Gosselin Top 5 each position

[dbair1967]

Remember this isnt what he thinks, its from info he gathers from the NFL people he talks to. His top-100 is year in and year out more accurate than anyone else's.

Here's the full list:

QUARTERBACK
1. Cam Newton, Auburn (6-5, 248)
2. Blaine Gabbert, Missouri (6-4, 234)
3. Jake Locker, Washington (6-2 ½, 231)
4. Christian Ponder, Florida State (6-2, 229)
5. Ryan Mallett, Arkansas (6-6½, 253)

HALFBACK
1. Mark Ingram , Alabama (5-9, 215)
2. Ryan Williams, Fresno State (5-9, 212)
3. Daniel Thomas, Kansas State (6-0, 230)
4. Mikel Leshoure, Illinois (5-11½, 227)
5. Taiwan Jones, Eastern Washington (5-11½, 194)

FULLBACK
1. Anthony Sherman, Connecticut (5-10, 242)
2. Henry Hynoski, Pitt (6-0, 257)
3. Shaun Chapas, Georgia (6-2, 247)
4. Owen Marecic, Stanford (6-0½, 248)
5. Stanley Mavili, Southern Cal (6-0, 227)

WIDE RECEIVER
1. A.J. Green, Georgia (6-3½, 211)
2. Julio Jones, Alabama (6-2½, 220
3. Jon Baldwin, Pitt (6-4, 228)
4. Torrey Smith, Maryland (6-0½, 204)
5. Titus Young, Boise State (5-11, 174)

TIGHT END
1. Lance Kendricks, Wisconsin (6-2½, 243)
2. Luke Stocker, Tennessee (6-4½, 258)
3. Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame (6-6, 259
4. D.J. Williams, Arkansas (6-2, 245)
5. Charles Clay, Tulsa (6-2½, 245)

OFFENSIVE TACKLE
1. Tyron Smith, Southern Cal (6-5, 307)
2. Nate Solder, Colorado (6-8, 319)
3. Anthony Castonzo, Boston College (6-7, 311)
4. Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin (6-7, 314)
5. Derrick Sherrod, Mississippi State (6-5, 321)

GUARD
1. Danny Watkins, Baylor (6-3, 310)
2. Marcus Cannon, TCU (6-5, 358)
3. William Rackley, Lehigh (6-3, 309)
4. Clint Boling, Georgia (6-4½, 308)
5. John Moffitt, Wisconsin (6-4, 319)

CENTER
1. Mike Pouncey, Florida (6-5, 303)
2. Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State (6-3, 313)
3. Rodney Hudson, Florida State (6-2, 299)
4. Brandon Fusco, Slippery Rock (6-4, 306)
5. Jason Kelce, Cincinnati (6-2½, 280)

DEFENSIVE END
1. Da’Quan Bowers, Clemson (6-3, 280)
2. Robert Quinn, North Carolina (6-4, 265)
3. J.J. Watt, Wisconsin (6-5, 290)
4. Aldon Smith, Missouri (6-4, 263)
5. Cameron Jordan, Cal (6-4, 287)

DEFENSIVE TACKLE
1. Marcell Dareus, Alabama (6-3, 319)
2. Nick Fairley, Auburn (6-3½, 291)
3. Corey Liuget, Illinois (6-2, 298)
4. Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple (6-4, 315)
5. Marvin Austin, North Carolina (6-1½, 309)

OUTSIDE LINEBACKER
1. Von Miller, Texas A&M (6-2½, 246)
2. Akeem Ayers, UCLA (6-2½, 254)
3. Martez Wilson, Illinois (6-3½, 250)
4. Bruce Carter, North Carolina (6-1½, 241)
5. K.J. Wright, Mississippi State (6-3, 246)

INSIDE/MIDDLE LINEBACKER
1. Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina (6-1, 241)
2. Akeem Dent, Georgia (6-1, 242)
3. Ross Homan, Ohio State (6-0½, 240)
4. Greg Jones, Michigan State (6-0, 242)
5. Casey Matthews, Oregon (6-0½, 231)

