re: Draft Talk

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scott wright's top 32 (Srs only) an established and recognized draft dude

1. Star Lotulelei
DT
Utah
Freakish blend of size, strength and athleticism, a la Haloti Ngata.
2. Manti Te'o
ILB
Notre Dame
Instinctive and hard-hitting with good range and a terrific motor.
3. Matt Barkley
QB
USC
Average physical tools but is polished, accurate and experienced.
4. Chance Warmack
OG
Alabama
Huge, powerful mauler excels as run blocker and pass protector.
5. Geno Smith
QB
West Virginia
Dynamic passer with very live arm and above average athleticism.
6. Johnathan Banks
CB
Mississippi St.
Tall cover guy with a nose for the ball and playmaking tendencies.
7. Dion Jordan
DE
Oregon
Athletic with a rangy frame and could play in an even or odd front.
8. Kawann Short
DT
Purdue
Massive and can be an impact presence but is a bit inconsistent.
9. Jonathan Cooper
OG
North Carolina
Athletic blocker with nimble feet who is outstanding on the move.
10. Ezekiel Ansah
DE
B.Y.U.
Native of Ghana is raw and inexperienced but upside is unlimited.
11. Eric Fisher
OT
Central Michigan
Big framed blocker with great athleticism in the mold of Joe Staley.
12. Sylvester Williams
DT
North Carolina
Explosive athlete with ability to play the three-technique or nose.
13. Kenny Vaccaro
S
Texas
Versatile defender with nice mix of physical tools and intangibles.
14. John Jenkins
DT
Georgia
Enormous 358-pound space-eater who can anchor in the middle.
15. Cornellius Carradine
DE
Florida St.
Former JUCO transfer is able to rush the passer and stop the run.
16. Mike Glennon
QB
North Carolina St.
Inconsistent pocket passer with fantastic size and arm strength.
17. T.J. McDonald
S
USC
Big and athletic with a well-rounded skill set and pro bloodlines.
18. Arthur Brown
OLB
Kansas St.
Undersized but fast, quick and explosive with exceptional range.
19. Terrance Williams
WR
Baylor
Smooth athlete with very good size, body control and ball skills.
20. Montee Ball
RB
Wisconsin
Productive workhorse with superb vision, patience and instincts.
21. Tavon Austin
WR
West Virginia
Explosive jack-of-all-trades who is a threat to score at any time.
22. Tyler Wilson
QB
Arkansas
Gunslinger who can make all of the throws but lacks ideal height.
23. Jesse Williams
DT
Alabama
Underrated with terrific size, strength, athleticism and versatility.
24. Khaled Holmes
C
USC
Explosive, powerful pivot with all of the tools to start at next level.
25. Michael Buchanan
DE
Illinois
Rangy athlete with a burst may be better than Whitney Mercilus.
26. Barrett Jones
C
Alabama
Reigning Outland Trophy winner can play center, guard or tackle.
27. Rick Wagner
OT
Wisconsin
Not overly athletic but a big, strong, tough right tackle prospect.
28. Alex Okafor
DE
Texas
Solid two-way player versus pass and run but not overly dynamic.
29. E.J. Manuel
QB
Florida St.
Raw but athletic dual-threat with a large frame and a strong arm.
30. Dallas Thomas
OT
Tennessee
Athletic with a large frame and could project to tackle or guard.
31. Jordan Poyer
CB
Oregon St.
Average size / speed but good coverage skills and is a ballhawk.
32. Andre Ellington
RB
Clemson
Undersized but super fast and a dangerous situational weapon.