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Round 1: Thurs., April 26 Rounds 2-3: Fri., April 27 Rounds 4-7: Sat., April 28 Radio City Music Hall, New York City

 

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TOP FIVE DRAFT PICKS BY POSITION (NOT BY ORDER)              

 

 Quarterbacks:

  1. Andrew Luck He is a great athlete and is big and will be the number one pick in 2012 draft.
  2. Matt Barkley  He could be the number one quarterback taken in 2013 draft.(playing college 2012)
  3. Ryan Tannehill  Has the size and good athlete. I expect big improvement with time.                     
  4. Landry Jones will be in 2013 draft.. The first noticeable thing about Jones is his size. He maybe a legit 6-foot-4 and has and NFL frame at 233 pounds.                          
  5. Robert Griffin quarterback for the Baylor.. Watchout the year he has the strong arm, will move up every one's draft board for 2012. Second Quarterback off the board..

Running Backs:

  1. Lamar Miller He could be the second runningback in a weak RB draft.
  2. Isaiah Pead Could have a break out year in 2011
  3. Brandon Bolden  Will be picked the end of round two,with alot of speed, but I think he is as good as Herrib.
  4. Trent Richardson Was straight up dominant last year, expect him to be an early 1st round pick.
  5. LaMicheal James Is small but was a workhorse for Oregon last year.

 

WireReceiver:

  1. Justin Blackmon If all the Receivers come out this year, this could be one of the best receiver drafts in a LONG time.  Is surprisingly fast.
  2. Alshon Jeffery Reminds me of Andre Johnson on his size and strength.
  3. Ryan Broyles Is the best WR athlete in this class, Like to see what he does this season.
  4. Michael Floyd He could be the 2nd WR drafted,because of his off field problems
  5. Chris Owusu could be Lucks number one target

Tight End:

  1. George Bryon Maybe the top Tight End prospect in 2012, he could easily be a Top pick.
  2. Michael Egnew A great tight end, tall and has the size to be good TE in NFL
  3. David Paulson Great blocker and has good size at 6' 3
  4. Dwayne Allen I would have him higher, but he has to adjust to a new system.
  5. Orson Charles A good TE, but has a great frame and was productive last season.

Offensive Tackle

  1. Matt Reynolds Athletic for his size, typical BYU Big Boy 6'6
  2. Matt Kalil Great for Georgia last year, he will be one of 1st LT drafted. 
  3. Riley Reliff The Bruce Cambell of this draft, he is very good athletic. 
  4. Jonathan Martin  Great athleticism and power, Lucks lucky charm
  5. Xavier Nixon a good tackle with good size with Florida

Offensive Guard:

  1. Cordy Glenn All the Guards returned this year, and he is the best.
  2. Ryan Miller Decided to return, very good Guard, should help his QB look well.
  3. Lucas Nix A great transfer, should be a 2nd round pick.
  4. Barrett Jones  big, 6-4, and many think he may be a Guard in NFL. Very good size
  5. David DECastro Underrated Guard, started every game. Maybe the second or third guard taken

Center:

  1. Mike Brewster Ohio St. lost some players last year, but he could really help himself 
  2. William Vlachos Had a great last year, he is a small center at only 6'1
  3.  Peter Konz of Wisconsin, A flexible Center that can play Guard. will be top center taken in the 2012 draft
  4. David Molk He used to be A D-lineman.
  5. Ben Jones Can play Guard and Center, will help any O-line out for Georgia

Defensive End :

1.Devin Taylor South Carolina- Freakishly athletic, but not quite Julius-Peppers like in that area. Has been compared to a young Bruce Smith

2.Brandon Jenklins  Elite pass rusher. May be the best pure pass-rushing DE in the draft. Very, very quick off the snap, and bends the corner like nobody else can.

 

3. Quinton Copies- NC has a fairly varied array of pass rush moves, pursues well laterally and down the field, he has a high motor and takes coaching. 

 

 

4. Ronnell Lewis  He helped his stock during the end last season and this season, can only solidify his status if this season stays on track. Could be first rounder. 

 

5. Vinny Curry athletic player with a nice burst off the ball. Penetrates and disrupts blocking schemes. Active and is always around the ball .   Explosive, athletic player with a nice burst off the ball. Penetrates and disrupts blocking schemes. Active and is always around the ball. 

