My Vikings Draft Board

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RD 1 … # 17 DERRICK HARVEY FLORIDA DE 35%
RD 1 … # 17 CHRIS WILLIAMS VANDERBILT OT 35%
RD 1 … # 17 PHILLIP MERLING CLEMSON DE 85%
RD 1 … # 17 MIKE JENKINS SOUTH FLORIDA CB 35%
RD 1 … # 17 D.R. CROMARTIE TENNESSEE STATE DB 60%
RD 1 … # 17 BRIAN BROHM LOUISVILLE QB 70%

TRADE DOWN KENNY PHILLIPS MIAMI S 80%
TRADE DOWN DEVIN THOMAS MICHIGAN STATE WR 50%
TRADE DOWN QUINTEN GROVES AUBURN DE 50%
TRADE DOWN BRANDON ALBERT VIRGINIA G 50%
TRADE DOWN GOSDER CHERILUS BOSTON COLLEGE OT 90%
TRADE DOWN JAMES HARDY INDIANA WR 80%
TRADE DOWN DESEAN JACKSON CALIFORNIA WR/KR 90%

RD 2 … # 47 DUSTIN KELLER PURDUE TE 40%
TREVOR LAWS NOTRE DAME DT 30%
LAWRENCE JACKSON USC DE 60%
TRACY PORTER INDIANA CB 60%
ANDRE CALDWELL FLORIDA WR 40%
EARLY DOUCET LSU WR 30%
MALCOLM KELLY OAKLAHOMA WR 25%
MARIO MANNINGHAM MICHIGAN WR 30%
JAMAL CHARLES TEXAS RB 25%
DUANE BROWN VIRGINIA TECH OT 60%

RD 3 … # 73 EDDIE ROYAL VIRGINIA TECH WR/KR 35%
MARTELLUS BENNETT TEXAS A@M TE 25%
DRE MOORE MARYLAND DT 60%
REGGIE SMITH OKALAHOMA CB/SS 60%
RAY RICE RUTGERS RB 20%
CLIFF AVRIL PURDUE DE 25%
DARRELL ROBERTSON GEORGE TECH DE 90%
PHILIP WHEELER GEORGIA TECH ILB 20%
TAVARES GOODEN MIAMI ILB 70%
ERIN HENDERSON MARYLAND LB 70%
CURTIS LOFTON OKALAHOMA LB 40%

RD 3 … # 82 KENDALL LANGFORD HAMPTON DE 70%
JOHN CARLSON NOTRE DAME TE 50%
BRAD COTTAM TENNESSEE TE 30%
EARL BENNETT VANDERBILT WR 60%
TERRELL THOMAS USC CB/FS 50%
ONIEL COUSINS TEXAS EL-PASO OT 50%
KEVIN SMITH CENTRAL FLORIDA RB 50%
MATT FORTE TULANE RB 25%
ANYHONY COLLINS KANSAS 0T 50%
MARTIN RUCKER MISSOURI TE 60%
THOMAS DECOUD CALIFORNIA S 50%
DEJUAN MORGAN N.C. STATE S 50%
JOSH BARRETT ARIZONA STATE S 50%
QUINTIN DEMPS TEXAS EL-PASO FS 50%

RD 4 … # 117 TASHARD CHOICE GEORGIA TECH RB 60%
JOSH JOHNSON SAN DIEGO QB 50%
JOHN GRECCO TOLEDO OT 35%
RED BRYANT TEXAS A@M DT 50%
DEXTER JACKSON APPALACHIAN STATE WR/KR 50%
ERIK AINGE TENNESSEE QB 70%
JERMICHAEL FINLEY TEXAS TE 50%
JACOB TAMME KENTUCKY TE 70%
JORDY NELSON KANSAS STATE WR 40%
BEAU BELL UNLV ILB 40%
MIKE POLLAK ARIZONA STATE C 40%
DONNIE AVERY HOUSTON WR 40%
CHARLES GODFREY IOWA CB/FS 50%
KEENAN BURTON KENTUCKY WR 60%
ANTWANE MOLDEN KENTUCKY CB/FS 50%
TOM ZBIKOWSKI NOTRE DAME SS 50%
TYRELL JOHNSON ARKANSAS STATE S 65%

RD 5 … # 150 TONY HILLS TEXAS OT 50%
CHAUNCY WASHINGTON USC RB 35%
BEN MOFFITT SOUTH FLORIDA ILB 50%
PATRICK ALLEN OKLAHOMA RB 25%
JASON JONES EASTERN MICHIGAN DE 50%
STAFORD KESLAR PURDUE LB 50%
GARY GUYTON GEORGIA TECH LB 50%
LORENZO WILLIAMS MISSOURI DL 50%
JONATHAN GOFF VANDERBILT ILB 50%

