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My 2 candidates from the draft from RD1: [b]Justin Hunter[/b] Tennessee 6'4" 205 ----18.5 ypc average, recov torn ACL, McShay's top WR, think "A.J. Green w/better fluidity, body control, & route savvy", ability to explode off line, read/react to CB leverage, adj's route well. [b]Terrance Williams[/b] Baylor 6'1" 190---- 22.1 ypc average, I have him way higher than DraftTek; DraftScout's top WR. My 2 candidates from RD2: [b]Tavon Austin [/b] West Virginia 5'9" 176 AVG 11.7, DS's #3 WR, small, one of the fastest players in draft, shifty, 200+ yards 3 TD vs MD, Geno Smith's his QB [b]Cordarrelle Patterson[/b](Jr.)[size=4] Tennessee 6'3" 205 earned praise as the #1 JUCO recruit in the country, average 41.9 yards per kick return at Hutchinson C.C., catches with hands away from body, [color=#2C2C2C][font=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]leads SEC with 1,292 all-purpose yards.[/font][/color][/size]

You must be talking about QB's NFL Rating against, showing that QB's against Williams have enjoyed a 136.9 rating. But a more telling stat is average yards per completion in that player's coverage. Stanford Routt is first in the NFL --for highest ypc. Aaron Williams is #19, Gilmore is #23. Just Say No.

http://www.drafthist...hp/positions/lb Have we really done our best scouting at LB? --No. Have we been picking in late rounds too often for today's game? --Yes. Were there LB's after our pick that did better than what/where we picked? --Very few. Did teams pick a guy we were interested in before it was our turn? --At least twice. Is it Nix's fault? --Maybe not. 2012 RD5 147 Tank Carder Bills Texas Christian RD4 105 Nigel Bradham Bills Florida State 2011 RD3 68 Kelvin Sheppard Bills Louisiana State RD6 169 Chris White Bills Mississippi State 2010 RD6 178 Arthur Moats Bills James Madison 2008 RD5 147 Alvin Bowen Bills Iowa State 2007 RD2 34 Paul Posluszny Bills Penn State 2006 RD6 178 Keith Ellison Bills Oregon State 2003 RD3 94 Angelo Crowell Bills Virginia RD7 228 Mario Haggan Bills Mississippi State

This ^^^^^^ And brown bags around halftime :bag: :bag:

BB, I got some heat for DraftTek picking a WR in RD1 when I had WR ranked at P2. So we're trying putting it at P3 so the computer looks at QB, then LB, then WR.

Thanks, new GMs! Final positional rankings will be: P1=QB (Multiple M6, meaning pick one early, one late); lockout Barkley P2=OLB43 (Multiple M3, meaning pick 2 in draft when OLB is BPA), WILB (Barnett's position--also Manti Te'O's) P3=CB, SILB (Bradham-Moats position), WRF (Multiple M6--Feature Wide Receiver) P4=TE, OC, LT, DE43, SS, and RBC (Change of Pace RB) P6=FS, DT43, OG, RBF (Featured RB), WRP (Possession Receiver) P9=DT34, DE34, OLB34, WRS (speedy small WR) The new mock will be out at Thanksgiving.

I will lockout Barkley. Our big board weights QB's higher because, as you say, QB's go early and more often due to the limits on salaries--there's no longer the risk. Barkley's a good risk for someone, but not us--he's not mobile, he needs lanes to pass through b/c he's short, and he's from USC lol.

I forgot DT43. I have it as a late/lower priority, P6, but some might think that Kyle and Dareus have no backup. But by your above list moving WR up to P2, you are telling the computer that you'd take the WR if the top 2 QB's are taken, so you make no sense ranking WR's as P2. Let's move WR to P3. I'd rather have Te'O or Wilson over Terrence Williams or Keenan Allen.

Yep. I put a M6 (multiple, but not consecutive) on QB for the next mock. This could be something like Wilson in RD1 or EJ Manuel in RD2, then McCarron in RD 5 or 6.

