Mayhock's Top 20

[Sleet]

This simply reinforces my interest in Monroe, Crabtree, Curry, A. Smith. It makes me wonder what Mayock sees in Ayers that others don't see. It makes me concerned about Maclin and Orakpo, neither of whom I want at #7. I thought it was interesting that P. Jerry has risen to #11 on his board.

Mike Mayock's top 20 players for the 2009 NFL Draft
Rk Player Pos. School Pro Day workout
1. Eugene Monroe OT Virginia
2. Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech
3. Robert Ayers DE Tennessee
4. Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia
5. Brandon Pettigrew TE Oklahoma State
6. Jason Smith OT Baylor
7. Aaron Curry LB Wake Forest
8. Andre Smith OT Alabama
9. B.J. Raji DT Boston College
10. Mark Sanchez QB USC
11. Peria Jerry DT Mississippi
12. Matthew Stafford QB Georgia
13. Tyson Jackson DE LSU
14. Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State
15. Jeremy Maclin WR Missouri
16. Josh Freeman QB Kansas State
17. Darius Butler CB Connecticut
18. Michael Oher OT Mississippi
19. Brian Orakpo DE/LB Texas
20. Chris Wells RB Ohio State Brandt: Wells puts on a show for scouts

 

[007]

Heh.

Monroe back on top after months of Jason Smith love.

And Ayers is the most overrated prospect I've seen this year. I'll happily take Johnson, Gilbert or Kruger instead.

Mind you, I don't make thousands of dollars and watch hundreds of game tapes, so who knows, LOL.

 

[Byron2112]

What's the problem?

Raji's right where he's supposed to be.

 

[Jack's sore libido]

Cracks me up how there can be such drastic movement so long after any games are played ....

 

[Madturk]

Mayock always has a slider in his top 20. Last year it was DMac, this year it's Orakpo. I guess if he hits on a bust it covers up some of his other misses.

 

[Sleet]

I don't think Ayers actually jumps Orakpo or Brown, or even Jackson. The question I have is, is he a tweener? Putting that aside, I like his combination of size and speed as compared to Orakpo and Brown (smaller/more speed) and Jackson (bigger/less speed). I think he holds up at the point of attack better than Orakpo and Brown, and Jackson more of a 3-4 DE, not a 4-3 DE.