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Old 12-10-2012   #1
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Default Scouts Inc Top 100 - 10Dec2012

http://www.walker-texas.com/scouts-inc-10dec2012.pdf

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1 (2) 1 Star Lotulelei DT Utah
2 (1) -1 Jarvis Jones* OLB Georgia
3 (5) 2 Damontre Moore* DE Texas A&M
4 (3) -1 Chance Warmack OG Alabama
5 (4) -1 Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame
6 (6) 0 Luke Joeckel* OT Texas A&M
7 (8) 1 Barkevious Mingo* DE LSU
8 (7) -1 Johnathan Hankins* DT Ohio State
9 (13) 4 Sylvester Williams DT North Carolina
10 (10) 0 Bjoern Werner* DE Florida State
11 (12) 1 Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina
12 (11) -1 Dee Milliner* CB Alabama
13 (16) 3 Johnathan Jenkins DT Georgia
14 (14) 0 Dion Jordan DE Oregon
15 (19) 4 Taylor Lewan* OT Michigan
16 (18) 2 Sam Montgomery* DE LSU
17 (21) 4 Kenny Vaccaro S Texas
18 (17) -1 Alec Ogletree* ILB Georgia
19 (23) 4 Corey Lemonier* DE Auburn
20 (25) 5 Eric Fisher* OT Central Michigan
21 (27) 6 Ezekiel Ansah* DE Brigham Young
22 (9) -13 Geno Smith QB West Virginia
23 (22) -1 Sheldon Richardson* DT Missouri
24 (24) 0 Justin Hunter* WR Tennessee
25 (15) -10 Cornellius (tank) Carradine DE Florida State
26 (28) 2 Kawann Short DT Purdue
27 (20) -7 Matt Barkley QB USC
28 (26) -2 Keenan Allen* WR California
29 (29) 0 Dallas Thomas OT Tennessee
30 (30) 0 Zach Ertz* TE Stanford
31 (31) 0 Johnthan Banks CB Mississippi State
32 (34) 2 Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
33 (35) 2 Shariff Floyd* DT Florida
34 (33) -1 Bennie Logan* DT LSU
35 (37) 2 Mike Glennon QB North Carolina State
36 (36) 0 Tavon Austin WR West Virginia
37 (67) 30 new Blidi Wreh-wilson CB Connecticut
38 (40) 2 Matt Elam* S Florida
39 (32) -7 Robert Woods* WR USC
40 () new Logan Ryan* CB Rutgers
41 (38) -3 Shawn Williams S Georgia
42 (39) -3 Akeem Spence* DT Illinois
43 (41) -2 Justin Pugh OT Syracuse
44 (43) -1 Eric Reid* S LSU
45 (42) -3 Jesse Williams DT Alabama
46 (46) 0 Oday Aboushi OT Virginia
47 (44) -3 Terrance Williams WR Baylor
48 (45) -3 David Amerson* CB North Carolina State
49 (47) -2 Tony Jefferson* S Oklahoma
50 (49) -1 Everett Dawkins DT Florida State
51 (51) 0 Ricky Wagner OT Wisconsin
52 (50) -2 Giovani Bernard* RB North Carolina
53 (54) 1 Kevin Reddick ILB North Carolina
54 (52) -2 Jake Matthews* OT Texas A&M
55 (53) -2 Aaron Dobson WR Marshall
56 (57) 1 Chase Thomas OLB Stanford
57 (56) -1 D.J. Fluker* OT Alabama
58 (61) 3 Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
59 (55) -4 Desmond Trufant CB Washington
60 (63) 3 Le'veon Bell* RB Michigan State
61 (65) 4 Markus Wheaton WR Oregon State
62 (84) 22 Brian Winters OG Kent State
63 (85) 22 Jelani Jenkins* OLB Florida
64 (87) 23 Landry Jones QB Oklahoma
65 (58) -7 Arthur Brown ILB Kansas State
66 (59) -7 Alex Okafor DE Texas
67 (95) 28 Cobi Hamilton WR Arkansas
68 (48) -20 Barrett Jones OC Alabama
69 (71) 2 William Gholston* DE Michigan State
70 (72) 2 Shamarko Thomas S Syracuse
71 (68) -3 Kaleb Ramsey DT Boston College
72 (60) -12 Marquess Wilson* WR Washington State
73 (64) -9 Gavin Escobar* TE San Diego State
74 (74) 0 Xavier Rhodes* CB Florida State
75 (79) 4 Malliciah Goodman DE Clemson
76 (78) 2 Devonte Holloman S South Carolina
77 (75) -2 Larry Warford OG Kentucky
78 (77) -1 Brandon Jenkins OLB Florida State
79 (66) -13 Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
80 (80) 0 Brennan Williams OT North Carolina
81 (69) -12 Khaled Holmes OC USC
82 (62) -20 Denard Robinson WR Michigan
83 (73) -10 Dion Sims* TE Michigan State
84 (81) -3 Jordan Poyer CB Oregon State
85 (82) -3 Levine Toilolo* TE Stanford
86 (70) -16 EJ Manuel QB Florida State
87 (90) 3 Jackson Jeffcoat* DE Texas
88 (89) 1 Khaseem Greene OLB Rutgers
89 (76) -13 Da'rick Rogers* WR Tennessee
90 (83) -7 Andre Ellington RB Clemson
91 (88) -3 Rod Sweeting CB Georgia Tech
92 (94) 2 Kapron Lewis-Moore* DE Notre Dame
93 (92) -1 Sheldon Price* CB UCLA
94 () new Kenjon Barner* RB Oregon
95 (93) -2 Hugh Thornton* OG Illinois
96 (91) -5 Tavarres King WR Georgia
97 (99) 2 Kenny Stills* WR Oklahoma
98 (97) -1 Michael Buchanan DE Illinois
99 () 98 Bacarri Rambo S Georgia
100 () new Shayne Skov* ILB Stanford