RD 6 … # 182 DANTRELL SAVAGE OKLAHOMA STATE RB 50%
RYAN MUNDAY WEST VIRGINIA SS 50%
DOMINIQUE BARBER MINNESOTA S 60%

RD 6 … # 193 JEROME SIMPSON CAROLINA STATE WR 20%
MARCUS SMITH NEW MEXICO WR 40%
JEREMY ZUTTAH RUTGERS G 30%
CHAD RINEHART NORTHERN IOWA G 50%
ARMAN SHIELDS RICHMAND WR 50%
TERRENCE WHEATLEY COLORADO CB 30%
DARRELL STRONG PITTSBURGH TE 50%
DEREK LOKEY TEXAS DT 80%

RD 7 …# 209 CARL STEWART AUBURN RB 70%
MIKE COX GEORGIA TECH FB 90%
KIRK BARTON OHIO STATE OT 50%
DONALD THOMAS CONNECTICUT G 50%
RYAN TORIAN ARIZONA STATE RB 70%

FREE AGENT TOM SANTI VIRGINIA TE 50%
TOMMY ELLINGWORTH AUGUSTANA WR 50%

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As if you guys give a shit

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Carl Eller

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RD 1 … # 17 DERRICK HARVEY FLORIDA DE 35%
RD 1 … # 17 CHRIS WILLIAMS VANDERBILT OT 35%
RD 1 … # 17 PHILLIP MERLING CLEMSON DE 85%
RD 1 … # 17 MIKE JENKINS SOUTH FLORIDA CB 35%
RD 1 … # 17 D.R. CROMARTIE TENNESSEE STATE DB 60%
RD 1 … # 17 BRIAN BROHM LOUISVILLE QB 70%

TRADE DOWN KENNY PHILLIPS MIAMI S 80%
TRADE DOWN DEVIN THOMAS MICHIGAN STATE WR 50%
TRADE DOWN QUINTEN GROVES AUBURN DE 50%
TRADE DOWN BRANDON ALBERT VIRGINIA G 50%
TRADE DOWN GOSDER CHERILUS BOSTON COLLEGE OT 90%
TRADE DOWN JAMES HARDY INDIANA WR 80%
TRADE DOWN DESEAN JACKSON CALIFORNIA WR/KR 90%

RD 2 … # 47 DUSTIN KELLER PURDUE TE 40%
TREVOR LAWS NOTRE DAME DT 30%
LAWRENCE JACKSON USC DE 60%
TRACY PORTER INDIANA CB 60%
ANDRE CALDWELL FLORIDA WR 40%
EARLY DOUCET LSU WR 30%
MALCOLM KELLY OAKLAHOMA WR 25%
MARIO MANNINGHAM MICHIGAN WR 30%
JAMAL CHARLES TEXAS RB 25%
DUANE BROWN VIRGINIA TECH OT 60%

RD 3 … # 73 EDDIE ROYAL VIRGINIA TECH WR/KR 35%
MARTELLUS BENNETT TEXAS A@M TE 25%
DRE MOORE MARYLAND DT 60%
REGGIE SMITH OKALAHOMA CB/SS 60%
RAY RICE RUTGERS RB 20%
CLIFF AVRIL PURDUE DE 25%
DARRELL ROBERTSON GEORGE TECH DE 90%
PHILIP WHEELER GEORGIA TECH ILB 20%
TAVARES GOODEN MIAMI ILB 70%
ERIN HENDERSON MARYLAND LB 70%
CURTIS LOFTON OKALAHOMA LB 40%

RD 3 … # 82 KENDALL LANGFORD HAMPTON DE 70%
JOHN CARLSON NOTRE DAME TE 50%
BRAD COTTAM TENNESSEE TE 30%
EARL BENNETT VANDERBILT WR 60%
TERRELL THOMAS USC CB/FS 50%
ONIEL COUSINS TEXAS EL-PASO OT 50%
KEVIN SMITH CENTRAL FLORIDA RB 50%
MATT FORTE TULANE RB 25%
ANYHONY COLLINS KANSAS 0T 50%
MARTIN RUCKER MISSOURI TE 60%
THOMAS DECOUD CALIFORNIA S 50%
DEJUAN MORGAN N.C. STATE S 50%
JOSH BARRETT ARIZONA STATE S 50%
QUINTIN DEMPS TEXAS EL-PASO FS 50%

