Cannon

Round 2. Pick 30something...Nick Fairley, Auburn. He will demand Brady to fear him, then hurt him. Sanchez will also have no chance.

At the end of the first half I was convinced the fumble and the awarding of :01 were both prime examples of getting Ed Hochuli'ed! The fumble being very reminiscent to his call of the Cutler fumble. Both calls were quick whistles. Notorious for Hocheli, he sucks.

According to the chart this is true. Here is a brief reasoning IMHO why it became such a pain in the rear to trade for a top pick, thank Ditka. When the Saints gave the skins their entire draft for Ricky Williams in 99', it should be noted that was for the #5 overall pick. Ricky Willams was the saints only draft pick in 1999. Also absurd in my mind is that the saints also had to give the skins their 1st and 3rd round picks in 2000. So it took 8 picks in 1999 and 2 in 2000(10 total picks, 2 1sts & 2 3rd's) just to get the 5th pick in 1999. Insane!

+ 1,000,000

They actually also drafted Armani Edwards as a WR last year, but now he is the 3rd string QB with their injury problems, something to keep am eye on

One thing to take into account is broken ribs don't heal in less then three weeks, showed that he can play hurt and has toughness.

It's easy for the team to rally behind a QB with heart and guts. Great down field block fitz.

Murray was getting smacked with latehits and cheapshots by Nick Fairley yesterday and continued to get up and throw the ball well. It was fun watch. Prediction for the NFL 2011 season....Nick Fairley is most fined player in the league.

Agreed. I don't see an Olinemen worth taking in the entire first round this year. Bottom line, we need Andrew Luck to declare for the draft. IMO and most experts he is the only bonafide franchise quarterback in this years draft.(although potentially looks like deep qb class too) While the D-line class looks the deapest in recent years. If we remain with a top 3pick we could possibly pull off a great draft. for example. round1pick1 QB Andrew Luck round2pick1 whatever defensivelineman with first round value slips to this spot round3pick1 OT Marcus Cannon 6'6 350 I would be happy with this kind of outcome.

An accurate winner without the NFL body. Sounds like Flutie. If you ask me Rick McGlothlin should include the kid in his rankings. I think he is looking at the 09' Kellen Moore not the kid who is making all the throws this year. Not the Kellen Moore excelling in the 15+ yard pass. And McGlothlin tried to talk upon Cam Newtons problems. As long as he still plays his stock aint changing. Andrew Luck, I heard desmond howard say tonight he is the most nfl ready quarterback in the ncaa.

Quinn was a top five pick in EVERY experts mind coming into this season. The suspension hurts his stock because CFS didnt give him a shot to break the UNC sack record? I dont really get it. IMHO, all the talented players are getting compensated, nothing has changed since Reggie Bush's days. It doesnt sound like the guy has real character issues. 3 time heavyweight Highschool wrestling champ that worked at BurgerKing. He was recruited by Auburn, Alabama, and UNC, he took their money. He survived and overcame a brain tumor in highschool. I dont think the guy makes it to the second round, he's fighter with good character. I would love to see Quinn, Dareus, Bowers, Clayborn, Ayers or Fairley wearing Buffalo Bills Jerseys. Real deep DL class this year. Praying we get Andrew Luck plus one of those guys in the top of the second.

I have $400 to my name right now and would give that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6fMU1UCYKA&feature=related This is the greatest trick play I have seen and to win the fiesta bowl

Brohm only makes 470,000 so its okay that he's just the backup. At the end of the year nobody will want him because he will have proven nothing. We draft Andrew Luck to ride the pine behind fitzy for 1-2 years and we have to resign Brohm for peanuts as the insurance 3rd stringer for years to come.

Cam's the Man! A man among boys on the field, that's not going to change on the next level either. Plus could take him in the second round and address either OL or DL with the top pick. Newton-its a football name.

I like the Auburn guy for round two. But his name is Nick Fairley. Cam Newton's stock is rising but I think I saw on a mock draft him go 125th overall or something.

KC ran the ball for 274 yards on us. Getting the ball run your throat is the most frustrating football to watch. The only reason imo we were in the game was Charlie Weis choosing to not run.

Unless your name is DonkeyKong Suh! I also thought Spiller was used fine against KC. We just couldn't move the ball on the ground at all and then they were chewing up so much clock, it was painful to watch. Spiller ran away from coverage and was wide open for a long homerun TD but fitzy missed him by 5 yards.

Do coaches have really great timing on the play when they do that or do they tell the ref they want a timeout when they snap the ball? I hate the rule, its tacky.

