DRAFT 2014

Running backs

Antonio Andrews, Western Kentucky
Dri Archer, Kent State
George Atkinson, Notre Dame
Kapri Bibbs, Colorado State
Alfred Blue, LSU
Ka'Deem Carey, Arizona
J.C. Copeland (FB), LSU
Tim Cornett, UNLV
Isaiah Crowell, Alabama State
Timothy Flanders, Sam Houston State
David Fluellen, Toledo
Devonta Freeman, Florida State
Tyler Gaffney, Stanford
Marion Grice, Arizona State
Ryan Hewitt (FB), Stanford
Jeremy Hill, LSU
Carlos Hyde, Ohio State
Storm Johnson, Central Florida
Henry Josey, Missouri
Tre Mason, Auburn
Jerick McKinnon, Georgia Southern
Trey Millard (FB), Oklahoma
Adam Muema, San Diego State
LaDarius Perkins, Mississippi State
Silas Redd, USC
Bishop Sankey, Washington
Lache Seastrunk, Baylor
Charles Sims, West Virginia
Jerome Smith, Syracuse
Lorenzo Taliaferro, Coastal Carolina
De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon
Terrance West, Towson
James White, Wisconsin
James Wilder, Florida State
Andre Williams, Boston College
Damien Williams, Oklahoma

Wide receivers

Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin
Davante Adams, Fresno State
Odell Beckham, LSU
Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State
Chris Boyd, Vanderbilt
Corey Brown, Ohio State
John Brown, Pittsburg State
Martavis Bryant, Clemson
Isaiah Burse, Fresno State
Michael Campanaro, Wake Forest
Brandon Coleman, Rutgers
Kain Colter, Northwestern
Brandin Cooks, Oregon State
Damian Copeland, Louisville
Mike Davis, Texas
Bruce Ellington, South Carolina
Quincy Enunwa, Nebraska
Mike Evans, Texas A&M
Shaq Evans, UCLA
Bennie Fowler, Michigan State
Austin Franklin, New Mexico State
Jeremy Gallon, Michigan
Ryan Grant, Tulane
Matt Hazel, Coastal Carolina
Robert Herron, Wyoming
Cody Hoffman, BYU
Josh Huff, Oregon
Allen Hurns, Miami (Fla.)
Jeff Janis, Saginaw Valley State
TJ Jones, Notre Dame
Jarvis Landry, LSU
Cody Latimer, Indiana
Marqise Lee, USC
Marcus Lucas, Missouri
Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt
Donte Moncrief, Ole Miss
Kevin Norwood, Alabama
Walt Powell, Murray State
Tevin Reese, Baylor
Paul Robinson, Colorado
Allen Robinson, Penn State
Jalen Saunders, Oklahoma
Willie Snead, Ball State
Josh Stewart, Oklahoma State
Devin Street, Pittsburgh
L'Damian Washington, Missouri
Sammy Watkins, Clemson
Albert Wilson, Georgia State

Tight ends

Jace Amaro, Texas Tech
Rob Blanchflower, Massachusetts
Trey Burton, Florida
Anthony Denham, Utah
Joe Don Duncan, Dixie State
Eric Ebron, North Carolina
C.J. Fiedorowicz, Iowa
Crockett Gillmore, Colorado State
Xavier Grimble, USC
Nic Jacobs, McNeese State
Marcel Jensen, Fresno State
Reggie Jordan, Missouri Western State
A.C. Leonard, Tennessee State
Colt Lyerla, Oregon
Arthur Lynch, Georgia
Jake Murphy, Utah
Jordan Najvar, Baylor
Troy Niklas, Notre Dame
Jacob Pedersen, Wisconsin
Richard Rodgers, California
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
D.J. Tialavea, Utah State