RD 4 … # 117 TASHARD CHOICE GEORGIA TECH RB 60%
JOSH JOHNSON SAN DIEGO QB 50%
JOHN GRECCO TOLEDO OT 35%
RED BRYANT TEXAS A@M DT 50%
DEXTER JACKSON APPALACHIAN STATE WR/KR 50%
ERIK AINGE TENNESSEE QB 70%
JERMICHAEL FINLEY TEXAS TE 50%
JACOB TAMME KENTUCKY TE 70%
JORDY NELSON KANSAS STATE WR 40%
BEAU BELL UNLV ILB 40%
MIKE POLLAK ARIZONA STATE C 40%
DONNIE AVERY HOUSTON WR 40%
CHARLES GODFREY IOWA CB/FS 50%
KEENAN BURTON KENTUCKY WR 60%
ANTWANE MOLDEN KENTUCKY CB/FS 50%
TOM ZBIKOWSKI NOTRE DAME SS 50%
TYRELL JOHNSON ARKANSAS STATE S 65%

RD 5 … # 150 TONY HILLS TEXAS OT 50%
CHAUNCY WASHINGTON USC RB 35%
BEN MOFFITT SOUTH FLORIDA ILB 50%
PATRICK ALLEN OKLAHOMA RB 25%
JASON JONES EASTERN MICHIGAN DE 50%
STAFORD KESLAR PURDUE LB 50%
GARY GUYTON GEORGIA TECH LB 50%
LORENZO WILLIAMS MISSOURI DL 50%
JONATHAN GOFF VANDERBILT ILB 50%

RD 6 … # 182 DANTRELL SAVAGE OKLAHOMA STATE RB 50%
RYAN MUNDAY WEST VIRGINIA SS 50%
DOMINIQUE BARBER MINNESOTA S 60%

RD 6 … # 193 JEROME SIMPSON CAROLINA STATE WR 20%
MARCUS SMITH NEW MEXICO WR 40%
JEREMY ZUTTAH RUTGERS G 30%
CHAD RINEHART NORTHERN IOWA G 50%
ARMAN SHIELDS RICHMAND WR 50%
TERRENCE WHEATLEY COLORADO CB 30%
DARRELL STRONG PITTSBURGH TE 50%
DEREK LOKEY TEXAS DT 80%

RD 7 …# 209 CARL STEWART AUBURN RB 70%
MIKE COX GEORGIA TECH FB 90%
KIRK BARTON OHIO STATE OT 50%
DONALD THOMAS CONNECTICUT G 50%
RYAN TORIAN ARIZONA STATE RB 70%

FREE AGENT TOM SANTI VIRGINIA TE 50%
TOMMY ELLINGWORTH AUGUSTANA WR 50%

...GOT IT! Thanks, Eh Say...

[Agent 99]

Since we're on the topic of Draft Day.......


We all know that we are without a first round pick this year. Which I don't see as a bad thing. It will save us some cap room down the line. As I see it now.... It looks like we have a total of 9 picks in the 2008 draft. Starting in the Second Round with pick #59, Third Round pick #93, Fourth Round pick #127, Fifth Round pick #161, Sixth Round pick #196 - #201 - #202(Compensatory Selection) - #205(Compensatory Selection) and the final pick in the Seventh Round at #236. We have watched Polian and the organization draft their way to the Superbowl and I see no reason why it won't be any different this year.


I did a little research and here are a few players taken from some of the Draft websites out there.

Second Round.....


**Chris Johnson RB E. Carolina**
Clearly this isn't a major need for the Colts, but they're in the position to take the best available player, which could be Johnson. He'll have an immediate impact as a return man and provide a nice change of pace for Joseph Addai. If the Colts are targeting a specific position, it could be a LB, DL or OL. Johnson is one of the best athletes in this draft class and one of the fastest players in the nation (4.27-40). He is an outstanding receiver out of the backfield, Johnson runs crisp routes and will extended his hands to catch the ball away from his body. On athletic ability alone, Johnson is worth a first or second round selection. He can take it to the end zone every time he touches the ball. Also, a great kick returner, Johnson will contribute immediately as a KR and change of pace back. He is a little undersized and could lack durability at the pro level.

Quentin Groves, Defensive End, Aurburn
The Colts should look to improve their defense and Groves could be the best defensive player left on the board. He also spent significant time at outside linebacker, all of which impacted his stats -- 38 tackles (23 solo), seven tackles for loss, three sacks and two forced fumbles. He ranks second in the nation among active players with 26 career sacks. Speed is Groves' strength. He runs a 4.6 in the 40-yard dash and has a good closing burst. He can cover a lot of ground with his quickness, which makes him good in pursuit. He's a great tackler. The ony questions about him start with his tendency to take plays off and he has a tendency to be slow off the ball. Many scouts project Groves as a linebacker in the NFL, with him likely better suited for a 3-4 scheme.


