TE Rankings Week 2

1. Rob Gronkowski (New England)
2. Jason Witten (Dallas)
3. Tyler Eifert (Cincinnatti)
4. Austin Seferian-Jenkins (Tampa Bay)
5. Travis Kelce (Kansas City)
6. Eric Ebron (Detroit)
7. Delanie Walker (Tennessee)
8. Jordan Cameron (Miami)
9. Heath Miler (Pittsburgh)
10. Charles Clay (Buffalo)
11. Jordan Reed (Washington)
12. Jimmy Graham (Seattle)
13. Martellus Bennett (Chicago)
14. Larry Donnell (New York Giants)
15. Vernon Davis (San Francisco)
16. Greg Olsen (Carolina)
17. Dwayne Allen (Indianapolis)

QB Fantasy Rankings Week 2

1. Tom Brady (New England)
2. Tony Romo (Dallas)
3. Carson Palmer (Arizona)
4. Marcus Mariota (Tennessee)
5. Drew Brees (New Orleans)
6. Matt Ryan (Atlanta)
7. Sam Bradford (Philadelphia)
8. Ben Roethleinsburger (Pittsburgh)
9. Matthew Stafford (Detroit)
10. Phillip Rivers (San Diego)
11. Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay)
12. Ryan Tannehill (Miami)
13. Andrew Luck (Indianapolis)
14. Eli Manning (New York Giants)
15. Joe Flacco (Baltimore)
16. Teddy Bridgewater (Minnesotta)
17. Russell Wilson (Seattle)
18. Peyton Manning (Denver)
19. Cam Newton (Carolina)

NFL Week 2 Prediction

Season: 9-7

Broncos over Chiefs
Bills over Patriots

Bears over Cardinals

Bengals over Chargers

Browns over Titans

Vikings over Lions

Saints over Buccaneers

Falcons over Giants

Steelers over 49ers

Rams over Redskins

Panthers over Texans

Ravens over Raiders

Dolphins over Jaguars

Eagles over Cowboys

Packers over Seahawks

Colts over Jets

DEF Rankings Week 1

1. New York Jets
2. Carolina Panthers
3. Miami Dolphins
4. Seattle Seahawks
5. Tennessee Titans
6. Houston Texans
7. New England Patriots
8. Denver Broncos
9. Philadelphia Eagles
10. Arizona Cardinals
11. Buffalo Bills
12. St. Louis Rams

K Rankings Week 1

1. Stephen Gostkowski (New England)
2. Mason Crosby (Green Bay)
3. Dan Bailey (Dallas)
4. Zach Hocker (New Orleans)
5. Cody Parkey (Philadelphia)
6. Matt Bryant (Atlanta)
7. Brandon McManus (Denver)
8. Adam Vinateri (Indianapolis)
9. Matt Prater (Detroit)
10. Steven Hauschuka (Seattle)
11. Justin Tucker (Baltimore)
12. Dan Carpenter (Buffalo)

TE Rankings Week 1

1. Rob Gronkowski (New England)
2. Greg Olsen (Carolina)
3. Jason Witten (Dallas)
4. Larry Donnell (New York Giants)
5. Delanie Walker (Tennessee)
6. Martellus Bennett (Chicago)
7. Travis Kelce (Kansas City)
8. Heath Miller (Pittsburgh)
9. Jimmy Graham (Seattle)
10. Tyler Eifert (Cinncinatti)
11. Jordan Cameron (Miami)
12. Jordan Reed (Washington)
13. Dwayne Allen (Indianapolis)
14. Zach Ertz (Philadelphia)
15. Charles Clay (Buffalo)
16. Owen Daniels (Denver)
17. Vernon Davis (San Francisco)