Searcy's the SS, so P4 for SS; Should FS be listed at P3 with Wilson-Byrd on the roster? I'll move DE up one and WR down one. We have 3 kinds of WR's you can draft for---WRF feature receiver (Stevie), WRP possession receiver (Josh Reed), and WRS small speedy receiver (Wes Welker). They are hoping Graham becomes a combo WRP-WRS.

New 3 LB, 2 QB Mock Draft: 1 9 Buffalo Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame 2 40 Buffalo Kevin Minter ILB/OLB LSU 3 72 Buffalo Jonathan Brown OLB43 Illinois 4 104 Buffalo Collin Klein QB Kansas State 5 136 Buffalo Zeke Motta FS Notre Dame 6 168 Buffalo Mike Glennon QB NC State (TJ Graham's QB) 7 200 Buffalo Walter Stewart DE Cincinnati

I think talent at the QB position looks pretty good in later rounds, even RD6. Wouldn't surprise me if Nix takes two in this draft, one earlier (RD1-3), one later (RD6).

I'm moving ILB up to P2, meaning that the computer takes Manti Te'O if no QB is there at our pick. We can also lock OUT Barkley if you wish.

OK. I'm setting OLB as Multiple, meaning that we want at least 2 OLB's if they're BPA at that pick. I'm moving CB up to P3. Some good ones this year, not necessarily the ones you've heard of. Same with WR.

Oh, by the way, we are now the owners of the Buffalo Bills, so what we say, goes! I'm moving OLB and ILB up to P2, and have changed the top post accordingly.

Hi All, I am asking for your weigh-in on the team's Positional Needs for DraftTek. These are used for computer generated mock drafts, are used in the draft simulatorthat you can use to create mock drafts with different scenarios, and for discussion here at TBD. UPDATED POSITIONAL NEEDS (see all 32 teams' needs on the team needspage): P1=Quarterback (Multiple M6) P2=OLB43 (Multiple M3), WILB (Barnett's position) P3=CB, SILB (Bradham-Moats position), Wide Receiver (Multiple M6) P4=TE, OC, LT, DE43, SS, and Change of Pace RB (RBC), as FJ is getting on in years! P6=FS, DT43, Featured RB (RBF), OG P9=All other positions I thought about making this a poll, but decided that quantitative data doesn't tell the whole story. Astro

Final touch count: Jackson 20, Spiller 13. Yards per touch: Jackson 5.75, Spiller 10.07. Coaching.

QB, RD1

Right, it's still not carved in stone. 1. Oregon-----------still has to play Stanford and Oregon State 2. K State-----------still has to play Baylor and Texas 3. Notre Dame-----still has to play BYU and Stanford 4. Texas A&M------still has to play New Mexico, then at LSU and at Mizzou 5. Alabama---------still has to play at Mississippi State, Chattanooga, and at Auburn

Here is where I have the QB's going this year: 1 1 Geno Smith---Would require a trade 1 2 Matt Barkley---Would require a trade 1 19 Tyler Wilson 2 48 Landry Jones 2 52 Tyler Bray 2 60 E.J. Manuel 2 63 Logan Thomas 3 76 Collin Klein 3 85 Aaron Murray (Jr.) 5 148 A.J. McCarron (Jr.) 6 166 Keith Price (Jr.) 6 168 Mike Glennon 6 173 Seth Doege 6 179 Tajh Boyd 7 200 Casey Pachall (suspJr.) 7 201 Colby Cameron 7 205 Zach Mettenberger (Jr.) 7 209 Zac Dysert 7 224 Brad Sorensen U 227 Sean Renfree U 239 Marqueis Gray I get the impression from Nix that they will take their franchise QB, meaning they have someone, or two, in mind. If I had to guess I'd throw out trading up for Smith, Barkley (short), and Logan Thomas (poor mechanics, wrong touch on passes). This leaves Wilson in the 1st, Bray-Manuel in the 2nd, and Optimus Klein in the 2nd or 3rd. Later in the draft it could be one of three: Mike Glennon ( was TJ Graham's QB), Seth Doege (game against Geno=499 yds 6 TD, 5 in 1st 7 poss and nice game vs TCU) , and Tajh Boyd (Clemson connection, just broke Whitehurst's Clemson record for TDs).

