DJ Boyers top 50 players

[liebo84]

2005 NFL Draft Rankings - Top 50 06/06/04

Rank Player Year School Position Height Weight
1 Anttaj Hawthorne Sr. Wisconsin Defensive Tackle 6-3 300
2 Mike Williams Jr. USC Wide Receiver 6-5 230
3 Rodrique Wright Jr. Texas Defensive Tackle 6-5 325
4 Derrick Johnson Sr. Texas Linebacker 6-4 220
5 Alex Barron Sr. Florida State Offensive Tackle 6-6 315
6 Jamaal Brimmer Sr. UNLV Safety 6-1 205
7 Marcus Spears Sr. LSU Defensive End 6-4 295
8 Justin Miller Jr. Clemson Cornerback 5-11 180
9 Jammal Brown Sr. Oklahoma Offensive Tackle 6-5 305
10 Michael Boley Sr. Southern Mississippi Linebacker 6-3 220
11 David Pollack Sr. Georgia Defensive End 6-3 275
12 Matt Leinart Jr. USC Quarterback 6-5 220
13 Corey Webster Sr. LSU Cornerback 6-0 195
14 Antrel Rolle Sr. Miami (Fla.) Cornerback 6-1 210
15 Marion Barber III. Jr. Minnesota Running Back 5-11 215
16 Mathias Kiwanuka Jr. Boston College Defensive End 6-6 255
17 Carnell Williams Sr. Auburn Running Back 5-11 210
18 C.J. Brooks Sr. Maryland Offensive Guard 6-5 320
19 Ahmad Brooks Soph. Virginia Linebacker 6-4 245
20 Dan Cody Sr. Oklahoma Defensive End 6-4 275
21 Craphonso Thorpe Sr. Florida State Wide Receiver 6-2 195
22 Braylon Edwards Sr. Michigan Wide Receiver 6-3 210
23 Marlin Jackson Sr. Michigan Cornerback 6-1 190
24 Loren Howard Jr. Northwestern Defensive End 6-4 270
25 David Baas Sr. Michigan Offensive Guard 6-5 320
26 Cedric Benson Sr. Texas Running Back 6-0 210
27 Heath Miller Jr. Virginia Tight End 6-5 255
28 Mike Patterson Sr. USC Defensive Tackle 6-2 290
29 Anthony Schlegal Jr. Ohio State Linebacker 6-2 245
30 Dan Orlovsky Sr. Connecticut Quarterback 6-5 230
31 Daryl Blackstock Jr. Virginia Linebacker 6-4 230
32 Chris Canty Sr. Virginia Defensive End 6-6 280
33 Nick Kazcur Sr. Toledo Offensive Tackle 6-5 325
34 Shaun Cody Sr. USC Defensive End 6-4 285
35 Kirk Morrison Sr. San Diego State Linebacker 6-3 240
36 Chris Henry Jr. West Virginia Wide Receiver 6-4 190
37 Will Derting Jr. Washington State Linebacker 6-0 235
38 J.R. Russell Sr.. Louisville Wide Receiver 6-3 195
39 Ronald Fields Sr. Mississippi State Defensive Tackle 6-2 300
40 Jon Scott Jr. Texas Offensive Tackle 6-6 305
41 Anthony Davis Sr. Wisconsin Running Back 5-8 195
42 Elton Brown Sr. Virginia Offensive Guard 6-6 335
43 Barrett Ruud Sr. Nebraska Linebacker 6-2 240
44 Josh Bullocks Jr. Nebraska Safety 6-0 190
46 Rian Wallace Jr. Temple Linebacker 6-4 245
47 James Butler Sr. Georgia Tech Safety 6-3 210
48 Ben Wilkerson Sr. LSU Center 6-4 300
49 Wesley Britt Sr. Alabama Offensive Tackle 6-7 315
50 Geoff McArthur Sr. California Wide Receiver 6-1 200

[silvernblack10]

Not to many star WR next year, so it will be interesting to see what we go with in the 1st round. It all depends on the status of our pick though.

[Mr. Blonde]

There is some talent at RB though, it's funny how few of these names I recognize now, but by the draft i'm sure I'll think i know more than all the Riaders scouts put together..

[Sevendust]

In the draft I would not mind us getting Marion Barber, Elton Brown, Cedric Benson, Carnell Williams, and Jamaal Brimmer. I hope we can draft a big, nasty, strong, mean guard we can line up between Robert Gallery and Jake Grove. I also we draft a running back in the first round. Someone who can pound the ball and carry the ball 20-30 times a game.

My draft by position right now:

RD 1- RB
RD 2- G
RD 3- SS or WR...depends if Derrick Gibson performs
RD 4- OLB/MLB
Rd 5- NT- someone big like Ted Washington
RD 6- FB
RD 7- Best around

I am sure we are going to have a lot more different needs.. but this is what I would draft looking at the Roster right now.

[KELLYISTHEMAN]

Why would we draft a guard? We have good players in Sims, Middleton, Collins, Badger and Stone competing for two spots already.

[RaiderRef]

Hopefully we wll be in this range:

32 Chris Canty Sr. Virginia Defensive End 6-6 280

[Guru]

talking 2005 draft already? Seem to be a fair few LB's up for grabs...(we still could use a first round LB) Benson and Williams would also be nice at RB...Pollack is the perfect DE/LB Tweener for a 3-4...I can't stop hearing good **** about Jamaal Brimmer...