.9

(Round 2)

5. Taylor Jacobs (Florida) 6-0.3 205 40 time - 4.37 vertical - 37" broad jump - 9.9

6. Tyrone Calico (Mid Tenn St) 6-3.6 223 40 time - 4.34 vertical - 38" broad jump - 10.7

(Round 3)

7. Justin Gage (Missouri) 6-4.1 217 40 time - 4.43 vertical - 40" broad jump - 11.1

8. Brandon Lloyd (Illinois) 6-0.1 188 40 time - 4.54 vertical - 36" broad jump - dnp

9. Doug Gabriel (Cent. Florida) 6-2.2 213 40 time - 4.50 vertical - 35.5" broad jump - 9.8

10. Arnaz Battle (Notre Dame) 6-0.5 217 40 time - 4.58 vertical - 35" broad jump - 9.9

Tight Ends

This is a very good year for Tight Ends. There are three excellent Prospects at the top and several others that will make the grade at the next level.

(Round 2)

1. Dallas Clark (Iowa) 6-3.3 257 40 time - 4.61 bench 225 - 19 vertical - 37.5"

2. Jason Witten (Tennessee) 6-5.6 264 40 time - 4.69 bench 225 - 25 vertical - 31"

3. Ben Joppru (Michigan) 6-4.2 272 40 time - 4.78 bench 225 - 19 vertical - 30.5"

(Round 3)

4. Donald Lee (Mississippi St) 6-3.2 249 40 time - 4.78 bench 225 - 26 vertical - 39"

5. Teyo Johnson (Stanford) 6-5.3 247 40 time - 4.68 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 33.5"

(Round 4)

6. Mike Pinkard (Arizona State) 6-4.7 259 40 time - 4.70 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 35"

7. George Wrighster (Oregon) 6-2.1 249 40 time - 4.72 bench 225 - 16 vertical - 34.5"

8. Aaron Walker (Florida) 6-5.5 252 40 time -4.72 bench 225 -24 vertical - 33.5"

9. Visanthe Shiancoe (Michigan St) 6-4.3 251 40 time - 4.62 bench 225 - 28 vert - 39.5"

(Round 5)

10. John Smith (Rutgers) 6-3.2 258 40 time - 4.65 bench 225 - 26 vertical - 37"

Centers

This is an average year for the Center Position....there are 2 really good Prospects at the top and a few more Prospects in the Middle Rounds that will make the grade.

(Round 1 or 2)

1. Jeff Faine (Notre Dame) 6-2.7 303 40 time - 4.90 bench 225 - 25 vertical - 36"

(Round 3)

2. Al Johnson (Wisconsin) 6-3.4 305 40 time - 4.99 bench 225 - 18 vertical - 32"

(Round 4)

3. Dan Koppen (Boston College) 6-2.5 297 40 time - 5.30 bench 225 - 27 vertical - 28.5"

4. Brett Romberg (Miami-Florida) 6-2.1 295 40 time - 5.22 bench 225 - 27 vertical - 27"

(Round 5 )

5. Bruce Nelson (Iowa) 6-5.1 301 40 time - 5.21 bench 225 - 21 vertical - 28.5"

6. Austin King (Northwestern) 6-3.7 299 40 time - 5.47 bench 225 - 20 vertical - 28"

(Round 6)

7. Ben Claxton (Mississippi) 6-2.5 301 40 time - 5.28 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 27"

(Round 7)

8. Lui Fuata (Hawaii) 6-1.7 309 40 time - dnp bench 225 -dnp vertical - dnp

(Free Agents)

9. Wayne Lucier (Colorado) 6-3.6 301 40 time - dnp bench 225 - dnp vertical - dnp

10. Lucas Brigman (Neb-Omaha) 6-0.3 308 40 time - 5.42 bench 225 - 26 vertical - 27"

Guards

This is a below average year for the Guard Position. There are a few Good Prospects at the Top but the depth is below average after that.

(Round 1)

1. Eric Steinbach (Iowa) 6-6.2 297 40 time - 4.94 bench 225 - 30 vertical - 36'

(Round 2)

2. Torrin Tucker (So. Mississippi) 6-5.6 328 40 time - 5.34 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 30"

(Round 3)

3. Vince Manuwai (Hawaii) 6-2 304 40 time - 5.19 bench 225 - 5.19 vertical - 29.5"

4. Montrae Holland (Florida St) 6-1.4 333 40 time - 5.19 bench 225 - 30 vertical - 28"

(Round 4)

5. Anthony Davis (Virginia Tech) 6-4.3 329 40 time - 5.39 bench 225 -dnp vertical - 27.5"

6. Derrick Dockery (Texas) 6-6 347 40 time - 5.52 bench 225 - 22 vertical 29"

(Round 5)

7. Sean Mahan (Notre Dame) 6-3 301 40 time - 5.12 bench 225 - 30 vertical - 30"

8. Tony Terrell (Nevada LV) 6-3.2 334 40 time - 5.48 bench 225 - 25 vertical - 25.5"

(Round 6)

9. Justin Sands (Kansas) 6-6.7 324 40 time - 5.06 bench 225 - 31 vertical - 32"

10. Jamil Soriano (Harvard) 6-4.1 317 40 time - 5.54 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 27.5"

Tackles

The Offensive Tackle position is thin this year There are 3 Great Prospects at the top and a few Good Prospects after that but the depth isn't there.