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Man, lots of guys at positions we need on there. (DT, DE, T, S) Play our cards right and this could be a real strong draft.
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Man, lots of guys at positions we need on there. (DT, DE, T, S) Play our cards right and this could be a real strong draft.
There isn't a position we need more than a G or C.

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Barrett Jones really dropped
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There isn't a position we need more than a G or C.
Offensive tackle. Free has been the worst guy we have had. I'd also say nose tackle is pretty high up given ratliffs contract and production and Brent's legal peril.

We need 2 defensive linemen and a minimum of 2 offensive linemen. Some of that has to be done in free agency.
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I just don't see the 21 worst teams passing on a QB.

You don’t know what you don’t know.

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Offensive tackle. Free has been the worst guy we have had. I'd also say nose tackle is pretty high up given ratliffs contract and production and Brent's legal peril.

We need 2 defensive linemen and a minimum of 2 offensive linemen. Some of that has to be done in free agency.
We need two starting Gs and a starting C. It doesn't get more needy than that.

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We need two starting Gs and a starting C. It doesn't get more needy than that.
And a starting T. Free and Parnell are not the answer.
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And a starting T. Free and Parnell are not the answer.
either could do with batter blockers around them
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I just don't see the 21 worst teams passing on a QB.
And they won't.

This isn't a mock draft, it's Scouts, Inc's top 100 college players available for next year's draft.

They're just ranking players based on talent.


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We need two starting Gs and a starting C. It doesn't get more needy than that.
And that's more than we can hope to accomplish in one off-season, IMO.

We might sign a G in free agency, but the C crop looks pretty thin, and that's where I want help the most. Jason Garrett truly seems to believe in Phil Costa, I remain a skeptic and hope to see legit competition to start in the pivot next year.

I'd like to see at least one early round selection (1-3) used on an OL next April as well. The team must prioritize regularly using such picks on big uglies to ensure the offensive line turns from a weakness into a strength.

Trying to fix the starting five isn't enough.

We need to be able to go 8 men deep without turning to one year stopgaps like Derrick Dockery or Montrae Holland.

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If this were a projected draft order, then the values I see are:

29 (29) 0 Dallas Thomas OT Tennessee
Can play OT or OG. Very quick.

52 (50) -2 Giovani Bernard* RB North Carolina
Maybe the best RB at 52. Medical needs to check out.

54 (52) -2 Jake Matthews* OT Texas A&M

Obvious at this spot. He's been rated anywhere from
#2 to #54 by the draft media.

68 (48) -20 Barrett Jones OC Alabama
Maybe overrated by some other draft analyst but underrated here.

77 (75) -2 Larry Warford OG Kentucky

Possible Rookie starter in the 3rd round.

78 (77) -1 Brandon Jenkins OLB Florida State
Depends on the specifics of his injury and timetable to return.

80 (80) 0 Brennan Williams OT North Carolina
Shoulder injury, but expected to be ready by the start
of the season.

81 (69) -12 Khaled Holmes OC USC

Very underrated player, IMO. I think he could start day one.

Multiple Safeties in the 2nd/3rd rounds. Is Vaccaro that much better than some of the other guys?

17 (21) 4 Kenny Vaccaro S Texas
38 (40) 2 Matt Elam* S Florida
41 (38) -3 Shawn Williams S Georgia
44 (43) -1 Eric Reid* S LSU
49 (47) -2 Tony Jefferson* S Oklahoma
70 (72) 2 Shamarko Thomas S Syracuse
76 (78) 2 Devonte Holloman S South Carolina
99 () 98 Bacarri Rambo S Georgia

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I think he's got Rambo way too low...fwiw.

He's a first round talent...might be a guy we could steal in the second because of the suspension or whatever.
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Barrett Jones really dropped
I know right. I really like barrett, and rambo.
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Rambo and his drug issues will remove him from Dallas draft list.
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Rambo and his drug issues will remove him from Dallas draft list.
I think Rambo can easily get over the marijuana issue. He only tested positive the one time, and although I don't believe his story that he ate brownies that he didn't know were laced, I think that's a small issue that can easily be resolved. The bottom line is we need Safety help in a bad way. It's been an achilles' heel for us fo too long now. And Rambo in the late 2nd or early 3rd would be a Godsend tbh.
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