Gert T 0 Report post Posted January 24, 2004 If Rashun Woods does not go at the end of the first round he is going to make some team VERY happy with the first two or three picks in round two. Teams aren't enamored because of his size, but the guy is a playmaker. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bored 0 Report post Posted January 24, 2004 Senior Bowl is today at 5 PM EST/2 PM PST on ESPN. Eli Manning and Roy Williams aren't in the game but Mel Kiper and his hair will be there so will be plenty of draft discussion. Here are the players who did choose to play. South Roster Coaching staff: San Diego Chargers (Marty Schottenheimer) No. Pos. Name Ht. Wt. School 1 DB Keiwan Ratliff 5-10 175 Florida 2 DB Bruce Thornton 5-10 197 Georgia 3 DB Nathan Vasher 5-9 178 Texas 3 RB Cedric Cobbs 6-0 221 Arkansas 5 DB Greg Brooks 5-10 175 Southern Miss 6 RB Greg Jones 6-2 251 Florida State 7 QB J.P. Losman 6-2 212 Tulane 8 QB Matt Schaub 6-5 244 Virginia 9 WR Devery Henderson 5-11 190 LSU 11 WR Justin Jenkins 6-1 210 Mississippi State 17 QB Philip Rivers 6-5 225 NC State 19 WR Ernest Wilford 6-3 221 Virginia Tech 20 DB Madieu Williams 6-0 190 Maryland 21 RB Shaud Williams 5-8 180 Alabama 22 RB Derrick Pope 6-0 233 Alabama 23 DB Keith Smith 5-11 182 McNeese State 24 LB Rod Davis 6-2 241 Southern Miss 26 RB Mewelde Moore 5-10 206 Tulane 28 DB Etric Pruitt 6-0 190 Southern Miss 29 DB Gus Scott 5-10 190 Florida 43 DL Dave Ball 6-5 272 UCLA 44 K Brent Smith 5-10 202 Mississippi State 45 RB Brandon Johnson 5-10 228 Auburn 51 LB Daryl Smith 6-2 235 Georgia Tech 52 LB Keyaron Fox 6-2 223 Georgia Tech 54 LB Dontarrious Thomas 6-2 232 Auburn 55 DL Tommy Kelly 6-6 293 Mississippi State 56 OL Sean Locklear 6-4 303 NC State 57 DL Bobby McCray 6-6 245 Florida 58 LB Michael Boulware 6-2 226 Florida State 60 OL Bo Lacy 6-4 398 Alabama 64 OL Jake Grove 6-3 302 Virginia Tech 66 OL Scott Wells 6-2 302 Tennessee 68 OL Travelle Wharton 6-4 312 South Carolina 72 OL Stephen Peterman 6-3 321 LSU 73 OL Alan Reuber 6-6 312 Texas A&M 76 OL Jeb Terry 6-5 311 North Carolina 77 DL Rodney Leisle 6-3 288 UCLA 79 OL Max Starks 6-7 340 Florida 80 P Donnie Jones 6-2 218 LSU 82 WR Jerricho Cotchery 6-0 197 NC State 83 DL Nathaniel Adibi 6-3 255 Virginia Tech 84 WR Triandos Luke 5-11 190 Alabama 86 TE Ronnie Ghent 6-3 235 Louisville 89 TE Ben Watson 6-3 253 Georgia 92 DL DeMarco McNeil 6-1 301 Auburn 93 DL Chad Lavalais 6-2 294 LSU 95 DL Darnell Dockett 6-2 280 Florida State North Roster Coaching staff: Cincinnati Bengals (Marvin Lewis) No. Pos. Name Ht. Wt. School 00 DL Travis LaBoy 6-4 253 Hawaii 1 DB Joey Thomas 6-1 187 Montana State 2 DB Derrick Strait 5-11 190 Oklahoma 3 QB Cody Pickett 6-4 220 Washington 4 WR James Newson 6-0 208 Oregon State 5 QB Josh Harris 6-1 226 Bowling Green 6 LB Grant Wiley 6-0 229 West Virginia 7 QB John Navarre 6-6 235 Michigan 9 DB Stuart Schweigert 6-1 211 Purdue 11 LB Teddy Lehman 6-1 240 Oklahoma 12 WR Michael Jenkins 6-4 213 Ohio State 14 DB Brandon Everage 5-11 190 Oklahoma 15 DL Shaun Phillips 6-3 254 Purdue 18 LB Bryan Hickman 6-1 228 Kansas State 19 P Kyle Larson 6-0 207 Nebraska 20 DB Ricardo Colclough 5-11 186 Tusculum 21 DB Jeremy LeSueur 6-1 200 Michigan 22 RB Julius Jones 5-10 205 Notre Dame 25 DB Rich Gardner 5-10 185 Penn State 27 RB Tatum Bell 5-11 204 Oklahoma State 32 RB Michael Turner 5-10 228 Northern Illinois 34 LB Niko Koutouvides 6-3 235 Purdue 35 LB Courtney Watson 6-1 242 Notre Dame 36 WR Maurice Brown 6-2 216 Iowa 43 RB Lousaka Polite 6-0 245 Pittsburgh 44 RB Thomas Tapeh 6-1 240 Minnesota 47 LB Demorrio Williams 6-0 212 Nebraska 48 DL Isaac Sopoaga 6-3 315 Hawaii 53 OL Nick Leckey 6-6 310 Kansas State 54 DL Tim Anderson 6-3 302 Ohio State 60 DL Darrell Campbell 6-3 294 Notre Dame 63 OL Nick Hardwick 6-4 283 Purdue 67 OL Kirk Chambers 6-6 314 Stanford 69 OL Brian Rimpf 6-6 318 East Carolina 71 OL Shane Olivea 6-3 335 Ohio State 73 OL Shane Bubin 6-6 303 Illinois 74 OL Jacob Bell 6-4 292 Miami (Ohio) 76 OL Alex Stepanovich 6-3 295 Ohio State 77 OL Adrian Clark 6-4 334 Ohio State 81 WR Johnnie Morant 6-4 221 Syracuse 83 WR Keary Colbert 6-0 203 USC 86 TE Kris Wilson 6-2 239 Pittsburgh 89 TE Chris Cooley 6-3 252 Utah State 91 DL Antonio Smith 6-4 260 Oklahoma State 92 DL Jordan Carstens 6-6 306 Iowa State 95 K Nate Kaeding 6-0 181 Iowa 98 DL Dwan Edwards 6-3 305 Oregon State Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