Chip Kelly's an attractive idea, but he succeeds in part because of the fast players he recruits. Everybody's fast in the NFL. Some don't "play fast", according to Kyle Williams.

Here's my feeble attempt at drafting 7 rounds, using DraftTek's Simulator. I have a 2013 Big Board of 300+ players now, and it's ready for this. We're drafting 9th, with Kansas City taking Geno Smith at #1. 1 9 Buffalo Luke Joeckel OT a can't miss guy giving you the most dominant line in football as I'd put Cordy Glenn at RT. Another possibility would be Star Lotulelei DT43 who's doing well in an inferior conference but would be a backup for Williams/Dareus, and Xavier Rhodes CB Florida State, who in my opinion is this year's Gilmore and could start. He'd be my 2nd choice here, then Tyler Wilson QB. Matt Barkley QB USC has fallen past our pick on our big board, but I don't like him. 2 40 Buffalo Kevin Minter ILB LSU - The defensive linemen at this point are not favorites of mine (Jackson Jeffcoat DE43 Texas, and William Gholston DE43 Michigan State). Minter has been playing out of his mind, and may likely continue his journey up to RD1, but he's here right now. Minter's sideline to sideline, AND covers his gaps. He's better at pass coverage than Manti T'eo. He had 20 tkl incl 17 solo in LSU's loss to FL, and --get this-- apologized to the fans afterward. That's all you need to know about his character. 3 72 Buffalo E.J. Manuel QB Florida State - I liked what I saw Thursday night. Manuel has an NFL arm, has the highest completion percentage in the ACC at 72.1%, has a 17.6 yards per attempt average, and had 102 rush yards vs. Clemson. His fade pass is unbelievable. I also could have Collin Klein here, and again, I suspect he'll be gone by the end of RD2 next April. 4 104 Buffalo Jonathan Brown OLB43 Illinois - The Linebackers need competition and depth. 5 136 Buffalo Aaron Mellette WR Elon - Mellette needs coaching, but he was lighting it up earlier this year and last. In fact, Draft Scout has him as the #2 WR. We have him falling to here like most draft sites. 6 168 Buffalo Jamar Taylor CB Boise State - I've watched this guy for a while, and I think he can hang with Stephon Gilmore and Ron Brooks. He's experienced (22 starts before this year), great bump & run coverage, and great open field tackles. 7- 194 Buffalo Mike Shanahan WR Pittsburgh - At 6'4", 225, Shanahan is just a football player, period. He's carrying an 18.1 ypc average. He's there, I'm picking him.

