Defensive Top 5 Players per position for 2013 NFL Draft

DE
1. Brandon Jenkins, Florida State
2. Devin Taylor, South Carolina
3. Alex Okafor, Texas
4. Dion Jordan, Oregon
5. Travis Long, Washington State


DT
1. Kawann Short, Purdue
2. Star Lotulelei, Utah
3. Jordan Hill, Penn State
4. Johnathan Jenkins, Georgia
5. Sylvester Williams, North Carolina


OLB
1. Sean Porter, Texas A&M
2. Chase Thomas , Stanford
3. Nico Johnson, Alabama
4. Zaviar Gooden, Missouri
5. Gerald Hodges, Penn State


ILB
1.Manti Te'o, Notre Dame
2. Shayne Skov, Stanford
3. Kevin Reddick, North Carolina
4. Arthur Brown, Kansas State
5. Patrick Larimore, UCLA


CB
1.Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State
2. Micah Hyde, Iowa
3. Desmond Trufant, Washington
4. Jordan Poyer, Oregon State
5. Johnny Adams, Michigan State


S
1. Ray Ray Armstrong, Miami Fl
2. Robert Lester, Alabama
3. Bacarri Rambo, Georgia
4. T.J. McDonald, USC
5. Prentiss Waggner, Tennessee

Offensive Top 5 Seniors per position for 2013 NFL Draft

Offensive Top 5 Seniors per position for 2013 NFL Draft


QB
1. Matt Barkley, USC
2. Tyler Wilson, Arkansas
3. Landry Jones, Oklahoma
4. E.J. Manuel, Florida State
5. Mike Glennon, N.C. State


RB
1. Knile Davis, Arkansas
2. Montee Ball, Wisconsin
3. Andre Ellington, Clemson
4. Kenjon Barner, Oregon
5. Stepfan Taylor, Stanford


WR
1. Cobi Hamilton, Arkansas
2. Terrance Williams, Baylor
3. Tavarres King, Georgia
4. Russell Shepard, LSU
5. Emory Blake, Auburn


TE
1. Jake Stoneburner, Ohio State
2. Joseph Fauria, UCLA
3. Chris Gragg, Arkansas
4. Ryan Griffin, Connecticut
5. D.C. Jefferson, Rutgers


OT
1. Ricky Wagner, Wisconsin
2. Alex Hurst, LSU
3. Dallas Thomas, Tennessee
4. Xavier Nixon, Florida
5. Oday Aboushi, Virginia


OG
1. Larry Warford, Kentucky
2. Barrett Jones, Alabama
3. Chance Warmack, Alabama
4. Travis Bond, North Carolina
5. Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina


C
1.Khaled Holmes, USC
2. Mario Benavides, Louisville
3. Braxston Cave, Notre Dame
4. Matt Stankiewitch, Penn State
5. P.J. Lonergan, LSU

VanFulpen's Final NFL Mock Draft

1. Indianapolis Colts - Andrew Luck QB, Stanford
2. Washington Redskins - Robert Griffin III QB, Baylor
3. Minnesota Vikings - Matt Kalil OT, USC
4. Cleveland Browns - Trent Richardson RB, Alabama
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Morris Claiborne CB, LSU
6. St. Louis Rams - Justin Blackmon WR, Oklahoma State
7. Jacksonville Jaguars – Melvin Ingram DE, South Carolina
8. Miami Dolphins - Ryan Tannehill QB, Texas A&M
9. Carolina Panthers - Fletcher Cox DT, Mississippi State
10. Buffalo Bills – Riley Reiff OT, Iowa
11. Kansas City Chiefs - Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College
12. Seattle Seahawks - Chandler Jones DE, Syracuse
13. Arizona Cardinals - Michael Floyd WR, Notre Dame
14. Dallas Cowboys - Mark Barron SS, Alabama
15. Philadelphia Eagles - Michael Brockers DT, LSU 
16. New York Jets - Dontari Poe DT, Memphis
17. Cincinnati Bengals - Quinton Couples DE, North Carolina
18. San Diego Chargers – Whitney Mercilus DE/OLB, Illinois
19. Chicago Bears - Jerel Worthy DT, Michigan State
20. Tennessee Titans - Stephon Gilmore CB, South Carolina
21. Cincinnati Bengals – Doug Martin RB, Boise State
22. Cleveland Browns - Stephen Hill WR Georgia Tech
23. Detroit Lions - Dre Kirkpatrick CB, Alabama
24. Pittsburgh Steelers - David DeCastro OG, Stanford
25. Denver Broncos - Devon Still DT, Penn State
26. Houston Texans - Rueben Randle WR, LSU
27. New England Patriots - Shea McClellin OLB, Boise State
28. Green Bay Packers - Courtney Upshaw OLB/DE, Alabama
29. Baltimore Ravens - Dont'a Hightower LB, Alabama
30. San Francisco 49ers - Kevin Zeitler G, Wisconsin
31. New England Patriots – Harrison Smith S, Notre Dame
32. New York Giants - Jonathan Martin OT, Stanford

