The Official Nfl Draft Thread

#401
#401
Clarett rushed for 1,237 yards and 18 touchdowns in his lone collegiate season in 2002. His talent is tough to deny. He has a very good combination of size, quickness vision, change of direction skills and patience as a runner. He can't create passing-game matchup problems like the Rams' Marshall Faulk and the Chiefs' Priest Holmes can, but he has potential as a receiver. Clarett is similar to the Colts' Edgerrin James in the sense that he catches the ball smoothly and is tough to bring down in the open field because of his size and running skills. He also can be an outstanding blocker on blitz-pickup situations. However, while Clarett has the talent and potential to develop into a starting running back in the NFL, his road will be an extremely tough one to hoe between now and then.
 
#403
#403
Originally posted by GAVol@Apr 23, 2005 10:01 PM
Unbelievable that he went that high??? :dunno:
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Yes. I am Very surprised. Very unhappy. With all the people that was in front of him at rb. Man I bet he does good next year too. That blocking scheme is just what he needs to make him good.
 
#404
#404
What is Denver thinking :blink: He is not fast enough to get through the holes in that Denver offense
 
#405
#405
We will just have to wait and see just what they were thinking. Hey personally I backed Maruice Clarett all the way through everything. Never ripped him once. So I wish him well. Maybe Shannonhan knows something about him we dont, Which he probably does when it comes to rb.
 
#406
#406
Well, thanks to everyone that helped out on the thread today. We'll be back at again tomorrow! lol
 
#408
#408
Well sorry to break the bad news, but i am going to universal studios tommorrow so you wont be able to get my incite on the draft. :(
 
#409
#409
Originally posted by vols2345+Apr 23, 2005 11:02 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (vols2345 @ Apr 23, 2005 11:02 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-GAVol@Apr 23, 2005 10:01 PM
Unbelievable that he went that high??? :dunno:
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Yes. I am Very surprised. Very unhappy. With all the people that was in front of him at rb. Man I bet he does good next year too. That blocking scheme is just what he needs to make him good. [/quote]
Exactly what I was thinking. This looks crazy on the surface, but if there&#39;s any place that can make Clarett look good, it&#39;s Denver. These are the people that turned Terell Davis from a back up at UGA to a potential Hall of Famer.
 
#410
#410
I&#39;m just hoping to see derron sprolles and adrian Mcpherson get off the board fast tommorrow. There are alot of big name players still out there. this may be the deepest draft ever in my opinon.
 
#411
#411
Faison from FL is still on the board RB from Minnesota still on the board man I wonder what Denver fans are thinking?
 
#413
#413
I can&#39;t believe he went on the first day (if at all). To think he is on the same team as Al Wilson. I hope Al kicks his butt during practice.
 
#414
#414
And now for milo&#39;s draft day 1 wrap-up... First off, the complete overall list of pics for today.