Cornerbacks:

1. Janoris Jenkins-Regarded as the top DB and perhaps the top player available for the 2012 NFL draft. Supreme athlete with elite speed, explosion, agility and leaping ability. 

2. Alfonzo Dennard-Elite athlete and talent. A little small at 5' 10, yet very fluid and athletic. Loose hips and great feet. Can stay hip pocket with any receiver in the nation. 

 

3.Stephon Gilmore , man-coverage corner with makeup speed. Good feet and can really turn and go. Played a lot of slot coverage in college, and matches up well with quickness.

4. Dre Kirkpatrick-Long and lean with room to add muscle mass. Already a solid hitter, and feared tackler. Surprisingly nimble and quick-footed for a 6'2" corner. 

5. Morris Claiborne Top-flight corner with all the skills desired at the next level. Good size & physique with long arms. Excellent speed and athleticism. 

Outside Linebackers:

 

1. Courtney Upshaw-First round talent. He will at least be taken in the top 25, but could break in as high as the top half of the first round if he really impresses at his workouts. Upshaw best projects as a 3-4 OLB at the next level.

 

2. Kevin Reddick- Mid-first round pick, possibly top-ten. Ultra-elite outside rusher has a pro bowl future as a 3-4 OLB. Quality person and player, and a big-time contributor from day one.

3. Sean Spence-Good timed speed. Plays to his athletic ability. A monster on special teams. Increasingly productive each year. 

4. Nigel Bradham Florida St. (DE)-High motor guy, works hard and produces excellent stats. Good pass rusher, utilizes the arm-under maneuver to perfection. 

5. Zack Brown -Quick and athletic pass rusher who creates havoc in opponents' backfield. Good upper-body strength and able to redirect and shed while hunting down the ball carrier.

 

Defensive Tackles:

1. - Jared Click-First Round, Top Ten selection. Click has similar size, production, and skills of Corey Liuget from the 2011 NFL Draft and could see himself being the first DT in 2012 draft.

2. Jerel Worthy-Extremely athletic. He can collapse the pocket in a hurry, creating pressure on opposing QB's. Long, thick arms, capable of a powerful bull rush. 

3. Kheeston Randall-One of the top defensive lineman, especially off the edge. There's no doubt in my mind that this guy will go in the end of 1st round. Probably in the top 25 picks.  

4. Mike Martin-  First Round-Early Second Round. DT prospects in the 2012 NFL Draft, but because of his size, he will be limited to playing in a 4-3 scheme. 

5. Brandon Thompson - is quick and disruptive, with a powerful hand punch and pop in his hips, his lateral and linear acceleration are both above average at times he can truly impact a game .

Inside Linebackers:

1. Vontaze Burfict-Very good LB size. Runs right past or through blockers to create havoc in the backfield. Very productive, and shows good instincts and leadership abilitie .

2. Manti Te'o-One of the better MLB prospects in the draft from a pure athletic/production standpoint. Has been a very productive  .

3. Dont'a Hightower-Two-down LB ideally suited for inside duties in the 3-4, but smart & fast enough to possibly function as a MLB in the 4-3. Likely mid-round pick who will be a fine special-teamer while he hones his skills as a LB. 

4. Tank Carder-A second or third rounder, Carder should compete on day one for a starting spot. His versatility makes him a fit at either a 4-3 will linebacker or a 3-4 inside linebacker spot. 

5. Lavonte David is one of the pre-emment prospects in a very thin MLB crop and should get some consideration quickly on day two of the draft. He should be able to contribute quickly.

Safeties:

1. Kenny Tate-Late first rounder or early second rounder. Tate is one of the top safety prospects for the 2012 NFL Draft and should be competing for a starting spot as a rookie.

2. Mark Barron -Big free safety who is a thoroughbred athletically. Fairly intense and focused. Long arms . Second round pick, in a leak class of safetys.

3. Robert Lester- tackles like a SS, has hands like a WR, he covers like a FS, he reads the quarterback well from a center-field position. 

4. Janzen Jackson-Smooth athlete who is a converted LB. Hits like a LB, and can make the blow up tackle and force the game changing fumble. Athletic and powerful. Eludes blockers. Has enough speed to be a force in coverage, and is flexible to turn and go like a CB.  

5. T.J. McDonald - is a big hitter who has the size and the speed to be a great free safety at the next level. McDonald is arguably the best free safety if he puts his mind to it.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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