VanFulpen's Mock Draft 3.0

1. Indianapolis Colts - Andrew Luck QB, Stanford

2. Washington Redskins - Robert Griffin III QB, Baylor

3. Minnesota Vikings - Matt Kalil OT, USC

4. Cleveland Browns - Trent Richardson RB, Alabama

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Morris Claiborne CB, LSU

6. St. Louis Rams - Justin Blackmon WR, Oklahoma State

7. Jacksonville Jaguars – Melvin Ingram DE, South Carolina

8. Miami Dolphins - Ryan Tannehill QB, Texas A&M

9. Carolina Panthers - Fletcher Cox DT, Mississippi State

10. Buffalo Bills – Riley Reiff OT, Iowa

11. Kansas City Chiefs - Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College

12. Seattle Seahawks - Quinton Couples DE, North Carolina

13. Arizona Cardinals - Michael Floyd WR, Notre Dame

14. Dallas Cowboys - Mark Barron SS, Alabama

15. Philadelphia Eagles - Michael Brockers DT, LSU 

16. New York Jets - Dontari Poe DT, Memphis

17. Cincinnati Bengals - Nick Perry DE, USC

18. San Diego Chargers – Whitney Mercilus DE/OLB, Illinois

19. Chicago Bears - Jerel Worthy DT, Michigan State

20. Tennessee Titans - Stephon Gilmore CB, South Carolina

21. Cincinnati Bengals – David Wilson RB, Virginia Tech

22. Cleveland Browns - Stephen Hill WR Georgia Tech

23. Detroit Lions - Dre Kirkpatrick CB, Alabama

24. Pittsburgh Steelers - David DeCastro OG, Stanford

25. Denver Broncos - Devon Still DT, Penn State

26. Houston Texans - Rueben Randle WR, LSU

27. New England Patriots - Shea McClellin OLB, Boise State

28. Green Bay Packers - Courtney Upshaw OLB/DE, Alabama

29. Baltimore Ravens - Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin

30. San Francisco 49ers - Chandler Jones DE, Syracuse

31. New England Patriots – Harrison Smith S, Notre Dame

32. New York Giants - Jonathan Martin OT, Stanford

VanFulpen's Top 100 for 2012 NFL Draft

1. QB Andrew Luck-Stanford

2. QB Robert Griffin III-Baylor

3. RB Trent Richardson-Alabama

4. CB Morris Claiborne-LSU

5. WR Justin Blackmon-Oklahoma State

6. OT Matt Kalil-USC

7. DT Fletcher Cox-Mississippi State

8. DE Quinton Coples-UNC

9. DT Michael Brockers-LSU

10. WR Michael Floyd-Notre Dame

11. ILB Luke Kuechly-Boston College

12. DT Dontari Poe-Memphis

13. DE/OLB Melvin Ingram-South Carolina

14. S Mark Barron-Alabama

15. OT Riley Reiff-Iowa

16. OG David DeCastro-Stanford

17. QB Ryan Tannehill-Texas A&M

18. CB Stephon Gilmore-South Carolina

19. CB Dre Kirkpatrick-Alabama

20. DE Whitney Mercilus-Illinois

21. DT Jerel Worthy-Michigan State

22. DE/OLB Courtney Upshaw-Alabama

23. CB Janoris Jenkins-North Alabama

24. DE Nick Perry-USC

25. OG Cordy Glenn-UGA

26. ILB Dont’a Hightower-Alabama

27. OT Jonathan Martin-Stanford

28. OLB Zach Brown-UNC

29. DE Chandler Jones-Syracuse

30. DE Shea McClellin-Boise State

31. RB Doug Martin-Boise State

32. RB David Wilson-Virginia Tech

33. WR Kendall Wright-Baylor

34. OC Peter Konz-Wisconsin

