After the NFL Combine and numerous Pro-Day workouts, Scout Inc. has reordered it's top 32 Draft Prospects and there are some changes at the top. To see the order go to http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft.
Once again, the top player in this draft, Aaron Curry LB, might not be chosen first and in my opinion thats a good thing. Detroit has taken at least three LB's high in the past (Ted Lehman from OU, Ernie Sims from FSU, and Jordan Dizon from Colorado) and seen little results. However, the verdict is still out on Dizon who enters his second season. All in all Detroit would not be a good fit for Curry. I could really see him stand out in KC at pick 3 where he could team up with former 1st round LB pick Derrick Johnson who could mentor him with what it takes to tranisition from a college star to a good pro LB.
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Which of the 2009 NFL Draft Prospects will turn out to be some of the best of all time, and which will be some of the biggest busts off all time?
Seriously Schreck, what do you think Derrick Johnson has done in the past 3 years to warrant himself being a model for Curry? Johnson has done okay, but expectations for Curry are much higher!
ReplyDeleteCheck out his profile at the Chiefs homepage, http://www.kcchiefs.com/player/derrick_johnson/. Please tell me these numbers aren't noteworthy. Even though he hasn't been one of the best LB's in the league, he is sure setting himself up for a breakthrough season in a year or two. Don't hate on him just because his Longhorns beat up on your Wolverines in the 2005 Rose Bowl!
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