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Top 100 Draft Prospects -- (Updated 4/18/08)
Rank	Player	School	Pos.	Height	Weight	40 Time	Projected Round
1	Chris Long	Virginia	DE	6-4	275	4.79	1
2	Glenn Dorsey	LSU	DT	6-2	316	5.09	1
3	Darren McFadden	Arkansas	RB	6-2	210	4.42	1
4	Jake Long	Michigan	OT	6-7	315	5.08	1
5	Vernon Gholston	Ohio State	DE	6-3	266	4.67	1
6	Sedrick Ellis	Southern Cal	DT	6-1	308	4.96	1
7	Matt Ryan	Boston College	QB	6-5	228	4.95	1
8	Ryan Clady	Boise State	OT	6-6	316	5.28	1
9	Keith Rivers	Southern Cal	OLB	6-2	236	4.63	1
10	Leodis McKelvin	Troy	CB	5-10	190	4.38	1
11	Rashard Mendenhall	Illinois	RB	5-10	225	4.45	1
12	Derrick Harvey	Florida	DE	6-5	271	4.85	1
13	Branden Albert	Virginia	OG	6-6	309	5.17	1
14	Devin Thomas	Michigan State	WR	6-2	215	4.40	1
15	Mike Jenkins	South Florida	CB	5-10	197	4.38	1
16	Chris Williams	Vanderbilt	OT	6-6	315	5.17	1
17	Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie	Tennessee State	CB	6-2	184	4.33	1
18	Jonathan Stewart	Oregon	RB	5-10	235	4.46	1
19	Dan Connor	Penn State	ILB	6-3	231	4.67	1
20	Brian Brohm	Louisville	QB	6-3	230	4.83	1
21	DeSean Jackson	California	WR	5-10	169	4.35	1
22	Jeff Otah	Pittsburgh	OT	6-6	322	5.56	1
23	Phillip Merling	Clemson	DE	6-4	276	4.73	1
24	Antoine Cason	Arizona	CB	6-0	191	4.45	1
25	Limas Sweed	Texas	WR	6-4	215	4.55	1
26	Quentin Groves	Auburn	OLB	6-3	259	4.57	1
27	Kentwan Balmer	North Carolina	DT	6-5	308	5.34	1-2
28	Jerod Mayo	Tennessee	ILB	6-1	242	4.54	1-2
29	James Hardy	Indiana	WR	6-6	217	4.49	1-2
30	Gosder Cherilus	Boston College	OT	6-7	314	5.21	1-2
31	Kenny Phillips	Miami	FS	6-2	212	4.48	1-2
32	Malcolm Kelly	Oklahoma	WR	6-4	224	4.54	1-2
33	Jamaal Charles	Texas	RB	5-11	200	4.38	1-2
34	Lawrence Jackson	Southern Cal	DE	6-4	271	4.82	1-2
35	Felix Jones	Arkansas	RB	5-10	207	4.47	1-2
36	Aqib Talib	Kansas	CB	6-1	202	4.44	1-2
37	Calais Campbell	Miami	DE	6-8	290	5.04	1-2
38	Chad Henne	Michigan	QB	6-3	230	4.92	2
39	Early Doucet	LSU	WR	6-0	209	4.54	1-2
40	Andre Caldwell	Florida	WR	6-0	204	4.37	2
41	Joe Flacco	Delaware	QB	6-7	236	4.86	2
42	Mario Manningham	Michigan	WR	6-0	181	4.60	2
43	Martellus Bennett	Texas A&M	TE	6-6	259	4.68	2
44	Mike Pollak	Arizona State	C	6-4	301	5.02	2
45	Dustin Keller	Purdue	TE	6-2	242	4.55	2
46	Trevor Laws	Notre Dame	DT	6-1	304	5.13	2
47	Sam Baker	Southern Cal	OT	6-5	309	5.09	2
48	Justin King	Penn State	CB	5-11	192	4.31	2
49	Fred Davis	Southern Cal	TE	6-3	255	4.76	2
50	Brandon Flowers	Virginia Tech	CB	5-10	189	4.55	2
51	Pat Sims	Auburn	DT	6-2	310	5.09	2
52	Xavier Adibi	Virginia Tech	OLB	6-2	232	4.69	2
53	Cliff Avril	Purdue	OLB	6-3	253	4.59	2
54	Reggie Smith	Oklahoma	CB	6-1	199	4.57	2
55	Curtis Lofton	Oklahoma	ILB	6-0	246	4.79	2
56	Anthony Collins	Kansas	OT	6-5	317	5.54	2
57	Chris Johnson	East Carolina	RB	5-11	197	4.24	2
58	Ray Rice	Rutgers	RB	5-08	199	4.47	2-3
59	Duane Brown	Virginia Tech	OT	6-4	315	5.07	2-3
60	Tavares Gooden	Miami	ILB	6-1	234	4.65	2-3
61	Matt Forte'	Tulane	RB	6-2	217	4.46	2-3
62	Earl Bennett	Vanderbilt	WR	6-0	209	4.48	2-3
63	Roy Schuening	Oregon State	OG	6-4	306	5.30	2-3
64	Tyrell Johnson	Arkansas State	SS	6-0	207	4.41	2-3
65	Erin Henderson	Maryland	OLB	6-3	244	4.73	2-3
66	Jerome Simpson	Coastal Carolina	WR	6-2	199	4.42	2-3
67	Antwaun Molden	Eastern Kentucky	CB	6-1	198	4.39	2-3
68	Dre Moore	Maryland	DT	6-4	305	4.84	2-3
69	Brad Cottam	Tennessee	TE	6-8	270	4.63	2-3
70	DaJuan Morgan	North Carolina State	FS	6-0	205	4.56	2-3
71	Terrell Thomas	Southern Cal	CB	6-1	202	4.45	2-3
72	Andre' Woodson	Kentucky	QB	6-4	229	4.85	2-3
73	Tracy Porter	Indiana	CB	5-11	188	4.37	2-3
74	Darrell Robertson	Georgia Tech	DE	6-4	255	4.76	2-3
75	Steve Justice	Wake Forest	C	6-4	293	5.24	2-3
76	Marcus Howard	Georgia	OLB	6-1	237	4.45	3
77	Josh Johnson	San Diego	QB	6-3	213	4.55	3
78	Jonathan Goff	Vanderbilt	ILB	6-2	245	4.63	3
79	Eddie Royal	Virginia Tech	WR	5-10	184	4.39	3
80	Shawn Crable	Michigan	OLB	6-5	245	4.64	3
81	Tashard Choice	Georgia Tech	RB	5-11	215	4.48	3
82	Carl Nicks	Nebraska	OT	6-5	341	5.22	3
83	Donnie Avery	Houston	WR	5-11	192	4.49	3
84	Charles Godfrey	Iowa	CB	6-0	207	4.43	3
85	Tom Zbikowski	Notre Dame	SS	5-11	211	4.44	3
86	Red Bryant	Texas A&M	DT	6-4	318	5.00	3
87	John Sullivan	Notre Dame	C	6-4	301	5.36	3
88	Bruce Davis	UCLA	OLB	6-3	252	4.78	3
89	Kendall Langford	Hampton	DE	6-6	287	4.95	3
90	Quintin Demps	Texas-El Paso	FS	6-0	206	4.39	3
91	John Carlson	Notre Dame	TE	6-5	251	4.88	3
92	Chilo Rachal	Southern Cal	OG	6-5	315	5.16	3
93	Josh Barrett	Arizona State	SS	6-2	223	4.34	3
94	Jordy Nelson	Kansas State	WR	6-3	217	4.51	3
95	John Greco	Toledo	OT	6-5	305	5.31	3-4
96	Jeremy Thompson	Wake Forest	DE	6-5	264	4.75	3-4
97	Mike McGlynn	Pittsburgh	OG	6-4	311	5.38	3-4
98	Jason Jones	Eastern Michigan	DE	6-5	273	4.76	3-4
99	Kevin Smith	Central Florida	RB	6-1	217	4.58	3-4
100	Ahtyba Rubin	Iowa State	DT	6-3	315	5.20	3-4