WR Rankings Week 1

1. Jarvis Landry (Miami)
2. Julio Jones (Atlanta)
3. Randall Cobb (Green Bay)
4. Antonio Brown (Pittsburgh)
5. Odell Beckham Jr. (New York Giants)
6. Dez Bryant (Dallas)
7. Calvin Johnson (Detroit)
8. Julian Edelman (New England)
9. Markus Wheaton (Pittsburgh)
10. Demaryius Thomas (Denver)
11. AJ Green (Cinncinatti)
12. Kennan Allen (San Diego)
13. Danny Ambendola (New England)
14. Brandin Cooks (New Orleans)
15. TY Hilton (Indianapolis)
16. Jordan Matthews (Philadelphia)
17. Alshon Jeffery (Chicago)
18. Ted Ginn Jr. (Carolina)
19. Vincent Jackson (Tampa Bay)
20. Emmanuel Sanders (Denver)
21. Andre Roberts (Washington)
22. Golden Tate (Detroit)
23. Allen Robinson (Jacksonville)
24. Tyler Lockett (Seattle)
25. DeAndre Hopkins (Houston)
26. Roddy White (Atlanta)
27. Percy Harvin (Buffalo)
28. DeSean Jackson (Washington)
29. Amari Cooper (Oakland)
30. Mike Evans (Tampa Bay)
31. Steve Smith Sr (Baltimore)
32. Brandon Marshall (New York Jets)
33. Jeremy Maclin (Kansas City)
34. Andre Johnson (Indianapolis)
35. Sammy Watkins (Buffalo)
36. Anquan Boldin (San Francisco)
37. Nelson Alghor (Philadelphia)
38. Eric Decker (New York Jets)
39. Pierre Garcon (Washington)
40. Josh Brown (Arizona)
41. Kendall Wright (Tennessee)
42. Stevie Johnson (San Diego)
43. Torrey Smith (San Francisco)
44. Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona)
45. Marques Colston (New Orleans)
46. Allen Hurns (Jacksonville)
47.  Davante Adams (Green Bay)
48. Eddie Royal (Chicago)

HB Rankings Week 1

1. Eddie Lacy (Green Bay)
2. CJ Anderson (Denver)
3. Jeremy Hill (Cincinnatti)
4. LeSean McCoy (Buffalo)
5. Adrian Peterson (Minessotta)
6. Benny Cunningham (St. Louis)
7. Matt Forte (Chicago)
8. Lamar Miller (Miami)
9. DeMarco Murray (Philadelphia)
10. Jamaal Charles (Kansas City)
11. Andre Ellington (Arizona)
12. Frank Gore (Indianapolis)
13. Carlos Hyde (San Francisco)
14. Justin Forsett (Baltimore)
15. Ameer Abdullah (Detroit)
16. Marshawn Lynch (Seattle)
17. Mark Ingram (New Orleans)
18. Johnathan Stewart (Carolina)
19. Tevin Coleman (Atlanta)
20. Latavius Murray (Oakland)
21. Chris Ivory (New York Jets)
22. Dion Lewis (New England)
23. Alfred Morris (Washington)
24. Alfred Blue (Houston)
25. Melvin Gordon (San Diego)
26. TJ Yeldon (Jacksonville)
27. Knile Davis (Kansas City)
28. Giovani Bernard (Cinncinatti)
29. Doug Martin (Tampa Bay)
30. Dexter McCluster (Tennessee)
31. Joseph Randle (Dallas)
32. Isaiah Crowell (Cleveland)
33. Rashad Jennings (New York Giants)
34. Devonta Freeman (Atlanta)
35. Darren Sproles (Philadelphia)
36. Danny Woodhead (San Diego)
37. Ryan Mathews (Philadelphia)
38. Denard Robinson (Jacksonville)
39. Darren McFadden (Dallas)
40. Reggie Bush (San Francisco)
41. Matt Jones (Washington)
42. Joique Bell (Detroit)
43. Shane Vereen (New York Giants)
44. Bishop Sankey (Tennessee)
45. Duke Johnson Jr. (Cleveland)

QB Rankings Week 1

1. Matt Ryan (Atlanta)
2. Tom Brady (New England)
3. Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay)
4. Tony Romo (Dallas)
5. Ryan Tannehill (Miami)
6. Eli Manning (New York Giants)
7. Drew Brees (New Orleans)
8. Ben Roethleinsburger (Pittsburgh)
9. Andrew Luck (Indianapolis)
10. Cam Newton (Carolina)
11. Sam Bradford (Philadelphia)
12. Peyton Manning (Denver)
13. Matthew Stafford (Detroit)
14. Jameis Winston (Tampa Bay)
15. Phillip Rivers (San Diego)
16. Russell Wilson (Seattle)
17. Teddy Bridgewater (Minessotta)
18. Joe Flacco (Baltimore)
19. Derek Carr (Oakland)