1. San Francisco 49’ers – QB Alex Smith, Utah
2. Miami Dolphins – RB Ronnie Brown, Auburn
3. Cleveland Browns – WR Braylon Edwards, Michigan
4. Chicago Bears – RB Cedric Benson, Texas
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – RB Carnell Williams, Auburn
6. Tennessee Titans – CB Adam Jones, West Virginia
7. Minnesota Vikings – WR Troy Williamson, South Carolina
8. Arizona Cardinals – CB Antrel Rolle, Miami
9. Washington Redskins – CB Carlos Rogers, Auburn
10. Detroit Lions – WR Mike Williams, Southern California
11. Dallas Cowboys – DE Demarcus Ware, Troy State
12. San Diego Chargers – OLB Shawne Merriman, Maryland
13. New Orleans Saints – OT Jammal Brown, Oklahoma
14. Carolina Panthers – S Thomas Davis, Georgia
15. Kansas City Chiefs – OLB Derrick Johnson, Texas
16. Houston Texans – DT Travis Johnson, Florida State
17. Cincinnati Bengals – DE David Pollack, Georgia
18. Minnesota Vikings – DE Erasmus James, Wisconsin
19. St. Louis Rams – OT Alex Barron, Florida State
20. Dallas Cowboys – DE Marcus Spears, Louisiana State
21. Jacksonville Jaguars – WR Matt Jones, Arkansas
22. Baltimore Ravens – WR Mark Clayton, Oklahoma
23. Oakland Raiders – CB Fabian Washington, Nebraska
24. Green Bay Packers – QB Aaron Rodgers, California
25. Washington Redskins – QB Jason Campbell, Auburn
26. Seattle Seahawks – C Chris Spencer, Mississippi
27. Atlanta Falcons – WR Roddy White, Alabama-Birmingham
28. San Diego Chargers – DT Luis Castillo, Northwestern
29. Indianapolis Colts – CB Marlin Jackson, Michigan
30. Pittsburgh Steelers – TE Heath Miller, Virginia
31. Philadelphia Eagles – DT Mike Patterson, USC
32. New England Patriots – Logan Mankins, Fresno State
33. San Francisco 49’ers – C David Baas, Michigan
34. Cleveland Browns – S Brodney Pool, Oklahoma
35. Philadelphia Eagles – WR Reggie Brown, Georgia
36. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – ILB Barrett Ruud, Nebraska
37. Detroit Lions – DT Shaun Cody, USC
38. Oakland Raiders – CB Stanford Routt, Houston
39. Chicago Bears – WR Mark Bradley, Oklahoma
40. New Orleans Saints – S Josh Bullocks, Nebraska
41. Tennessee Titans – OT Michael Roos, Eastern Washington
42. Dallas Cowboys – OLB Kevin Burnett, Tennessee
43. NY Giants – CB Corey Webster, Louisiana State
44. Arizona Cardinals – RB JJ Arrington, California
45. Seattle Seahawks – ILB Lofa Tatupu
46. Miami Dolphins – DE Matt Roth, Iowa
47. New York Jets – PK Mike Nugent, Ohio State
48. Cincinnati Bengals – ILB Odell Thurman, Georgia
49. Minnesota Vikings – OT Marcus Johnson, Mississippi
50. St. Louis Rams – CB Ronald Bartell Jr., Howard
51. Green Bay Packers – CB Nick Collins – Bethune-Cookman
52. Jacksonville Jaguars – Khalif Barnes
53. Baltimore Ravens – DE Dan Cody, Oklahoma
54. Carolina Panthers – RB Eric Shelton, Louisville
55. Buffalo Bills – WR Roscoe Parrish, Miami
56. Denver Broncos – CB Darrent Williams, Oklahoma State
57. New York Jets – CB Justin Miller, Clemson
58. Green Bay Packers – WR Terrence Murphy, Texas A&M
59. Atlanta Falcons - DT Jonathon Babineaux, Iowa
60. Indianapolis Colts – CB Kelvin Hayden, Illinois
61. San Diego Chargers – WR Vincent Jackson, Northern Colorado
62. Pittsburgh Steelers – CB Bryant McFadden, Florida State
63. Philadelphia Eagles – OLB Matt McCoy, San Diego State
64. Baltimore Ravens – OT Adam Terry, Syracuse
65. San Francisco 49’ers – RB Frank Gore, Miami
66. St. Louis Rams – S Oshiomogho Atogwe, Stanford
67. Cleveland Browns – QB Charlie Frye, Akron
68. Tennessee Titans – WR Courtney Robby, Indiana
69. Oakland Raiders – QB Andrew Walter, Arizona State
70. Miami Dolphins – ILB Channing Crowder, Florida
71. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – TE Alex Smith, Stanford
72. Detroit Lions – CB Stanley Wilson, Stanford
73. Houston Texans – RB Vernand Morency, Oklahoma State
74. New York Giants – DE Justin Tuck, Notre Dame
75. Arizona Cardinals – CB Eric Green, Virginia Tech
76. Denver Broncos – CB Karl Paymah, Washington State
77. Philadelphia Eagles – RB Ryan Moats, Louisiana Tech
78. Oakland Raiders – ILB Kirk Morrison, San Diego State
79. Carolina Panthers – OG Evan Mathis, Alabama
80. Minnesota Vikings – S Dustin Fox, Ohio State
81. St. Louis Rams – C Richie Incognito, Nebraska
82. New Orleans Saints – ILB Alfred Fincher, Connecticut
83. Cincinnati Bengals – WR Chris Henry, West Virginia
84. New England Patriots – CB Ellis Hobbs, Iowa State
85. Seattle Seahawks – QB David Greene, Georgia
86. Buffalo Bills – TE Kevin Everett, Miami
87. Jacksonville Jaguars – CB Scott Starks, Wisconsin
88. New York Jets – DT Sione Pouha, Utah
89. Carolina Panthers – DT Atiyyah Ellison, Missouri
90. Atlanta Falcons – OLB Jordan Beck, Cal Poly
91. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – OT Chris Colmer, North Carolina State
92. Indianapolis Colts – DE Vincent Burns, Kentucky
93. Pittsburgh Steelers – OT Trai Essex, Northwestern
94. San Francisco 49’ers – OG Adam Snyder, Oregon
95. Arizona Cardinals – OLB Darryl Blackstock, Virginia
96. Tennessee Titans – WR Brandon Jones, Oklahoma
97. Denver Broncos – CB Domonique Foxworth, Maryland
98. Seattle Seahawks – ILB Leroy Hill, Clemson
99. Kansas City Chiefs – PT Dustin Colquitt, Tennessee
100. New England – OG Nick Kaczur, Toledo
101. Denver Broncos – RB Maurice Clarett, Ohio State
 