CORNERBACK
1. Patrick Peterson, LSU (6-0, 219)
2. Prince Amukamara, Nebraska (6-0, 206)
3. Jimmy Smith, Colorado (6-2, 211)
4. Aaron Williams, Texas (5-11½, 204)
5. Ras-I Dowling, Virginia (6-1, 198)

SAFETY
1. Rahim Moore, UCLA (5-11½, 202)
2. Jaiquawn Jarrett, Temple (5-11½, 198)
3. Quinton Carter, Oklahoma (6-0½, 208)
4. Tyler Sash, Iowa (6-0, 211)
5. Chris Conte, Cal (6-2, 197)

KICKER
1. Matt Bosher, Miami-F (6-0, 193)
2. Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State (6-0½, 208)
3. Kai Forbath, UCLA (6-1½, 197)
4. Josh Jasper, LSU (5-10, 174)
5. Reid Forrest, Washington State (6-0, 189)

PUNTER
1. Chas Henry, Florida (6-3, 219)
2. Ryan Donahue, Iowa (6-1½, 193)
3. Aaron Bates, Michigan State (6-0, 200)
4. Trevor Hankins, Arizona State (6-3½, 235)
5. Derek Epperson, Baylor (6-3, 238)

DEEP SNAPPER
1. Danny Aiken, Virginia (6-4, 244)
2. Corey Adams, Kansas State (6-4, 250)
3. Andrew Schulze, Iowa (6-4 ½, 260)
4. Jake McQuaide, Ohio State (6-2½, 239)
5. Christian Yount, UCLA (6-0, 243)

 

[Midswat]

Ryan Williams, RB, is Virginia Tech, not Fresno State.

 

[sbk92]

The huddle report tracks accuracy every year from all these guys. There are years where Goose is one of the most accurate and there are years where he's not.

 

[dbair1967]

The huddle report tracks accuracy every year from all these guys. There are years where Goose is one of the most accurate and there are years where he's not.

I've also seen the report that shows a running total, the last one I saw was for a 10yr period and he had the highest % of players drafted in the top-100 of any of the draft "guru's", and there were about 10 or so he was compared to.

I think Gosselin is a boob on about everything else, but wherever and whomever he is talking to to get his draft info, its pretty good.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

sbk is right though, last year his mock draft came in 8th, but he does have the highest average 5 years running.

 

[cmd34]

I still say that since Jerry Jones and Goose are the only 2 yahoo's in the universe that had Robert Brewster in their personal Top 100 that they are both officially morons.

Edit:
Jerry has been an official moron since the second he fired..errr...allowed Jimmy to leave.

 

[sbk92]

Yeah, he's one of the most accurate, just not always at the top.

You should check out the huddle report for that. It's pretty interesting to see how the guys stack up over the years.

No question that you should listen to Goose. Especially his day before mock that he does. It's almost like a cheat sheet for the actual first round most years.

 

[sbk92]

I still say that since Jerry Jones and Goose are the only 2 yahoo's in the universe that had Robert Brewster in their personal Top 100 that they are both officially morons.

Edit:
Jerry has been an official moron since the second he fired..errr...allowed Jimmy to leave.

The thing is, if Brewster was in Goose's top 100, then that had to come from NFL people. He doesn't do his own scouting. I'm pretty sure his lists are just a collection of opinions he gets from around the league.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I still say that since Jerry Jones and Goose are the only 2 yahoo's in the universe that had Robert Brewster in their personal Top 100 that they are both officially morons.

Edit:
Jerry has been an official moron since the second he fired..errr...allowed Jimmy to leave.

Oh c'MON!

 

[dbair1967]

sbk is right though, last year his mock draft came in 8th, but he does have the highest average 5 years running.

its not his mocks I was talking about

its his top-100...he consistently has the highest% of his top 100 go in the top 100

 

[dbair1967]

The thing is, if Brewster was in Goose's top 100, then that had to come from NFL people. He doesn't do his own scouting. I'm pretty sure his lists are just a collection of opinions he gets from around the league.

That is correct.