NFL Week 1 Predictions

Patriots over Steelers

Packers over Bears

Texans over Chiefs

Jets over Browns

Bills over Colts

Redskins over Dolphins

Panthers over Jaguars

Seahawks over Rams

Saints over Cardinals

Lions over Chargers

Buccaneers over Titans

Bengals over Raiders

Broncos over Ravens

Cowboys over Giants

Falcons over Eagles

Vikings over 49ers

NFL Postseason 2015 Prediction 2.0

Seahawks	v	Buccaneers		Eagles	v	Vikings
	Seahawks				Vikings
Colts	v	Bills		Jets	v	Steelers
	Bills				Steelers
Packers	v	Vikings		Saints	v	Seahawks
	Packers				Seahawks
Broncos	v	Bills		Bengals	v	Steelers
	Bills				Steelers
Packers	v	Seahawks		Steelers	v	Bills
	Packers				Steelers
		Packers	v	Steelers
			Packers

NFL 2015 Regular Season Prediction 2.0

Eagles	8	8	4		Jets	13	3	4
Cowboys	7	9			Bills	11	5	6
Redskins	7	9			Patriots	8	8
Giants	4	12			Dolphins	4	12
Saints	13	3	2		Colts	13	3	3
Buccaneers	10	6	6		Texans	9	7
Falcons	7	9			Titans	7	9
Panthers	3	13			Jaguars	0	16
Packers	16	0	1		Bengals	14	2	2
Vikings	10	6	5		Steelers	11	5	5
Lions	9	7			Ravens	5	11
Bears	5	11			Browns	2	14
Seahawks	12	4	3		Broncos	15	1	1
Rams	10	6			Chargers	8	8
Cardinals	5	11			Chiefs	6	10
49ers	5	11			Raiders	0	16

TE Fantasy Rankings 2015

1. Rob Gronkowski (New England)

2. Jimmy Graham (Seattle)

3. Greg Olsen (Carolina)

4. Travis Kelce (Kansas City)

5. Martellus Bennett (Chicago)

6. Julius Thomas (Jacksonville)

7. Jason Witten (Dallas)

8. Zach Ertz (Philadelphia)

9. Jordan Cameron (Miami)

10. Delanie Walker (Tennessee)

11. Owen Daniels (Denver)

12. Vernon Davis (San Francisco)

WR Fantasy Rankings 2015

1. Antonio Brown (Pittsburgh)

2. Demaryius Thomas (Denver)

3. Odel Beckham Jr. (New York Giants)

4. Julio Jones (Atlanta)

5. Dez Bryant (Dallas)

6. Calvin Johnson (Detroit)

7. Jordy Nelson (Green Bay)

8. AJ Green (Cincinatti)

9. Randall Cobb (Green Bay)

10. Alshon Jeffery (Chicago)

11. TY Hilton (Indianapolis)

12. Mike Evans (Tampa Bay)

13. Emmanuel Sanders (Denver)

14. DeAndre Hopkins (Houston)

15. Kelvin Benjamin (Carolina)

16. Julian Edelman (New England)

17. Brandon Cooks (New Orleans)

18. Kennan Allen (San Diego)

19. Jordan Matthews (Philadelphia)

20. Jarvis Landry (Miami)

21. Sammy Watkins (Buffalo)

22. Jeremy Maclin (Kansas City)

23. Brandon Marshall (New York Jets)

24. Golden Tate (Detroit)

25. Amari Cooper (Oakland)

26. Andre Johnson (Indianapolis)

27. Vincent Jackson (Tampa Bay)

28. DeSean Jackson (Washington)

29. Brandon LaFell (New England)

30. Eric Decker (New York Jets)

31. Roddy White (Atlanta)

32. Michael Floyd (Arizona)

33. Allen Robinson (Jacksonville)

34. Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona)