Offensive linemen

Matt Armstrong (C), Grand Valley State
Joel Bitonio (OT), Nevada
Russell Bodine (C), North Carolina
Conor Boffeli (G), Iowa
Justin Britt (OT), Missouri
Dakota Dozier (OT), Furman
Kadeem Edwards (G), Tennessee State
Matt Feiler (OT), Bloomsburg
Cameron Fleming (OT), Stanford
Zach Fulton (G), Tennessee
Ryan Groy (G), Wisconsin
Jon Halapio (G), Florida
Jonotthan Harrison (C), Florida
Seantrel Henderson (OT), Miami (Fla.)
James Hurst (OT), North Carolina
Gabe Ikard (C), Oklahoma
Gabe Jackson (G), Mississippi State
Ja'wuan James (OT), Tennessee
Wesley Johnson (OT), Vanderbilt
Cyrus Kouandjio (OT), Alabama
Tyler Larsen (C), Utah State
Charles Leno (OT), Boise State
Taylor Lewan (OT), Michigan
Brandon Linder (G), Miami (Fla.)
Corey Linsley (C), Ohio State
Spencer Long (G), Nebraska
Luke Lucas (OT), Kansas State
Marcus Martin (C), USC
Zack Martin (OT), Notre Dame
Jake Matthews (OT), Texas A&M
Jack Mewhort (OT), Ohio State
Morgan Moses (OT), Virginia
Matt Paradis (C), Boise State
Matt Patchan (OT), Boston College
Antonio Richardson (OT), Tennessee
Cyril Richardson (G), Baylor
Weston Richburg (C), Colorado State
Greg Robinson (OT), Auburn
Michael Schofield (OT), Michigan
Anthony Steen (G), Alabama
James Stone (C), Tennessee
Bryan Stork (C), Florida State
Xavier Su'a-Filo (G), UCLA
Travis Swanson (C), Arkansas
Brandon Thomas (OT), Clemson
Trai Turner (G), LSU
Billy Turner (OT), North Dakota State
John Urschel (G), Penn State
Chris Watt (G), Notre Dame
David Yankey (G), Stanford

Defensive linemen

Jay Bromley (DT), Syracuse
Ryan Carrethers (DT), Arkansas State
Will Clarke (DE), West Virginia
Jadeveon Clowney (DE), South Carolina
DeAndre Coleman (DT), California
Scott Crichton (DE), Oregon State
Aaron Donald (DT), Pittsburgh
Kony Ealy (DE), Missouri
Dominique Easley (DT), Florida
Kasim Edebali (DE), Boston College
Justin Ellis (DT), Louisiana Tech
IK Enemkpali (DE), Louisiana Tech
Ego Ferguson (DT), LSU
Dee Ford (DE), Auburn
James Gayle (DE), Virginia Tech
Ra'Shede Hageman (DT), Minnesota
Taylor Hart (DE), Oregon
Kerry Hyder (DT), Texas Tech
Jackson Jeffcoat (DE), Texas
Timmy Jernigan (DT), Florida State
Anthony Johnson (DT), LSU
DaQuan Jones (DT), Penn State
Howard Jones (DE), Shephard
Zach Kerr (DT), Delaware
Demarcus Lawrence (DE), Boise State
Aaron Lynch (DE), South Florida
Eathyn Manumaleuna (DE), BYU
Cassius Marsh (DE), UCLA
Kareem Martin (DE), North Carolina
Josh Mauro (DE), Stanford
Daniel McCullers (DT), Tennessee
Tevin Mims (DE), South Florida
Zach Moore (DE), Concordia (Minn.)
Jonathan Newsome (DE), Ball State
Louis Nix III (DT), Notre Dame
Jeoffrey Pagan (DE), Alabama
Tenny Palepoi (DT), Utah
Mike Pennel (DT), Colorado State-Pueblo
Kelcy Quarles (DT), South Carolina
Kaleb Ramsey (DE), Boston College
Caraun Reid (DT), Princeton
Michael Sam (DE), Missouri
Chris Smith (DE), Arkansas
Marcus Smith (DE), Louisville
Shamar Stephen (DT), Connecticut
Ed Stinson (DE), Alabama
Will Sutton (DT), Arizona State
Robert Thomas (DT), Arkansas
Khyri Thornton (DT), Southern Mississippi
Stephon Tuitt (DE), Notre Dame
George Uko (DE), USC
Brent Urban (DT), Virginia
Larry Webster (DE), Bloomsburg
Ethan Westbrooks (DE), West Texas A&M
Chris Whaley (DT), Texas
Kerry Wynn (DT), Richmond

