Panthers draft prospect:

[Wp28]

WR Rashaun Woods scored an NCAA record 7 TD's yesterday.

 

[Shocker]

I saw that. You really have too be impressed with the amount of super quality WRs that could be available. It really sick.

1. Reggie Williams - WR - 6'4 - 215 - Washington
2. Roy Williams - WR - 6'4 - 210 - Texas
3. Michael Clayton - WR - 6-3 - 195 - LSU
4. Rashaun Woods - WR - 6'2 - 190 - Oklahoma State
5. Larry Fitzgerald - WR - Pittsburgh
6. Fred Gibson - WR - 6'4 - 205 - Georgia
7. Michael Jenkins - WR - 6'4 - 205 - Ohio State
8. Bernard Berrian - WR - 6'0 - 190 - Fresno State

Others - Lee Evans, Braylon Edwards, Darius Watts

 

[magnus]

could really do well with receivers. We really need to, badly.

I keep feeling that Roy is lower than Clayton, or at least lower than Woods, IMO. He just seems to be missing parts of his game - he makes mistakes running after the catch, he's fumbled some, he hesitates when challenged. I'm basing this off a certain number of controlled plays, and not a huge amount of plays, but they're still a bit concerning to me.

 

[Shocker]

Originally posted by magnus
could really do well with receivers. We really need to, badly.

I keep feeling that Roy is lower than Clayton, or at least lower than Woods, IMO. He just seems to be missing parts of his game - he makes mistakes running after the catch, he's fumbled some, he hesitates when challenged. I'm basing this off a certain number of controlled plays, and not a huge amount of plays, but they're still a bit concerning to me.

I'm gonna agree with magnus here. Roy doesn't play physical for a guy his size and he seems a bit frail and might be injuried a lot in the pros. That said, he is probably the fastest of the WRs and his deep speed alone makes him a very attractive weapon.

Woods is a better player than his measurables indicate. He has a slight build and isn't a blazer but I'd expect him to be a tremedous weapon anyway. He just knows the WR position and catches everything thrown near him.

Clayton is underated at this point. He does more for your team than just WR and is a big, strong, fast WR with great competiveness. He backs down from no one and should be a great #2 WR, if not a #1 go to guy.

Reggie Williams is the whole package and his size, speed and just flat out awesome WR skills make him a possible top 2 pick.

Gibson is super explosive too, and he is a bigtime sleeper.

 

[hasbeen99]

Originally posted by Shocker
8. Bernard Berrian - WR - 6'0 - 190 - Fresno State

Local radio heads are saying this week that Berrian isn't the same game breaker he was 2 seasons ago before his knee injury. Of course, if we didn't have an OL full of sophomores and a QB that was true D1 caliber, Berrian might be looking a lot better.

Regardless, he's still a very dangerous returner. Not many punters so far have been willing to kick to him. Reminds me a LOT of a 6' skinny Steve Smith on kick returns.

 

[rake]

I already went out on this limb last year but I will inch farther out there –
Rashaun Woods = The closest thing to Rice since . . . uh, Rice.

I have wanted Woods here since I thought he might enter last years draft. I’m glad he didn’t because we would have skipped him. Next year the problem will be that he probably won't drop to where we pick.(

 

[mathmajors]

Take the safety from Miami.

 

[Reznor]

Originally posted by mathmajors
Take the safety from Miami.

No way, corner like Derrick Strait or one of these bad ass recievers that isn't named Roy Williams. If we take a safety, we need a free safety and Brandon Everage is the kind of guy we need.

My top 5 WR:

1. Rashaun Woods
2. Reggie Williams
3. Michael Jenkins
4. Michael Clayton
5. Devard Darling

 

[SincereNCinMD]

Originally posted by Shocker
I saw that. You really have too be impressed with the amount of super quality WRs that could be available. It really sick.


5. Larry Fitzgerald - WR - Pittsburgh

He's only a true soph so its another year before he's in the draft.

 

[Shocker]

Originally posted by mathmajors
Take the safety from Miami.

Personally I like both Sean Taylor (FS) from Miami and Sean Jones (FS) from Georgia both better than Everage. Everage lacks the size and doesn't have the upside either of the other two.

Sean Taylor is huge for a FS and has a ridiculous upside. I think Sean Jones of Ga is the best defensive back I have seen in college football this year. He is just a super athlete with size (6-2 210+), with speed and already has 3 ints on the year. He is an all around playmaker and only a junior.

Oh, and Clarett might just change that rule anyway. Fitzgerald going pro isn't likely, but isn't out of the question if that rule changes.