This what I have read in terms of this weeks practices to date.
Looking good:
Mark Clayton
Courtney Roby
Matt Roth
Anttaj Hawthorne
David Baas
Logan Mankins
Cadillac Williams
Reggie Brown
Fred Gibson
Matt Jones (as a WR)
Vincent Jackson (measured up very well)
Junior Rosegreen
Joel Dreessen
JJ Arrington
Mike Nugent
Charlie Frye
Looking bad:
Corey Webster
Alex Holmes
Ronald Bartell
Jason Brown
Jamaal Brimmer
Vincent Fuller
Craphonso Thorpe
Lorenzo Alexander
I'm sure I've missed a ton of people, but this is a basic look at the practices based on what I've read.
I ain't no suit-wearin' businessman like you... you know I'm just a gangsta I suppose... - Avon Barksdale
I manage a sports restaurant in California and the Senior Bowl practices are something we get on our sports satellite package. They're pretty boring for most to watch, but football geeks like myself find them pretty interesting. If any of you have a satellite dish, you might be able to get to see the practices live.
Dr. Duran Duran wrote:I manage a sports restaurant in California and the Senior Bowl practices are something we get on our sports satellite package. They're pretty boring for most to watch, but football geeks like myself find them pretty interesting. If any of you have a satellite dish, you might be able to get to see the practices live.
They were showing it on espn this week from around 3-4pm I believe.
1. Darrent Williams, Oklahoma State 2. Fred Gibson, Georgia 3. Logan Mankins, Fresno State 4. Matt Roth, Iowa 5. Marcus Spears, LSU 6. Carnell Williams, Auburn 7. Sean Considine, Iowa 8. Bryant McFadden, Florida State 9. Jared Newberry, Stanford 10. Barrett Ruud, Nebraska 11. Mike Patterson, Southern Cal
Grade: B
12. Attiyyah Ellison, Missouri 13. Wesley Britt, Alabama 14. Chris Myers, Miami (Fla.) 15. Cody McCarty, TCU 16. Mark Clayton, Oklahoma 17. Reggie Brown, Georgia 18. Charlie Frye, QB, Akron 19. Carlos Rogers, Auburn 20. Jason Campbell, QB, Auburn 21. David Baas, Michigan 22. Mike Montgomery, Texas A&M 23. Joel Dreessen, Colorado State 24. Roddy White, Ala.-Birmingham 25. David Greene, QB, Georgia 26. Brandon Jones, Oklahoma 27. Dan Buenning, Wisconsin 28. Khalif Barnes, Washington 29. Michael Boley, Southern Miss 30. O.J. Otogwe, Stanford 31. Kay-Jay Harris, West Virginia 32. Vincent Jackson, No. Colorado 33. Evan Mathis, Alabama
Grade: C
34. Jason Brown, North Carolina 35. Ray Willis, Florida State 36. Jonathan Babineaux, Iowa 37. Anttaj Hawthorne, Wisconsin 38. Alphonso Hodge, Miami (Ohio) 39. Stanley Wilson, Stanford 40. James Butler, Georgia Tech 41. George Gause, South Carolina 42. Dan Orlovsky, QB, Connecticut 43. Junior Rosegreen, Auburn 44. Zach Tuiasosopo, Washington 45. Bill Swancutt, Oregon State 46. Lorenzo Alexander, California 47. J.J. Arrington, California 48. Shaun Cody, Southern Cal 49. Cedric Houston, Tennessee 50. Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue 51. Manuel White, UCLA 52. Alex Holmes, Southern Cal 53. Darren Sproles, Kansas State 54. Courtney Roby, Indiana 55. Trent Cole, Cincinnati 56. DeMarcus Ware, Troy 57. Marcus Lawrence, South Carolina 58. Corey Webster, LSU 59. Eric Green, Virginia Tech 60. Abraham Elimimian, Hawaii 61. Craphonso Thorpe, Florida State 62. Alex Smith, Stanford 63. Leroy Hill, Clemson
Grade: D
64. Lance Mitchell, Oklahoma 65. Ronald Fields, Mississippi State 66. Robert McCune, Louisville 67. Noah Herron, Northwestern 68. Nehemiah Broughton, The Citadel 69. Craig Bragg, UCLA 70. Roydell Williams, Tulane 71. Junius Coston, North Carolina A&T 72. Adam Snyder, Oregon 73. Anthony Bryant, Alabama 74. Cornelius Wortham, Alabama 75. Alfred Fincher, Connecticut 76. Kirk Morrison, San Diego St. 77. Jim Davis, Virginia Tech 78. Adam Terry, Syracuse 79. Michael Roos, Eastern Washington 80. Will Matthews, Texas 81. Marcus Johnson, Mississippi 82. Travis Daniels, LSU 83. Vincent Fuller, Virginia Tech 84. Jimmy Verdon, Arizona State 85. Jonathan Clinkscale, Wisconsin 86. Kyle Orton, QB, Purdue
Grade: F (looked undraftable)
87. Brock Berlin, Miami (Fla.) 88. Matt Jones, Arkansas 89. Jeremy Parquet, Southern Miss 90. David Stewart, Mississippi State 91. Ronald Bartell, Howard 92. Jamaal Brimmer, UNLV
Not graded: Elton Brown, Virginia (failed physical); Justin Geisinger, Vanderbilt (just one practice); Rob Pettiti, Pittsburgh (injured/hyperextended toe)
1. Charlie Frye, Akron 2. Jason Campbell, Auburn 3. David Greene, Georgia 4. Dan Orlovsky, Connecticut 5. Kyle Orton, Purdue 6. Brock Berlin, Miami (Fla.)
