Scouts Inc top 32 12/10/10

[dbair1967]

Scouts Inc.'s Top 32 12/10/10....
Scouts Inc.'s Top 32

The latest top 32 features some new faces and some big names doing significant shuffling. Jake Locker has dropped to the bottom of the rankings, an underclass offensive tackle debuts in the top 20 and Cam Newton also makes his first appearance.


Scouts Inc.'s Top 32 Prospects

(Player Position School Height Weight Grade)

1. Andrew Luck* QB Stanford 6-4 235 98
2. Da'Quan Bowers* DE Clemson 6-4 280 97
3. Nick Fairley DT Auburn 6-4½ 288 97
4. Patrick Peterson* CB LSU 6-1 211 97
5. A.J. Green* WR Georgia 6-4 208 97
6. Prince Amukamara CB Nebraska 6-0 203 96
7. Marcell Dareus* DT Alabama 6-2⅝ 303 96
8. Robert Quinn* DE North Carolina 6-4⅝ 254 96
9. Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa 6-3 285 95
10. Stephen Paea DT Oregon State 6-1 304 95

11. Von Miller OLB Texas A&M 6-3 238 94
12. Ryan Kerrigan DE Purdue 6-4 259 94
13. Janoris Jenkins* CB Florida 5-11⅛ 189 94
14. Nate Solder OT Colorado 6-8 300 93
15. Allen Bailey DE Miami 6-3½ 287 92
16. Mike Pouncey C Florida 6-5 309 92
17. Tyron Smith* OT USC 6-5 291 92
18. Akeem Ayers* OLB UCLA 6-3¾ 249 92
19. Julio Jones WR Alabama 6-4 211 92
20. Cameron Heyward DE Ohio State 6-5 278 91

21. Justin Blackmon* WR Okla. State 6-1 207 91
22. Gabe Carimi OT Wisconsin 6-6¾ 318 91
23. Mark Ingram* RB Alabama 5-10 215 91
24. Drake Nevis DT LSU 6-0½ 289 91
25. Cameron Jordan DE California 6-4 280 90
26. Anthony Castonzo OT Boston College 6-7 295 90
27. Ryan Mallett* QB Arkansas 6-6¾ 238 92
28. Corey Liuget* DT Illinois 6-3 300 90
29. Cam Newton* QB Auburn 6-5½ 248 89
30. Justin Houston* OLB Georgia 6-3 254 89
31. Derek Sherrod OT Miss. St. 6-5 303 89
32. Jake Locker QB Washington 6-2½ 229 89

* denotes draft-eligible underclassmen

 

[KingintheNorth]

I have a feeling Tyron Smith will be a Cowboy and it has nothing to do with me a USC homer. With us starting to win and drafting closer to the the 12-15 range and Smith shooting up draft boards, I just keep thinking it's a fit.

 

[divot]

I have a feeling Tyron Smith will be a Cowboy and it has nothing to do with me a USC homer. With us starting to win and drafting closer to the the 12-15 range and Smith shooting up draft boards, I just keep thinking it's a fit.

i got that same feeling

he will probably test off the charts

and the players that could be available in our range dont really fit if the draft board continues to hold pretty much as it does now

frankly I would be ecstatic

 

[gmoney112]

I have a feeling Tyron Smith will be a Cowboy and it has nothing to do with me a USC homer. With us starting to win and drafting closer to the the 12-15 range and Smith shooting up draft boards, I just keep thinking it's a fit.

Agreed. I would be more than happy with that pick.

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

Dude has a six-pack.







Im in

 

[tyke1doe]

Isn't he a little underweight for an OT?

 

[burmafrd]

Well smith is still very young, only 20. He is lean. So adding weight without losing flexibility will be the key. Realistically no tackle can really afford to be that light in the NFL anymore.

 

[UnoDallas]

doubt he comes out ?

Smith and Casey both said after Saturday's win over UCLA they were "50-50" on whether to stay for their senior seasons at USC or to enter the draft, although Smith said earlier Saturday that he was "leaning toward" returning to USC. Smith also said he would decide by the end of this week

Smith, 6-foot-5, 285 pounds, is significantly smaller than the NFL prototype at either of the tackle spots. But his quickness and agility are a lot better than the average tackle coming out of college. With a good pre-draft workout season, it's not hard to see Smith finding his way into the second or third rounds.

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D'Brickashaw Ferguson

Considered an undersized offensive tackle after playing at 295 pounds during his senior year at Virginia,[1] Ferguson officially weighed in at 312 for the NFL combine.[3]

Ferguson started his college career listed at 260 pounds (118 kg), often dropping to 245 pounds (111 kg) through the regular season.

As an offensive tackle, Ferguson's talent is found in his lower body strength, athleticism and flexibility. This athleticism and flexibility is further evidenced in his attaining a black belt in Shotokan karate and brown belt in taekwondo.[citation needed] Adding to that ability is his natural build, as Ferguson has an armspan of 87 inches (221 cm).