Now that the NFL Combine has been digested and we’re knee deep in Pro Days and Free Agency 2010 NFL Mock Drafts are starting to become relevant. I have compiled mocks from some of the biggest names on the net and compare my picks to theirs. Including: John Lorge (3/11), Mel Kiper ESPN (3/10), Todd McShay Scouts Inc (3/10), Daniel Jeremiah Move The Sticks (3/8), Ourlads Scouting Services (2/26), Walter Football (3/9), Pat Kirwan NFL.com (3/2), Peter Schrager Fox/Scout.com (3/4), Rob Rang CBS (3/9), Chad Reuter CBS (3/2), Pete Prisco CBS (3/4), and Clark Judge CBS (3/8). Begin Slideshow
It seems recent actions by St. Louis Rams management is pointed towards signing Sam Bradford. Everywhere I look, analysts and fans are changing their mmock drafts and putting Bradford at No. 1 for the Rams. This pains me in ways I cannot explain (at least fully). But I will say this, Mathew Stafford is going to be a broken man before the Lions have any success, and the Rams are arguably in a worse spot. Why draft a QB just to have him die on the field (figuretively)? Ndamukong Suh will be the next great defender. If recent draft history indicates anything, it's ...
I wrote another big board earlier this year pre-combine, and wow has it changed! Stocks have risen even more after strong performances from players like Sean Weatherspoon and Eric Berry at the NFL Combine. However, Jermaine Gresham and Anthony Davis did not fare as well. Here is the updated 2010 NFL Draft Big Board. No. 1: Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska Suh was actually No. 2 on my list last time, but after reviewing more of Suh's tape and seeing his strong performance at the combine, I had to jump on the band wagon and put him at No. 1. The greatest part of Suh's game is ...
There seem to be a lot of quarterbacks available either through trade or free agency this offseason. While the list doesn't include the likes of Brett Favre or even someone of comparable ilk, it does include a fair number of players who could have an impact on teams in 2010. These are the top six quarterbacks either available or rumored to be available this year.Begin Slideshow
Now that the combine is behind us, it's time to look forward to the draft and determine who is riding a good workout to an early berth and who is grasping straws to remain in contention. Offensive linemen are the big uglies of the game and their individual athleticism is very important in determining how effective they will be. Perhaps we will look back on this draft and see future pro bowlers and franchise tackles. Here's a look at a few guys who had up-and-down performances at the combine. Risers 1.Bruce Campbell (Maryland) 40-Yard Dash (4.85) Bench Press (34) Vertical Jump (32.0) 3-Cone Drill ...