35. DE Andre Branch-Clemson

36. OT Bobby Massie-Ole Miss

37. DT Devon Still-Penn State

38. TE Coby Fleener-Stanford

39. WR Stephen Hill-Georgia Tech

40. RB Lamar Miller-Miami

41. DT Kendall Reyes - Connecticut

42. TE Dwayne Allen-Clemson

43. DE Vinny Curry-Marshall

44. S Harrison Smith - Notre Dame

45. OT Mike Adams-Ohio State

46. CB Josh Robinson-UCF

47. CB Jayron Housley-Virginia Tech

48. OG Amini Silatolu-Midwestern State

49. WR Alshon Jeffrey-South Carolina

50. OG Kevin Zeitler-Wisconsin

51. DT Brandon Thompson-Clemson

52.  CB Brandon Boykin – Georgia

53. WR Reuben Randle-LSU

54. TE Orson Charles-Georgia

55. RB LaMichael James – Oregon

56. QB Brandon Weeden-Oklahoma State

57.  RB Chris Polk-Washington

58. CB Casey Hayward-Vanderbilt

59. CB Leonard Johnson-Iowa State

60. WR Mohammed Sanu-Rutgers

61. S George Iloka-Boise State

62. ILB Mychal Kendricks – California

63. DT Alameda Ta’amu-Washington

64. OLB Bruce Irvin-West Virginia

65. CB Trumaine Johnson-Montana

66. OLB Bobby Wagner-Utah State

67. QB Kirk Cousins-Michigan State

68. CB Jamell Fleming-Oklahoma

69. LB Lavonte David - Nebraska

70. DE Ronnell Lewis-Oklahoma

71. DT Billy Winn-Boise State

72. CB Alfonzo Dennard-Nebraska

73. OG Brandon Brooks-Miami (OH)

74. OT Jeff Allen-Illinois

75. DT Mike Martin-Michigan

76. ILB James-Micheal Johnson-Nevada

78. OLB Sean Spence-Miami

79. WR Brian Quick-Appalachian State

80. OT Matt McCants-UAB

81. DE Cam Johnson-UVA

82. RB Isaiah Pead-Cincinnati

83. RB Bernard Pierce-Temple

84. CB Chase Minnifield-UVA

85. OT Zebrie Sanders - Florida State

86. WR A.J. Jenkins – Illinois

87. OLB Nigel Bradham - Florida State

88. OT James Brown-Troy

89. DE Tyrone Crawford - Boise State

90. WR Joe Adams-Arkansas

91. S Trenton Robinson - Michigan State

92. QB Brock Osweiler-Arizona State

93. OT Kelechi Osemele-Iowa State

94.  S Brandon Taylor – LSU

95. OLB Keenan Robinson-Texas

96. TE Ladarius Green-UL-Lafayette

97. WR Dwight Jones-UNC

98. DT Jared Crick-Nebraska

99. OT Donald Stephenson-Oklahoma

100. WR Chris Givens-Wake Forest

VanFulpen's Mock Draft 2.0

1. Indianapolis Colts - Andrew Luck QB, Stanford
2. Washington Redskins - Robert Griffin III QB, Baylor 
3. Minnesota Vikings - Matt Kalil OT, USC
4. Cleveland Browns - Ryan Tannehill QB, Texas A&M
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Trent Richardson RB, Alabama
6. St. Louis Rams - Justin Blackmon WR, Oklahoma State
7. Jacksonville Jaguars - Quinton Couples DE, North Carolina
8. Miami Dolphins - Riley Reiff OT, Iowa
9. Carolina Panthers - Dontari Poe DT, Memphis 
10. Buffalo Bills - Morris Claiborne CB, LSU
11. Kansas City Chiefs - Melvin Ingram DE, South Carolina
12. Seattle Seahawks - Whitney Mercilus DE/OLB, Illinois
13. Arizona Cardinals - Jonathan Martin OT, Stanford
14. Dallas Cowboys - David DeCastro OG, Stanford
15. Philadelphia Eagles - Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College