(Round 1)

1. Jordan Gross (Utah) 6-4.4 300 40 time - 5.03 bench 225 - 28 vertical - 31.5"

2. Kwame Harris (Stanford) 6-7 310 40 time - 5.20 bench 225 - 21 vertical - 35.5"

3. Wayne Hunter (Hawaii) 6-5.5 303 40 time - 5.12 bench - 37 vertical - 31"

(Round 2)

4. George Foster (Georgia) 6-5.3 338 40 time - 5.03 bench - dnp vertical - 32"

5. Jon Stinchcomb (Georgia) 6-5 302 40 time - 5.06 bench 225 - 32 vertical - 35"

6. Brent Williams (Florida St) 6-5 321 40 time - 5.25 bench 225 - 24 vertical - 27.5"

(Round 3)

7. Wade Smith (Memphis) 6-3.7 294 40 time - 5.12 bench 225 - 24 vertical - 32.5"

8. Tony Pashos (Illinois) 6-6 337 40 time - 5.47 bench 225 - 38 vertical - 22"

(Round 4)

9. Jordan Black (Notre Dame) 6-5.7 314 40 time - 5.20 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 30"

10. Ben Johnson (Wisconsin) 6-6.6 329 40 time - 5.36 bench 225 - 30 vertical - dnp

Defensive Ends

This is a Very Good group with one Top-Level Franchise Prospect at the top and several excellent Prospects that will be Drafted in the first two rounds. The depth after that is above average.

(Round 1)

1. Terrell Suggs (Arizona State) 6-3.3 268 40 time - 4.77 bench 225 - 19 vertical - 32.5"

2. Jerome McDougle (Miami-Fla) 6-2 264 40 time - 4.63 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 34"

3. Michael Haynes (Penn State) 6-3.5 281 40 time - 4.70 bench 225 - 23 vertical - 30.5"

4. Chris Kelsay (Nebraska) 6-4.3 273 40 time - 4.71 bench 225 - 23 vertical - 36.5"

(Round 2)

5. Antwan Peek (Cincinnati) 6-2.5 246 40 time - 4.62 bench 225 - 21 vertical - 37"

6. Cory Redding (Texas) 6-4 279 40 time - 4.88 bench 225 - 26 vertical - 29"

7. Calvin Pace (Wake Forest) 6-4 269 40 time - 4.65 bench 225 - 16 vertical - 32"

8. Tully Banta-Cain (California) 6-2.1 264 40 time - dnp bench 225 - 25 vertical - dnp

9. Shurron Pierson (So Florida) 6-1.7 243 40 time - 4.63 bench 225 - dnp vertical - 39"

(Round 3)

10. Dewayne White (Louisville) 6-2.1 273 40 time - 4.75 bench 225 - 22 vertical - 33"

Defensive Tackles

The Tackle Position is one of the Best in the Draft with as many as 7 really good prospects that could be selected in the First Round. There is good overall depth after that.

(Round 1)

1. Jimmy Kennedy (Penn State) 6-4 322 40 time - 5.22 bench 225 - 23 vertical - 30"

2. Dewayne Robertson (Kentucky) 6-1.3 317 40 time - 4.88 bench 225 - 30 vertical - 29.5"

3. Kevin Williams (Oklahoma State) 6-4.7 304 40 time - 4.82 bench 225 - 23 vertical - dnp

4. Jonathan Sullivan (Georgia) 6-3.1 313 40 time - 4.92 bench 225 - 24 vertical - 29.5"

5. William Joseph (Miami-Florida) 6-5 308 40 time - 4.99 bench 225 - 29 vertical - 30"

6. Ty Warren (Texas A&M) 6-4.5 307 40 time - dnp bench 225 - 27 vertical - dnp

7. Kenny Peterson (Ohio State) 6-3.1 298 40 time - dnp bench 225 - 29 vertical - 30"

(Round 2)

8. Matt Leonard (Stanford) 6-2.5 305 40 time - 4.93 bench 225 - 30 vertical - 26"

9. Rien Long (Washington St) 6-6.1 302 40 time - dnp bench 225 - dnp vertical - dnp

(Round 3)

10. Nick Eason (Clemson) 6-3.2 301 40 time - 5.09 bench 225 - 29 vertical - dnp

Inside Linebackers

This is a below average group. There are a few Good Prospects at the Top but the depth isn't there in the Middle Rounds.

(Round 1)

1. E.J. Henderson (Maryland) 6-0.7 245 40 time - dnp bench 225 - 20 vertical -dnp

2. Terry Pierce (Kansas State) 6-1.3 251 40 time - dnp bench 225 - 28 vertical - 27.5"

(Round 2)

3. Chaun Thompson (W. Tex A&M) 6-1.7 240 40 time - 4.53 bench 225 - 29 vertical - 35.5"

4. Bradie James (Louisiana St) 6-3.3 242 40 time - dnp bench 225 - dnp vertical - 32.5

(Round 3)

5. Kawika Mitchell (So Florida) 6-0.7 253 40 time - 4.65 bench - 25 vertical - 37"

6. Mario Haggan (Mississippi St) 6-2.5 252 40 time - 4.80 bench 225 - 21 vertical - 33"

(Round 4)

7. Lance Briggs (Arizona) 6-0.5 242 40 time - 4.78 bench 225 - 25 vertical - 33"

8. Clifton Smith (Syracuse)