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1. OT Michael Oher (Ole Miss)
2. CB Malcolm Jenkins (Ohio State)
3. LB Rey Maualuga (USC)
4. LB James Laurinaitis (Ohio State)
5. DE Michael Johnson (Georgia Tech)
6. LB Brian Cushing (USC)
7. DT Fili Moala (USC)
8. OL Herman Johnson (LSU)
9. CB Mike Mickens (Cincinnati)
10. DT Vance Walker (Georgia Tech)
11. OT Max Unger (Oregon)
12. DE Tyson Jackson (LSU)
13. RB James Davis (Clemson)
14. OG Duke Robinson (Oklahoma)
15. CB Victor Harris (Virginia Tech)
16. S Michael Hamlin (Clemson)
17. DT Jeff Owens (Georgia)
18. S William Moore (Missouri)
19. LB Marcus Freeman (Ohio State)
20. OT Phil Loadholt (Oklahoma)
21. TE Travis Beckum (Wisconsin)
22. LB Sean Witherspoon (Missouri)
23. OT Alex Boone (Ohio State)
24. OG Jeremy Perry (Oregon State)
25. TE Cornelius Ingram (Florida)
26. QB Cullen Harper (Clemson)
27. WR Demetrius Byrd (LSU)
28. OC Alex Mack (California)
29. S Derek Pegues (Mississippi State)
30. RB Arian Foster (Tennessee)
31. RB Marlon Lucky (Nebraska)
32. LB Jasper Brinkley (South Carolina)
33. CB DeAndre Wright (New Mexico)
34. QB Curtis Painter (Purdue)
35. S Patrick Chung (Oregon)
36. WR Brian Robiskie (Ohio State)
37. S Chris Clemons (Clemson)
38. OT Eugene Monroe (Virginia)
39. WR Jaison Williams (Oregon)
40. LB Darry Beckwith (LSU)
41. S Rashad Johnson (Alabama)
42. S Courtney Greene (Rutgers)
43. S Josh Pinkard (USC)
44. OT Ryan Stanchek (West Virginia)
45. RB Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
46. DE Antwain Robinson (Arkansas)
47. LB Dave Philistin (Maryland)
48. QB Hunter Cantwell (Louisville)
49. DT Terrance Taylor (Michigan)
50. S Kevin Ellison (USC)
Last Updated: May 3, 2008
2. CB Malcolm Jenkins (Ohio State)
3. LB Rey Maualuga (USC)
4. LB James Laurinaitis (Ohio State)
5. DE Michael Johnson (Georgia Tech)
6. LB Brian Cushing (USC)
7. DT Fili Moala (USC)
8. OL Herman Johnson (LSU)
9. CB Mike Mickens (Cincinnati)
10. DT Vance Walker (Georgia Tech)
11. OT Max Unger (Oregon)
12. DE Tyson Jackson (LSU)
13. RB James Davis (Clemson)
14. OG Duke Robinson (Oklahoma)
15. CB Victor Harris (Virginia Tech)
16. S Michael Hamlin (Clemson)
17. DT Jeff Owens (Georgia)
18. S William Moore (Missouri)
19. LB Marcus Freeman (Ohio State)
20. OT Phil Loadholt (Oklahoma)
21. TE Travis Beckum (Wisconsin)
22. LB Sean Witherspoon (Missouri)
23. OT Alex Boone (Ohio State)
24. OG Jeremy Perry (Oregon State)
25. TE Cornelius Ingram (Florida)
26. QB Cullen Harper (Clemson)
27. WR Demetrius Byrd (LSU)
28. OC Alex Mack (California)
29. S Derek Pegues (Mississippi State)
30. RB Arian Foster (Tennessee)
31. RB Marlon Lucky (Nebraska)
32. LB Jasper Brinkley (South Carolina)
33. CB DeAndre Wright (New Mexico)
34. QB Curtis Painter (Purdue)
35. S Patrick Chung (Oregon)
36. WR Brian Robiskie (Ohio State)
37. S Chris Clemons (Clemson)
38. OT Eugene Monroe (Virginia)
39. WR Jaison Williams (Oregon)
40. LB Darry Beckwith (LSU)
41. S Rashad Johnson (Alabama)
42. S Courtney Greene (Rutgers)
43. S Josh Pinkard (USC)
44. OT Ryan Stanchek (West Virginia)
45. RB Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
46. DE Antwain Robinson (Arkansas)
47. LB Dave Philistin (Maryland)
48. QB Hunter Cantwell (Louisville)
49. DT Terrance Taylor (Michigan)
50. S Kevin Ellison (USC)
Last Updated: May 3, 2008
5/3/08 Notes
Early on, this class appears to be extremely deep at safety,
linebacker, and offensive linemen.
As of now, we have zero Miami Hurricanes in our top 50 meaning
that the streak of Hurricanes going in the first round could very well
end in 2009. That of course hinges on the underclassmen as RB
Javarris James, LB Darryl Sharpton, and LB Spencer Atkins
declare.
The TE class is pretty deep as well as several prospects could be
top 15 War Boarder's in the coming months.
Ohio State, USC, and LSU have their fair share of prospects but
2009 may be the year of Clemson and Georgia Tech, two ACC
schools that have flown under the radar as providing very good
NFL prospects in recent years.
The 2009 class of RBs will be defined by the underclassmen but
these seniors have a lot of talent. Marlon Lucky is an I-back worth
watching in 2008 and scouts are hard-pressed to see James
Davis and whether or not he can continue his upswing as a senior.
Early on, this class appears to be extremely deep at safety,
linebacker, and offensive linemen.
As of now, we have zero Miami Hurricanes in our top 50 meaning
that the streak of Hurricanes going in the first round could very well
end in 2009. That of course hinges on the underclassmen as RB
Javarris James, LB Darryl Sharpton, and LB Spencer Atkins
declare.
The TE class is pretty deep as well as several prospects could be
top 15 War Boarder's in the coming months.
Ohio State, USC, and LSU have their fair share of prospects but
2009 may be the year of Clemson and Georgia Tech, two ACC
schools that have flown under the radar as providing very good
NFL prospects in recent years.
The 2009 class of RBs will be defined by the underclassmen but
these seniors have a lot of talent. Marlon Lucky is an I-back worth
watching in 2008 and scouts are hard-pressed to see James
Davis and whether or not he can continue his upswing as a senior.
