| 1 |
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Michael Crabtree |
WR |
Texas Tech |
6-3 |
214 lbs |
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Widely considered the top prospect in the draft. Crabtree is a dominant, game controlling receiver with Calvin
Johnson-type ability. |
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| 2 |
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Andre Smith |
OT |
Alabama |
6-4 |
330 lbs |
|
Smith draws a variety of opinions but has gotten the
job done for three years. He is a stalwart pass
protector who can play a number of different
positions. |
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| 3 |
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Aaron Curry |
LB |
Wake Forest |
6-3 |
247 lbs |
|
Curry is a three down linebacker with a total game.
He's an impact defensive prospect that will quickly
start on the NFL level. |
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| 4 |
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Jason Smith |
OT |
Baylor |
6-5 |
305 lbs |
|
Another terrific pass protector, Smith reminds many of
Jonathan Ogden. He's a tremendous athlete with
a great amount of upside. |
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| 5 |
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Malcolm Jenkins |
CB |
Ohio State |
6-1 |
201 lbs |
|
Jenkins is a shut down cover man who can effectively
play in a variety of defensive systems. |
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| 6 |
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Jeremy Maclin |
WR |
Missouri |
6-1 |
200 lbs |
|
Maclin possesses home run hitting speed and changes the
momentum of games with long pass receptions or big kick
returns. |
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| 7 |
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Brian Orakpo |
DE-OLB |
Texas |
6-4 |
260 lbs |
|
One of the nations best pass rushers, Orakpo is a
disruptive force who terrorizes opposing quarterbacks.
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| 8 |
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Eugene Monroe |
OT |
Virginia |
6-6 |
315 lbs |
|
Monroe is another athletic tackle with top size, skill
and starting potential.
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| 9 |
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Matt Stafford |
QB |
Georgia |
6-3 |
228 lbs |
|
The Bulldogs gunslinger is the perfect passer for any
vertical offense and a signal caller who does the
little things well. |
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| 10 |
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Everette Brown |
DE-OLB |
Florida State |
6-4 |
252 lbs |
|
Brown comes off a terrific junior season and was
omnipresent in the opponents backfield all year. |
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| 11 |
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Knowshon Moreno |
RB |
Georgia |
5-11 |
207 lbs |
|
Moreno is the complete package at running back and a ball carrier who can be a feature player in the NFL. |
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| 12 |
 |
Rey Maualuga |
ILB |
USC |
6-2 |
260 lbs |
|
Injuries plagued Maualuga last year and his play fell short of expectations. He's still a difference maker at the top of his
game. |
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| 13 |
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B.J. Raji |
DT |
Boston College |
6-1 |
323 lbs |
|
Raji was stellar after sitting out '07 and capped a terrific season with a dominant performance at the Senior
Bowl. He is hands down the best tackle in April's draft.
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| 14 |
 |
Michael Oher |
OT |
Ole Miss |
6-5 |
318 lbs |
|
Oher plays the position well and has enough talent to eventually develop into a starter at either left or right tackle.
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| 15 |
 |
Chris Wells |
RB |
Ohio State |
6-1 |
237 lbs |
|
The Buckeye ball carrier is a powerful interior runner who can carry the load. He's not a back for everyone but should do
well for a ball control team. |
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| 16 |
 |
Percy Harvin |
WR |
Florida |
5-11 |
195 lbs |
|
One of the fastest players in April's draft, Harvin can score from any point on the field and is a game breaker handling the
ball as a receiver or ball carrier. |
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| 17 |
 |
Mark Sanchez |
QB |
USC |
6-3 |
225 lbs |
|
The Trojan junior has great intangibles and terrific accuracy. He must learn to improve his deep passes yet Sanchez has the
tools to lead a franchise.
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| 18 |
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Peria Jerry |
DT |
Ole Miss |
6-2 |
295 lbs |
|
Jerry is a penetrating one-gap lineman who can fit a variety of defensive systems.
|
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| 19 |
 |
Larry English |
DE-OLB |
Northern Illinois |
6-2 |
254 lbs |
|
English is another versatile defender who can line up in a three point stance or stand up over tackle at linebacker.
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| 20 |
 |
Brandon Pettigrew |
TE |
Oklahoma State |
6-6 |
260 lbs |
|
Pettigrew is the most complete TE to enter the draft in a while. He was a pass catching demon in college then
showed outstanding blocking skills at the Senior Bowl.
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| 21 |
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James Laurinaitis |
LB |
Ohio State |
6-3 |
240 lbs |
|
Laurinaitis is by no means an impact player on the defensive side of the ball rather a steady, three down linebacker.
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| 22 |
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Vontae Davis |
CB |
Illinois |
6-0 |
204 lbs |
|
Davis is a sensational athlete who flashes the skills to shut down opponents. He's a bit rough around the edges but offers a
high upside.
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| 23 |
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Darrius Heyward-Bey |
WR |
Maryland |
6-3 |
206 lbs |
|
The Terrapins game breaking receiver strikes fear in opponents with his ability to stretch the field.
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| 24 |
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LeSean McCoy |
RB |
Pitt |
5-11 |
210 lbs |
|
McCoy is a shifty, elusive runner with the ability to create his own yardage. Scouts question whether or not he's an every
down back.
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| 25 |
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Alphonso Smith |
CB |
Wake Forest |
5-9 |
190 lbs |
|
Smith has been a terrific player in college and is a well rounded cornerback with a terrific game. His frame downgrades him
on draft boards.
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