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October 25th, 2008, 12:27 AM
Draft Order
Day 1 - Monday, October 13
TWO Ability Silvers
1. Philadelphia Eagles [3-13] (15+1) QB A.J. Goodwin Texas Tech (Age 23)
2. Kansas City Chiefs [5-11] (13+1) TE Steven Woodbury Purdue (Age 22)
3. San Francisco 49ers traded to San Diego [5-11] (10) 200-330 PM S Thomas Smith (21)
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ONE ability silvers
4. Pittsburgh Steelers traded to Oakland [6-10] (16) DE Marcus Simpson (Age 20)
5. Denver Broncos traded to San Diego [6-10] (15+1) LB Jake Mills (21)
6. Tampa Bay Bucs [6-10] (13+1) Carter Cunningham 6’4 227 UNLV (Age 22)
7. Chicago Bears [8-8] (16) DE Dan Jackson (Age 22)
BRONZE
8. Atlanta Falcons - kusonagi - DT Tony Harris (20)
9. New Orleans Saints - WILL I AM 504 - LB Teddy Ryan (20)
DAY 2 - Tuesday, October 14
10. Indianapolis Colts - xMaize n Blue 22- DT Leonard Allen (21)
11. Houston Texans - Valdarez - S Max Peterson (21)
12. Miami Dolphins [8-8] (15+1) RB Lenny Haynes Colorado (Age 22)
13. San Diego Chargers [9-7] (14+2) LB Nick Robinson (23)
14. Oakland Raiders [10-6] (16) WR Yancey Peterson (23)
15. Minnesota Vikings traded to Dallas [11-5] (14+1) TE Tyler Jacoby OU (Age 21)
16. Tennessee Titans [13-3] (13) QB Jackson Supernaw Miami (Ohio) Age 21
17. Dallas Cowboys [14-2] (10+3) CB Logan Parker (22)
18. New England Pats [15-1] (14+1) LB Jack Supernaw (21)
ROOKIE SCOUTING REPORTS
QBs
Carter Cunningham 6’4 227 UNLV (Age 22)
Athletic Scrambler
Positives: Prototype size for the position. Smooth footwork and set-up. Good short- and medium-range accuracy. Good overall athletic ability can buy time in the pocket and has the speed and elusiveness to gain yards as a scrambler.
Negatives: Lacks poise when facing a heavy rush. Stares down his primary target and trusts his own arm and the athleticism of his receivers too much, resulting in some terrible decisions. ... Not a natural leader. Adequate arm strength for the short- and medium-range, but lacks the arm strength to consistently place deep passes with accuracy. Lacks instincts on the move, but is an athletic runner.
(Speed Burner, Scrambler, Quick Feet, Laser Arm, Pass Threat)
6’6 238
A.J. Goodwin Texas Tech (Age 23)
Well Rounded QB
Positives: Exceptional size, and rare athleticism for the quarterback position. Good strength and surprising elusiveness for a player his size to buy time in the pocket or scramble, if needed. ... Great poise in the pocket does a good job keeping his eyes downfield. Makes his progressions and throws to the open receiver. Has the arm strength to make every NFLP throw. Was a four-year starter, and team captain.
Negatives: Raw talent struggles with consistency. Perfectly suited to the Techs offensive scheme due to his size, arm and athleticism and will need developmental time to acclimate to an NFLP offense. Forces throws into tight spots from time to time. A gunslinger mentality.
(Scrambler, Rocket Arm, Leadership, Strength, Pocket Presense)
5’10 212
Jackson Supernaw Miami (Ohio) Age 21
Classic Pocket Passer
Positives: Below average size for the position. Strong arm, he can easily make every NFLP throw. Has a quick set-up and even quicker delivery. Plays his best against toughest opponents, was 13-2 against top 25 during 3 years as a starter, including 3-0 in bowl games. Excels when running game is established.
Negatives: Inconsistent accuracy to all levels of the field, struggling with touch passes. ... Trusts his strong arm too much and will force passes into tight windows. Not very good when on the run.
(Clutch, Quick Release, Play Fake, Pocket Presense, Rocket Arm)
Halfbacks
6’ 200
Lenny Haynes Colorado (Age 22)
Shifty Homerun Hitter
Positives: Has excellent quickness and explosion coming out of his stance into the rush lanes. He has the sudden moves out of his stance to gain advantage and the quickness to avoid and accelerate past defenders. Hits the hole with no hesitation, showing the explosive leg drive to break arm tackles, has a low center of gravity, which allows him to keep his base moving through tight areas and does not need to gear down when cutting. When he keeps his pad level low going through the rush lane, he has the short-area explosion and juke moves to elude defenders turning the corner, as he excels at cutting sharply with good acceleration. One of his better assets is his ability to accelerate into the second level, redirect and break away for the long run. Adequate pass catcher who shows good concentration and flexibility in his pass routes, extending his hands properly away from the framework. As a kickoff returner he is creative enough to vary his speed, set up the defender, execute a fake and then accelerate into the open.