Here's a recommended selection of College Games to watch for draftable players this weekend, along with current 2013 Draft Round, Slot, Name, Position, Jersey Number, School, Ht, and Wt. --Astro 12:00 PM No. 9 Louisville at Syracuse 5 149 Shamarko Thomas SS 21 Syracuse 5'10" 210 4 121 Justin Pugh (Jr.) LOT 67 Syracuse 6'5" 292 U 241 Ryan Nassib QB 12 Syracuse 6'2" 230 U 298 Marcus Sales WR 5 Syracuse 6'0" 195 U 285 Hakeem Smith SS 29 Louisville 6'1" 188 U 297 Mario Benavides OC 55 Louisville 6'4" 286 12:00 PM Arkansas at No. 8 South Carolina U 249 Alonzo Highsmith (out) OLB 45 Arkansas 6'0" 234 U 323 DeQuinta Jones DT 92 Arkansas 6'3" 300 1 19 Tyler Wilson QB 8 Arkansas 6'3" 215 3 68 Cobi Hamilton WRP 11 Arkansas 6'3" 209 5 141 Knile Davis RBF 7 Arkansas 6'0" 228 6 163 Travis Swanson OC 64 Arkansas 6'5" 305 7 199 Dennis Johnson RBS 33 Arkansas 5'8" 212 7 221 Ronnie Wingo RBC 20 Arkansas 6'3" 231 U 231 Alvin Bailey (Jr.) OG 67 Arkansas 6'5" 319 U 255 Chris Gragg TE 80 Arkansas 6'3" 242 5 133 Devin Taylor DE43 98 South Carolina 6'6" 260 U 238 DeVonte Holloman SS 21 South Carolina 6'2" 232 U 303 D.J. Swearinger FS 36 South Carolina 6'0" 210 3 70 Marcus Lattimore (out) RBF 21 South Carolina 6'0" 232 U 267 T.J. Johnson OC 55 South Carolina 6'5" 318 3:00 PM Oregon State at Stanford 3 82 Jordan Poyer (inj) CB 14 Oregon State 5'11" 190 U 283 Markus Wheaton WR 2 Oregon State 6'0" 178 2 62 Chase Thomas OLB43 44 Stanford 6'4" 240 3 69 Shayne Skov SILB 11 Stanford 6'3" 244 3 75 Stepfan Taylor RB 33 Stanford 5'11" 210 3 88 Zach Ertz (Jr.) TE 86 Stanford 6'6" 252 4 101 Levine Toilolo (Jr.) TE 11 Stanford 6'7" 265 3:30 PM No. 15 Texas A&M at No. 1 Alabama 1 10 Dee Milliner CB 28 Alabama 6'1" 196 2 38 Jesse Williams DE34 54 Alabama 6'3" 320 2 39 C.J. Mosley (Jr.) OLB43 32 Alabama 6'2" 235 4 114 Robert Lester FS 37 Alabama 6'2" 210 4 117 Nico Johnson SILB 35 Alabama 6'2" 246 1 14 Chance Warmack OG 65 Alabama 6'3" 320 1 26 Barrett Jones OG 75 Alabama 6'4" 312 2 35 Eddie Lacy (Jr.) RBF 42 Alabama 5'10" 220 2 49 D.J. Fluker ROT 76 Alabama 6'6" 335 4 126 Michael Williams TE 89 Alabama 