Top 10 I-AA WRs For 2007 Draft

[TexasTerror]

Here's a list of the top 10 I-AA Wide Recievers heading into the NFL draft as of 10/13. You'll note that Robinson, Ball, Tolbert and Kays are the four that are seen on the draft board as of this point. Things can obviously change as we get closer to the draft. No 40 time on Fuselier...

1 Robinson, Laurent Illinois State 2-3 6-2 195 4.46
2 Ball, David New Hampshire 4 6-1 195 4.59
3 Tolbert, Henry Grambling State 5 5-11 202 4.49
4 Kays, Tony Cal Davis 7-FA 6-1 190 4.56
5 Timmons, Tyrone Mississippi Valley State 6-3 210 4.58
6 Fairooz, Aaron Central Arkansas 6-6 215 4.54
7 McDaniel, Marquay Hampton 5-11 195 4.51
8 Faulkner, Dereck Hampton 6-4 225 4.55
9 Birkel, Andy Northern Colorado 6-2 195 4.54
10 Fuselier, Ryan Dartmouth 6-5 225

[ncbears]

Bikel will be back at UNC for next fall, he's out this season with a knee injury.

[smallcollegefbfan]

Robinson should be down to 3rd or 4th at this moment cause of injury but he will be back up there. I think Ball should be first. He is right on Birkel, he is coming back next year.

[smallcollegefbfan]

Where did you get this list from?

[TexasTerror]

Where did you get this list from?

Same service used by my favorite NFL beat writer! :nod:

[smallcollegefbfan]

Same service used by my favorite NFL beat writer! :nod:

And who is that?

[Appstate29]

might want to take a look at William Mayfield from ASU, hes 6'2 220 I don't know about speed, but other than one drop against Wofford hes had sticky fingers, he reminds of T.O without all the baggage (homer alert)

[TexasTerror]

And who is that?

The Gen. John McClain of the Houston Chronicle... :thumbsup:

[ASU Kep]

might want to take a look at William Mayfield from ASU, hes 6'2 220 I don't know about speed, but other than one drop against Wofford hes had sticky fingers, he reminds of T.O without all the baggage (homer alert)

Seriously. He had an off game last weekend, but some of the catches he made at UTC were pretty incredible. With his size and speed, he should get a shot somewhere.

[smallcollegefbfan]

Mayfield is good but he needs to keep it up for the whole year. You mentioned drops earlier. I don't think scouts are looking at him if he has dropped balls at all. They are looking for great hands from bigger guys like him. Hopefully he just had one bad game but if he has a couple more games where he drops some passes I would think he is headed to the CFL or AFL before he would go to the NFL. I wonder what he runs in the 40?

[mikebigg]

Here's a list of the top 10 I-AA Wide Recievers heading into the NFL draft as of 10/13. You'll note that Robinson, Ball, Tolbert and Kays are the four that are seen on the draft board as of this point. Things can obviously change as we get closer to the draft. No 40 time on Fuselier...

1 Robinson, Laurent Illinois State 2-3 6-2 195 4.46
2 Ball, David New Hampshire 4 6-1 195 4.59
3 Tolbert, Henry Grambling State 5 5-11 202 4.49
4 Kays, Tony Cal Davis 7-FA 6-1 190 4.56
5 Timmons, Tyrone Mississippi Valley State 6-3 210 4.58
6 Fairooz, Aaron Central Arkansas 6-6 215 4.54
7 McDaniel, Marquay Hampton 5-11 195 4.51
8 Faulkner, Dereck Hampton 6-4 225 4.55
9 Birkel, Andy Northern Colorado 6-2 195 4.54
10 Fuselier, Ryan Dartmouth 6-5 225

Tolbert is the real deal...but yall need to check out the "other" receiver, Clyde Edwards (Junior) . Tim Abney is a nice receiver for us, but the injury bug has been hard on him.

[Peems]

i watched kays play against MSU and he was great. But at the time it might of just been horrible MSU defense.