16. New York Jets - Courtney Upshaw OLB/DE, Alabama
17. Cincinnati Bengals - Dre Kirkpatrick CB, Alabama
18. San Diego Chargers - Andre Branch, OLB/DE Clemson
19. Chicago Bears - Fletcher Cox DE/DT, Mississippi State
20. Tennessee Titans - Nick Perry OLB/DE, USC 
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Lamar Miller RB, Miami (Fla.)
22. Cleveland Browns - Michael Floyd WR, Notre Dame 
23. Detroit Lions - Stephon Gilmore CB, South Carolina
24. Pittsburgh Steelers - Cordy Glenn OG, Georgia
25. Denver Broncos - Michael Brockers DT, LSU  
26. Houston Texans - Stephen Hill WR Georgia Tech 
27. New England Patriots - Jerel Worthy DT, Michigan State 
28. Green Bay Packers - Devon Still DT, Penn State
29. Baltimore Ravens - Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin
30. San Francisco 49ers -  Janoris Jenkins CB, North Alabama
31. New England Patriots - Mark Barron SS, Alabama
32. New York Giants - Zach Brown OLB, North Carolina

VanFulpen's Top 10 S's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Mark Barron, Alabama
2. Harrison Smith, Notre Dame
3. George Iloka, Boise State
4. Antonio Allen, South Carolina
5. Markelle Martin, Oklahoma State
6. Aaron Henry, Wisconsin
7. Janzen Jackson, McNeese State
8. Trenton Robinson, Michigan State
9. Christian Thompson, South Carolina State
10. Kelcie McCray, Arkansas State

VanFulpen's Top 10 CB's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Morris Claiborne, LSU
2. Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama
3. Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina
4. Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama
5. Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech
6. Brandon Boykin, Georgia
7. Trumaine Johnson, Montana
8. Josh Robinson, UCF
9. Alfonzo Dennard, Nebraska
10. Dwight Bentley, UL-Lafayette

VanFulpen's Top 10 ILB's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Luke Kuechly, Boston College
2. Dont'a Hightower, Alabama
3. Mychal Kendricks, Cal
4. James-Michael Johnson, Nevada
5. Audie Cole, North Carolina State
6. Chris Galippo, USC
7. Najee Good, West Virgnia
8. Vontaze Burfict, Arizona State
9. Jerry Franklin, Arkansas
10. Max Gruder, Pittsburgh

VanFulpen's Top 10 OLB's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Courtney Upshaw, Alabama 
2. Zach Brown, North Carolina 
3. Ronnell Lewis, Oklahoma 
4. Lavonte David, Nebraska 
5. Shea McClellin, Boise State
6. Bobby Wagner, Utah State 
7. Sean Spence, Miami (FL)
8. Nigel Bradham, Florida State 
9. Travis Lewis, Oklahoma 
10. Jonathan Massaquoi, Troy

VanFulpen's Top 10 DT's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State
2. Dontari Poe, Memphis 
3. Michael Brockers, LSU
4. Jerel Worthy, Michigan State 
5. Devon Still, Penn State 
6. Alameda Ta'amu, Washington
7. Brandon Thompson, Clemson  
8. Kendall Reyes, UConn
9. Jared Crick, Nebraska
10. Mike Martin, Michigan 