Running backs
1. Carnell Williams, Auburn 2. Kay-Jay Harris, West Virginia 3. J.J. Arrington, California 4. Cedric Houston, Tennessee 5. Darren Sproles, Kansas State 6. Noah Herron, Northwestern
Fullbacks
1. Zach Tuiasosopo, Washington 2. Manuel White, UCLA 3. Nehemiah Broughton, The Citadel 4. Will Matthews, Texas
Wide receivers
1. Fred Gibson, Georgia 2. Mark Clayton, Oklahoma 3. Reggie Brown, Georgia 4. Brandon Jones, Oklahoma 5. Roddy White, Ala.-Birmingham 6. Vincent Jackson, No. Colorado 7. Taylor Stubblefield, Purdue 8. Courtney Roby, Indiana 9. Craphonso Thorpe, Florida State 10. Craig Bragg, UCLA 11. Roydell Williams, Tulane 12. Matt Jones, Arkansas
Tight ends
1. Cody McCarty, TCU 2. Joel Dreessen, Colorado State 3. Alex Holmes, Southern Cal 4. Alex Smith, Stanford
Offensive guards/centers
1. Chris Myers, Miami (Fla.) 2. David Baas, Michigan 3. Dan Buenning, Wisconsin 4. Evan Mathis, Alabama 5. Jason Brown, North Carolina 6. Junius Coston, North Carolina A&T 7. Adam Snyder, Oregon 8. Marcus Johnson, Mississippi 9. Jonathan Clinkscale, Wisconsin Not graded: Elton Brown, Virginia (failed physical); Justin Geisinger, Vanderbilt (just one practice)
Offensive tackles
1. Logan Mankins, Fresno State 2. Wesley Britt, Alabama 3. Khalif Barnes, Washington 4. Ray Willis, Florida State 5. Adam Terry, Syracuse 6. Michael Roos, Eastern Washington 7. Jeremy Parquet, Southern Miss 8. David Stewart, Mississippi State Not graded: Rob Pettiti, Pittsburgh (injured)
Defensive tackles
1. Mike Patterson, Southern Cal 2. Attiyyah Ellison, Missouri 3. Jonathan Babineaux, Iowa 4. Anttaj Hawthorne, Wisconsin 5. Lorenzo Alexander, California 6. Shaun Cody, Southern Cal 7. Ronald Fields, Mississippi State 8. Anthony Bryant, Alabama 9. Jim Davis, Virginia Tech
Defensive ends
1. Matt Roth, Iowa 2. Marcus Spears, LSU 3. Mike Montgomery, Texas A&M 4. George Gause, South Carolina 5. Bill Swancutt, Oregon State 6. Jimmy Verdon, Arizona State
Inside linebackers
1. Barrett Ruud, Nebraska 2. Leroy Hill, Clemson 3. Lance Mitchell, Oklahoma 4. Robert McCune, Louisville 5. Alfred Fincher, Connecticut 6. Kirk Morrison, San Diego St.
Outside linebackers
1. Jared Newberry, Stanford 2. Michael Boley, Southern Miss 3. Trent Cole, Cincinnati 4. DeMarcus Ware, Troy 5. Marcus Lawrence, South Carolina 6. Cornelius Wortham, Alabama
Cornerbacks
1. Darrent Williams, Oklahoma State 2. Bryant McFadden, Florida State 3. Carlos Rogers, Auburn 4. Alphonso Hodge, Miami (Ohio) 5. Stanley Wilson, Stanford 6. Corey Webster, LSU 7. Eric Green, Virginia Tech 8. Abraham Elimimian, Hawaii 9. Travis Daniels, LSU 10. Ronald Bartell, Howard
Safeties
1. Sean Considine, Iowa 2. O.J. Otogwe, Stanford 3. James Butler, Georgia Tech 4. Junior Rosegreen, Auburn 5. Vincent Fuller, Virginia Tech 6. Jamaal Brimmer, UNLV
Wow, I'm suprised to see Jamaal Brimmer ranked so low on these rankings.
*The more I read about Vincent Jackson, the more intriguing he sounds.
*Despite the injury concerns, I think Craphonso Thorpe could end up being a steal for someone.
*I know he is small, but Darren Sproles really intrigues me. He has sick cutback ability and instincts, and plays tougher and bigger than his actual size.
*Suprised to see Cody graded so low
I guess the info we've received is different in a lot of aspects.
I think Vincent Jackson is a nice sleeper prospect, but Kiper has hyped him up too much he is not polished at all. I would take Larry Brackins a million times over Vincent Jackson if I was looking for pure potential.
Sproles only measured up at 5'5 and a half, they had to use a new machine because he was too small for the normal equipment.
I ain't no suit-wearin' businessman like you... you know I'm just a gangsta I suppose... - Avon Barksdale
Dr. Duran Duran wrote:I manage a sports restaurant in California and the Senior Bowl practices are something we get on our sports satellite package. They're pretty boring for most to watch, but football geeks like myself find them pretty interesting. If any of you have a satellite dish, you might be able to get to see the practices live.
They were showing it on espn this week from around 3-4pm I believe.
Yeah, I know about the regular programing, but there was some extended coverage on satellite. It went for longer than one hour.