MadDog's Big 200 Board

Here is the ever expanding Big 200 Board, generally covering the first six rounds of the NFL Draft. The Big Board is always in a state of evolution, and all input is appreciated.

With the majority of Pro-Days in the book, the firsthand evaluation of players by scouts and coaches is slowly coming to a conclusion. However, there are still some big players yet to show off their stuff, so I will attempt to post a new, and full 250+ player Big Board covering the full draft in early April. And, changes will surely be seen.

As always, this is NOT a mock draft, but a projection of the area I feel each player will land. Trades alter everything. Some trades have been built into the first round, but are not labeled (the Cowboys trading up from 9 to 6; the Pats trading away their 28th overall). So, some player placements may seem odd. However, the bulk of the first round does play out in a straight mock like fashion. I have projected a pass rushing OLB and CB to the Niners with their 7th and 45th pick. I do not believe the team will sit pat with their 76th overall.

Cheers.

2011 NFL Draft 255 Big Board
Pick Player School Position
1 Blaine Gabbert Missouri QB
2 Marcell Dareus Alabama DT
3 Nick Fairley Auburn DT
4 Cam Newton Auburn QB
5 Von Miller Texas A&M OLB
6 Patrick Peterson LSU CB
7 Robert Quinn North Carolina DE
8 AJ Green Georgia WR
9 Da'Quan Bowers Clemson DE
10 Julio Jones Alabama WR
11 Prince Amukamara Nebraska CB
12 JJ Watt Wisconsin DE/DT
13 Tyron Smith USC OT
14 Corey Liuget Illinois DT
15 Cameron Jordan Cal DE/DT
16 Aldon Smith Missouri DE
17 Phil Taylor Baylor DT
18 Nate Solder Colorado OT
19 Anthony Castonzo Boston College OT
20 Mike Pouncey Florida C
21 Torrey Smith Maryland WR
22 Derek Sherrod Mississippi St OT
23 Gabe Carimi Wisconsin OT
24 Cameron Heyward Ohio State DE/DT
25 Christian Ponder Florida State QB
26 Jimmy Smith Colorado CB
27 Ryan Kerrigan Purdue DE
28 Jake Locker Washington QB
29 Mark Ingram Alabama RB
30 Justin Houston Georgia OLB
31 Muhammad Wilkerson Temple DT
32 Brooks Reed Arizona DE
33 Ryan Williams Virginia Tech RB
34 Stephen Paea Oregon St DT
35 Danny Watkins Baylor G/C
36 Rahim Moore UCLA S
37 Colin Kaepernick Nevada QB
38 Jonathan Baldwin Pittsburgh WR
39 Brandon Harris Miami CB
40 Adrian Clayborn Iowa DE/DT
41 Kyle Rudolph Notre Dame TE
42 Jabaal Sheard Pittsburgh DE
43 Andy Dalton TCU QB
44 Mikel LeShoure Illinois RB
45 Aaron Williams Texas CB
46 Martez Wilson Illinois LB
47 Leonard Hankerson Miami WR
48 Ryan Mallett Arkansas QB
49 Marvin Austin North Carolina DT
50 Akeem Ayers UCLA OLB
51 Stefan Wisniewski Penn State C
52 Curtis Brown Texas CB
53 Jerrel Jernigan Troy WR
54 Rodney Hudson Florida State G/C
55 Randall Cobb Kentucky WR
56 Christian Ballard Iowa DE
57 James Carpenter Alabama OT
58 Titus Young Boise St WR
59 Davon House New Mexico CB
60 Drake Nevis LSU DT
61 Kendall Hunter Oklahoma St RB
62 Daniel Thomas Kansas St RB
63 Marcus Cannon TCU OT/OG
64 Lance Kendricks Wisconsin TE
65 Sam Acho Texas DE
66 Quinton Carter Oklahoma S
67 Jordan Todman Connecticut RB
68 Ben Ijalana Villanova OT/OG
69 Dontay Moch Nevada OLB
70 Ras-I Dowling Virginia CB
71 Kenrick Ellis Hampton DT
72 Buster Skrine Chattanooga CB
73 Da'Rel Scott Maryland RB
74 Curtis Marsh Utah St CB
75 DJ Williams Arkansas TE
76 Brandon Burton Utah CB
77 Chris Culliver South Carolina S
78 Bruce Carter North Carolina LB
79 Chris Carter Fresno St OLB
80 Allen Bailey Miami DE
81 Tandon Doss Indiana WR
82 Clint Boling Georgia G
83 Quan Sturdivant North Carolina LB
84 Marcus Gilchrist Clemson CB
85 DeMarco Murray Oklahoma RB
86 Tyler Sash Iowa S
87 Mason Foster Washington OLB
88 Virgil Green Nevada TE
89 Jarvis Jenkins Clemson DT