VanFulpen's Top 10 DE's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Quinton Coples, North Carolina 
2. Melvin Ingram, South Carolina
3. Whitney Mercilus, Illinois 
4. Andre Branch, Clemson
5. Nick Perry, USC 
6. Vinny Curry, Marshall 
7. Chandler Jones, Syracuse
8. Billy Winn, Boise State 
9. Cam Johnson, Virginia 
10. Tyrone Crawford, Boise State 

VanFulpen's Top 10 C's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Peter Konz, Wisconsin 
2. Ben Jones, Georgia 
3. Michael Brewster, Ohio State 
4. David Molk, Michigan 
5. Philip Blake, Baylor 
6. Quentin Saulsberry, Mississippi State
7. Grant Garner, Oklahoma State 
8. Mason Cloy, Clemson 
9. William Vlachos, Alabama
10. Garth Gerhart, Arizona State 

VanFulpen's Top 10 OG's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. David DeCastro, Stanford 
2. Cordy Glenn, Georgia 
3. Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin 
4. Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State 
5. Brandon Brooks, Miami (Ohio)
6. Brandon Washington, Miami (FL)
7. Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State 
8. Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh 
9. Senio Kelemete, Washington 
10. Desmond Wynn, Rutgers

VanFulpen's Top 10 OT's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Matt Kalil, USC 
2. Riley Reiff, Iowa 
3. Jonathan Martin, Stanford 
4. Bobby Massie, Mississippi
5. Mike Adams, Ohio State 
6. Matt McCants, UAB 
7. Zebrie Sanders, Florida State 
8. Mitchell Schwartz, California
9. Tony Bergstrom, Utah 
10. James Brown, Troy 

VanFulpen's Top 10 TE's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Coby Fleener, Stanford
2. Dwayne Allen, Clemson 
3. Orson Charles, Georgia 
4. Michael Egnew, Missouri 
5. Brian Linthicum, Michigan State 
6. Ladarius Green, La-Lafayette 
7. Deangelo Peterson, LSU 
8. James Hanna, Oklahoma
9. Kevin Koger, Michigan
10. Evan Rodriguez, Temple 

VanFulpen's Top 10 WR's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State 
2. Michael Floyd, Notre Dame 
3. Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech 
4. Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina 
5. Kendall Wright, Baylor 
6. Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers 
7. Rueben Randle, LSU 
8. Nick Toon, Wisconsin 
9. Joe Adams, Arkansas
10. Marvin Jones, California

VanFulpen's Top 10 RB's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Trent Richardson, Alabama
2. Lamar Miller, Miami(FL)
3. David Wilson, Virginia Tech 
4. Doug Martin, Boise State 
5. LaMichael James, Oregon 
6. Bernard Pierce, Temple 
7. Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M 
8. Chris Polk, Washington 
9. Isaiah Pead, Cincinati
10. Brandon Bolden, Mississippi 

VanFulpen's Top 10 QB's for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Andrew Luck, Stanford
2. Robert Griffin III, Baylor
3. Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M 
4. Kirk Cousins, Michigan State
5. Brock Osweiler, Arizona State 
6. Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
7. Nick Foles, Arizona 
8. Ryan Lindley, San Diego State
9. B.J. Coleman, Chattanooga
10. Chandler Harnish, Northern Illinois

5 Quarterback’s that can help themselves at the NFL Combine

QB Brock Osweiler, Arizona State – Some people didn’t expect Osweiler to come out early and some question if being over 6-7 will effect his mobility. One thing we know is that he has a strong arm and can make all the throws, but, he needs to show touch on the ball at the combine in order to move up team's draft boards.


QB Darron Thomas, Oregon – It was a shock to many when Thomas decided to come out early for the NFL Draft. These people think he is too raw of a passer and that he needs his senior year to develop before taking his skills to the NFL.  His athleticism should rank him high among the "Athletes", but his real test will come in the throwing drills to see if he can make all of the NFL throws and that his success wasn’t a product of Oregon's system.


