CBS Top 50 Prospects, (Updated 1-14-11) Peterson #1
 

Rank, Pos Rank, Name, School, Ht, Wt, Proj Round, 40 time (est)


1 1 Patrick Peterson CB LSU 6-1 222 1 4.42
2 1 Da'Quan Bowers DE Clemson 6-4 275 1 4.64
3 1 A.J. Green WR Georgia 6-4 212 1 4.49
4 1 Marcell Dareus DT Alabama 6-3 309 1 4.95
5 2 Robert Quinn DE North Carolina 6-5 268 1 4.64
6 2 Prince Amukamara CB Nebraska 6-0 205 1 4.49
7 1 Blaine Gabbert QB Missouri 6-5 235 1 4.72
8 1 Von Miller OLB Texas A&M 6-2 243 1 4.56
9 2 Julio Jones WR Alabama 6-4 220 1 4.49
10 2 Cam Newton QB Auburn 6-6 250 1 4.52
11 2 Aldon Smith OLB Missouri 6-4 258 1 4.69
12 3 Jake Locker QB Washington 6-3 230 1 4.53
13 1 Mark Ingram RB Alabama 5-10 215 1 4.48
14 3 Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa 6-3 286 1 4.79
15 1 Derek Sherrod OT Mississippi State 6-5 305 1 5.22
16 2 Mikel LeShoure RB Illinois 6-0 230 1-2 4.53
17 4 Ryan Kerrigan DE Purdue 6-4 263 1-2 4.82
18 4 Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas 6-6 238 1-2 5.12
19 5 Cameron Heyward DE Ohio State 6-5 288 1-2 4.92
20 2 Tyron Smith OT Southern California 6-5 285 1-2 5.08
21 6 J.J. Watt DE Wisconsin 6-6 292 1-2 4.87
22 3 Nate Solder OT Colorado 6-8 315 1-2 4.89
23 3 Akeem Ayers OLB UCLA 6-4 255 1-2 4.68
24 2 Stephen Paea DT Oregon State 6-1 312 1-2 4.98
25 4 Anthony Castonzo OT Boston College 6-7 308 1-2 5.06
26 3 Brandon Harris CB Miami (Fla.) 5-11 195 1-2 4.45
27 7 Cameron Jordan DE California 6-4 285 1-2 4.85
28 5 Gabe Carimi OT Wisconsin 6-7 327 1-2 5.12
29 1 Kyle Rudolph TE Notre Dame 6-6 265 1-2 4.64
30 3 Corey Liuget DT Illinois 6-3 300 1-2 5.12
31 3 Torrey Smith WR Maryland 6-1 205 1-2 4.37
32 4 Aaron Williams CB Texas 6-1 195 1-2 4.49
33 5 Jimmy Smith CB Colorado 6-2 205 1-2 4.49
34 1 Martez Wilson ILB Illinois 6-4 250 1-2 4.59
35 1 Rodney Hudson OG Florida State 6-2 284 1-2 5.26
36 4 Jon Baldwin WR Pittsburgh 6-5 230 1-2 4.48
37 4 Drake Nevis DT LSU 6-1 285 2 5.04
38 8 Jabaal Sheard DE Pittsburgh 6-3 260 2 4.76
39 5 Phil Taylor DT Baylor 6-4 340 2 5.26
40 2 D.J. Williams TE Arkansas 6-2 251 2 4.59
41 3 Ryan Williams RB Virginia Tech 5-10 205 2 4.46
42 1 Quinton Carter FS Oklahoma 6-1 200 2 4.57
43 6 Jurrell Casey DT Southern California 6-1 305 2 5.08
44 6 DeMarcus Love OT Arkansas 6-5 315 2 5.18
45 1 Stefen Wisniewski C Penn State 6-3 306 2 5.16
46 4 Jordan Todman RB Connecticut 5-09 195 2 4.43
47 2 Mike Pouncey OG Florida 6-4 310 2 5.29
48 4 Jeremy Beal OLB Oklahoma 6-3 267 2 4.79
49 5 Jerrel Jernigan WR Troy 5-09 190 2 4.34
50 5 Mark Herzlich OLB Boston College 6-4 245 2 4.75

NFL Draft - 2011 Draft Prospects - CBSSports.com - NFLDraftScout.com Ratings

Going stictly by their rankings, if we can land Ayers or Paea at the tail end of the first round, I'll be very happy.

[quote=strato;280241]I want us to get both those guys, i have no idea how we would get them both. But Leshoure would be a good RB for us aswell.

We all know how this is going to play out BPA.

Cameron Heyward that guy is a beast I don't know why he is not rank in the top ten.

Cameron Heyward had one good game and suddenly he's a beast? He's an underachiever who just happen to have the best game of his career in his last collegiate game televised on national TV.

This list either was made before Fairley declared, or the people that comprised the list are on crack, because he's nowhere to be found. He would probably be first on the list. If not, definitely top 3.

I'm sure its just an oversight, he's their #1 rated DT in 2012.

How about Stephen Paea; DT is a need...

But would you take a shot on him.

Fairley had an amazing game I'll give him that much. I could see him though struggling to pick up an NFL system. It took him a while at Auburn from what the coaches said. His body type also reeks of having a weight issue. He's real chubby in the face right now at the top of his game. If an NFL coach is happy with his weight when he shows up I'd be surprised.

Besides one game in his career, being that we need to upgrade our pass rush, nothing in his 4 year career suggest he's that guy for us. He's played in the Big 10 for 4 full seasons and it's not like he's been playing against the creme a la creme of football teams. He should have absolutely dominated that conference and the other teams he played against... yet he didn't. Now could he be one of those guys that are better in the pros than in college... sure. But to put him up there amongst the top players in the draft because he had one great game would be foolish in my opinion.

I've read numerous times that guys who aren't consistently good in college are usually NFL busts.

Mario Williams is an exception, so it does happen.

I really like the kid, but its 100% because he's Craig's son. I'd be hesitant unless there were circumstances we don't know about.

But also at pick 24, he's probably no more questionable than anyone else is.

Yeah Paea is a need but Sean never drafts need, I hadn't realized how deep on D this draft is this year, last year too hope they take advantage of it this time around

Have you guys ever watched Von Miller play? He's a one-dimensional linebacker... he excels rushing the edge, but really doesn't have the other skills needed to be a top 15 pick. Seems like he'd be more of a specialty 3-4 kind of player.

I'd say pass on him, and focus on a more complete player. I would love to get Ayers, that guy is always around the football.