35. Torrey Smith (San Francisco)

36. Steve Smith Jr. (Baltimore)

37. Anquan Boldin (San Francisco)

38. Martavius Bryant (Pittsburgh)

39. Mike Wallace (Minnesotta)

40. Pierre Garçon (Washington)

41. Kendall Wright (Tennessee)

42. DeVante Parker (Miami)

43. Nelson Alghor (Philadelphia)

44. Charles Johnson (Minnesotta)

45. Victor Cruz (New York Giants)

46. Josh Brown (Arizona)

47. Percy Harvin (Buffalo)

48. Michael Crabtree (Oakland)

49. Coradelle Patterson (Minnesotta)

50. Dwayne Bowe (Cleveland)

HB Fantasy Rankings 2015

1. Adrian Peterson (Minnesotta)

2. Matt Forte (Chicago)

3. Jamaal Charles (Kansas City)

4. Arian Foster (Houston)

5. Eddie Lacy (Green Bay)

6. LeSean McCoy (Buffalo)

7. Marshwan Lynch (Seattle)

8. LeVeon Bell (Pittsburgh)

9. CJ Anderson (Denver)

10. DeMarco Murray (Philadelphia)

11. Justin Forsett (Baltimore)

12. Jeremy Hill (Cincinatti)

13. Andre Ellington (Arizona)

14. Alfred Morris (Washington)

15. Carlos Hyde (San Francisco)

16. Melvin Gordon (San Diego)

17. Joique Bell (Detroit)

18. Frank Gore (Indianapolis)

19. Latavius Murray (Oakland)

20. Johnathan Stewart (Carolina)

21. Lamar Miller (Miami)

22. TJ Yeldon (Jacksonville)

23. Todd Gurley (St. Louis)

24. Joseph Randle (Dallas)

25. Chris Ivory (New York Jets)

26. Tevin Coleman (Atlanta)

27. Darren Sproles (Philadelphia)

QB Fantasy Rankings 2015

1. Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay)

2. Andrew Luck (Indianapolis)

3. Drew Brees (New Orleans)

4. Peyton Manning (Denver)

5. Russel Wilson (Seattle)

6. Cam Newton (Carolina)

7. Matt Ryan (Atlanta)

8. Tony Romo (Dallas)

9. Ryan Tannehill (Miami)

10. Matthew Stafford (Detroit)

11. Ben Roethleinsburger (Pittsburgh)

12. Phillip Rivers (San Diego)

13. Teddy Bridgewater (Minnesotta)

14. Eli Manning (New York)

15. Colin Kaepernick (San Francisco)

16. Sam Bradford (Philadelphia)

17. Carson Palmer (Arizona)

18. Jay Cutler (Chicago)

19. Joe Flacco (Baltimore)

20. Andy Dalton (Cincinnati)

21. Derek Carr (Oakland)

22. Nick Foles (St. Louis)

23. Alex Smith (Kansas City)

NFL Postseason 2015 1.0 Prediction

Seahawks	v	Rams		Eagles	v	Vikings
	Seahawks				Eagles
Jets	v	Bills		Texans	v	Steelers
	Bills				Steelers
Packers	v	Eagles		Saints	v	Seahawks
	Packers				Saints
Broncos	v	Bills		Bengals	v	Steelers
	Bills				Steelers
Packers	v	Saints		Steelers	v	Bills
	Packers				Steelers
		Packers	v	Steelers
			Packers

NFL Regular Season 2015 Prediction 1.0

Eagles	8	8	4		3Jets	14	2
Cowboys	7	9			6Bills	11	5
Redskins	7	9			Patriots	8	8
Giants	4	12			Dolphins	5	11
Saints	14	2	2		4Texans	13	3
Buccaneers	9	7			Titans	8	8
Falcons	8	8			Colts	5	11
Panthers	3	13			Jaguars	0	16
Packers	16	0	1		2Bengals	14	2
Vikings	10	6	5		5Steelers	11	5
Lions	9	7			Ravens	5	11
Bears	5	11			Browns	2	14
Seahawks	12	4	3		1Broncos	15	1
Rams	10	6	6		Chargers	8	8
Cardinals	5	11			Chiefs	6	10
49ers	5	11			Raiders	0	16

