Post-Combine Top 10 By Position

[kccrow]

Updated prospect rankings for you all. Will continue to tweak but will update this post as I do. Might add on and make this a top 15 as we progress, but not sure if I'll have time for any more than that.

QUARTERBACK

1. Jameis Winston - Florida State (6'4" 231) *Character Concerns
2. Marcus Mariota - Oregon (6'4" 222)
3. Bryce Petty - Baylor (6'3" 230)
4. Garrett Grayson - Colorado State (6'2" 213)
5. Shane Carden - East Carolina (6'2" 218)
6. Sean Mannion - Oregon State (6'6" 229)
7. Brett Hundley - UCLA (6'3" 226)
8. Brandon Bridge - South Alabama (6'4" 229)
9. Bryan Bennett - Southeast Louisiana (6'2" 211)
10. Cody Fajardo - Nevada (6'1" 223)

RUNNING BACK

1. Melvin Gordon - Wisconsin (6'1" 215)
2. Duke Johnson - Miami (5'9" 207)
3. Todd Gurley - Georgia (6'1" 222)
4. Jay Ajayi - Boise State (6'0" 221)
5. Ameer Abdullah - Nebraska (5'9" 205)
6. David Johnson - Northern Iowa (6'1' 224)
7. Jeremy Langford - Michigan State (6'0" 208)
8. Tevin Coleman - Indiana (5'11" 206)
9. Javorius Allen - Southern California (6'0" 221)
10. David Cobb - Minnesota (5'11" 229)

WIDE RECEIVER

1. Amari Cooper - Alabama (6'1" 211)
2. Kevin White - West Virginia (6'3" 215)
3. DeVante Parker - Louisville (6'3" 209)
4. Devin Smith - Ohio State (6'0" 196)
5. Jaelen Strong - Arizona State (6'2" 217)
6. Dorial Green-Beckham - Oklahoma (6'5" 237) *Character Concerns
7. Nelson Agholor - Southern California (6'0" 198)
8. Rashad Greene - Florida State (5'11" 182)
9. Justin Hardy - East Carolina (5'10" 192)
10. Kevin Lockett - Kansas State (5'10" 182)

TIGHT END

1. Maxx Williams - Minnesota (6'4" 249)
2. Clive Walford - Miami (6'4" 251)
3. MyCole Pruitt - Southern Illinois (6'2" 251)
4. Jeff Heuerman - Ohio State (6'5" 254)
5. Wes Saxton - South Alabama (6'3" 248)
6. Ben Koyack - Notre Dame (6'5" 255)
7. Tyler Kroft - Rutgers (6'5" 246)
8. Nick O'Leary - Florida State (6'3" 252)
9. Nick Boyle - Delaware (6'4" 268)
10. E.J. Bibbs - Iowa State (6'2" 258)

OFFENSIVE TACKLE

1. Brandon Scherff - Iowa (6'5" 319)
2. Ereck Flowers - Miami (6'6" 329)
3. D.J. Humphries - Florida (6'5" 307)
4. La'el Collins - Louisiana State (6'4" 307)
5. Andrus Peat - Stanford (6'7" 313)
6. Donovan Smith - Penn State (6'6" 338)
7. Jake Fisher - Oregon (6'6" 306)
8. Cedrick Ogbuehi - Texas A&M (6'5" 306) *Injury Concerns
9. T.J. Clemmings - Pittsburgh (6'5" 309)
10. Rob Havenstein - Wisconsin (6'7" 321)

OFFENSIVE GUARD

1. A.J. Cann - South Carolina (6'3" 313)
2. Laken Tomlinson - Duke (6'3" 323)
3. Daryl Williams - Oklahoma (6'5" 327) (OT)
4. Mitch Morse - Missouri (6'5" 305) (OT)
5. Mark Glowinski - West Virginia (6'4" 307)
6. John Miller - Louisville (6'2" 303)
7. Josue Matias - Florida State (6'5" 309)
8. Ty Sambrailo - Colorado State (6'6" 311) (OT)
9. Ali Marpet - Hobart & William Smith (6'4" 307)
10. Austin Shepherd - Alabama (6'4" 315) (OT)

OFFENSIVE CENTER

1. Cameron Erving - Florida State (6'5" 313)
2. Hroniss Grasu - Oregon (6'3" 297)
3. Andy Gallik - Boston College (6'2" 306)
4. Shaquille Mason - Georgia Tech (6'1" 300) (OG)
5. Reese Dismukes - Auburn (6'3" 296)
6. B.J. Finney - Kansas State (6'3" 318)
7. Greg Mancz - Toledo (6'4" 301)
8. Miles Dieffenbach - Penn State (6'3" 305) (OG)
9. Max Garcia - Florida (6'4" 309)
10. Brandon Vitabile - Northwestern (6'2" 304)

DEFENSIVE END (4-3)

