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NFL Draft '08 - First Round Mock Draft
First Round Mock Draft
October 26, 2007 * underclassmen
1 St. Louis - Glenn Dorsey - DT - LSU
2 Miami - Andre' Woodson - QB - Kentucky
3 Atlanta - Brian Brohm - QB - Louisville
4 NY Jets - * Darren McFadden - RB - Arkansas
5 Buffalo - Jake Long - OT - Michigan
6 Minnesota - Chris Long - DE - Virginia
NFL Rookie Players of the Week – Bills’ Marshawn Lynch & Skins’ LaRon Landry
NFL Rookie Players of the Week – Bills’ runner Marshawn Lynch & Redskins’ safety LaRon Landry
Lynch projected as Rookie Impact Performer in May ’07
Excerpt from Draft Insiders Review May ’07 – “The Bills selected twice in the top 34 picks and addressed their two most pressing needs at running back and linebacker. In the 1st round, they drafted runner Marshawn Lynch, a complete tailback with the talent to come in immediately and give this offense a versatile playmaker. He was a fine addition with impact ability this season.�
The NFL ’07 season enters the halfway point with an impressive performance by Bills running back Marshawn Lynch and Redskins safety LaRon Landry. Lynch has rushed for 457 yards and 4 TDs in just 6 games to date that project to over 1200 yards on the full season. He faced the tough Baltimore Raven defense last week and interesting he faced former Bills’ RB Willis McGahee who was traded last winter to Baltimore. His performance helped the struggling Bills to a much needed 16-9 upset win. Lynch ran for 84 yards on 27 carries including a 1 yard TD run late in the 3rd quarter. He also added another 14 yards on 3 receptions from rookie passer Trent Edwards who has started in recent weeks. Edwards completed only 11 of 21 passes for 153 yards with no TDs and 1 interception in a conservative game plan..
NFL Draft '08 - First Day Changes
NFL Draft '08 - First Day Changes
The NFL announced on Tuesday that the time that teams have to make their 1st and 2nd rounds picks at the '08 NFL Draft will be reduced. Teams have had 15 minutes to use to make their first round selection and ten minutes for their 2nd round picks. The NFL Draft '07 set a new record of over 6 hours for the first day - three rounds.
College Player of the Week – Tulane Running Back Matt Forte’
College Player of the Week – Tulane Running Back Matt Forte’
Oct. 24
Tulane's running back Matt Forte rushed the ball 38 times for 342 yards and 4 TDs helping the Green Wave to defeat SMU 41-34 in overtime. He broke his own school and Conference USA records that he set earlier this season on Sept. 22. The second record-setting performance of the 2007 season earned him College Player of the Year by Draft Insiders. Forté had two nine-yard touchdown runs - including the game-winner in overtime. He also added a five-yard TD and a career-long 77-yard TD in the first half. He broke his own school and league rushing marks with 303 yards vs Southeastern Louisiana on Sept. 22. In addition to setting the Tulane and C-USA rushing record this week, he also became only the third player in school history to eclipse the 1,000-yard rushing mark and now has 1,261 yards through seven games. He ranks first among NCAA Division I-Bowl Subdivision players in rushing yards and rushing yards per game. He moved into second place on the Tulane single-season rushing list and is on pace to shatter Mewelde Moore school record of 1,421 set in 2001.
Ohio St. Holds onto #1 Ranked Team - Kansas and Arizona St. join the Top Ten clubs
Top 16 Teams - Oct. 21
Ohio St. Holds to #1 Ranking
Arizona St. and Kansas move into the Top Ten
Team of the Week - Rutgers
The college football rankings especially the top ten turned upside down for the 4th week in a row with several big upsets that effected the top positions. A few top two ranked clubs, South Florida, South Carolina and Cal lost to conference rivals and fell out of the top positions as a result. Ohio St. continued to remain undefeated and holds the #1 spot. LSU won a thriller with SEC rival Auburn while Kentucky can up short vs Florida in a key matchup. The Big East saw #2 South Florida fall to a fired up Rutgers club that faces another key contest vs West Virginia next week. Rutgers won the Team of the Week award as a result. Cal lost for the second week in a row and fell out of the top 16 clubs. Virginia joined the top 16 off a last minute win over Maryland, their 7th victory in a row.
Mid Season 1st Team All-American Team
Mid Season 1st Team All-American Team
Offense
Pos Player Class School
QB Brian Brohm - Sr. - Louisville
RB Michael Hart - Sr. - Michigan
FB Jacob Hester - Sr. - LSU
WR Michael Crabtree - Fr. - Texas Tech
WR Harry Douglas - Sr. - Louisville
WR Malcolm Kelly - Jr. - Oklahoma
TE Travis Beckum - Jr. - Wisconsin
OL Jake Long - Sr. - Michigan
OL Ryan Clady - Jr. - Boise St.
OL Gosder Cherilus - Sr. - Boston College
OL Steve Justice - Sr. - Wake Forest
OL Jonathan Luigs - Jr. - Arkansas
Defense
NFL Rookie Players of the Week - Viking RB Adrian Peterson & Giants CB Aaron Ross
NFL Rookies of the Week - Vikings RB Adrian Peterson & Giants CB Aaron Ross
Peterson projected as Top Rookie Impact Performer in May ’07
Excerpt from Draft Insiders Review May ’07 – “The Vikings were surprised that RB Adrian Peterson was available in the first round and quickly selected him. He is a blue chip back with the power to run inside and the speed to hit the home run and was a great addition to this attack. His injured shoulder left some concerns, though he should compete and win the feature back role in camp. He has the makeup to be a major impact performer here if he proves durable over the demanding NFL schedule.�
Frank Coyle is a nationally known pro football scout who publishes Draft Insiders' Digest. In it's 20th season, DraftInsiders.com is a website and publication dedicated to the year round coverage of NFL and NCAA Football.
