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1. Matt Jones, WR, Arkansas
Showed the ability to play WR at the Senior Bowl and then amazed everyone in Indy by running a sub-4.4 forty.
2. Khalif Barnes, OT, Washington
One of the most athletic offensive lineman available and could be the first or second OT drafted come April.
3. Ronnie Brown, RB, Auburn
May have moved to the top of the RB board due to his outstanding showing at the Combine in Indianapolis.
4. Braylon Edwards, WR, Michigan
The one guy everyone in the league seems to agree upon as an elite prospect and a lock for the Top 4 overall.
5. Marcus Spears, DE, L.S.U.
A perfect fit along the line for the 3-4 defense that is becoming so popular around the league these days.
6. Cadillac Williams, RB, Auburn
Stood out at the Senior Bowl and maintained that momentum by working out at the Combine in Indianapolis.
7. Troy Williamson, WR, South Carolina
Everyone was waiting for him to make his move in workouts and he did just that by running a sub-4.4 time.
8. Jerome Mathis, WR, Hampton
Simply the fastest player in the Draft and actually ran the best time in the history of the NFL Combine.
9. Adrian McPherson, QB, Florida St.
One of the stars of the Combine and had the best workout among the QB's, which could land him in Day One.
10. Carlos Rogers, CB, Auburn
Thorpe Award winner who has everything you look for including size and 4.31 speed which he showed in Indy.
11. Luis Castillo, DT, Northwestern
Has a rare combination of size and speed which could shoot him way up the charts in a weak DT class.
12. J.J. Arrington, RB, California
Had a monster senior season for the Golden Bears and was one of the fasest running backs at the Combine.
13. Jovan Haye, DE, Vanderbilt
Underclassmen who didn't have a huge junior season but showcased his athleticism and speed at the Combine.
14. Fabian Washington, CB, Nebraska
Needed a great workout and did just that with sub-4.4 clockings in the forty, making him a Day One selection.
15. Brodney Pool, S, Oklahoma
The best pure safety in the Draft, this guy is so athletic that some think he could even play cornerback.
16. Evan Mathis, OG, Alabama
Has the physical tools you look for with great size, speed and strength and could be a Day One pick.
17. Courtney Roby, WR, Indiana
The second fastest wide receiver at the Combine with a time of 4.33 which could put him in the Day One mix.
18. Ronald Bartell, CB, Howard
Always had great size but with the way he ran at the Combine we now know he has the speed to play corner.
19. Chris Spencer, C, Ole Miss
The cream of the crop at his position in what is widely considered to be a very strong year for centers.
20. Darryl Blackstock, OLB, Virginia
Extremely athletic and can really get after the passer, there are a number of teams who absolutely love this guy.
21. Robert McCune, ILB, Louisville
Freak of nature and a workout warrior, you won't find a more impressive physical specimen in this Draft.
22. Scott Young, OG, B.Y.U.
A former DT who lifted 225 lbs. 43 times, setting the top mark for the bench press this year at the Combine.
23. Adam Seward, ILB, U.N.L.V.
A nice player inside who had one of the better times in the forty at 4.60 at the Combine, which will help.
24. Michael Roos, OT, Eastern Washington
One of the top sleepers in the Draft, Roos is moving up and may be a Day One pick before all is said and done.
25. Rob Hunt, C, North Dakota St.
Small school sleeper who really got his name out there thanks to a terrific showing in Indy at the Combine.
Showed the ability to play WR at the Senior Bowl and then amazed everyone in Indy by running a sub-4.4 forty.
2. Khalif Barnes, OT, Washington
One of the most athletic offensive lineman available and could be the first or second OT drafted come April.
3. Ronnie Brown, RB, Auburn
May have moved to the top of the RB board due to his outstanding showing at the Combine in Indianapolis.
4. Braylon Edwards, WR, Michigan
The one guy everyone in the league seems to agree upon as an elite prospect and a lock for the Top 4 overall.
5. Marcus Spears, DE, L.S.U.
A perfect fit along the line for the 3-4 defense that is becoming so popular around the league these days.
6. Cadillac Williams, RB, Auburn
Stood out at the Senior Bowl and maintained that momentum by working out at the Combine in Indianapolis.
7. Troy Williamson, WR, South Carolina
Everyone was waiting for him to make his move in workouts and he did just that by running a sub-4.4 time.
8. Jerome Mathis, WR, Hampton
Simply the fastest player in the Draft and actually ran the best time in the history of the NFL Combine.
9. Adrian McPherson, QB, Florida St.
One of the stars of the Combine and had the best workout among the QB's, which could land him in Day One.
10. Carlos Rogers, CB, Auburn
Thorpe Award winner who has everything you look for including size and 4.31 speed which he showed in Indy.
11. Luis Castillo, DT, Northwestern
Has a rare combination of size and speed which could shoot him way up the charts in a weak DT class.
12. J.J. Arrington, RB, California
Had a monster senior season for the Golden Bears and was one of the fasest running backs at the Combine.
13. Jovan Haye, DE, Vanderbilt
Underclassmen who didn't have a huge junior season but showcased his athleticism and speed at the Combine.
14. Fabian Washington, CB, Nebraska
Needed a great workout and did just that with sub-4.4 clockings in the forty, making him a Day One selection.
15. Brodney Pool, S, Oklahoma
The best pure safety in the Draft, this guy is so athletic that some think he could even play cornerback.
16. Evan Mathis, OG, Alabama
Has the physical tools you look for with great size, speed and strength and could be a Day One pick.
17. Courtney Roby, WR, Indiana
The second fastest wide receiver at the Combine with a time of 4.33 which could put him in the Day One mix.
18. Ronald Bartell, CB, Howard
Always had great size but with the way he ran at the Combine we now know he has the speed to play corner.
19. Chris Spencer, C, Ole Miss
The cream of the crop at his position in what is widely considered to be a very strong year for centers.
20. Darryl Blackstock, OLB, Virginia
Extremely athletic and can really get after the passer, there are a number of teams who absolutely love this guy.
21. Robert McCune, ILB, Louisville
Freak of nature and a workout warrior, you won't find a more impressive physical specimen in this Draft.
22. Scott Young, OG, B.Y.U.
A former DT who lifted 225 lbs. 43 times, setting the top mark for the bench press this year at the Combine.
23. Adam Seward, ILB, U.N.L.V.
A nice player inside who had one of the better times in the forty at 4.60 at the Combine, which will help.
24. Michael Roos, OT, Eastern Washington
One of the top sleepers in the Draft, Roos is moving up and may be a Day One pick before all is said and done.
25. Rob Hunt, C, North Dakota St.
Small school sleeper who really got his name out there thanks to a terrific showing in Indy at the Combine.
