Goose's Position Rankings, What's Left (Offense)

[InmanRoshi]

Quarterback

1. Kyle Orton Purdue
2. Stefan Lefors Louisville
3. Derek Anderson Oregon State
4. Ryan Fitzpatrick Harvard
5. Dan Orlovsky UConn
6. Adrian McPherson Florida State
7. Gino Guidugli Cincinnati
8. Josh Haldi Northern Illinois
9. Dustin Long Sam Houston State
Sleeper: Jason White Oklahoma

Runningback

1. Ciatrick Fason Florida
2. Alvin Pearman Virginia
3. Marion Barber Minnesota
4. T.A. McLendon North Carolina State
5. Brandon Jacobs Southern Illinois
6. Darren Sproles Kansas State
7. Noah Herron Northwestern
Sleeper: Damien Nash Missouri

Fullback

1. Justin Green Montana
2. Manny White UCLA
3. Madison Hedgecock North Carolina
4. Keith Joseph Texas A&M
5. Zach Tuiasosopo Washington
6. Will Matthews Texas
7. Jon Goldsberry Purdue
8. Nehemiah Broughton Citadel
9. Paul Jefferson Penn State
10. Jonathan Evans Baylor
Sleeper: Kyle Eckel Navy

Wide Receiver

1. Fred Gibson Georgia
2. Jerome Mathis Hampton
3. Roydell Williams Tulane
Sleeper: Chase Lyman Cal

Tight End

1. Joel Dreessen Colorado State
2. John Jackson Iowa
3. Victor Sesay Missouri
4. Jerome Collins Notre Dame
5. Bo Scaife Texas
6. Adam Bergen Lehigh
7. David Kashetta Boston College
Sleeper: Chance McCarty TCU

Offensive Tackle

1. Ray Willis Florida State
2. David Stewart Mississippi State
3. Anthony Alabi TCU
4. Adam Kieft Central Michigan
5. Todd Herremans Saginaw Valley (MI)
6. Rob Petitti Pitt
7. Daniel Loper Texas Tech
Sleeper: Harvey Dahl Nevada

Offensive Guard
1. Elton Brown Virginia
2. Chris Kemoeatu Utah
3. Dan Beunning Wisconsin
4. Claude Terrell New Mexico
5. Justin Geisinger Vanderbilt
6. Chris Myers Miami-F
7. C.J. Brooks Maryland
8. Scott Young Brigham Young
9. Ikechuku Ndukew Northwestern
10. Dan Connolly SE Missouri State
11. Joe Berger Michigan Tech
Sleeper: William Whittaker Michigan State

Center

1. Jason Brown North Carolina
2. Duke Preston Illinois
3. Geoff Hangartner Texas A&M
4. Junios Coston North Carolina A&T
5. Dylan Gandy Texas Tech
6. Drew Hodgdon Arizona State
7. Tim Brown West Virginia
Sleeper: Kyle Schmitt Maryland

[daniukid]

As a CAL and Cowboys fan, I absolutely agree that Chase Lyman is the sleeper at wideout. In fact, he was the main reason why USC escaped with a victory last year against CAL because Chase reinjured himself. At that time, he was one of the reasons why Aaron Rodgers burst onto the stage because he was catching everything and putting up gaudy numbers with his QB. When healthy he is tall (6' 3" and 217) AND fast (sub 4.5- the fastest on the team). In fact, I would say that he is the "Poor man's Matt Jones" on draft day. He definitely has a chance to be special and a starter with a little seasoning behind KJ and TG.

[Qwickdraw]

Hawthorne is still at large, too.
(no pun intended)

[Nerm]

Anybody have a list of who is left on his top 100 board?

[zagnut]

Unless the guy is permanently damaged goods at this point, Ben Wilkerson is going to be a major steal for someone at Center. I'm surprised he's not on the list. I know he had an injury that ended his season, but he was the top ranked center last year and has the size.

Wouldn't mind taking a flyer on Larry Brackins, Cra Thorpe or Chauncey Stovall either. High return, low risk.

And anybody else feel we could pick up a starting FB in the 6th or even 7th without even trying that hard?

[CanadaBoys]

you forgot OT Michael Munoz

[AdamJT13]

Originally Posted by Nerm

Anybody have a list of who is left on his top 100 board?

He once again hit an incredible 88 of 100 being drafted in the first 100 picks. The 12 guys left are --

73. Elton Brown G Virginia
76. Jason Brown C North Carolina
78. Sean Considine S Iowa
81. Fred Gibson WR Georgia
82. Marviel Underwood S San Diego State
84. Kyle Orton QB Purdue
87. Chris Kemoeatu G Utah
88. Bill Swancutt DE Oregon State
89. Ciatrick Fason HB Florida
96. Jerome Mathis WR Hampton
98. Joel Dreessen TE Colorado State
100. Chris Canty DE Virginia

[Gooch]

Originally Posted by AdamJT13

He once again hit an incredible 88 of 100 being drafted in the first 100 picks.

Not a big Goose fan since I rarely like what he has to say, but man, you can't argue with his results. I think he's averaged over 87 so far. May not like him much, but he's on the money.

[Nerm]

Originally Posted by AdamJT13

He once again hit an incredible 88 of 100 being drafted in the first 100 picks. The 12 guys left are --

73. Elton Brown G Virginia
76. Jason Brown C North Carolina
78. Sean Considine S Iowa
81. Fred Gibson WR Georgia
82. Marviel Underwood S San Diego State
84. Kyle Orton QB Purdue
87. Chris Kemoeatu G Utah
88. Bill Swancutt DE Oregon State
89. Ciatrick Fason HB Florida
96. Jerome Mathis WR Hampton
98. Joel Dreessen TE Colorado State
100. Chris Canty DE Virginia

Thanks Adam. Has anyone ever told you that you're the man?

I think Elton Brown makes a lot of sense at this point. We have other need areas too, but I wouldn't count on any 2nd day guys stepping in as starters this year.

I would prefer trading for picks next year, but that seems to be a longshot considering how this draft has gone.