90 Johnny Patrick Louisville CB
91 Roy Helu Nebraska RB
92 John Moffitt Wisconsin G/C
93 Greg Little North Carolina WR
94 Derrick Locke Kentucky RB
95 Jerrell Powe Mississippi DT
96 Lawrence Guy Arizona St DT
97 Edmond Gates Abilene Christian WR
98 Deleone Carter Syracuse RB
99 Shane Vereen Cal RB
100 Luke Stocker Tennessee TE
101 Ricky Stanzi Iowa QB
102 DeAndre McDaniel Clemson S
103 Colin McCarthy Miami ILB
104 Sione Fua Stanford DT
105 Shareece Wright USC CB
106 Marcus Gilbert Florida OT
107 Rashad Carmichael Virginia Tech CB
108 Will Rackley Lehigh G
109 KJ Wright Mississippi St OLB
110 Jacquizz Rodgers Oregon St RB
111 Jalil Brown Colorado CB
112 Jordan Cameron USC TE
113 Byron Stingily Lousville OT
114 Jason Pinkston Pittsburgh G
115 Robert Sands West Virginia S
116 Alex Green Hawaii RB
117 James Brewer Indiana G
118 Stephen Burton West Texas A&M WR
119 Jamie Harper Clemson RB
120 Josh Thomas Buffalo CB
121 Owen Marecic Stanford FB
122 Jurrell Casey USC DT
123 Orlando Franklin Miami G
124 Kelvin Sheppard LSU ILB
125 Greg Jones Michigan St LB
126 Jaiquawn Jarrett Temple S
127 Lawrence Wilson Connecticut OLB
128 Mario Fannin Auburn RB
129 Julius Thomas Portland St TE
130 Alex Henery Nebraska K
131 Joe Lefeged Rutgers S
132 Terrell McClain South Florida DT
133 Cecil Shorts III Mount Union WR
134 Anthony Allen Georgia Tech RB
135 Chris Conte Cal S
136 Justin Rogers Richmond CB
137 David Carter UCLA DE/DT
138 Lee Ziemba Auburn OT
139 Ronald Johnson USC WR
140 Pierre Allen Nebraska DE
141 Rob Housler Florida Atlantic TE
142 Deunta Williams North Carolina S
143 Terrance Tolliver LSU WR
144 Tim Barnes Missouri C
145 Chimdi Chekwa Ohio State CB
146 Jake Kirkpatrick TCU C
147 Ricardo Lockette Fort Valley St WR
148 Shiloh Keo Idaho S
149 Ian Williams Notre Dame DT
150 Stanley Havili USC FB
151 DeMarcus Van Dyke Miami CB
152 Taiwan Jones Eastern Washington RB
153 Jeremy Kerley TCU WR
154 Bilal Powell Louisville RB
155 Niles Paul Nebraska WR
156 Stephen Schilling Michigan G
157 Ugo Chinasa Oklahoma St DE
158 Martin Parker Richmond DT
159 Denarius Moore Tennessee WR
160 Derek Newton Arkansas St OT
161 Cortez Allen Citadel CB
162 Jeron Johnson Boise St S
163 Nate Irving NC St ILB
164 Jerrard Tarrant Georgia Tech S
165 Mike Mohamed Cal LB
166 Kendric Burney North Carolina CB
167 Stevan Ridley LSU RB
168 Charles Clay Tulsa FB
169 Adrian Moten Maryland LB
170 Nic Grigsby Arizona RB
171 Brandon Bair Oregon DE
172 Austin Pettis Boise St WR
173 Dwayne Harris East Carolina WR
174 Mark Legree Appalachian St S
175 Greg Salas Hawaii WR
176 Chris Hairston Clemson OT
177 Greg McElroy Alabama QB
178 Greg Romeus Pittsburgh DE
179 Ahmad Black Florida S
180 Dion Lewis Pittsburgh RB
181 Brandon Saine Ohio St RB
182 Justin Boren Ohio St G
183 Casey Matthews Oregon LB
184 Jah Reid Central Florida OT
185 Kris O'Dowd USC C
186 Chykie Brown Texas CB
187 Pat Devlin Delaware QB
188 Brandon Fusco Slippery Rock C
189 Korey Lindsey-Woods Southern Illinois CB
190 Davonte Shannon Buffalo S
191 Colin Jones TCU S
192 Zach Hurd Connecticut G
193 Vic So'oto BYU DE
194 David Arkin Missouri St G
195 Brandon Hogan West Virginia CB
196 Byron Maxwell Clemson CB
197 Kai Forbath UCLA K
198 Pernell McPhee Mississippi St DE
199 Jeremy Ross Cal WR
200 David Mims Virginia Union OT

[ Edited by MadDog49er on Mar 19, 2011 at 18:28:24 ]

Peterson should be #1

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

As always, this is NOT a mock draft, but a projection of the area I feel each player will land. Trades alter everything. Some trades have been built into the first
[b]

that's a mock draft

[ Edited by DonnieDarko on Mar 19, 2011 at 18:37:30 ]

Great job as always. Thanks.