1. Shane Ray - Missouri (6'3" 245)
2. Dante Fowler - Florida (6'3" 261)
3. Vic Beasley - Clemson (6'3" 246)
4. Randy Gregory - Nebraska (6'5" 235)
5. Alvin Dupree - Kentucky (6'4" 269)
6. Nate Orchard - Utah (6'3" 250)
7. Owamagbe Odighizuwa - UCLA (6'3" 267)
8. Lorenzo Mauldin - Louisville (6'4" 259)
9. Trey Flowers - Arkansas (6'2" 266)
10. Danielle Hunter - Lousiana State (6'5" 252)

DEFENSIVE END (3-4)

1. Leonard Williams - Southern California (6'5" 302)
2. Arik Armstead - Oregon (6'7" 292)
3. Gabe Wright - Auburn (6'3" 300)
4. Xavier Cooper - Washington State (6'3" 293)
5. Carl Davis - Iowa (6'5" 320)
6. Henry Anderson - Stanford (6'6" 294)
7. Marcus Hardison - Arizona State (6'3" 307)
8. Mario Edwards - Florida State (6'3" 279)
9. Christian Covington - Rice (6'2" 289)
10. Ray Drew - Georgia (6'4" 284)

DEFENSIVE TACKLE (4-3)

1. Leonard Williams - Southern California (6'5" 302)
2. Danny Shelton - Washington (6'2" 339)
3. Malcolm Brown - Texas (6'2" 319)
4. Eddie Goldman - Florida State (6'4" 336)
5. Michael Bennett - Ohio State (6'2" 293)
6. Gabe Wright - Auburn (6'3" 300)
7. Xavier Cooper - Washington State (6'3" 293)
8. Carl Davis - Iowa (6'5" 320)
9. Jordan Phillips - Oklahoma (6'5" 329) *Injury Concerns
10. Grady Jarrett - Clemson (6'1" 304)

NOSE TACKLE (3-4)

1. Danny Shelton - Washington (6'2" 339)
2. Malcolm Brown - Texas (6'2" 319)
3. Eddie Goldman - Florida State (6'4" 336)
4. Jordan Phillips - Oklahoma (6'5" 329) *Injury Concerns
5. Ellis McCarthy - UCLA (6'5" 338)
6. Xavier Williams (6'2" 325)
7. Joey Mbu - Houston (6'3" 313)
8. Leterrius Walton - Central Michigan (6'5" 319)
9. Tyeler Davison - Fresno State (6'2" 316)
10. Deon Simon - Northwestern State (6'4" 321)

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER (4-3)

1. Vic Beasley - Clemson (6'3" 246) (DE) *Von Miller Type
2. Shaq Thompson - Washington (6'0" 228)
3. Eric Kendricks - UCLA (6'0" 232) (ILB)
4. Jake Ryan - Michigan (6'2" 240)
5. Kwon Alexander - Louisiana State (6'1" 227)
6. Mike Hull - Penn State (6'0" 237)
7. Jordan Hicks - Texas (6'1" 236)
8. Ramik Wilson - Gerogia (6'2" 237) (ILB)
9. Paul Dawson - Texas Christian (6'0" 235) (ILB) *Character Concerns
10. Bryce Hager - Baylor (6'1" 234)

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER (3-4)

1. Shane Ray - Missouri (6'3" 245)
2. Dante Fowler - Florida (6'3" 261)
3. Vic Beasley - Clemson (6'3" 246)
4. Randy Gregory - Nebraska (6'5" 235)
5. Eli Harold - Virginia (6'3" 247)
6. Davis Tull - Chattanooga (6'2" 246)
7. Alvin Dupree - Kentucky (6'4" 269)
8. Nate Orchard - Utah (6'3" 250)
9. Lorenzo Mauldin - Louisville (6'4" 259)
10. Hauoli Kikaha - Washington (6'2" 253)

INSIDE LINEBACKER

1. Eric Kendricks - UCLA (6'0" 232)
2. Benardrick McKinney - Mississippi State (6'4" 246)
3. Denzel Perryman - Miami (5'11" 236)
4. Jake Ryan - Michigan (6'2" 240) (OLB)
5. Stephone Anthony - Clemson (6'3" 243)
6. Zach Vigil - Utah State (6'2" 238)
7. David Mayo - Texas State (6'1" 242)
8. Jordan Hicks - Texas (6'3" 243) (OLB)
9. Ramik Wilson - Georgia (6'2" 237)
10. Paul Dawson - Texas Christian (6'0" 235) *Character Concerns

CORNERBACK

1. Trae Waynes - Michigan State (6'0" 186)
2. Marcus Peters - Washington State (6'0" 197) *Character Concerns
3. Kevin Johnson - Wake Forest (6'0" 188)
4. Jalen Collins - Louisiana State (6'1' 203)
5. Quinten Rollins - Miami (Ohio) (5'11" 195)
6. DJoun Smith - Florida Atlantic (5'10" 187)
7. P.J. Williams - Florida State (6'0" 194)
8. Alex Carter - Stanford (6'0" 196)
9. Steven Nelson - Oregon State (5'10" 197)
10. Ronald Darby - Florida State (5'11" 193)

