Great Blue North 3 round draft projection

**HUbison** · -03-11-2005

2005 DRAFT TWO-ROUND PROJECTION
March 11, 2005
* indicates underclassman
First round 1 San Francisco *Aaron Rodgers
QB
California

2 Miami Ronnie Brown
RB
Auburn

3 Cleveland Braylon Edwards
WR
Michigan

4 Chicago Cedric Benson
RB
Texas

5 Tampa Bay Carnell Williams
RB
Auburn

6 Tennessee Antrel Rolle
CB
Miami

7 Minnesota (from Oakland) *Mike Williams
WR
Southern Californaa

8 Arizona *Alex Smith
QB
Utah

9 Washington *Adam Jones
CB
West Virginia

10 Detroit *Shawne Merriman
DE
Maryland

11 Dallas Derrick Johnson
LB
Texas

12 San Diego (from NY Giants) Erasmus James
DE
Wisconsin

13 Houston Alex Barron
OT
Florida State

14 Carolina Travis Johnson
DT
Florida State

15 Kansas City Carlos Rogers
CB
Auburn

16 New Orleans Shaun Cody
DT
Southern California

17 Cincinnati Marcus Spears
DE
LSU

18 Minnesota David Pollack
DE
Georgia

19 St. Louis Khalif Barnes
OT
Washington

20 Dallas (from Buffalo) *Troy Williamson
WR
South Carolina

21 Jacksonville Dan Cody
DE
Oklahoma

22 Baltimore Mark Clayton
WR
Oklahoma

23 Seattle *Justin Miller
CB
Clemson

24 Green Bay Matt Roth
DE
Iowa

25 Denver Luis Castillo
DT
Northwestern

26 New York Jets *Heath Miller DT
Virginia

27 Atlanta Jammal Brown
OT
Oklahoma

28 San Diego Roddy White
WR
Alabama-Birmingham

29 Indianapolis Mike Patterson
DT
Southern California

30 Pittsburgh *Fabian Washington
CB
Nebraska

31 Philadelphia *Odell Thurman
LB
Georgia

32 New England *Channing Crowder
LB
Florida

Second round 33 San Francisco Reggie Brown
WR
Georgia

34 Cleveland Demarcus Ware
DE
Troy State

35 Philadelphia (from Miami) Elton Brown
OG
Virginia

36 Tampa Bay Marcus Johnson
OG
Mississippi

37 Tennessee Matt Jones
WR
Arkansas

38 Oakland Attiyah Ellison
DT Missouri

39 Chicago David Baas
OG
Michigan

40 New Orleans (from Washington) Marlin Jackson
CB
Michigan

41 Detroit Kevin Burnett
LB
Tennessee

42 Dallas *Thomas Davis
DB
Georgia

43 New York Giants Brodney Pool
FS
Oklahoma

44 Arizona *Ciatrick Fason
RB
Florida

45 Carolina Alex Smith
TE
Stanford

46 Kansas City C. J. Moseley
DT
Missouri

47 Houston Eric Green
CB
Virginia Tech

48 Cincinnati Barrett Ruud
LB
Nebraska

49 Minnesota *Ernest Shazor
SS
Michigan

50 St. Louis Stanley Wilson
CB
Stanford

51 Green Bay (from New Orleans) Corey Webster
CB
LSU

52 Jacksonville Bryant McFadden
CB
Florida State

53 Baltimore Chris Canty
DE
Virginia

54 Seattle *Justin Tuck
DE
Notre Dame

55 Buffalo Anttaj Hawthorne
DT
Wisconsin

56 Denver *Jovan Haye
DE
Vanderbilt

57 New York Jets Mike Nugent
PK
Ohio State

58 Green Bay Jason Campbell
QB
Auburn

59 Atlanta Mark Bradley
WR
Oklahoma

60 Indianapolis Alfred Fincher
LB
UConn

61 San Diego *Daryl Blackstock
LB
Virginia

62 Pittsburgh *Josh Bullocks
FS
Nebraska

63 Philadelphia Jonathan Babineaux
DT
Iowa

64 New England Courtney Roby
WR
Indiana

Third round 65 San Francisco Logan Mankins
OG
Fresno State

66 St. Louis (from Miami) Chris Kemoeatu
OG
Utah

67 Cleveland Charlie Frye
QB
Akron

68 Tennessee Wesley Britt
OT Alabama
69 Oakland Brandon Browner
CB
Oregon State

70 Miami (from Chicago) Carphonso Thorpe
WR
Florida State

71 Tampa Bay Sione Pouha
DT
Utah

72 Detroit Claude Terrell
OG
New Mexico

73 Houston (from Dallas) Fred Gibson
WR
Georgia

74 New York Giants Darrent Williams CB
Oklahoma State

75 Arizona Ronald Bartell
CB
Howard

76 Washington Terrence Murphy
WR
Texas A&M

77 Philadelphia (from Kansas City) *Rian Wallace
LB
Temple

78 Houston Lance Mitchell
LB
Oklahoma

79 Carolina *Vernand Morency
RB
Oklahoma State

80 Minnesota Michael Boley
LB
Southern Mississippi

81 St. Louis Lorenzo Alexander
