QB- Ryan Mallett, Arkansas...not really in love with any of this years crop, but I like Mallett's talent and production in a prostyle offense against the best defensive talent in the country over anyone else by a wide margin.
RB- Mark Ingram, Alabama...kids a winner...does everything well and as most have noted for a couple yrs now, is eerily similar to Emmitt in his running style and the way he goes about his business.
FB- Shaun Chapas, Georgia...had some injuries but when healthy he was a quality do everything FB
WR- AJ Green, Georgia...will be a very good pro if he ends up on the right team...still dont think he's as good as Dez Bryant, but he will be very good
TE- Luke Stocker, Tennessee...another SEC guy...not an allstar in the making, but probably develops into a decent starter...another position I dont really love any of the prospects
T- Tyron Smith, USC...he's my hope for our 1st rd pick...massive upgrade at RT this yr and down the road could be an elite LT...good chance this kids a probowler down the road IMO
G- Marcus Cannon, TCU...I think he may start out at RT for most teams, but eventually move inside to G like Nate Newton did with us...he reminds me some of Newton as a player too, not much of a physique but moves very well for his size
C- Stefen Wisniewski, Penn St...another guy I'm not sure will ever be a star player, but should become a dependable starter...another guy I'd like to see on our team
DE (3-4)- Cameron Jordan Cal...love Dareus too and also believe Watt will be a solid starter, but I like Jordan's all around ability and his pass rush potential a little more...this is a great yr for 3-4 DE's
DE (4-3)- Robert Quinn, N Carolina...might take a yr or two but love his upside
DT (3-4)- Kendrick Ellis, Hampton...is athletic enough that he could play 3-4 DE too...if he stays out of trouble, could be a major force...would love to see us get him in the 3rd, if he lasts that long
DT (4-3)- Nick Fairley, Auburn, will probably have to be coached hard, but a 4-3 team would be crazy not to want this guy
OLB (3-4)- Von Miller, Texas A&M...should be a really good player if used correctly, though I still worry about his smaller size when holding up vs the run
OLB (4-3)- Bruce Carter, N Carolina...athletic marvel...once he's 100% he should blossom for somebody in the right 4-3 scheme at weak OLB
CB- Patrick Peterson, LSU...still am not sure he's the prospect some here think and I also think he'll move to FS at some point, but he is the best CB prospect in this draft
S- Rahim Moore, UCLA...another positoon (along with QB and TE) that I think basically stinks, but Moore has flashed real playmaking skill at times and should be a quality starting FS if he works at it