Top 10 Picks For 2008 Draft

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Updated: May 7, 2007

Already looking ahead, here’s who I believe will be the big 10 in ’08. In no particular order.

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1. Brian Brohm, QB Louisville
Brohm is this years big name franchise QB. He has all the fan fare and glamour behind him a la, one #22 overall pick this year. So why am I picking Brohm to go in the top ten this coming draft? Because he’ll be a Cowboy, that’s why.

2. Darren McFadden, RB Arkansas
Would have been a top 10 pick THIS year.

3. Jake Long, OT Michigan
As much as everyone knows I hate selecting linemen high in the draft, Im going to put long in here due to the fact he was leagues better than Joe Staley and Levi Brown last year.

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4. Chad Henne, QB Michigan
While Im on Wolverines, might as well put the guy Long protects in here too. I believe Henne and Brohm are better than Colt Brennan, so they go in the top 10 and Brennan not.

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5. DeSean Jackson, WR California
The nation’s leader in kick returns last year will return for a strong season to cement himself in the top 10. He’s who Teddy Ginn is supposed to be.

6. James Laurinaitis, LB Ohio State
The NFL is a league based on defensive speed, and the animal gives you exactly that.

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7. Malcom Jenkins, CB Ohio State
A lot of Buckeyes and Wolverines here… hmm.. but Jenkins is a versitle corner that has the speed Leon Hall doesn’t.

8. Steve Slaton, RB West Virginia
Slaton is a quick runner with a NFL burst but I don’t think he will ever live up to the ginormous numbers he put up in his college system. Nevertheless, some hopeless NFL team will bank on it.

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9. Limas Sweed, WR Texas
A big 6’5 WR with sub 4.5 speed. There’s a team out there that misses Terrell Owens that wouldn’t mind drafting his clone….

10. Glenn Dorsey, DT, LSU
A speed rusher from the DT position. He will definately hear his name called early on draft day.