DT
California

82 New Orleans Adam Terry
OT
Syracuse

83 Cincinnati Donte Nicholson
SS
Oklahoma

84 Baltimore *Lofa Tatupu
LB
Southern California

85 Seattle Kirk Morrison
LB
San Diego State

86 Buffalo Justin Geisinger
OT
Vanderbilt

87 Jacksonville Kay-Jay Harris
RB
West Virginia

88 New York Jets Jeremy Parquet
OT
Southern Mississippi

89 Green Bay Andre Maddox
SS
North Carolina State

Denver Forfeited pick

90 Atlanta Eric Moore
DE
Florida State

91 Tampa Bay (from San Diego) *Roscoe Parrish
WR
Miami

92 Indianapolis Nick Collins
CB
Bethune-Cookman

93 Pittsburgh *Chris Henry
WR
West Virginia

94 Philadelphia *Marion Barber
RB
Minnesota

95 Arizona (from New England) Andrew Walter
QB
Arizona State

**AvengerRam** · -03-11-2005

I don't think the Rams would pass on Jamaal Brown for Khalif Barnes, and I certainly don't see them taking Stanley Wilson with Darryl Blackstock and Josh Bullocks still on the board. And a DT in the third round? With Adam Terry still on the board?

This one's just a mess.

**HUbison** · -03-11-2005

Originally Posted by AvengerRam

I don't think the Rams would pass on Jamaal Brown for Khalif Barnes, and I certainly don't see them taking Stanley Wilson with Darryl Blackstock and Josh Bullocks still on the board. And a DT in the third round? With Adam Terry still on the board?

This one's just a mess.

couldn't agree more. Nick is going to flip when he sees this one.

***ZigZagRam*** · -03-11-2005

I could see the Rams taking Barnes over Brown because they've seemingly fallen in love with the guy, but I don't like the rest of the picks at all.

**AvengerRam** · -03-11-2005

I've heard the same rumblings about Barnes, and I don't necessarily disagree with you on that one. The rest, though... ugh!

***Scidog68*** · -03-11-2005

Who are these people? Why would they (and not our oh-so-more-knowledgeable forum) be so all-knowing?

Oh, yeah.........Bully for HU! Rock On, Brother!

**HUbison** · -03-11-2005

Originally Posted by ZigZagRam

I could see the Rams taking Barnes over Brown because they've seemingly fallen in love with the guy, but I don't like the rest of the picks at all.

Barnes may turn out to be great, who knows? But I just can't see the Rams passing on the best pass blocker in college football, not to mention the best RT in college football, Jamaal Brown. I think either one of them would have the inside track to start at RT, but IMHO Brown is the better pass blocker.

**Nick** · -03-11-2005

Originally Posted by HUbison

couldn't agree more. Nick is going to flip when he sees this one.

I'll just say this - if the Rams pull something like this off, I'll be reaching for the razor blades. This is a horrible mock for the Rams. Stanley Wilson in the second? I haven't even seen this guy's name being mentioned in talks about the first day of the draft, let alone the second round. Barnes is a decent pick if still a reach, and the Utah guard is a pretty quality pick-up in the third, but the other two selections are downright bad, IMO.

Originally Posted by HUbison

Barnes may turn out to be great, who knows? But I just can't see the Rams passing on the best pass blocker in college football, not to mention the best RT in college football, Jamaal Brown. I think either one of them would have the inside track to start at RT, but IMHO Brown is the better pass blocker.

You're right about Barnes - he may turn into something special. He's got the athleticism to do so. But he's much more of a project that someone like Brown, who has been playing at an elite level for years now. Barnes has been inconsistent, and doesn't have the same grasp of the game.