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This is a Value Board not a projection of where these players will go in the draft. This is where a player’s draft grade places him in this draft but depth at the position and needs of teams will dictate a great deal of whom is taken where and at what spot.
The number in ( ) next to each round is the number of overall players given grades that correlate to that specific round. For example, I have given first round grades to only 24 players. Obviously 32 will be drafted in the first round, which means that in my evaluations 8 second round value players will be taken in the first round. This is important to determine where the strengths and soft sports are in each draft.
ACC Teams:
1. North Carolina 4
2. Virginia 4
3. Florida State 3
4. Georgia Tech 3
5. North Carolina State 2
6. Maryland 2
7. Clemson 0
8. Duke 0
First Round Value (24)
1. DE Julius Peppers – North Carolina
2. DT Ryan Sims – North Carolina
Second Round Value (39)
3. WR Javon Walker – Florida State
4. MLB Levar Fisher – North Carolina State
5. OC Melvin Fowler – Maryland
Third Round Value (32)
6. FS Brain Williams – North Carolina State
7. OLB David Thornton – North Carolina
Fourth Round Value (34)
8. SS Chris Hope – Florida State
9. OLB Nick Rogers – Georgia Tech
Fifth Round Value (41)
10. WR Kelly Campbell – Georgia Tech
11. WR Atrews Bell – Florida State
Sixth Round Value (46)
12. DT Charles Hill – Maryland
13. TE Chris Luzar – Virginia
Seventh Round Value (55)
14. WR John Stone – Wake Forest
15. OG Jermese Jones – Virginia
16. OG Michael Collins – Wake Fores
t 17. DT Monsato Pope – Virginia
18. OLB John Duckett – Virginia
19. ILB Quincy Monk – North Carolina
20. SS Chris Young – Georgia Tech
This is a Value Board not a projection of where these players will go in the draft. This is where a player’s draft grade places him in this draft but depth at the position and needs of teams will dictate a great deal of whom is taken where and at what spot.
The number in ( ) next to each round is the number of overall players given grades that correlate to that specific round. For example, I have given first round grades to only 24 players. Obviously 32 will be drafted in the first round, which means that in my evaluations 8 second round value players will be taken in the first round. This is important to determine where the strengths and soft sports are in each draft.
ACC Teams:
1. North Carolina 4
2. Virginia 4
3. Florida State 3
4. Georgia Tech 3
5. North Carolina State 2
6. Maryland 2
7. Clemson 0
8. Duke 0
First Round Value (24)
1. DE Julius Peppers – North Carolina
2. DT Ryan Sims – North Carolina
Second Round Value (39)
3. WR Javon Walker – Florida State
4. MLB Levar Fisher – North Carolina State
5. OC Melvin Fowler – Maryland
Third Round Value (32)
6. FS Brain Williams – North Carolina State
7. OLB David Thornton – North Carolina
Fourth Round Value (34)
8. SS Chris Hope – Florida State
9. OLB Nick Rogers – Georgia Tech
Fifth Round Value (41)
10. WR Kelly Campbell – Georgia Tech
11. WR Atrews Bell – Florida State
Sixth Round Value (46)
12. DT Charles Hill – Maryland
13. TE Chris Luzar – Virginia
Seventh Round Value (55)
14. WR John Stone – Wake Forest
15. OG Jermese Jones – Virginia
16. OG Michael Collins – Wake Fores
t 17. DT Monsato Pope – Virginia
18. OLB John Duckett – Virginia
19. ILB Quincy Monk – North Carolina
20. SS Chris Young – Georgia Tech