the pinjockey 0 Report post Posted January 24, 2004 I bet the Texans have to feel pretty shitty now. Since they gave up their second round pick this year to take Tony Hollings in the supplemental draft last summer and ended up having Dominick Davis play great. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lomasmoney 0 Report post Posted January 25, 2004 Perry is nothing better than a 2nd round pick at best. Jackson would be Amazing with the Pats next year. Have you seen Perry play at all, he is the most complete back in the draft and suits New Englands offense. He can catch the ball out the backfield, he has size, he's a workhorse(51 carries vs Michigan State), and he can block. Jones and Jackson may be better backs in the open field and for big plays but Perry overall is the best running back on the board Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Damaramu 0 Report post Posted January 25, 2004 How was the Senior Bowl? I had to go to the Chinese New Year celebration so I missed it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Flyboy Report post Posted January 25, 2004 Perry is nothing better than a 2nd round pick at best. Jackson would be Amazing with the Pats next year. Have you seen Perry play at all, he is the most complete back in the draft and suits New Englands offense. He can catch the ball out the backfield, he has size, he's a workhorse(51 carries vs Michigan State), and he can block. Jones and Jackson may be better backs in the open field and for big plays but Perry overall is the best running back on the board Kevin Jones (the best back in the draft), Steven Jackson, and Greg Jones will all probably go before Chris Perry. Sorry to burst your bubble. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Damaramu 0 Report post Posted January 25, 2004 What I want to know is.....how do Oklahoma's players play on the North squad??? I mean.......Oklahoma is in the southern region of the US and even if we were going on conference.....OU is in the Big XII South! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Salacious Crumb Report post Posted January 25, 2004 Perry is nothing better than a 2nd round pick at best. Jackson would be Amazing with the Pats next year. Have you seen Perry play at all, he is the most complete back in the draft and suits New Englands offense. He can catch the ball out the backfield, he has size, he's a workhorse(51 carries vs Michigan State), and he can block. Jones and Jackson may be better backs in the open field and for big plays but Perry overall is the best running back on the board Kevin Jones (the best back in the draft), Steven Jackson, and Greg Jones will all probably go before Chris Perry. Sorry to burst your bubble. Greg Jones? Yeah right. He'll be lucky to even have a job by the end of the 2nd round. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Flyboy Report post Posted January 25, 2004 Weren't you saying that Kevin Jones was not going to go before Perry? How quickly you changed that theory. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vern Gagne 0 Report post Posted January 25, 2004 I think Micheal Turner will suprise people. He'd be a nice 2nd or 3rd round choice for someone. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Salacious Crumb Report post Posted January 25, 2004 Weren't you saying that Kevin Jones was not going to go before Perry? How quickly you changed that theory. He still might. All this speculation is pretty pointless until the combines in a few months. That's when stocks rise and fall. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gert T 0 Report post Posted January 27, 2004 I bet the Texans have to feel pretty shitty now. Since they gave up their second round pick this year to take Tony Hollings in the supplemental draft last summer and ended up having Dominick Davis play great. Amen, in hindsight that looks dumb, I guess the best they can hope for is that Hollings turns out good enough to be worth that second round pick. With the lifespan of RB's in the league, it may not be bad, but does look bone-headed now. And as of right now I see Perry going third for RB's behind Jones & Jackson. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vern Gagne 0 Report post Posted January 27, 2004 Damn It. The Gophers might lose their best recruit, too Nebraska. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