6'6" 270 5 148 A.J. McCarron (Jr.) QB 10 Alabama 6'3" 210 1 25 Sean Porter OLB43 10 Texas A&M 6'2" 230 1 28 Damontre Moore (Jr.) DE43 94 Texas A&M 6'4" 250 1 4 Luke Joeckel LOT 76 Texas A&M 6'6" 310 1 22 Jake Matthews (Jr.) ROT 75 Texas A&M 6'5" 305 6 170 Christine Michael RBF 33 Texas A&M 5'11" 215 2 61 Ryan Swope WRF 25 Texas A&M 6'0" 206 [b]7:00 PM No. 21 Mississippi State at No. 7 LSU[/b] [code] U 256 Josh Boyd DT 97 Mississippi State 6'3" 300 U 304 Nickoe Whitley (Jr.) FS 5 Mississippi State 6'0" 205 2 57 Gabe Jackson (Jr.) OG 61 Mississippi State 6'4" 320 U 242 LaDarius Perkins RBF 27 Mississippi State 5'10" 190 1 6 Sam Montgomery OLB34 99 LSU 6'4" 248 1 11 Barkevious Mingo OLB34 49 LSU 6'4" 240 1 24 Kevin Minter (Jr.) SILB 46 LSU 6'1" 245 2 37 Eric Reid FS 1 LSU 6'2" 208 2 40 Eric Reid FS 1 LSU 6'2" 208 4 102 Bennie Logan (Jr.) DT43 18 LSU 6'3" 292 4 124 Tharold Simon (Jr.) CB 24 LSU 6'3" 187 6 167 Tyrann Mathieu (law) CB none LSU 5'9" 176 U 286 Craig Loston SS 6 LSU 6'2" 205 3 90 Chris Faulk (Jr.) LOT 76 LSU 6'6" 325 5 157 Alex Hurst ROT 72 LSU 6'6" 340 7 205 Zach Mettenberger (Jr.) QB 8 LSU 6'5" 225 U 252 Spencer Ware (Jr.) RBF 11 LSU 5'11" 225 U 295 Russell Shepard WRP 10 LSU 6'0" 195 8:00 PM No. 4 Notre Dame at Boston College 1 8 Manti Te'o SILB 5 Notre Dame 6'2" 255 5 140 Zeke Motta FS 17 Notre Dame 6'2" 215 U 301 Prince Shembo OLB 55 Notre Dame 6'2" 250 1 27 Tyler Eifert TE 80 Notre Dame 6'5" 249 U 309 Braxston Cave OC 52 Notre Dame 6'3" 305 6 181 Cierre Wood (Jr.) RBF 20 Notre Dame 6'0" 215 6 169 John Wetzel OT 73 Boston College 6'7" 308 10:15 PM Idaho at Brigham Young 3 65 Ezekiel Ansah DE 47 BYU 6'5" 270 U 226 Kyle Van Noy OLB 3 BYU 6'3" 235 4 115 Cody Hoffman WR 2 BYU 6'3" 215 6 172 Braden Hansen OG 76 BYU 6'5" 305 10:30 PM No. 3 Oregon at California 1 32 Dion Jordan DE 96 Oregon 6'6" 243 5 132 Kiko Alonso ILB 47 Oregon 6'3" 242 4 104 Kenjon Barner RB 24 Oregon 5'11" 195 4 123 Marc Anthony CB 2 California 6'0" 200 U 292 Aaron Tipoti DT 50 California 6'2" 280 1 12 Keenan Allen WRP 21 California 6'3" 205 7 208 Isi Sofele RBC 20 California 5'8" 205