FREE SAFETY

1. Cody Prewitt - Mississippi (6'2' 208)
2. Derron Smith - Fresno State (5'10" 200)
3. Josh Shaw - Southern California (6'0" 201) (CB)
4. Eric Rowe - Utah (6'1" 205) (CB)
5. Anthony Harris - Virginia (6'1" 183) (SS)
6. Adrian Amos - Penn State (6'0" 218)
7. Gerod Holliman - Louisville (6'0" 218)
8. Chris Hackett - Texas Christian (6'0" 195)
9. Durrell Eskridge - Syracuse (6'3" 208)
10. Kurtis Drummond - Michigan State (6'1' 208)

STRONG SAFETY

1. Jaquiski Tartt - Samford (6'1" 221)
2. Cody Prewitt - Mississippi (6'2' 208) (FS)
3. Landon Collins - Alabama (6'0" 228)
4. Anthony Harris - Virginia (6'1" 183)
5. Adrian Amos - Penn State (6'0" 218) (FS)
6. Ibraheim Campbell - Northwestern (5'11" 208)
7. Clayton Geathers - South Florida (6'2" 218)
8. Erick Dargan - Oregon (5'11" 217)
9. James Sample - Louisville (6'2" 209)
10. Jordan Richards - Stanford (5'11' 211)

[kccrow]

made a few changes... subtle. one sac will hate and one he'll love

changes were at OG, 3-4 OLB, CB, and ILB for sure, can't remember if I changed anything else.

[the Talking Can]

anyone know about David Andrews, center for Georgia?

listed a 7th rounder/ufa...3 year starter for some very good offenses with Murray as his QB...locally, people were surprised he wasn't invited to the combine


walter football has him as their 9th rated center (projected 6th/ufa)

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

anyone know about David Andrews, center for Georgia?

listed a 7th rounder/ufa...3 year starter for some very good offenses with Murray as his QB...locally, people were surprised he wasn't invited to the combine


walter football has him as their 9th rated center (projected 6th/ufa)

My opinion:

A plodder. Gives up alot of ground in pass protection. Lacks a punch and lets defenders into his breast plate immediately. Doesn't generate movement in run game and stops feet alot on contact. Ineffective picking up blocks at the second level, often lunging and missing. Can't recover against counter-moves and got away with some grabbing in his attempts to keep defenders from getting into the backfield.

Might be a backup in the league because he doesn't outright lose, but he won't give you much positive movement. Late 7th-UDFA.

[Iconic]

IMO Stephone Anthony is ranked higher than he should be and Paul Dawson is ranked way to low.

[Nightfyre]

Paul Dawson showed up with a tire around his waist at the combine. Dude is simply not disciplined enough to do what needs to get done to be an effective NFL player. I don't blame crow for dropping him to 9. The more I think about him, the more I would straight up remove him from my board.

[Iconic]

Originally Posted by Nightfyre

Paul Dawson showed up with a tire around his waist at the combine. Dude is simply not disciplined enough to do what needs to get done to be an effective NFL player. I don't blame crow for dropping him to 9. The more I think about him, the more I would straight up remove him from my board.

Burfict and Spikes laid an egg that was twice the size of Dawson's at the combine.

Combine stats are meaningful but the tape most definitely says he can play.

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by kccrow

My opinion:

A plodder. Gives up alot of ground in pass protection. Lacks a punch and lets defenders into his breast plate immediately. Doesn't generate movement in run game and stops feet alot on contact. Ineffective picking up blocks at the second level, often lunging and missing. Can't recover against counter-moves and got away with some grabbing in his attempts to keep defenders from getting into the backfield.

Might be a backup in the league because he doesn't outright lose, but he won't give you much positive movement. Late 7th-UDFA.

thanks

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by Iconic

Burfict and Spikes laid an egg that was twice the size of Dawson's at the combine.

Combine stats are meaningful but the tape most definitely says he can play.

Both had horrible 40's just like Dawson. The difference is that both Burfict and Spikes are substantially bigger than Dawson and they didn't show up looking like they'd been eating Ho-ho's and Cheetos all off-season.

Dawson was only 235 and looked like he was carrying at least 15 to 20 pounds of bad weight.

Burfict was 6'1", 248 lb. and Spikes was 6'3", 249 lb. and both were solid physically at the combine.

I know you like Dawson (a lot apparently), but he's very undersized for our scheme at the NFL level and if he runs a 5 second 40 at 235, he's going to get absolutely demolished at the next level.

[CleveSteve]

Yeah, Dawson had "People of Wal-Mart" legs. He looked like a "leggings are not pants" picture.