Mock Draft 2.0

1. Buccaneers: QB Jameis Winston (FSU)

2. Titans: DE Leonard Williams (USC)

3. Jaguars: DE Shane Ray (Missouri)

4. Raiders: WR Amari Cooper (Alabama)

5. Redskins: DE Vic Beasley (Clemson)

6. Eagles (From Jets): QB Marcus Mariota (Oregon)
7. Bears: DE Danny Shelton (Washington)
8. Falcons: LB Paul Dawson (TCU)
9. Giants: S Landron Collins (Alabama)
10. Rams: WR Kevin White (West Virginia)
11. Vikings: CB Trae Waynes (Michigan State)
12. Browns: WR Dorial Green-Beckham (Missouri)
13. Saints: OT La'el Collins (LSU)
14. Dolphins: OT Andrus Peat (Stanford)
15. 49ers: DE Bud Dupree (Kentucky)
16. Texans: DE Dante Fowler (Florida)
17. Chargers: DE Randy Gregory (Nerbraska)
18. Chiefs: OT Cedric Ogbuehi (Texas A&M)
19. Browns: OT Ereck Flowers (Miami)
20. Jets (From Eagles): P.J. Williams (FSU)
21. Bengals: OT TJ Clemmings (Pitt)
22. Steelers: OLB Eric Kendricks (UCLA)
23. Lions: DE Owamagbe Odighizuwa (UCLA)
24. Cardinals: OLB Malcom Brown (Texas)
25. Panthers: CB Kevin Johnson (Wake Forest)
26. Ravens: HB Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin)
27. Cowboys: DE Arik Armstead (Oregon)
28. Broncos: DE Eddie Goldman (FSU)
29. Colts: DE Jordan Phillips (Oklahoma)
30. Packers: CB Jalen Collins (LSU)
31. Saints: WR DeVante Parker (Louisville)
32. Patriots:WR Chris Conley (UGA)

Eagles and Jets Trade to Come?

News sources have reported today that a trade for the NFL Draft is very possible between the New York Jets and the Philadelphia Eagles. 

The idea of a trade comes to no surprise as most of the offseason the Eagles main story about the draft has been the possibility of trading up in order to secure QB Marcus Mariota. After trade for LB Kiko Alonso, HC Chip Kelly's style of picking players has been put in doubt as people have been referring to the Philadelphia Eagles as the Oregon Eagles instead after the 8 Oregon players currently on their squad. 

Who knows if Mariota will even drop to the Jets pick at #6? But if he does, the Eagles have a good chance at grabbing him.

McCoy for Alonso

As many have heard by now, the Philadelphia Eagles and Buffalo Bills have made a trade where HB LeSean McCoy will go to Buffalo for LB Kiko Alonso. 

HB LeSean McCoy is practically the face of the Eagles frachise. He led the league in rushing in 2013, but he declined in 2014 and got 1319 yards and only 5 rushing TDs. These numbers seem above average but his numbers were way low till 3/4s of the season was already over. HC Chip Kelly had been giving HB Darren Sproles most of the HB receiving role and gave HB Chris Polk the short yardage situations allowing it to make sense for McCoy to be dealt especially being owed 11.25 this season.

Kiko Alonso had a terrific year in 2013 and led the league in tackles with 159 tackles. Kiko Alonso in 2014 had a torn ACL and couldn't play this season leaving him with lots of question marks. If he's healthy, he could become the 2nd best LB in the league behind LB Luke Kuelchy of the Carolina Panthers. Alonso is also an Oregon Duck making him the 8th Oregon player in the Eagles organization because we all know Kelly sure loves his Ducks.

This trade allows the Bills to feel secure at HB for once rather than dealing with the battle between HBs CJ Spiller and Fred Jackson, and the Eagles are able to expand their LB core after already signing Green Bay Packers LB Brad Jones as well as the release of LB Trent Cole and possibly LB DeMeco Ryans.

The Bills are defenitley the winner in this trade after giving up a LB who they didn't need to have a half bad season last year and gain an explosive HB while the Eagles are left with many issues now with lack of a first down back.