#415
#415
Schools that had players picked and how many, by name

Akron – 1
Alabama – 1
UAB – 1
Arizona St. – 1
Arkansas 1
Auburn – 4
Bethune-Cookman – 1
Cal Poly – 1
California – 2
Clemson – 2
UConn – 1
E. Washington – 1
Florida – 1
Florida St. – 3
Fresno St. – 1
Georgia – 5
Houston – 1
Howard – 1
Illinois – 1
Indiana – 1
Iowa – 2
Iowa St. – 1
Kentucky – 1
LSU – 2
La. Tech – 1
Louisville – 1
Maryland – 2
Miami, Fla. – 4
Michigan – 3
Ole Miss – 2
Missouri – 1
Nebraska – 4
NC State – 1
N. Colorado – 1
Northwestern – 2
Notre Dame – 1
Ohio St. – 3
Oklahoma – 6
Oklahoma St. – 2
Oregon – 1
San Diego St. – 2
South Carolina – 1
Stanford – 3
Syracuse – 1
Tennessee – 2
Texas – 2
Texas A&M – 1
Toledo – 1
Troy St. – 1
USC – 4
Utah – 2
Virginia – 1
Va. Tech – 1
Washington – 1
Wash. St. – 1
W. Virginia – 2
Wisconsin – 2
 
#416
#416
Which schools did the best? I ranked them like this:

102 - draft # for each player, then add them for each team. For insance, Kevin Burnett was drafted 42nd overall so his value is 60 points. Dustin Colquitt was drafted 99th overall, so his value is 3 points. Tennessee&#39;s point total is 63.

1. Auburn - 367
2. Oklahoma - 355
3. Georgia - 311
4. USC - 285
5. Michigan - 241
6. Nebraska - 228
7. Florida St. - 209
8. Miami - 194
9. Texas - 185
10. LSU - 141
11. California - 136
12. Ole Miss - 121
13. Utah - 115
13. W. Virginia - 115
15. Iowa - 99
15. Wisconsin - 99
17. Stanford - 97
18. Maryland - 95
19. S. Carolina - 95
20. Troy St. - 91
21. Northwestern - 83
22. Arkansas - 81
23. Virginia - 79
24. Ohio State - 78
25. UAB - 75
25. Oklahoma St. - 75
27. Fresno St. - 70
28. Houston - 64
29. San Diego St. - 63
29. Tennessee - 63
31. E. Wash. - 61
32. Howard - 52
33. Beth. C&#39;man - 51
34. Washington - 50
35. Clemson - 49
36. Louisville - 48
37. Texas A&M - 44
38. Illinois - 42
39. N. Colorado - 41
40. Syracuse - 38
41. Akron - 35
42. Indiana - 34
43. Arizona St. - 33
44. Florida - 32
45. Notre Dame - 28
46. Va. Tech - 27
47. Wash. St. - 26
48. La. Tech - 25
49. Alabama - 23
50. UConn - 20
51. Iowa St. - 18
52. Missouri - 13
53. Cal Poly - 12
54. NC State - 11
55. Kentucky - 10
56. Oregon - 8
57. Toledo - 2
 
#417
#417
Which conferences did the best. Added point total of all teams within that conference.

1. SEC - 1244
2. Big 12 - 918
3. Big Ten - 676
4. ACC - 664
5. Pac-10 - 635
6. C-USA - 187
7. M. West - 178
8. Big East - 173
9. MEAC - 103
10. WAC - 95
11. Sun Belt - 91
12. Big Sky - 61
13. G. West - 53
14. MAC - 37
 
#419
#419
Clarett would have been available in the 5th round

Good investment just taken too early
 
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