Does anyone have Mel Kiper Big Board?

Tobal

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Dec. 28, 2005 | Make sure to keep a close eye on the top five positional boards for both the juniors and seniors, because I update these ratings every week. At this time of year, these lists are reflective of what I see on film when studying players that particular week. Expect more changes on the senior board after the bowl season concludes. One newcomer this week is Clemson quarterback Charlie Whitehurst, who had a good performance in the Tigers' bowl game against Clemson.



Quarterbacks
1. Matt Leinart, USC
2. Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt
3. Brodie Croyle, Alabama
4. Bruce Eugene, Grambling
5. Charlie Whitehurst, Clemson
5a. Barrick Nealy, Texas State
5b. Darrell Hackney, UAB
5c. Brett Basanez, Northwestern


Running Backs
1. DeAngelo Williams, Memphis
2. Joseph Addai, LSU
3. Jerome Harrison, Washington State
4. Leon Washington, Florida State
5. Andre Hall, South Florida
5a. P.J. Daniels, Georgia Tech


Fullbacks
1. Lawrence Vickers, Colorado
2. J.D. Runnels, Oklahoma
3. Matt Bernstein, Wisconsin
4. Chris Manderino, California
5. David Kirtman, USC


Wide Receivers
1. Derek Hagan, Arizona State
2. Sinorice Moss, Miami
3. Hank Baskett, New Mexico
4. Maurice Stovall, Notre Dame
5. Brandon Williams, Wisconsin
5a. Jeff Webb, San Diego State


Tight Ends
1. Marcedes Lewis, UCLA
2. Dominique Byrd, USC
3. Owen Daniels, Wisconsin
4. Joe Klopfenstein, Colorado
5. David Thomas, Texas


Tackles
1. D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Virginia
2. Ryan O'Callaghan, California
3. Jeremy Trueblood, Boston College
4. Marcus McNeill, Auburn
5. Andrew Whitworth, LSU
5a. Dennis Roland, Georgia


Guards
1. Jason Spitz, Louisville
2. Max Jean-Gilles, Georgia
3. Taitusi Lutui, USC
4. Kevin Boothe, Cornell
5. Rob Sims, Ohio State
5a. Davin Joseph, Oklahoma
5b. E.J. Whitley, Texas Tech


Centers
1. Nick Mangold, Ohio State
2. Greg Eslinger, Minnesota
3. Ryan Cook, New Mexico
4. Mike Degory, Florida
5. Grayling Love, Arizona State


Place-Kickers
1. Stephen Gostkowski, Memphis
2. Josh Huston, Ohio State
3. Connor Hughes, Virginia
4. Deric Yaussi, Wyoming
5. Kurt Smith, Virginia


Defensive Ends
1. Tamba Hali, Penn State
2. Mathias Kiwanuka, Boston College
3. Elvis Dumervil, Louisville
4. Kamerion Wimbley, Florida State
5. Manny Lawson, NC State
5a. Jason Hatcher, Grambling
5b. Charlton Keith, Kansas
5c. Eric Henderson, Georgia Tech


Defensive Tackles
1. Orien Harris, Miami
2. Claude Wroten, LSU
3. Brodrick Bunkley, Florida State
4. Kyle Williams, LSU
5. Titus Adams, Nebraska
5a. Babatunde Oshinowo, Stanford
5b. McKinley Boykin, Ole Miss


Inside Linebackers
1. D'Qwell Jackson, Maryland
2. Abdul Hodge, Iowa
3. Gerris Wilkinson, Georgia Tech
4. Oliver Hoyte, NC State
5. Leon Williams, Miami
5a. Anthony Schlegel, Ohio State


Outside Linebackers
1. A.J. Hawk, Ohio State
2. DeMeco Ryans, Alabama
3. Chad Greenway, Iowa
4. Thomas Howard, UTEP
5. Cameron Vaughn, LSU
5a. Rocky McIntosh, Miami
5b. A.J. Nicholson, Florida State
5c. Keith Ellison, Oregon State


Cornerbacks
1. Jimmy Williams, Virginia Tech
2. Kelly Jennings, Miami
3. DeMario Minter, Georgia
4. Anwar Phillips, Penn State
5. Jason Allen, Tennessee
5a. Tye Hill, Clemson
5b. Marcus Maxey, Miami
5c. Alan Zemaitis, Penn State
5d. Marcus Hudson, NC State


Safeties
1. Michael Huff, Texas
2. Anthony Smith, Syracuse
3. Dwayne Slay, Texas Tech
4. Daniel Bullocks, Nebraska
5. Chris Harrell, Penn State
5a. Greg Blue, Georgia


Punters
1. John Torp, Colorado
2. Steve Weatherford, Illinois
3. Tom Malone, USC
4. Jeff Williams, Adams State (Colo.)
5. Sam Paulescu, Oregon State
 

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Look out for Mel's 5a pick for QB, Barrick Nealy. I am an alum of Texas State, and went to 5 or 6 games this season. He is gonna be good in the league. He has a cannon for an arm and has the same type of movement in the pocket and scrambling as a McNabb or Vince Young. All he needs is a good QB coach to tweak his accuracy and he could be great. He should go 3rd-4th round and we would be smart to pick him up. He could use 2 years behind Drew to develop...then take over.


http://http://txstatebobcats.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/nealy_barrick00.html
 

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Tobal said:
Dec. 28, 2005 |
Place-Kickers
1. Stephen Gostkowski, Memphis
2. Josh Huston, Ohio State
3. Connor Hughes, Virginia
4. Deric Yaussi, Wyoming
5. Kurt Smith, Virginia

How does Virginia get two good kickers and we cannot seem to fine ONE?
 

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JuJones21 said:
Look out for Mel's 5a pick for QB, Barrick Nealy. I am an alum of Texas State, and went to 5 or 6 games this season. He is gonna be good in the league. He has a cannon for an arm and has the same type of movement in the pocket and scrambling as a McNabb or Vince Young. All he needs is a good QB coach to tweak his accuracy and he could be great. He should go 3rd-4th round and we would be smart to pick him up. He could use 2 years behind Drew to develop...then take over.


http://http://txstatebobcats.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/nealy_barrick00.html

I agree. I watched this kid almost single-handedly beat Texas A&M this year. I couldn't believe how big he is and how fast he moves. Imagine McNabb with Michael Vick's speed. Incredible talent waiting to explode. I know we have three on the roster, but this is one that could definitely be a difference maker.
 
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CrazyCowboy said:
How does Virginia get two good kickers and we cannot seem to fine ONE?

Because the FG kicker can't kickoff long enough, and the kickoff guy isn't accurate on his FG attempts.
 
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