Negatives: Despite ability to run away from defenders he does not have top end speed. Not a powerful runner, tending to go down after first contact. Has soft hands but needs to refine his route running.
(Break Away Burst, Stamina, Cutback, Finesse, Soft Hands, Return Specialist)
Wide Receivers
6’6 220
Yancy Peterson Memphis (Age 23)
Tall Possession Receiver
Positives: Excellent leaping ability and timing to high-point the ball. Has large, soft hands, plucking the ball out of the air with his long fingers properly extended. He has the ability to keep his feet inbounds working the sideline and the flexibility to catch the over-the-shoulder passes.
Negatives: He struggles vs. the more physical cornerbacks to get off the line due to marginal upper-body strength in attempts to get a push off the jam. Not a sharp route runner, as he does take some soft angle cuts. Best on controlled or intermediate routes, as he lacks the timed speed to gobble up the cushion and get behind the speedy cornerbacks on deep routes.
(Hops, Soft Hands, Acrobatic Catches, Tough in Middle, Magic Feet, Possession)
Tight Ends
6’3 252
Tyler Jacoby OU (Age 21)
Receiving TE
Analysis
Positives: Hard worker in practices and in the training room, displaying impressive strength (has good power, but needs to show more desire to use it in his blocking technique). Has very good athletic ability and shows good explosion in his initial step off the snap. Can separate and stretch the field down the middle and shows the vision to locate the void and settle underneath. Has the timed speed to quickly run the seam, showing good timing in avoiding second-level defenders. After the catch he has the ability to make the first guy miss and has decent run-after-the-catch acceleration. Shows awareness and instincts in the passing game, but is best served when he aligns at multiple spots.
Negatives: Has marginal size for the classic tight end position and is best used in a move-oriented (H-Back) formation to get the best out of his ability. Much better receiver then blocker, but does have concentration lapses catching the ball, as he gets off-kilter when he hears footsteps closing on the play.
(Soft Hands, Possession Receiver, Quick Feet, Break Away Burst, Strength, Stamina)
6’5 235
Steven Winston Purdue (Age 22)
Speedy Receiver
Analysis
Positives: Rare combination of size and overall athleticism. Good foot quickness and downfield speed for the position. Flashes explosiveness out of his breaks to generate separation from the defender. Soft hands for the reception.
Negatives: Not the blocker his size and athleticism would lead you to believe. Inconsistent effort, marginal explosion at the point of attack and too often doesn't sustain. Should be stronger for his size.
(Speed Burner, Quick Feet, Soft Hands, Cutback, Break Away Burst, Magic Feet)
Day 1 - Monday, October 13
TWO Ability Silvers
1. Philadelphia Eagles [3-13] (15+1) QB A.J. Goodwin Texas Tech (Age 23)
2. Kansas City Chiefs [5-11] (13+1) TE Steven Woodbury Purdue (Age 22)
3. San Francisco 49ers traded to San Diego [5-11] (10) 200-330 PM S Thomas Smith (21)
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ONE ability silvers
4. Pittsburgh Steelers traded to Oakland [6-10] (16) DE Marcus Simpson (Age 20)
5. Denver Broncos traded to San Diego [6-10] (15+1) LB Jake Mills (21)
6. Tampa Bay Bucs [6-10] (13+1) Carter Cunningham 6’4 227 UNLV (Age 22)
7. Chicago Bears [8-8] (16) DE Dan Jackson (Age 22)
BRONZE
8. Atlanta Falcons - kusonagi - DT Tony Harris (20)
9. New Orleans Saints - WILL I AM 504 - LB Teddy Ryan (20)
DAY 2 - Tuesday, October 14
10. Indianapolis Colts - xMaize n Blue 22- DT Leonard Allen (21)
11. Houston Texans - Valdarez - S Max Peterson (21)
12. Miami Dolphins [8-8] (15+1) RB Lenny Haynes Colorado (Age 22)
13. San Diego Chargers [9-7] (14+2) LB Nick Robinson (23)
14. Oakland Raiders [10-6] (16) WR Yancey Peterson (23)
15. Minnesota Vikings traded to Dallas [11-5] (14+1) TE Tyler Jacoby OU (Age 21)
16. Tennessee Titans [13-3] (13) QB Jackson Supernaw Miami (Ohio) Age 21
17. Dallas Cowboys [14-2] (10+3) CB Logan Parker (22)
18. New England Pats [15-1] (14+1) LB Jack Supernaw (21)
ROOKIE SCOUTING REPORTS
QBs
Carter Cunningham 6’4 227 UNLV (Age 22)
Athletic Scrambler
Positives: Prototype size for the position. Smooth footwork and set-up. Good short- and medium-range accuracy. Good overall athletic ability can buy time in the pocket and has the speed and elusiveness to gain yards as a scrambler.
Negatives: Lacks poise when facing a heavy rush. Stares down his primary target and trusts his own arm and the athleticism of his receivers too much, resulting in some terrible decisions. ... Not a natural leader. Adequate arm strength for the short- and medium-range, but lacks the arm strength to consistently place deep passes with accuracy. Lacks instincts on the move, but is an athletic runner.