Random stuff...Cam Newton SI article http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1176386/index.htm Article on Cam from an LSU sports writer.... Fighting a Bonfire with a Water Pistol > >By Scooter Hobbs > >AUBURN, Ala. - Memo to: The Downtown Athletic Club, New York, N.Y. >Re: Heisman Trophy. > >Sirs, is it OK if I go ahead and mail my Heisman Trophy ballot in now. >Avoid the Christmas card rush. >There is really little reason to wait at this point. So mark me down >for Cameron Newton, quarterback, Auburn. > >Fill in No. 2 and No. 3 any old way you please. It doesn't really >matter. It's Cam Newton's world, his college football season, and the >rest are just living in it. Newton's 24-17 victory over LSU was just >the latest evidence. LSU should feel fortunate. Newton - well, Auburn, >but mostly Newton - hung 65 points on Arkansas last week. >Ole Miss, I'd suggest taking cover in The Grove before this thing >ransacks your campus next week. If the NFL doesn't find something for >him to do next year and get him to come out a year early, the rest of >the Southeastern Conference may be in deep trouble. Maybe even Nick >Saban himself. > >LSU's defense, strong and swift, was supposed to be the league's best >shot at stopping this terror. And it was a mismatch. I saw four years >of Tim Tebow and, to be honest, now I'm beginning to wonder what all >the fuss was about with him. Cam Newton, the pride of Blinn Junior >College after he was banished from the Tebow kingdom in Gainesville two >years ago, might just lay waste to the entire college landscape. "Plain >and simple, he's the best quarterback in the country," said LSU >linebacker Kelvin Sheppard. > >He's something all right. I'm not sure it's a quarterback, but he's >something else. Like Tebow, Newton is really more of a new-fangled, >unique offensive weapon than an honest quarterback. Tebow pestered you >to death. Newton just went nuclear on what used to known as a really >good LSU defense. Newton ran for 217 yards, including bolts of 49 and >29, and the most impressive run of the lot might have been the 6-yard >loss LSU finally sacked him with. It came after just about every Tiger >in uniform and a few hefty tuba players took a shot at him before >finally wrestling him down by a shoestring. He also threw for 86 yards >although, frankly, I don't remember any of them and I really wonder why >Auburn would risk another forward pass as long as he's on campus. > >Contrary to rumor, Auburn is not a one-man team. Far as I know, Newton >had little to do with bottling up LSU's own, more conventional running >game. And the next time LSU blocks Auburn defensive end Nick Fairley >will be the first. Many mortals have managed that, however. Take a >number and be seated. But this Newton horse is the closest thing to a >one-man offense I can recall seeing. >And I saw Tebow - hereafter known as Newton Light - throw the silly >little jump pass and all that other cute stuff. Tebow was a role player >compared to this freak show. It didn't seem fair, kind of like when an >eighth-grader sneaks out to join third-graders' recess games. That's >what it looked liked, to be honest. > >I'm sure the lads that Auburn gathers around Newton are fine citizens >and play their hearts out. And it surely helps to have the luxury of >four seniors on an offensive line. But let's be honest. >They and the rest of the War Eagles are just tagging along for this >wild ride. They pat him on the rear a lot - those, that is, that can >reach a 6-foot-6 caboose. Yes, even Onterio McCalebb, who scored the >winning touchdown on a 70-yard run and finished with 84 yards - >nine-tenths of which should be direct-deposited into Newton's account. >LSU just about ignored him until he was in the end zone, convinced the >key had to be Newton. Hard to blame them. McCalebb and the rest might >all as well sit in the student section, which Newton also attended to >with a wide smile after his demolition of LSU was over. In fact, his >most athletic move might have been the leap atop the stadium >restraining wall to join his civilian classmates in celebration. > >He looks to a be pretty fair song-leader as well. By the way, Jordan >Jefferson, also a loosely defined quarterback, was LSU's leading >rusher, and without his legs the Tigers wouldn't have had an offense >either. He did his best, played hard without a lot of help, certainly >not from his wide receivers. > >But he's no Cam Newton. > >And once the game turned into single-warrior combat, LSU was fighting a >bonfire with a water pistol.

He's been pulling the trigger. Making reads. He's making the outside the hash throws when he reads single coverage by pulling the trigger before safety help can arrive. He's got the arm, his head is making the right calls right now. But expect the INT's to come to. IMO, when a QB has less then 10, he was lucky with the bounce of the ball.

that was probably his best take. But I like the guy.

Yeah- he will declare. His huge year in the SEC is getting him noticed. He probably will go in the middle-end of the first round but might be available with the first pick in the 2nd round. In the Arkansas game he knocked Mallet out and Lee in the LSU game. I could imagine those names changing to Brady-Sanchez. 6'5" 298 and a QB killer.

Last week verse LSU Nick Fairley dominates double teams all game at DE and DT, and NT. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB0ab0UMhKw

Hard to imagine Fitz making the Probowl. Unless he continues to produce at an extraordinary high level. If he remains really good for the next 25 games he will make the probowl played in 2012. Hard to imagine him getting the votes this year over Peyton Manning, M. Schaub, M. Sanchez, T. Brady, P. Rivers, K. Orton, J. Flacco. Even the latecomer Ben Rothlesraper still has a shot. Fitzy = odd man out for sure