bengaldee Posted April 24, 2006 Report Share Posted April 24, 2006 1 Reggie Bush Southern California RB 2 Mario Williams North Carolina State DE 3 D'Brickashaw Ferguson Virginia T 4 Matt Leinart Southern California QB 5 Jay Cutler Vanderbilt QB rising 6 A.J. Hawk Ohio State OLB 7 Vernon Davis Maryland TE 8 Haloti Ngata Oregon DT 9 Brodrick Bunkley Florida State DT 10 Michael Huff Texas SS 11 Vince Young Texas QB 12 Jimmy Williams Virginia Tech CB 13 Kamerion Wimbley Florida State DE 14 Tye Hill Clemson CB 15 Winston Justice Southern California T 16 Ernie Sims Florida State OLB 17 Chad Jackson Florida WR falling 18 Bobby Carpenter Ohio State OLB 19 Manny Lawson North Carolina State OLB rising 20 Chad Greenway Iowa OLB 21 Donte Whitner Ohio State SS 22 Johnathan Joseph South Carolina CB 23 Ashton Youboty Ohio State CB 24 Jason Allen Tennessee FS 25 LenDale White Southern California RB 26 Kelly Jennings Miami (Fla.) CB 27 Laurence Maroney Minnesota RB 28 Nick Mangold Ohio State C 29 DeAngelo Williams Memphis RB falling 30 Antonio Cromartie Florida State CB 31 Richard Marshall Fresno State CB 32 Marcus McNeill Auburn T 33 Santonio Holmes Ohio State WR rising 34 Darnell Bing Southern California SS 35 Eric Winston Miami (Fla.) T 36 Sinorice Moss Miami (Fla.) WR 37 DeMeco Ryans Alabama OLB 38 Abdul Hodge Iowa ILB 39 Max Jean-Gilles Georgia G 40 D'Qwell Jackson Maryland ILB 41 Marcedes Lewis UCLA TE 42 Gabe Watson Michigan DT 43 Joseph Addai LSU RB 44 Davin Joseph Oklahoma G 45 Daniel Bullocks Nebraska SS 46 Maurice Drew UCLA RB 47 Tamba Hali Penn State DE 48 Daryn Colledge Boise State T 49 Mathias Kiwanuka Boston College DE 50 Demetrius Williams Oregon WR 51 Thomas Howard Texas-El Paso OLB 52 Ray Edwards Purdue DE 53 Mark Anderson Alabama DE 54 Babatunde Oshinowo Stanford DT falling 55 Taitusi Lutui Southern California G 56 Claude Wroten LSU DT 57 Travis Wilson Oklahoma WR rising 58 Darryl Tapp Virginia Tech DE 59 Alan Zemaitis Penn State CB 60 Ko Simpson South Carolina FS 61 John McCargo North Carolina State DT 62 Stanley McClover Auburn DE 63 Joe Klopfenstein Colorado TE 64 Gerris Wilkinson Georgia Tech ILB Risers Ohio State OLB A.J. Hawk could go off the board earlier than anticipated. Some theorize that if the Saints aren't able to drop down a few spots, they might take Hawk with the second overall pick. Iowa OLB Chad Greenway is making a late run. The two-time All-American is winning teams over with consistent play. Southern California SS Darnell Bing is earning increased interest among teams in the late portion of the first round. Virginia Tech DE Darryl Tapp is getting more interest despite lacking preferred size. He has good burst off the snap and plays with intensity. Fallers Ohio State OLB Bobby Carpenter is well regarded for his heady, physical play, but some teams are concerned with his consistency. With Hawk on the other side, some theorize Carpenter took advantage of a lack of attention from opponents. Florida State CB Antonio Cromartie seems to be losing favor. Although scouts are enamored with his size and speed, medical concerns remain amid his recovery from a torn ACL. Since he had a lackluster junior season, some teams wonder if Southern California G Taitusi Lutui will lose the drive that made him so successful as a senior once the paychecks start. Workout watch The Jets have private workouts with the top three quarterbacks the next 10 days. While the smart money remains on Matt Leinart, a strong workout by Vince Young or Jay Cutler could shake up the top of the draft. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest BlackJesus Posted April 24, 2006 Report Share Posted April 24, 2006 [quote]60 Ko Simpson South Carolina FS[/quote] [center] [/center] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest #22 Posted April 24, 2006 Report Share Posted April 24, 2006 dude, if we can get KO in the 2nd, I would crap my pants. I'd say him being projected that low by some rustabouts is a good thing Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Bengals1181 Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 [quote name='#22' post='254423' date='Apr 24 2006, 05:37 PM']dude, if we can get KO in the 2nd, I would crap my pants. I'd say him being projected that low by some rustabouts is a good thing[/quote] I'd rather have Bullocks, but both would be great pickups in the second round. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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