(Speed Burner, Scrambler, Quick Feet, Laser Arm, Pass Threat)
6’6 238
A.J. Goodwin Texas Tech (Age 23)
Well Rounded QB
Positives: Exceptional size, and rare athleticism for the quarterback position. Good strength and surprising elusiveness for a player his size to buy time in the pocket or scramble, if needed. ... Great poise in the pocket does a good job keeping his eyes downfield. Makes his progressions and throws to the open receiver. Has the arm strength to make every NFLP throw. Was a four-year starter, and team captain.
Negatives: Raw talent struggles with consistency. Perfectly suited to the Techs offensive scheme due to his size, arm and athleticism and will need developmental time to acclimate to an NFLP offense. Forces throws into tight spots from time to time. A gunslinger mentality.
(Scrambler, Rocket Arm, Leadership, Strength, Pocket Presense)
5’10 212
Jackson Supernaw Miami (Ohio) Age 21
Classic Pocket Passer
Positives: Below average size for the position. Strong arm, he can easily make every NFLP throw. Has a quick set-up and even quicker delivery. Plays his best against toughest opponents, was 13-2 against top 25 during 3 years as a starter, including 3-0 in bowl games. Excels when running game is established.
Negatives: Inconsistent accuracy to all levels of the field, struggling with touch passes. ... Trusts his strong arm too much and will force passes into tight windows. Not very good when on the run.
(Clutch, Quick Release, Play Fake, Pocket Presense, Rocket Arm)
Halfbacks
6’ 200
Lenny Haynes Colorado (Age 22)
Shifty Homerun Hitter
Positives: Has excellent quickness and explosion coming out of his stance into the rush lanes. He has the sudden moves out of his stance to gain advantage and the quickness to avoid and accelerate past defenders. Hits the hole with no hesitation, showing the explosive leg drive to break arm tackles, has a low center of gravity, which allows him to keep his base moving through tight areas and does not need to gear down when cutting. When he keeps his pad level low going through the rush lane, he has the short-area explosion and juke moves to elude defenders turning the corner, as he excels at cutting sharply with good acceleration. One of his better assets is his ability to accelerate into the second level, redirect and break away for the long run. Adequate pass catcher who shows good concentration and flexibility in his pass routes, extending his hands properly away from the framework. As a kickoff returner he is creative enough to vary his speed, set up the defender, execute a fake and then accelerate into the open.
Negatives: Despite ability to run away from defenders he does not have top end speed. Not a powerful runner, tending to go down after first contact. Has soft hands but needs to refine his route running.
(Break Away Burst, Stamina, Cutback, Finesse, Soft Hands, Return Specialist)
Wide Receivers
6’6 220
Yancy Peterson Memphis (Age 23)
Tall Possession Receiver
Positives: Excellent leaping ability and timing to high-point the ball. Has large, soft hands, plucking the ball out of the air with his long fingers properly extended. He has the ability to keep his feet inbounds working the sideline and the flexibility to catch the over-the-shoulder passes.
Negatives: He struggles vs. the more physical cornerbacks to get off the line due to marginal upper-body strength in attempts to get a push off the jam. Not a sharp route runner, as he does take some soft angle cuts. Best on controlled or intermediate routes, as he lacks the timed speed to gobble up the cushion and get behind the speedy cornerbacks on deep routes.
(Hops, Soft Hands, Acrobatic Catches, Tough in Middle, Magic Feet, Possession)
Tight Ends
6’3 252
Tyler Jacoby OU (Age 21)
Receiving TE
Analysis
Positives: Hard worker in practices and in the training room, displaying impressive strength (has good power, but needs to show more desire to use it in his blocking technique). Has very good athletic ability and shows good explosion in his initial step off the snap. Can separate and stretch the field down the middle and shows the vision to locate the void and settle underneath. Has the timed speed to quickly run the seam, showing good timing in avoiding second-level defenders. After the catch he has the ability to make the first guy miss and has decent run-after-the-catch acceleration. Shows awareness and instincts in the passing game, but is best served when he aligns at multiple spots.
Negatives: Has marginal size for the classic tight end position and is best used in a move-oriented (H-Back) formation to get the best out of his ability. Much better receiver then blocker, but does have concentration lapses catching the ball, as he gets off-kilter when he hears footsteps closing on the play.
(Soft Hands, Possession Receiver, Quick Feet, Break Away Burst, Strength, Stamina)
6’5 235
Steven Winston Purdue (Age 22)
Speedy Receiver
Analysis
Positives: Rare combination of size and overall athleticism. Good foot quickness and downfield speed for the position. Flashes explosiveness out of his breaks to generate separation from the defender. Soft hands for the reception.
Negatives: Not the blocker his size and athleticism would lead you to believe. Inconsistent effort, marginal explosion at the point of attack and too often doesn't sustain. Should be stronger for his size.
(Speed Burner, Quick Feet, Soft Hands, Cutback, Break Away Burst, Magic Feet)