Linebackers

Jerry Attaochu (OLB), Georgia Tech
Anthony Barr (OLB), UCLA
Lamin Barrow (OLB), LSU
Chris Borland (ILB), Wisconsin
Carl Bradford (OLB), Arizona State
Jonathan Brown (ILB), Illinois
Preston Brown (ILB), Louisville
Max Bullough (ILB), Michigan State
Khairi Fortt (ILB), California
Jeremiah George (ILB), Iowa State
Anthony Hitchens (OLB), Iowa
Adrian Hubbard (OLB), Alabama
Andrew Jackson (ILB), Western Kentucky
Christian Jones (ILB), Florida State
Devon Kennard (OLB), USC
Chris Kirksey (OLB), Iowa
Boseko Lokombo (OLB), Oregon
Khalil Mack (OLB), Buffalo
James Morris (ILB), Iowa
C.J. Mosley (ILB), Alabama
Trent Murphy (OLB), Stanford
Kevin Pierre-Louis (OLB), Boston College
Ronald Powell (OLB), Florida
Trevor Reilly (OLB), Utah
Ryan Shazier (OLB), Ohio State
Prince Shembo (OLB), Notre Dame
Shayne Skov (ILB), Stanford
Yawin Smallwood (OLB), Connecticut
Telvin Smith (ILB), Florida State
Tyler Starr (OLB), South Dakota
Jordan Tripp (OLB), Montana
Uani Unga (ILB), BYU
Kyle Van Noy (OLB), BYU
Avery Williamson (ILB), Kentucky
Jordan Zumwalt (ILB), UCLA

Defensive backs

Mo Alexander (SS), Utah State
Ricardo Allen (CB), Purdue
Dion Bailey (SS), USC
Deion Belue (CB), Alabama
Bene Benwikere (CB), San Jose State
Nat Berhe (SS), San Diego State
Tre Boston (SS), North Carolina
Bashaud Breeland (CB), Clemson
Terrence Brooks (FS), Florida State
Deone Bucannon (SS), Washington State
Travis Carrie (CB), Ohio
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (FS), Alabama
Ross Cockrell (CB), Duke
Aaron Colvin (CB), Oklahoma
Chris Davis (CB), Auburn
Darqueze Dennard (CB), Michigan State
Pierre Desir (CB), Lindenwood
Ahmad Dixon (SS), Baylor
Brandon Dixon (CB), Northwest Missouri State
Jonathan Dowling (SS), Western Kentucky
Antone Exum (CB), Virginia Tech
Kyle Fuller (CB), Virginia Tech
E.J. Gaines (CB), Missouri
Phillip Gaines (CB), Rice
Justin Gilbert (CB), Oklahoma State
Demetri Goodson (CB), Baylor
Dre Hal (CB), Vanderbilt
Victor Hampton (CB), South Carolina
Marqueston Huff (FS), Wyoming
Bennett Jackson (CB), Notre Dame
Kendall James (CB), Maine
Stanley Jean-Baptiste (CB), Nebraska
Dontae Johnson (CB), North Carolina State
LaMarcus Joyner (CB), Florida State
Kenny Ladler (FS), Vanderbilt
Nevin Lawson (CB), Utah State
Isaiah Lewis (SS), Michigan State
Craig Loston (SS), LSU
Dexter McDougle (CB), Maryland
Keith McGill (CB), Utah
Terrance Mitchell (CB), Oregon
Jabari Price (CB), North Carolina
Calvin Pryor (FS), Louisville
Loucheiz Purifoy (CB), Florida
Keith Reaser (CB), Florida Atlantic
Ed Reynolds (FS), Stanford
Rashaad Reynolds (CB), Oregon State
Marcus Roberson (CB), Florida
Bradley Roby (CB), Ohio State
Daniel Sorensen (FS), BYU
Dez Southward (FS), Wisconsin
Vinnie Sunseri (SS), Alabama
Jemea Thomas (CB), Georgia Tech
Brock Vereen (FS), Minnesota
Jason Verrett (CB), TCU
Jimmie Ward (SS), Northern Illinois
Todd Washington (CB), Southeastern Louisiana
Jaylen Watkins (CB), Florida
Lavelle Westbrooks (CB), Georgia Southern