Cliff Avril, DE, Purdue
Avril really helped his draft stock by way of the combine. Avril ran a 4.51 40 yard dash, which was one of the fastest times by a front seven defender.
Avril also made a good showing at Purdue's pro day in West Lafayette. Avril looked good running position drills as both a defensive end and as an outside linebacker. Avril also displayed a 36 1/2 inch vertical leap. He also got a chance to display his change of direction speed in the short shuttle, finishing it in 4.31 seconds.


Erin Henderson, OLB, Maryland
We never really recovered from letting Cato June leave and join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. We already released Rob Morris, who was our starting weak side linebacker entering the season. Erin Henderson would be ideal to step in the weakside linebacker mold for the Colts defensive scheme.


Third Round.....


Chris Ellis, Virginia Tech DE
Ellis came into the Combine at 263 pounds, which is a little smaller that what most teams like.. That gave him a nice 40 time, but this is a player that most teams will want to fill in his frame with a little more girth and strength. He definitely has the speed to beat tackles around the end, but he will likely have to add a little weight and hopefully not lose any of that speed. It’s obvious we tend to look for the undersized players. He could be a possibility.


Darrell Robertson, DE, Georgia Tech
Robertson is projected as a third round pick at the moment. If he can prove to NFL teams that he can gain strength without losing any speed, his stock will go up considerably. Also he didn't get to attend the Combine because of a torn Pectoral muscle.


Dre Moore, Maryland (DT)
Defensive tackle has been a huge need for Colts for a couple years now and we haven’t been in a position where they could really address the need. Moore could definitely step in and see significant playing time early playing behind Raheem Brock and Ed Johnson. Moore could play the defensive end in a 3-4, or a traditional defensive tackle in a 4-3. He was one of a few defensive tackles who improved their stock at the NFL Combine. Moore ran a solid 4.88 40, which is not bad for a tackle. He also ranked among the top d-lineman in the bench press.


Philip Wheeler-LB-Georgia Tech
His versatility will get him a long look from a few teams and he could be a steal for the right team in the third round. Wheeler had one of the better overall combines of any linebacker.



Fourth Round



Jeremy Zuttah, G, Rutgers
At only 6'3, 295, there are some doubts about where he will fit best on the line and if and how much he'll have to bulk up to hold his own on the next level. But, he showed that he certainly has the necessary strength, quickness and athleticism. He played both left and right tackle at Rutgers and could very well move inside and play guard or even center in the NFL.

Dorien Bryant-WR-Purdue
Bryant didn't have a good Combine and could fall to the Forth of Fifth Round.



Fifth Round and Beyond


Jason Jones-DE-Eastern Michigan

Andre Fluellen-DT-Florida State

John Sullivan-C-Notre Dame

Mike McGlynn, G/OT, Pittsburgh

William Franklin WR, Missouri

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JAMES HARDY!!!

Move up to draft him.... We would never be denied in the red zone again.

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Question...

are Eh Say and Agent 99 soul mates?

[Agent 99]

Question...

are Eh Say and Agent 99 soul mates?

Kurt are you jealous??

[Magic]

DRAFT????

[Guest]

Question...

are Eh Say and Agent 99 soul mates?

Kurt are you jealous??

Yea... ha ha THAT's what it is!

[cravnravn]

I love the draft...I dont know if taking Henderson, it could be a reach..He is nothing like his brother EJ, and his 3 years at Md, he didnt lite the Terp Football world up,

Now if you guys are looking at RB, I would definately give Latimer (from Maryland) a hard look..Magic, will love him.

He's Ray Lewis's brother

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Can he dance?

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Question...

are Eh Say and Agent 99 soul mates?

Kurt are you jealous??

Yea... ha ha THAT's what it is!

Must be my rugged good looks Actually I have lost 25 pounds since my picture so I'm more interested in my hottie "female" trainer. Sorry 99

[Magic]

Ray Lewis better watch out.......if he gets caught dancing on the field again a certain MLB will have to knock him ass over tea kettle



Btw =Eh Sey= ..........the only type of women that wants a scrawny old geezer is the type that wants to whip you like a puppy with a rolled up news paper

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Ray Lewis better watch out.......if he gets caught dancing on the field again a certain MLB will have to knock him ass over tea kettle



Btw =Eh Sey= ..........the only type of women that wants a scrawny old geezer is the type that wants to whip you like a puupy with a rolled up news paper

Yea, well my trainer is 43 and looks 35. Triathelon but not not too bad. Hot, hot, hot. Hell, she can whip me with a whip if that's what turns her on

hey, scrawny. What's you talking about man. My guns are still the same size, just not much fat left on the old bod. Feels pretty good, you ought to give it a try

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scrawny... I resemble that remark...

[Magic]

LOL.......come on Eh Sey.......I have been lifting weights since YOU were 23 years old.

I mixed that with City League basketball........my name isn't Magic because I like pulling a rabbit out of a hat!



I am 50yrs old and you still look like you are my dad

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