Question on Quinn. I know from 3 point stance he can keep shoulder about 9 inches off ground at full speed when going around tackle to QB. Do you think he can maintain that type of rush from standing 3 4 OLB position?

I wish...hope.....wish.... we could get this guy in the 5th!
152 Taiwan Jones Eastern Washington RB
2011 cj2k

Bout time you woke up and smelled the Ponder.



...Now if we can just get you to realize how off you are with Stanzi. To think NO qb will be drafted between the 49th and 100th pick is a little wackadoo.

A little curious why you have Devlin rated higher than Yates, Taylor and Tolzien.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

As always, this is NOT a mock draft, but a projection of the area I feel each player will land. Trades alter everything. Some trades have been built into the first
[b]

that's a mock draft

The area, not the exact spot. In other words, is David Carter going to be drafted by ___ team with the 137th pick? I'm not saying this is the case. But, I project he will go somewhere in that late 5th round area, somewhere around 137.

The reason I am not labeling a mock draft for 6 rounds is that there are so many trades that take place that it is silly to project out a team and player that far from the first pick.

Originally posted by ishkabibel:
Great job as always. Thanks.

Question on Quinn. I know from 3 point stance he can keep shoulder about 9 inches off ground at full speed when going around tackle to QB. Do you think he can maintain that type of rush from standing 3 4 OLB position?

We are going to see on March 31, at North Carolina's Pro-Day. Quinn is a pretty exceptional athlete (I do think he has the ability to stay low and bend around OT's), so I do not see a problem converting to the 3-4 backer position if needed.

I'd love to see the medical reports on Quinn, who is living with a tumor. This could be a small factor that possibly drives him slightly down the board on draft day.

[ Edited by MadDog49er on Mar 19, 2011 at 19:54:44 ]

Originally posted by CRABTREE:
I wish...hope.....wish.... we could get this guy in the 5th!
152 Taiwan Jones Eastern Washington RB
2011 cj2k

He's a terrific open field athlete, but just needs to stay healthy. Workout upcoming that could push him considerably higher on the board. Very fast kid. Pro Day on March 31st.

Originally posted by YungAce:

Woof.

Originally posted by MadDog49er:

Originally posted by ishkabibel:
Great job as always. Thanks.

Question on Quinn. I know from 3 point stance he can keep shoulder about 9 inches off ground at full speed when going around tackle to QB. Do you think he can maintain that type of rush from standing 3 4 OLB position?

We are going to see on March 31, at North Carolina's Pro-Day. Quinn is a pretty exceptional athlete (I do think he has the ability to stay low and bend around OT's), so I do not see a problem converting to the 3-4 backer position if needed.

I'd love to see the medical reports on Quinn, who is living with a tumor. This could be a small factor that possibly drives him slightly down the board on draft day.

Not just a tumor, but a tumor that should make him a veggie... But somehow he's alive and fuctionally, but he has the ability to play football!!!! lol amazing, This could be the p willis, M oher kind of story!

I hope the guy at #7 is drafted at the same spot.

Appreciate the work man! This is honestly one of the few big boards I'll check around draft season

[ Edited by YungAce on Mar 19, 2011 at 20:05:18 ]

Originally posted by SWAGG-ER:
Bout time you woke up and smelled the Ponder.



...Now if we can just get you to realize how off you are with Stanzi. To think NO qb will be drafted between the 49th and 100th pick is a little wackadoo.

A little curious why you have Devlin rated higher than Yates, Taylor and Tolzien.

This is an odd year for QB's, especially with the uncertainty of the CBA. If this puppy gets resolved before the draft, and free agency is allowed to play out, I believe you will see a depreciation in the value of the rookie QB this season, and a drop across the board for the QB's as a whole.

I just don't see much interest in QB's beyond the top 7 for the value of a late second rounder or early third rounder. Now, Stanzi may have a stunning workout and launch himself into the third round, or even late second. He certainly could greatly benefit on a run on QB's early. I just don't buy that there is much interest in him in the NFL, and that keeps his value in the 4th round. I know you feel he will be an outstanding pro, but the guys who pull the lever don't have the same feel.

Maybe Stanzi can generate a buzz on Monday.

As for Devlin, there is more upside than for Yates, Taylor, Tolzien, who are probably 7th rounders or priority free agents. Devlin, Enderle and Froman will be the guys that GM's will look toward in the late rounds to develop. Yated will have his shot at UNC's Pro-Day on 3/31 to make a statement.

[ Edited by MadDog49er on Mar 19, 2011 at 20:11:17 ]