DandyDon1722
It's been a good 'un, ain't it?
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Let the conjecture begin on who will be taken and who will still be there. Lots of changes are sure to take place but it's interesting.
Andrew Luck *
QB
6-4
235
Analysis: He completed more than 70 percent of his passes in a pro-style offense with poise, a big arm and smarts. A likely No. 1. Last week: No. 1
Da'Quan Bowers *
DE
6-4
277
Analysis: Has ideal size for a defensive end in the 4-3 scheme at the NFL level, but I'm not yet convinced that as an edge force, he can't stand up in a 3-4. Has exceptional talent. Last week: No. 2
A.J. Green *
WR
6-4
207
Analysis: Green was mostly unstoppable even with a young passer. Not sure people realize what kind of route-runner he's become. Last week: No. 3
Patrick Peterson *
CB
6-1
211
Analysis: More than a freak athlete, Peterson continued to improve his technical cover skills. Also quietly became among nation's top return threats. Last week: No. 4
Prince Amukamara
CB
6-1
202
Analysis: I'd be more concerned about Amukamara's zero interceptions in 2010 if any quarterback was willing to challenge him. A gifted technician. Last week: No. 5
Nick Fairley *
DT
6-5
310
Analysis: Brilliant season from Fairley. He often dominated even while not 100 percent. Epitomizes the ideal penetrating 4-3 tackle. Currently a top-10 lock. Last week: No. 6
Ryan Mallett *
QB
6-7
238
Analysis: Mallett became far more than a big arm this season. Patience, poise and willingness to check down enhanced his stock. Last week: No. 9
Cameron Newton
QB
6-6
250
Analysis: Newton got to show late this season that he's more than a mere running threat. He is capable of extending plays and has a big arm and underrated accuracy. Last week: No. 14
Julio Jones *
WR
6-4
211
Analysis: Jones had a stellar junior season. When healthy, he was impossible to stop; when not, he was still good. He showed a greater ability to separate in 2010. Last week: No. 10
Marcell Dareus *
DE
6-3
306
Analysis: A solid penetrator but can anchor as well, making him solid against both run and pass. Best suited as 4-3 defensive tackle at the NFL level. Last week: No. 8
Robert Quinn *
DE
6-4
267
Analysis: A freakish athlete with decent size, great quickness and pass-rush skills. Ineligible all year, but scouts are captivated by his talent. Last week: No. 7
Ryan Kerrigan
DE
6-4
259
Andrew Luck *
QB
6-4
235
Analysis: He completed more than 70 percent of his passes in a pro-style offense with poise, a big arm and smarts. A likely No. 1. Last week: No. 1
Da'Quan Bowers *
DE
6-4
277
Analysis: Has ideal size for a defensive end in the 4-3 scheme at the NFL level, but I'm not yet convinced that as an edge force, he can't stand up in a 3-4. Has exceptional talent. Last week: No. 2
A.J. Green *
WR
6-4
207
Analysis: Green was mostly unstoppable even with a young passer. Not sure people realize what kind of route-runner he's become. Last week: No. 3
Patrick Peterson *
CB
6-1
211
Analysis: More than a freak athlete, Peterson continued to improve his technical cover skills. Also quietly became among nation's top return threats. Last week: No. 4
Prince Amukamara
CB
6-1
202
Analysis: I'd be more concerned about Amukamara's zero interceptions in 2010 if any quarterback was willing to challenge him. A gifted technician. Last week: No. 5
Nick Fairley *
DT
6-5
310
Analysis: Brilliant season from Fairley. He often dominated even while not 100 percent. Epitomizes the ideal penetrating 4-3 tackle. Currently a top-10 lock. Last week: No. 6
Ryan Mallett *
QB
6-7
238
Analysis: Mallett became far more than a big arm this season. Patience, poise and willingness to check down enhanced his stock. Last week: No. 9
Cameron Newton
QB
6-6
250
Analysis: Newton got to show late this season that he's more than a mere running threat. He is capable of extending plays and has a big arm and underrated accuracy. Last week: No. 14
Julio Jones *
WR
6-4
211
Analysis: Jones had a stellar junior season. When healthy, he was impossible to stop; when not, he was still good. He showed a greater ability to separate in 2010. Last week: No. 10
Marcell Dareus *
DE
6-3
306
Analysis: A solid penetrator but can anchor as well, making him solid against both run and pass. Best suited as 4-3 defensive tackle at the NFL level. Last week: No. 8
Robert Quinn *
DE
6-4
267
Analysis: A freakish athlete with decent size, great quickness and pass-rush skills. Ineligible all year, but scouts are captivated by his talent. Last week: No. 7
Ryan Kerrigan
DE
6-4
259
DAL @ GB
