Partial
04-26-2008, 01:08 AM
Do to lack of time, I have only compiled a top 10 big board this year. It's formed primarily from reading about guys since I haven't had a chance to watch too many Troy games, etc.
1. Glenn Dorsey
Extreme jock but doesn't have a true position. Too small to play inside consistently imo and he is too short to play DE. He's extremely strong and athletic though, so somebody will use him well.
2. Chris Long
Dad is a hall of famer, dude is intense, can never have too many pass rushers. Give me Howie's kid any day of the week.
3. Brandon Albert
Equally dominant throughout college like Dorsey. The best prospect at his position in years. Sounds almost can't miss.
4. Quinten Groves
Unblockable in the game I watched him. Made play after play after play in disrupting Timmy Tebow and was a very good pass rusher in the best conference.
5. Derek Harvey
Great speed, great size and height, and is nearly as good as Groves imo.
6. Jon Stewart
Massive and tightly packed back. Can run as fast as anyone and is as big as most linebackers in the league today. He will literally destroy people. Reminds me of Ahman Green.
7. Sam Baker
Multi time all-american and seems like a straight-up guy. I hope he's a packer
8. Aqib Talib
Big corner who has a knack for the big INT. Was one of the best players on a team that showed up big time against big competition.
9. Antoine Cason
I think I heard him scream playmaker all the way up here in Milwaukee when dominating against the Ducks. MVP of that game and played a huge role in taking out of the best teams in the league.
10. Brian Brohm
I typically like quarterbacks who straight up win like Matt Ryan, even if its unorthodox. Something about him just does not sit right though. With that said, I have liked Brohm since I watched him years ago for the first time. He's very accurate and plays big against big teams. He played great and had his best year despite having less talent around him than the UWM club football team.
QB rankings:
Brohm
Henne
Ainge
Ryan
With that said, everyone have a good night. I hope someone pulls this up 5 years from now and says wow, that sure was something (for better or worse).
1. Glenn Dorsey
Extreme jock but doesn't have a true position. Too small to play inside consistently imo and he is too short to play DE. He's extremely strong and athletic though, so somebody will use him well.
2. Chris Long
Dad is a hall of famer, dude is intense, can never have too many pass rushers. Give me Howie's kid any day of the week.
3. Brandon Albert
Equally dominant throughout college like Dorsey. The best prospect at his position in years. Sounds almost can't miss.
4. Quinten Groves
Unblockable in the game I watched him. Made play after play after play in disrupting Timmy Tebow and was a very good pass rusher in the best conference.
5. Derek Harvey
Great speed, great size and height, and is nearly as good as Groves imo.
6. Jon Stewart
Massive and tightly packed back. Can run as fast as anyone and is as big as most linebackers in the league today. He will literally destroy people. Reminds me of Ahman Green.
7. Sam Baker
Multi time all-american and seems like a straight-up guy. I hope he's a packer
8. Aqib Talib
Big corner who has a knack for the big INT. Was one of the best players on a team that showed up big time against big competition.
9. Antoine Cason
I think I heard him scream playmaker all the way up here in Milwaukee when dominating against the Ducks. MVP of that game and played a huge role in taking out of the best teams in the league.
10. Brian Brohm
I typically like quarterbacks who straight up win like Matt Ryan, even if its unorthodox. Something about him just does not sit right though. With that said, I have liked Brohm since I watched him years ago for the first time. He's very accurate and plays big against big teams. He played great and had his best year despite having less talent around him than the UWM club football team.
QB rankings:
Brohm
Henne
Ainge
Ryan
With that said, everyone have a good night. I hope someone pulls this up 5 years from now and says wow, that sure was something (for better or worse).