QB BJ Coleman, Tennessee - Chattanooga- Coleman was one of the higher rated senior quarterbacks in the spring but ended up hurting his shoulder and missed a good amount of time this past season.  He showed well at the East-West Shrine game and the medical part of the NFL combine will be just as important as what he does on the field.


QB Aaron Corp, Richmond – Corp transferred from USC to Richmond and had some success there but not as much as you would expect from a blue chip high school recruit who was a starter at USC.  At the Players All-Star Classic he showed why NFL teams are interested in him as he can make all the throws and showed good athletic ability. With a solid showing at the NFL combine he could move his stock up.


QB Jordan Jefferson, LSU – Jefferson had some well documented off the field issues and the biggest part of the NFL Combine for him will be the interview process. We all know that Jordan has the physical tools. At the Players All-Star Classic he showed his off his arm and legs in the practices and in the game. Fortunately, he was a  late add to the NFL Combine and with a good showing in the interview rooms his stock could be on the rise. 

VanFulpen's 2012 NFL Mock Draft

1. Indianapolis Colts - Andrew Luck QB, Stanford
2. St. Louis Rams - Justin Blackmon WR, Oklahoma State
3. Minnesota Vikings - Matt Kalil OT, USC
4. Cleveland Browns - Robert Griffin III QB, Baylor
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Trent Richardson RB, Alabama
6. Washington Redskins - Morris Claiborne CB, LSU
7. Jacksonville Jaguars - Quinton Couples DE, North Carolina
8. Miami Dolphins - Riley Reiff OT, Iowa
9. Carolina Panthers - Michael Brockers DT, LSU
10. Buffalo Bills - Whitney Mercilus DE/OLB, Illinois
11. Kansas City Chiefs - Jonathan Martin OT, Stanford
12. Seattle Seahawks - Melvin Ingram DE, South Carolina
13. Arizona Cardinals - David DeCastro OG, Stanford
14. Dallas Cowboys - Dre Kirkpatrick CB, Alabama
15. Philadelphia Eagles - Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College
16. New York Jets - Courtney Upshaw OLB/DE, Alabama
17. Cincinnati Bengals - Lamar Miller RB, Miami (Fla.)
18. San Diego Chargers - Janoris Jenkins CB, North Alabama
19. Chicago Bears - Michael Floyd WR, Notre Dame
20. Tennessee Titans - Nick Perry OLB/DE, USC
21. Cincinnati Bengals - Mark Barron SS, Alabama
22. Cleveland Browns - Zach Brown OLB, North Carolina
23. Detroit Lions - Alfonzo Dennard CB, Nebraska
24. Pittsburgh Steelers - Cordy Glenn OG, Georgia
25. Denver Broncos - Devon Still DT, Penn State
26. Houston Texans - Alshon Jeffery WR, South Carolina
27. New England Patriots - Fletcher Cox DE/DT, Mississippi State
28. Green Bay Packers - Billy Winn DE, Boise State
29. Baltimore Ravens - Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin
30. San Francisco 49ers - Rueben Randle, WR LSU 
31. New England Patriots - Kendall Wright, WR, Baylor
32. New York Giants - Dwayne Allen, TE, Clemson

VanFulpen's Top 10 S for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Mark Barron, Alabama
2. Harrison Smith, Notre Dame
3. George Iloka, Boise State
4. Antonio Allen, South Carolina
5. Markelle Martin, Oklahoma State
6. Aaron Henry, Wisconsin
7. Matt Daniels, Duke
8. Janzen Jackson, McNeese State
9. Kelcie McCray, Arkansas State
10. Tramain Thomas, Arkansas

VanFulpen's Top 10 CB for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Morris Claiborne, LSU
2. Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama
3. Alfonzo Dennard, Nebraska
4. Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama
5. Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina
6. Brandon Boykin, Georgia
7. Chase Minnifield, Virginia
8. Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech
9. Leonard Johnson, Iowa State
10. Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma

VanFulpen's Top 10 ILB for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Luke Kuechly, Boston College
2. Dont'a Hightower, Alabama
3. Vontaze Burfict, Arizona State
4. James-Michael Johnson, Nevada
5. Audie Cole, North Carolina State
6. Jerry Franklin, Arkansas
7. Mychal Kendricks, Cal
8. Chris Galippo, USC
9. Najee Good, West Virgnia 
10. Shawn Loiseau, Merrimack

VanFulpen's Top 10 OLB for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Courtney Upshaw, Alabama 
2. Zach Brown, North Carolina 
3. Bobby Wagner, Utah State 
4. Lavonte David, Nebraska 
5. Sean Spence, Miami (FL)
6. Ronnell Lewis, Oklahoma 
7. Travis Lewis, Oklahoma 
8. Jonathan Massaquoi, Troy
9. Shea McClellin, Boise State 
10. Nigel Bradham, Florida State 

VanFulpen's Top 10 DT for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Devon Still, Penn State 
2. Michael Brockers, LSU 
3. Jerel Worthy, Michigan State 
4. Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State 
5. Dontari Poe, Memphis 
6. Jared Crick, Nebraska
7. Brandon Thompson, Clemson 
8. Mike Martin, Michigan 
9. Marcus Forston, Miami (FL)
10. Kendall Reyes, UConn

VanFulpen's Top 10 DE for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Quinton Coples, North Carolina 
2. Melvin Ingram, South Carolina
3. Whitney Mercilus, Illinois 
4. Nick Perry, USC 
5. Vinny Curry, Marshall 
6. Chandler Jones, Syracuse
7. Andre Branch, Clemson
8. Billy Winn, Boise State 
9. Cam Johnson, Virginia 
10. Tyrone Crawford, Boise State 

VanFulpen's Top 10 C for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Peter Konz, Wisconsin 
2. Ben Jones, Georgia 
3. Michael Brewster, Ohio State 
4. David Molk, Michigan 
5. Philip Blake, Baylor 
6. Mason Cloy, Clemson 
7. William Vlachos, Alabama
8. Quentin Saulsberry, Mississippi State 
9. Garth Gerhart, Arizona State 
10. Grant Garner, Oklahoma State 

VanFulpen's Top 10 OG for 2012 NFL Draft

1. David DeCastro, Stanford 
2. Cordy Glenn, Georgia 
3. Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State 
4. Brandon Brooks, Miami (Ohio)
5. Brandon Washington, Miami (FL)
6. Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin 
7. Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State 
8. Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh 
9. Senio Kelemete, Washington 
10. Desmond Wynn, Rutgers

VanFulpen's Top 10 OT for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Matt Kalil, USC 
2. Jonathan Martin, Stanford 
3. Riley Reiff, Iowa 
4. Zebrie Sanders, Florida State 
5. Mike Adams, Ohio State 
6. Matt McCants, UAB 
7. Bobby Massie, Mississippi
8. Tony Bergstrom, Utah 
9. James Brown, Troy 
10. Michell Schwartz, Cal

VanFulpen's Top 10 TE for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Dwayne Allen, Clemson 
2. Orson Charles, Georgia 
3. Coby Fleener, Stanford 
4. Michael Egnew, Missouri 
5. Brian Linthicum, Michigan State 
6. Ladarius Green, La-Lafayette 
7. Deangelo Peterson, LSU 
8. Kevin Koger, Michigan 
9. Rhett Ellison, USC 
10. Nick Provo, Syracuse 

VanFulpen's Top 10 WR for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State 
2. Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina 
3. Michael Floyd, Notre Dame 
4. Rueben Randle, LSU 
5. Kendall Wright, Baylor 
6. Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers 
7. Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech 
8. Nick Toon, Wisconsin 
9. Dwight Jones, North Carolina 
10. Joe Adams, Arkansas 