2014 NFL Team MVPs

New England Patriots: QB Tom Brady

Miami Dolphins: QB Ryan Tannehill

New York Jets: The Water Boy

Buffalo Bills: WR SammyWatkins 

Pittsburgh Steelers: WR Antonio Brown

Baltimore Ravens: HB Justin Forsett

Cinccinatti Bengals: HB Jeremy Hill

Cleveland Browns: CB Joe Haden

Indianapolis Colts: QB Andrew Luck

Houston Texans: HB Arian Foster

Tennessee Titans: WR Kendall Wright

Jacksonville Jaguars: QB Blake Bortles

Denver Broncos: QB Peyton Manning

San Diego Chargers: QB Phillip Rivers

Oakland Raiders: S Charles Woodson

Kansas City Chiefs: HB Jamaal Charles

Seattle Seahawks: HB Marshwan Lynch

San Francisco 49ers: QB Colin Kaepernick

St Louis Rams: DE Robert Quinn

Arizona Cardinals: HB Andre Ellington

Green Bay Packers: WR Jordy Nelson

Detroit Lions: WR Calvin Johnson

Chicago Bears: WR Brandon Marshall

Minnesotta Vikings: QB Teddy Bridgewater

New Orleans Saints: QB Drew Brees

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: WR Mike Evans

Carolina Panthers: LB Luke Kuelchy

Atlanta Falcons: WR Julio Jones

Philadelphia Eagles: WR Jermey Maclin

New York Giants: WR Odel Beckham Jr.

Washington Redskins: WR Pierre Garçon

Dallas Cowboys: HB DeMarco Murray

QB Battle in Cleveland... Again

The NFL offseason has barely begun and we already facing a QB Battle for next season. QB Josh McCown vs QB Johnny Manziel. 

Josh McCown was recently signed to a 3 year deal with Cleveland and this will leave Browns fans wondering: who will be our QB? 

The Browns are a suffering franchise. Last season, they were led by QB Brian Hoyer who is now on the free agent market while also dealing with drug abuser WR Josh Gordon who is facing another year long suspension. The Browns are left with a new logo along with WRs Miles Austin and Andrew Hawkins both weak WR, but their two first round draft picks give easy oppurtunity to pick up a WR like DeVante Parker or Dorial Green-Beckham. The backfield suffers too with HBs Isiah Crowell and Terrance West who both put up less then outstanding numbers this past season. 

The times Manziel did play he suffered heavily. He could barely get points on the board for the Browns. McCown faced similar problems but he could at least throw the ball and played a successful season with the Chicago Bears in 2013. Manziel is young though and only played one season. Is he worth sitting on the bench yet again? 

The answer:

It doesn't matter. It really doesn't. The Browns team is too flawed for a QB to even run the offense. Unless the Browns do major work in this NFL draft and grab a solid WR or two AND a decent HB, they will have another season of failure to look forward too. If they can solidify their WR and HB core, McCown should start week 1. If not, give Manziel the wheels and let him crash the Browns franchise yet again. 

At this rate, he may just be another Tim Tebow.

The Controversy Starring Dez Bryant and DeMarco Murray

WR Dez Bryant and HB DeMarco Murray. Two of the best players at their positions. Both Cowboys. Both with expiring contracts. One faces some big off the field issues and one faces some big injury issues. If they have to sign one and release the other, who do they keep? Let's look at the facts. 

WR Dez Bryant: 6 ft 2 in, 220 lbs, 26 years old. In 2014, he got 88 receptions for 1320 yards and 16 touchdowns making him one of the best recievers in the NFL next to WR Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers and WR AJ Green of the Cinccinatti Bengals, but he is a big mouth player with many off the field issues including recent video released by TMZ of his mother talking to police about how he hurt her. 

On the otherside you have HB DeMarco Murray who is 6 feet tall, 217 lbs, and 27 years old. In 2014, he got 1845 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns. Murray though he has suffered many injuries on the field, but he had a massive amount of carries and suffered minimal injury and made it through all 16 games. 

If Dez Bryant left, QB Tony Romo would be left with WR Terrance Williams and WR John Beasley, and a clear possibility of the Cowboys targeting a WR in the draft instead of a highly needed DL. 

If Murray left, the Cowboys would be left with HB Lance Dunbar and HB Joseph Randle, and they could go after a HB like HB Melvin Gordon from Wisconin or HB Todd Gurley from Georgia. 

The choice hear is easy: Bryant. Tony Romo would not be the QB he was this season without Bryant. Romo relied on Lance Dunbar for his passing game to running backs mainly and will continue that role, Todd Gurley could become as good as DeMarco Murray and could be the next Eddie Lacy. Murray is too much of an injury risk and as horrific as Bryant's incident in 2011 was, it was 4 years ago and will hopefully be a nonissue. 

