P. Woo's position-by-position Prospect Rankings (Part 2: Offensive line)

Written by: Patrick Woo

Part numero dos of Patrick Woo's position-by-position rankings is finally here, getting you ready for the NFL draft at the end of the month. Here is where the top 20 offensive lineman currently stand according to my College Football guru.

Offensive Guards

1. Mike Pouncey, Florida
2. Rodney Hudson, Florida State
3. John Moffitt, Wisconsin
4. Danny Watkins, Baylor
5. Clint Boling, Georgia
6. Will Rackley, Lehigh
7. DeMarcus Love, Arkansas
8. Stephen Schilling, Michigan
9. Marcus Cannon, TCU
10. Justin Boren, Ohio State
11. Zach Hurd, Connecticut
12. Ray Dominquez, Arkansas
13. Bryant Browning, Ohio State
14. Andrew Jackson, Fresno State
15. David Arkin, Missouri State
16. Ricky Henry, Nebraska
17. Caleb Schlauderaff, Utah
18. Carl Johnson, Florida
19. Daniel Kilgore, Appalachian State
20. Andrew Phillips, Stanford

Offensive Tackle

1. Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin
2. Tyron Smith, USC
3. Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State
4. Anthony Castonzo, Boston College
5. Nate Solder, Colorado
6. Ben Ijalana, Villanova
7. Marcus Cannon, TCU
8. Lee Ziemba, Auburn
9. Marcus Gilbert, Florida
10. James Brewer, Indiana
11. Jason Pinkston, Pittsburgh
12. Orlando Franklin, Miami
13. James Carpenter, Alabama
14. Joseph Barksdale, LSU
15. Derek Newton, Arkansas State
16. Jah Reid, Central Florida
17. Chris Hairston, Clemson
18. Willie Smith, East Carolina
19. DJ Young, Michigan State
20. Kyle Hix, Texas

Center

1. Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State
2. Tim Barnes, Missouri
3. Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU
4. Ryan Bartholemew, Syracuse
5. Brandon Fusco, Slippery Rock
6. Kris O’Dowd, USC
7. Ryan Pugh, Auburn
8. Alex Linnenkohl, Oregon State
9. Zane Taylor, Utah
10. Colin Baxter, Arizona
11. Kevin Kowalski, Toledo
12. Chase Beeler, Stanford
13. Ryan McMahon, Florida State
14. JC Brignone, Mississippi State
15. Sampson Genus, South Florida
16. Brad Serini, Florida International
17. Colin Miller, Central Michigan
18. John Gianninoto, UNLV
19. Dan Wenger, Notre Dame
20. Wade Weibert, Kansas State

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P. Woo's Position-by-Position Prospect Rankings: Part 1 (offensive skill players)

Written by: Patrick Woo


Finally, All-Out Blitz has taken the time to prepare prospect position rankings in preparation for April's NFL Draft. Ben doesn't follow enough college football to really be able to accurately rank the players, so I have come up with a list. Here's part one.

Quarterback

1. Cam Newton, Auburn
2. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri
3. Jake Locker, Washington
4. Christian Ponder, Florida State
5. Ryan Mallett, Arkansas
6. Andy Dalton, TCU
7. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada
8. Ricky Stanzi, Iowa
9. Greg McElroy, Alabama
10. Pat Devlin, Delaware
11. Nathan Enderle, Idaho
12. Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech
13. Scott Tolzien, Wisconsin
14. Adam Weber, Minnesota
15. Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M
16. TJ Yates, North Carolina
17. Josh Portis, California (PA)
18. Mitch Mustain, USC
19. Ben Chappell, Indiana
20. Ryan Colburn, Fresno State

Running Back

1. Mark Ingram, Alabama
2. Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech
3. Mikel LeShoure, Illinois
4. Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State
5. DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma
6. Daniel Thomas, Kansas State
7. Shane Vereen, California
8. Jordan Todman, Connecticut
9. Bilal Powell, Louisville
10. Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State
11. Delone Carter, Syracuse
12. Dion Lewis, Pittsburgh
13. Jamie Harper, Clemson
14. Taiwan Jones, Eastern Washington
15. Noel Devine, West Virginia
16. Evan Royster, Penn State
17. John Clay, Wisconsin
18. Stevan Ridley, LSU
19. Derrick Locke, Kentucky
20. Da’Rel Scott, Maryland

Fullback

1. Owen Marecic, Stanford
2. Henry Hynoski, Pittsburgh
3. Stanley Havili, USC
4. Charles Clay, Tulsa
5. Anthony Sherman, Connecticut
6. Shaun Chapas, Georgia
7. Patrick DiMarco, South Carolina
8. Robert Hughes, Notre Dame
9. Ben Guidugli, Cincinnati
10. Ryan Taylor, North Carolina

Tight End

1. Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame
2. Luke Stocker, Tennessee
3. DJ Williams, Arkansas
4. Lance Kendricks, Wisconsin
5. Virgil Green, Nevada
6. Weslye Saunders, South Carolina
7. Jordan Cameron, USC
8. Rob Housler, Florida Atlantic
9. Mike McNeill, Nebraska
10. Cameron Graham, Louisville
11. Julius Thomas, Portland State
12. Charlie Gantt, Michigan State
13. Zach Pianalto, North Carolina
14. Allen Reisner, Iowa
15. Andre Smith, Virginia Tech
16. Schuylar Oordt, Northern Iowa
17. Lee Smith, Marshall
18. Kyle Adams, Purdue
19. Stephen Skelkton, Fordham
20. Tommy Gallarda, Boise State

Wide Receiver

1. AJ Green, Georgia
2. Julio Jones, Alabama
3. Jon Baldwin, Pittsburgh
4. Torrey Smith, Maryland
5. Titus Young, Boise State
6. Leonard Hankerson, Miami
7. Jerrel Jernigan, Troy
8. Greg Little, North Carolina
9. DeAndre Brown, Southern Miss
10. Randall Cobb, Kentucky
11. Jeremy Kerley, TCU
12. Austin Pettis, Boise State
13. Cecil Shorts, Mount Union
14. Tandon Doss, Indiana
15. Terrence Toliver, LSU
16. Armon Binns, Cincinnati
17. Niles Paul, Nebraska
18. Dwayne Harris, East Carolina
19. Vincent Brown, San Diego State
20. Greg Salas, Hawaii

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