VanFulpen's Top 10 RB for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Trent Richardson, Alabama
2. Lamar Miller, Miami(FL)
3. David Wilson, Virginia Tech 
4. Chris Polk, Washington 
5. Doug Martin, Boise State 
6. Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M 
7. Isaiah Pead, Cincinati 
8. Bernard Pierce, Temple 
9. LaMichael James, Oregon 
10. Brandon Bolden, Mississippi 

VanFulpen's Top 10 QB for 2012 NFL Draft

1. Andrew Luck, Stanford
2. Robert Griffin III, Baylor
3. Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M
4. Brock Osweiler,  Arizona State
5. Nick Foles, Arizona
6. Kirk Cousins, Michigan State
7. Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
8. Ryan Lindley, San Diego State
9. B.J. Coleman, Chattanooga
10. Chandler Harnish, Northern Illinois

2012 NFL Draft Underclassmen Watch

Guys that reportly will delcare: 
QB Andrew Luck, Stanford 
QB Robert Griffin III, Baylor 
RB Robert Turbin, Utah State
RB Lamar Miller, Miami (Fla.)
RB Chris Polk, Washington
RB LaMichael James, Oregon
RB Ronnie Hillman, San Diego State 
WR Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State
WR Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina
WR Tommy Streeter, Miami (Fla.)
WR Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers
WR Chris Givens, Wake Forest
OT Jonathan Martin, Stanford
OT Matt Kalil, Southern California
OT Riley Reiff, Iowa
OG David DeCastro, Stanford
OG Brandon Washington, Miami (Fla.)
DE Nick Perry, Southern California
DE Whitney Mercilus, Illinois
DE Donte Paige-Moss, North Carolina
DE Olivier Vernon, Miami (FL)
DE Chandler Jones, Syracuse
DT Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State
DT Jerel Worthy, Michigan State
DT Dontari Poe, Memphis
DT Marcus Forston, Miami (FL)
OLB Brandon Jenkins, Florida State
OLB Terrell Manning, North Carolina State
OLB Ronnell Lewis, Oklahoma
ILB Vontaze Burfict, Arizona State
CB Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech


Still possible of entering the 2012 NFL Draft: 
RB David Wilson, Virginia Tech
RB Montee Ball, Wisconsin
RB Bernard Pierce, Temple
WR Rueben Randle, LSU
TE Dwayne Allen, Clemson
TE Orson Charles, Georgia
DE Sam Montgomery, LSU
DT Kawann Short, Purdue
CB Morris Claiborne, LSU 
CB Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama
CB Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina 
CB Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State 
CB Cliff Harris, Oregon 
S Robert Lester, Alabama

New College Football All-Star Game comes to Little Rock

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October 21, 2011

New College Football All-Star Game comes to Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas - The Players All-Star Classic (TM) a new college football all-star game will be played at War Memorial Stadium at 3pm EST on February 4th, 2012.  The roster will spilt in a North-South format and be made up of a collection of talented players from all levels of college football who are rated as prospects for the 2012 NFL Draft.  Prospects from the roster of a similar game played last year currently boasts over 60 NFL players; the game has agreed to a multi-year deal with War Memorial Stadium.  

Players All-Star Classic (TM) has already agreed to a television deal which will be announced next week.  The game has also partnered with 103.7 The Buzz, the Sports radio leader in Little Rock.  The Hilton Little Rock will be the official hotel partner for players, coaches, staff, NFL scouts and agents.  This just won't be about the game as during the week there will be multiple events going on around Little Rock in conjunction with the All-Star game.  More details about those events will be made available soon. 

The games organizers included Walter O’Neal, a local Little Rock business man, John Murphy, Calgary Stampeders of the CFL assistant GM who over the years has worked on over 20 different All-Star games, Justin VanFulpen, who has worked on All-Star games, Super Bowl events, and other sports marketing events, Spencer Conley, who played professional football and last season coached at Texas College and Garrick Jones, who is from Little Rock and played college football at Arkansas State and then went on to play in both the NFL and CFL.    

Players will be coming to "Battle for the Rock" (TM) in their final college football game will you be there?  For more information, please visit our web site at www.playersallstarclassic.com, powered by Athletes United (www.athuni.com).

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