Murray will find another place to run a muck at such as the Jacksonville Jaguars, St Louis Rams, Minnesotta Vikings, or even the New England Patriots (shiver). 

Top 5 Rookies at Each Position

QB

1. Jameis Winston (FSU)

2. Marcus Mariota (Oregon)

3. Brett Hundley (UCLA)

4. Bryce Petty (Baylor)

5. Garrett Grayson (Colorado St.)

HB

1. Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin)

2. Jeremy Langford (Michigan St.)

3. Todd Gurley (UGA)

4. Tevin Coleman (Indiana)

5. Ameer Abdullah (Nerbraska)

WR

1. Amari Cooper (Alabama)

2. Kevin White (West Virginia)

3. Dorial Green-Beckham (Missouri)

T-4. DeVante Parker (Louisville)

T-4 Chris Conley (UGA)

C/G

1. Cameron Erving (FSU)

2. AJ Cann (South Carolina)

3. Brandon Scheriff (Iowa)

4. Tre' Jackson (FSU) 

5. Ali Marpet (Hobart & William Smith)

T 

1. La'el Collins (LSU)

T-2. Andrus Peat (Stanford)

T-2. Cedric Ogbuehi (Texas A&M)

4. Ereck Flowers (Miami)

T-5. TJ Clemmings (Pitt)

T-5. DJ Humphries (Florida)

TE

1. Clive Walford (Miami)

2. MyCole Pruitt (Southern Illonis)

3. Nick O'Leary (FSU)

4. Maxx Williams (Minnessota)

5. Gerald Christian (Louisville) 

DL

1. Leonard Williams (USC)

2. Danny Shelton (Washington)

3. Owamagbe Odighizuwa (UCLA)

4. Malcom Brown (Texas) 

5. Arik Armstead (Oregon) 

Edge Rusher

1. Shane Ray (Missouri)

2. Vic Beasley (Clemson)

3. Bud Dupree (Kentucky)

4. Dante Fowler Jr. (Florida)

5. Randy Gregory (Nerbraska)

LB

1. Paul Dawson (TCU)

2. Eric Kendricks (UCLA)

3. Davis Tull (Tennessee-Chattanooga)

T-4. Benardrick McKinney (Miss State)

T-4. Stephone Anthony (Clemson)

CB

1. Trae Waynes (Michigan State)

2. PJ Williams (FSU)

T-3. Kevin Johnson (Wake Forest)

T-3. Jalen Collins (LSU)

5. Bryon Jones (Conneticut)

S

1. Landron Collins (Alabama)

2. Kurtis Drummond (Michigan St.)

3. Derron Smith (Fresno St.)

4. Jaquiski Tartt (Samford)

5. Justin Cox (Miss St.)

Pre Combine NFL Draft 1.0

1. Buccaneers: DL Leonard Williams

2. Titans: QB Jameis Winston

3. Jaguars: HB Melvin Gordon

4. Raiders: OLB Dante Fowler

5. Redskins: OLB Randy Gregory

6. Jets: QB Marcus Mariota

7. Bears: OLB Shane Ray

8. Falcons: CB Trae Wayne

9. Giants: G Brandon Schreiff

10. Rams: HB Todd Gurley

11. Vikings: HB Ameer Abdullah

12. Browns: DL Danny Shelton

13. Saints: OLB Vic Beasley

14. Dolphins: T TJ Clemmings

15. 49ers: T Andrus Peat

16. Texans: WR Kevin White

17. Chargers: T La'el Collins

18. Chiefs: WR Amari Cooper

19. Browns: WR DeVante Parker

20. Eagles: S Landron Collins

21. Bengals: LB Shaq Thompson

22. Steelers: DL Malcom Brown

23. Lions: CB Marcus Peters

24. Cardinals: DL Arik Armstead

25. Panthers: CB Jalen Collins

26. Ravens: T Ereck Flowers

27. Cowboys: DL Jordan Phillips

28. Broncos: DL Eddie Goldman

29. Colts: T Chris Ogbuechi

30. Packers: ILB Paul Dawson

31. Seahawks: T DJ Humphries

32. Patriots: HB Duke Johnson