My Top 32 2012 NFL Draft Board

[bigtxambition]

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Here is my official updated Top 15 for the 2012 NFL Draft. The ratings are the draft grades I gave each player. I am still mulling over the Top 32. Plus, there's a chance that the prospects could move up other peoples' draft boards. I expect to my complete Top 32 by next weekend.

1. QB, Stanford, Andrew Luck: 99
2. OT, USC, Matt Kalil: 98
3. CB, LSU, Morris Claiborne: 97
4. DE, North Carolina, Quinton Coples: 96
5. QB, Baylor, Robert Griffin III: 96
6. OT, Iowa, Riley Reiff: 96
7. OT, Stanford, Jonathan Martin: 95
8. HB, Alabama, Trent Richardson: 95
9. WR, Okla. State, Justin Blackmon: 94
10. CB, Alabama, Dre Kirkpatrick: 94
11. S, Alabama, Mark Barron: 94
12. G, Stanford, David DeCastro: 93
13. ILB, Boston College, Luke Kuechly: 93
14. DE, S. Carolina, Melvin Ingram: 93
15. OLB, Alabama, Courtney Upshaw: 92

[SteelersFreak]

Damn, 4 Alabama players.

Nice.

[bigtxambition]

Quote: Originally Posted by SteelersFreak

Damn, 4 Alabama players. Nice.

Thanks. It took me a long time to put this list together. Its still subject to change after the 2012 NFL Combine. Those players will more than likely change after the combine. Alabama and LSU have a lot of high ranking prospects in this draft class. Mel Kiper Jr. will likely agree with me on me this.

ESPN.com's Top 32 has 7 LSU and Alabama players in their list. Two LSU players will be in the Top 32 for the 2012 NFL Draft. Those include these underclassmen: DT Sam Montgomery and DE Michael Brockers.

I'd also like to add that I did use ESPN.com's Top 32 as a reference to create my Top 15. My Top 32 will also be drawn up the same way.

[bigtxambition]

I am thinking about vaulting Richardson ahead of Claiborne. Mel Kiper Jr. has Richardson as the #3 prospect on his Top 10.

[Chrisksaint]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigtxambition

ESPN.com's Top 32 has 7 LSU and Alabama players in their list. Two LSU players will be in the Top 32 for the 2012 NFL Draft. Those include these underclassmen: DT Sam Montgomery and DE Michael Brockers. .

Sam I believe is not coming out this year

LSU doesn't have a lot of big time draftees this year, in the future years tho I think.

[bigtxambition]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chrisksaint

Sam I believe is not coming out this year LSU doesn't have a lot of big time draftees this year, in the future years tho I think.

Oops, you're right. He is coming back next season. I'll be sure to take him off of my Top 32.

[bigtxambition]

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[Amoo316]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigtxambition

1. QB, Stanford, Andrew Luck: 99 2. OT, USC, Matt Kalil: 98 3. CB, LSU, Morris Claiborne: 97 4. DE, North Carolina, Quinton Coples: 96 5. QB, Baylor, Robert Griffin III: 96 6. OT, Iowa, Riley Reiff: 96 7. OT, Stanford, Jonathan Martin: 95 8. HB, Alabama, Trent Richardson: 95 9. WR, Okla. State, Justin Blackmon: 94 10. CB, Alabama, Dre Kirkpatrick: 94 11. S, Alabama, Mark Barron: 94 12. G, Stanford, David DeCastro: 93 13. ILB, Boston College, Luke Kuechly: 93 14. DE, S. Carolina, Melvin Ingram: 93 15. OLB, Alabama, Courtney Upshaw: 92

Kirkpatrick and Barron have been in Bama's backfield a long time. They're damn good players and have the talent to be solid starters in the NFL. They're just not the kind of guys SEC offenses have specifically schemed against. The same can not be said for Upshaw and Ingram. Ingram may or may not have maturity issues, we'll see, but based on their college careers and what I have seen our of them I would have Upshaw, then Ingram, then Kirkpatrick, then Barron.

This is just using your list by the way and not sitting down and looking at exactly who graduated and is coming out.