Top 10 OGs for 2007 Draft

[TexasTerror]

Top 10 offensive guards on the board for the NFL draft from the I-AA class of 2007. None are projected as in the draft, but of course, things will change...

1 Peterson, Tucker New Hampshire 6-2 310 5.28
2 Davis, Corey James Madison 6-3 328 5.48
3 Rueter, Jon Eastern Illinois 6-4 288
4 Nikolao, Harrison Eastern Washington 6-3 315 5.43
5 Hobbs, Jacob Albany (NY) 6-4 328 5.65
6 Costanzo, Michael Villanova 6-3 305 5.18
7 Davis, Donovan Grambling State 6-6 337 5.39
8 Morris, Cody William & Mary 6-4 285
9 Kepple, Brian Coastal Carolina 6-3 310
10 Lomax, Wayne Murray State 6-7 370

[UNH 40]

That is awesome. That away Tuck:bow: :hurray: :bow:

[MACHIAVELLI]

Top 10 offensive guards on the board for the NFL draft from the I-AA class of 2007. None are projected as in the draft, but of course, things will change...

1 Peterson, Tucker New Hampshire 6-2 310 5.28
2 Davis, Corey James Madison 6-3 328 5.48
3 Rueter, Jon Eastern Illinois 6-4 288
4 Nikolao, Harrison Eastern Washington 6-3 315 5.43
5 Hobbs, Jacob Albany (NY) 6-4 328 5.65
6 Costanzo, Michael Villanova 6-3 305 5.18
7 Davis, Donovan Grambling State 6-6 337 5.39
8 Morris, Cody William & Mary 6-4 285
9 Kepple, Brian Coastal Carolina 6-3 310
10 Lomax, Wayne Murray State 6-7 370

Donovan Davis has not played a down nor has he ever been enrolled at the ICON.

[UNHFan99]

Tucker is a great kid and a class act and should get a fair shot at playing at the next level.

[Appstate29]

Kerry Brown, 6-6 303 pounds runs a decent 40, and benches close to 500 pounds...

[Mr. C]

Kerry Brown, 6-6 303 pounds runs a decent 40, and benches close to 500 pounds...
Brown is just a junior, but from what I've been hearing, could be a high draft choice after his senior year. He is having a great year and has probably been the best offensive lineman in the SoCon this season.

Here is what one recent article by John Murphy of Yahoo Sports said about Brown:

• Appalachian State offensive guard Kerry Brown has caught the eye of several area evaluators the past two years, thanks to his impressive combination of size (6-6, 303), strength (near 500-pound bench press) and athleticism (4.9 in the 40). The junior was a critical part of an offensive line that helped lead the Mountaineers to the Division I-AA national championship a year ago and a near upset of North Carolina State earlier this season, a game in which he collected nine knockdowns.

Brown's work ethic and dedication to preparing himself for a chance to play in the NFL cannot be questioned as he seems to have good focus and attention to detail. He needs to learn how to use his strength to become more of a finisher and maybe even develop a little more of a nasty streak on the field. At times, Brown comes off the ball high and will lose a defender by letting him slip off first contact, but with better technique and use of his hands, he could become a Kendall Simmons type of prospect.

This is the link to the complete article, which mentions several other I-AA players:

http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news?slug=jm-prospects100406&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

[Mr. C]

Tucker is a great kid and a class act and should get a fair shot at playing at the next level.
Tucker's brother, who was a great defensive lineman at UNH, posts on AGS frequently. I wonder what he would have to say about Tucker's chances?

[Mr. C]

Top 10 offensive guards on the board for the NFL draft from the I-AA class of 2007. None are projected as in the draft, but of course, things will change...

1 Peterson, Tucker New Hampshire 6-2 310 5.28
2 Davis, Corey James Madison 6-3 328 5.48
3 Rueter, Jon Eastern Illinois 6-4 288
4 Nikolao, Harrison Eastern Washington 6-3 315 5.43
5 Hobbs, Jacob Albany (NY) 6-4 328 5.65
6 Costanzo, Michael Villanova 6-3 305 5.18
7 Davis, Donovan Grambling State 6-6 337 5.39
8 Morris, Cody William & Mary 6-4 285
9 Kepple, Brian Coastal Carolina 6-3 310
10 Lomax, Wayne Murray State 6-7 370

Cody Morris has been doing a great job as a center at William & Mary this fall. That versatility certainly can't hurt his chances at the next level.

[UNH 40]

Tucker's brother, who was a great defensive lineman at UNH, posts on AGS frequently. I wonder what he would have to say about Tucker's chances?

I think that Tucker has a really good shot, you can't teach work ethic and he has one that rivals anyone in college football for sure. He is determined to play at the next level, and I think he would excel there especially if he gets in the right system where they run the ball often, because he is a devistating run blocker. He is extremely powerful and explosive especially in the lower body with a near 600 lbs squat, a 385lbs power clean, and a 33 and a half inch verticle. He moves his feet very well, he is athletic (6'3" 305 and can dunk a basketball with 2 hands), he's smart, finishes blocks, and plays with a chip on his shoulder. Having a player like Ball in his senior class is going to help him because every scout in the NFL will be there for the UNH pro-day and Tucker will be a part of that which will be to his advantage. At the junior day at UNH he did very well in the 40 for his size and he has worked on his 40 since then and is even faster now. He has worked very hard to get where he is and will continue to work, he deserves a fair shot, and if he gets it I believe he will stick.

[seantaylor]

Top 10 OG's.

1. Fly Guy
2. Big Daddy Kane
3. Suge Knight
4. Shaft
5. Foxy Brown
6. Dr. Dre
7. James Brown
8. Screech
9. Laurence Fishburn from "Boyz N Da Hood"
10. Warren G

[ASU Kep]

Top 10 OG's.

1. Fly Guy
2. Big Daddy Kane
3. Suge Knight
4. Shaft
5. Foxy Brown
6. Dr. Dre
7. James Brown
8. Screech
9. Laurence Fishburn from "Boyz N Da Hood"
10. Warren G

xlolx xlolx xlolx

[Jackluv]

i duno about Nikolao from EWU....a converted all BSC DT last year and doesnt look too good on film

[VT Wildcat Fan53]

Way to go, Tucker! Now, just block well this weekend so Santos can make Ball a 2nd rounder at WR!

10 offensive guards on the board for the NFL draft from the I-AA class of 2007. None are projected as in the draft, but of course, things will change...

1 Peterson, Tucker New Hampshire 6-2 310 5.28
2 Davis, Corey James Madison 6-3 328 5.48
3 Rueter, Jon Eastern Illinois 6-4 288
4 Nikolao, Harrison Eastern Washington 6-3 315 5.43
5 Hobbs, Jacob Albany (NY) 6-4 328 5.65
6 Costanzo, Michael Villanova 6-3 305 5.18
7 Davis, Donovan Grambling State 6-6 337 5.39
8 Morris, Cody William & Mary 6-4 285
9 Kepple, Brian Coastal Carolina 6-3 310
10 Lomax, Wayne Murray State 6-7 370[/QUOTE]