Top Turnover Artists in the Draft
 

Here are the players who found the football a lot during their college days and soon could be part of your team. Take a look at the combined number of interceptions, forced fumbles and fumble recoveries these draft prospects produced in their college careers.

Name - INT-FF-FR total - Projected round
Eric Weddle 27 2nd
Michael Griffin 24 1st
Josh Gattis 23 4th
Sabby Piscitelli 19 3rd
Leon Hall 18 1st
John Wendling 16 4th
Daymeion Hughes 15 2nd
LaMarr Woodley 15 2nd
Dan Bazuin 15 4th
Aaron Ross 14 1st
Tony Taylor 13 5th
Anthony Spencer 13 1st
Rufus Alexander 13 3rd
Tim Crowder 12 3rd

http://nfl.com/draft/story/10124927

Hughes
 

Would be a great pickup in Rd 2 or 3

here hagan714. Good post.

Everyone you need to follow the link and read the article. Like the guy says " I say it's more important to get players with a proven track record of getting the ball back and stop hoping they have a knack for it." YEP!

Also check out their schools, cos some of them took their turnovers against very good opposition.

nice too see some read from the link.

Sabby Piscitelli 19 3rd
Tim Crowder 12 3rd
Josh Gattis 23 4th
Tony Taylor 13 5th

are the ones IMO we might end up with

He has really dropped, according to Kiper & the gang, but might be available in the 2nd. 3rd would be a reach

I'm a big Anthony Spencer fan and if he's there in the first, it would make my day if we select him. With Grant possibly being gone, Spencer would be his perfect replacement. In fact if we were to deal Grant, I think Spencer would be able to step in right away and we wouldn't miss a beat. Another guy worth looking at is Ray McDonald in the second, he's a good player and a good sleeper. He's a better version of Whitehead and has the ability to play inside and out.

I would be ecstatic if we could get Weddle in the 2nd. That dude would be a turnover terror, not to mention being an offensive coach's matchup nightmare. A corner/safety hybrid? Scary thought.