Last Updated On December 12, 2012 1 Jarvis Jones OLB34 2 Johnathan Hankins (Jr.) DT43 3 Star Lotulelei DT43 4 Luke Joeckel LOT 5 Geno Smith QB 6 Dee Milliner CB 7 Bjoern Werner DE43 8 Manti Te'o SILB 9 Sam Montgomery OLB34 10 Chance Warmack OG 11 Barkevious Mingo OLB34 12 Johnthan Banks CB 13 Taylor Lewan LOT 14 Jonathan Jenkins DT34 15 Matt Barkley QB 16 Terrance Williams WRF 17 Damontre Moore (Jr.) DE43 18 Keenan Allen (Jr.), out WRP 19 Jake Matthews (Jr.) ROT 20 C.J. Mosley (Jr.) OLB43 21 Robert Woods WRF 22 Barrett Jones OG 23 Tyler Eifert TE 24 Xavier Rhodes CB 25 Giovani Bernard (So.) RB 26 Sheldon Richardson (decl) DE34 27 Alex Okafor DE43 28 Dion Jordan DE 29 Tyler Wilson QB 30 Tavon Austin WRS 31 Jonathan Cooper OG 32 Kevin Minter (Jr.) SILB 33 Sylvester Williams DE34 34 Collin Klein QB 35 Jesse Williams DE34 36 T.J. McDonald FS 37 Justin Hunter WRP 38 Eric Reid FS 39 Sean Porter OLB43 40 Ezekiel Ansah DE 41 Landry Jones QB 42 Kenny Vaccaro SS 43 Tyler Bray (Jr.) QB 44 Dallas Thomas LOT 45 David Amerson CB 46 Alec Ogletree (Jr.) ILB 47 Montee Ball RBF 48 Da'Rick Rogers (Jr.) WRP 49 Brennan Williams ROT 50 Sharrif Floyd (Jr.) DT43 51 Christian Jones OLB 52 Tony Jefferson (Jr.) FS 53 Aaron Murray (Jr.) QB 54 Eric Fisher LOT 55 Jordan Poyer (inj) CB 56 Le'Veon Bell (Jr.) RBF 57 E.J. Manuel QB 58 D.J. Fluker ROT 59 Andre Ellington RB 60 Tank Cornellius Carradine DE43 61 Eddie Lacy (Jr.) RBF 62 DeAndre Hopkins (Jr.) WR 63 Corey Lemonier OLB34 64 Kawann Short DT43 65 Ricky Wagner LOT 66 Joseph Randle (Jr.) RBF 67 William Gholston DE43 68 Oday Aboushi LOT 69 Matt Elam (Jr.) SS 70 Cobi Hamilton WRP 71 Arthur Brown OLB 72 Stepfan Taylor RB 73 Ryan Swope WRF 74 Bacarri Rambo FS 75 Shayne Skov SILB 76 Kenjon Barner RB 77 Stedman Bailey (Jr.) WRF 78 Stefphon Jefferson (Jr.) RBF 79 Chase Thomas OLB43 80 Logan Thomas (Jr.) QB 81 Nico Johnson SILB 82 Gabe Jackson (Jr.) OG 83 Cordarrelle Patterson (Jr.) WRF 84 Zach Ertz (Jr.) TE 85 Desmond Trufant CB 86 Aaron Dobson WRF 87 A.J. McCarron (Jr.) QB 88 Robert Lester FS 89 Joseph Fauria TE 90 Marcus Lattimore (out) RBF 91 Larry Warford OG 92 Nickell Robey (Jr.) CB 93 Quinton Patton WRF 94 Leon McFadden CB 95 Rodney Smith WR 96 Khaled Holmes OC 97 Khaseem Greene OLB43 98 Margus Hunt DE 99 Lane Johnson OT 100 Bennie Logan (Jr.) DT43