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ChrisperJ10

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Caleb Cambell

If anyone saw his story during the draft then you know him being drafted was a life or death situation. (If he doesn't get drafted then he's heading to Iraq) He gets to play football and represent Army in the NFL.

Good luck to you sir.

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Grizzle32

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Kyle Clement=Steal for the Steel

6' 4" 290 lb. Defensive tackles are one of the most envied types of players in the league. Even though he was a D-2 player, ithink the Steelers got a great pick up in signing him as a free agent. Even as a rookie I wouldn't be suprised to see him adding depth to the infamously ferocious Steeler defense.

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Irish73

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Hawaii exposed

Glad to see that Hawaii's talent was exposed during the butt-kickin put on them by the SEC. They were exposed for what they aren't......good......when they finally played a real team. Colt will never amount to a thing and where are all the WR's they claimed were gonna go so high? Only one player was drafted from Hawaii. When will they learn that playing a high school schedu ...(more)

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Colbymon

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We should have taken Colt Brennan

Brennan against Washington: 42 out of 50 for 442 yard with 5 TDs and no ints. I don't care a what level you are playing, those are difficult stats to put up. He did that fairly regularly. The game before was not as good. He played Boise St. and went 40 out of 53 for 495 yards, 5 TDs, 2 ints, and he also ran for one TD. This guy could be a real 6th round steal.&n ...(more)

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Hoopheaven21

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Cowboys picks...............................

They had a very good Day 1. Felix Jones, RB (Arkansas) is the perfect compliment to Marion Barber. Jones is a roadrunner. Mike Jenkins, CB (South Florida) is a cover CB with good hands and decent size. Martellus Bennett, TE (Texas A&M) makes sense because they trade Fasano to Miami and like running two TE sets. But I would have liked to see them trade up to get one of the big WR's ...(more)

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