Specialists

Chris Boswell (K), Rice
Steven Clark (P), Auburn
Anthony Fera (K), Texas
Zach Hocker (K), Arkansas
Tom Hornsey (P), Memphis
Richie Leone (P), Houston
Cody Mandell (P), Alabama
Pat O'Donnell (P), Miami (Fla.)
Cairo Santos (K), Tulane
Marcus Heit (LS), Kansas State

hoce li nekog hofa biti na ovom spisku?

taj LS mi mami pažnju

dobro i koji će geto boy biti  prvi pik da draftu?

uh tek sada videh pitanje. Clowney verovatno.

po meni clowney 90%

a video sam da jags hoce da trejduju 3. pik, a i ramsi svoj 2. , po meni je pitanje da li ce neko uopste hteti da se popne toliko visoko. jedino ako clowney ne bude draftovan sa 1. mesta, ali ako bude (kao sto i ocekujem) niko drugi ne zasluzuje da se zbog njega podize na 2 ili 3 pik

oni jesu za trejd dole ali mogu da zaborave na neku gomilu pikova za taj njihov pik.
ono prva plus druga runda je ok jer kada nemas neki kvalitet u prvoj sta tek dobijas u ostalim rundama.

Vrijedi dati pik za igraca u kojeg vjerujes

bas tako

Zach Mettenberger sa LSU je uz jednogodisnji rad sa Cam Cameron! neverovatno napredovao u svojoj senior sezoni. on moze biti pritajeni tigar skriveni zmaj na draftu 2014

Ko je ovaj broj 80 u timu LSU?

Jarvis Landry . izlazi na draft. on i Odell Beckham su jako dobri hvataci sa LSU. druga runda oprilike.
e da su imali ovog Zach i ovu dvojcu hvataca u onom BCS Bowlu sa Bamom ne bi ih Saban tako ponizio.

tesko da ce biti 2 runda, po meni ima 8 boljih wr ispred njega
(watkins, lee, evans, benjamin, cooks, beckham jr, robinson, matthews)
tako da mi je realnija prica 3 runda ili pocetak 4

igor96 ::tesko da ce biti 2 runda, po meni ima 8 boljih wr ispred njega
(watkins, lee, evans, benjamin, cooks, beckham jr, robinson, matthews)
tako da mi je realnija prica 3 runda ili pocetak 4

na osnovu cega mislis da su bolji? na jutubu su svi dobri. LSU koji nije pas tim , prvi put su imali dzepnog pro-stil kvoterbeka i igrali su obojica hvataca sjajno.

dr.dule ::

igor96 ::tesko da ce biti 2 runda, po meni ima 8 boljih wr ispred njega
(watkins, lee, evans, benjamin, cooks, beckham jr, robinson, matthews)
tako da mi je realnija prica 3 runda ili pocetak 4

na osnovu cega mislis da su bolji? na jutubu su svi dobri. LSU koji nije pas tim , prvi put su imali dzepnog pro-stil  kvoterbeka i igrali su obojica hvataca sjajno.

     

recimo Brandon Coleman sa Rutgersa koga smo spominjali kao zver proslog septembra nema ga u ni u drugoj rundi sada. ipak treba biti malo obrazriv kada su u pitanju ova deca. poslednja godina za hvataca ne znaci ni da je vrhunski niti da je bust.

Missouri All-America defensive end Michael Sam could become first openly gay NFL player

Tolerance is about to be tested in the National Football League.

And Michael Sam hopes his ability is all that matters, not his sexual orientation.

Missouri's All-America defensive end came out to the entire country Sunday night and could become the first openly gay player in America's most popular sport.

"I just want to go to the team who drafts me," Sam told ESPN in an interview that aired Sunday, "because that team knows about me, knows that I'm gay, and also knows that I work hard. That's the team I want to go to."

Nobody has ever done this before.

In interviews with ESPN, The New York Times and Outsports, Sam said publicly for the first time that he was gay. He said he came out to his teammates and coaches at Missouri in August.

Sam will participate in the NFL combine later this month in Indianapolis and is projected to be a mid-round draft pick in May.

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