Here's a recommended selection of College Games to watch for draftable players this weekend, along with current 2013 Draft Round, Slot, Name, Position, Jersey Number, School, Ht, and Wt. --Astro 12:00 PM No. 9 Louisville at Syracuse 5 149 Shamarko Thomas SS 21 Syracuse 5'10" 210 4 121 Justin Pugh (Jr.) LOT 67 Syracuse 6'5" 292 U 241 Ryan Nassib QB 12 Syracuse 6'2" 230 U 298 Marcus Sales WR 5 Syracuse 6'0" 195 U 285 Hakeem Smith SS 29 Louisville 6'1" 188 U 297 Mario Benavides OC 55 Louisville 6'4" 286 12:00 PM Arkansas at No. 8 South Carolina U 249 Alonzo Highsmith (out) OLB 45 Arkansas 6'0" 234 U 323 DeQuinta Jones DT 92 Arkansas 6'3" 300 1 19 Tyler Wilson QB 8 Arkansas 6'3" 215 3 68 Cobi Hamilton WRP 11 Arkansas 6'3" 209 5 141 Knile Davis RBF 7 Arkansas 6'0" 228 6 163 Travis Swanson OC 64 Arkansas 6'5" 305 7 199 Dennis Johnson RBS 33 Arkansas 5'8" 212 7 221 Ronnie Wingo RBC 20 Arkansas 6'3" 231 U 231 Alvin Bailey (Jr.) OG 67 Arkansas 6'5" 319 U 255 Chris Gragg TE 80 Arkansas 6'3" 242 5 133 Devin Taylor DE43 98 South Carolina 6'6" 260 U 238 DeVonte Holloman SS 21 South Carolina 6'2" 232 U 303 D.J. Swearinger FS 36 South Carolina 6'0" 210 3 70 Marcus Lattimore (out) RBF 21 South Carolina 6'0" 232 U 267 T.J. Johnson OC 55 South Carolina 6'5" 318 3:00 PM Oregon State at Stanford 3 82 Jordan Poyer (inj) CB 14 Oregon State 5'11" 190 U 283 Markus Wheaton WR 2 Oregon State 6'0" 178 2 62 Chase Thomas OLB43 44 Stanford 6'4" 240 3 69 Shayne Skov SILB 11 Stanford 6'3" 244 3 75 Stepfan Taylor RB 33 Stanford 5'11" 210 3 88 Zach Ertz (Jr.) TE 86 Stanford 6'6" 252 4 101 Levine Toilolo (Jr.) TE 11 Stanford 6'7" 265 3:30 PM No. 15 Texas A&M at No. 1 Alabama 1 10 Dee Milliner CB 28 Alabama 6'1" 196 2 38 Jesse Williams DE34 54 Alabama 6'3" 320 2 39 C.J. Mosley (Jr.) OLB43 32 Alabama 6'2" 235 4 114 Robert Lester FS 37 Alabama 6'2" 210 4 117 Nico Johnson SILB 35 Alabama 6'2" 246 1 14 Chance Warmack OG 65 Alabama 6'3" 320 1 26 Barrett Jones OG 75 Alabama 6'4" 312 2 35 Eddie Lacy (Jr.) RBF 42 Alabama 5'10" 220 2 49 D.J. Fluker ROT 76 Alabama 6'6" 335 4 126 Michael Williams TE 89 Alabama 6'6" 270 5 148 A.J. McCarron (Jr.) QB 10 Alabama 6'3" 210 1 25 Sean Porter OLB43 10 Texas A&M 6'2" 230 1 28 Damontre Moore (Jr.) DE43 94 Texas A&M 6'4" 250 1 4 Luke Joeckel LOT 76 Texas A&M 6'6" 310 1 22 Jake Matthews (Jr.) ROT 75 Texas A&M 6'5" 305 6 170 Christine Michael RBF 33 Texas A&M 5'11" 215 2 61 Ryan Swope WRF 25 Texas A&M 6'0" 206 [b]7:00 PM No. 21 Mississippi State at No. 7 LSU[/b] [code] U 256 Josh Boyd DT 97 Mississippi State 6'3" 300 U 304 Nickoe Whitley (Jr.) FS 5 Mississippi State 6'0" 205 2 57 Gabe Jackson (Jr.) OG 61 Mississippi State 6'4" 320 U 242 LaDarius Perkins RBF 27 Mississippi State 5'10" 190 1 6 Sam Montgomery OLB34 99 LSU 6'4" 248 1 11 Barkevious Mingo OLB34 49 LSU 6'4" 240 1 24 Kevin Minter (Jr.) SILB 46 LSU 6'1" 245 2 37 Eric Reid FS 1 LSU 6'2" 208 2 40 Eric Reid FS 1 LSU 6'2" 208 4 102 Bennie Logan (Jr.) DT43 18 LSU 6'3" 292 4 124 Tharold Simon (Jr.) CB 24 LSU 6'3" 187 6 167 Tyrann Mathieu (law) CB none LSU 5'9" 176 U 286 Craig Loston SS 6 LSU 6'2" 205 3 90 Chris Faulk (Jr.) LOT 76 LSU 6'6" 325 5 157 Alex Hurst ROT 72 LSU 6'6" 340 7 205 Zach Mettenberger (Jr.) QB 8 LSU 6'5" 225 U 252 Spencer Ware (Jr.) RBF 11 LSU 5'11" 225 U 295 Russell Shepard WRP 10 LSU 6'0" 195 8:00 PM No. 4 Notre Dame at Boston College 1 8 Manti Te'o SILB 5 Notre Dame 6'2" 255 5 140 Zeke Motta FS 17 Notre Dame 6'2" 215 U 301 Prince Shembo OLB 55 Notre Dame 6'2" 250 1 27 Tyler Eifert TE 80 Notre Dame 6'5" 249 U 309 Braxston Cave OC 52 Notre Dame 6'3" 305 6 181 Cierre Wood (Jr.) RBF 20 Notre Dame 6'0" 215 6 169 John Wetzel OT 73 Boston College 6'7" 308 10:15 PM Idaho at Brigham Young 3 65 Ezekiel Ansah DE 47 BYU 6'5" 270 U 226 Kyle Van Noy OLB 3 BYU 6'3" 235 4 115 Cody Hoffman WR 2 BYU 6'3" 215 6 172 Braden Hansen OG 76 BYU 6'5" 305 10:30 PM No. 3 Oregon at California 1 32 Dion Jordan DE 96 Oregon 6'6" 243 5 132 Kiko Alonso ILB 47 Oregon 6'3" 242 4 104 Kenjon Barner RB 24 Oregon 5'11" 195 4 123 Marc Anthony CB 2 California 6'0" 200 U 292 Aaron Tipoti DT 50 California 6'2" 280 1 12 Keenan Allen WRP 21 California 6'3" 205 7 208 Isi Sofele RBC 20 California 5'8" 205