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2008 NFL Draft Official Underclassmen

NewNFLDraft Staff — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:11:16 +0000

This is the official list of all the Underclassmen declared in the 2008 NFL Draft. This class of Juniors is a very strong class and is looking to have a big effect on the up and coming 2008 NFL Draft.

Name Position College

Branden Albert G Virginia

L.J. Anderson G Central Florida

Adrian Arrington WR Michigan

Earl Bennett WR Vanderbilt

Martellus Bennett TE Texas A&M

Davone Bess WR Hawaii

Demario Bobo DB Mississippi State

Calais Campbell DE Miami

Jamaal Charles RB Texas

Ryan Clady LT Boise State

Anthony Collins LT Kansas

Johnny Dingle DE West Virginia

Franklin Dunbar OT Middle Tennessee

Jermichael Finley TE Texas

Brandon Flowers CB Virginia Tech

Jeremy Geathers DE UNLV

Vernon Gholston DE Ohio State

Ryan Grice-Mullen WR Hawaii

Letroy Guion DT Florida State

James Hardy WR Indiana

Derrick Harvey DE Florida

Geno Hayes LB Florida State

Erin Henderson LB Maryland

Jack Ikegwuonu CB Wisconsin

DeSean Jackson WR California

Josh Johnson LB Marshall

Felix Jones RB Arkansas

Malcolm Kelly WR Oklahoma

Justin King CB Penn State

Xavier Lee QB Florida State

Curtis Lofton LB Oklahoma

Selwyn Lymon WR Purdue

Mario Manningham WR Michigan

Jerod Mayo LB Tennessee

Darren McFadden RB Arkansas

Rashard Mendenhall RB Illinois

Phillip Merling DE Clemson

DaJuan Morgan S North Carolina State

Lamar Myles LB Louisville

Sean Penix WR Arkansas

Kenny Phillips S Miami

Chilo Rachal G USC

Darius Reynaud WR West Virginia

Ray Rice RB Rutgers

Orlando Scandrick CB Boise State

Pat Sims DT Auburn

Steve Slaton RB West Virginia

Kevin Smith RB Central Florida

Reggie Smith DB Oklahoma

Jonathan Stewart RB Oregon

Aqib Talib CB Kansas

Devin Thomas WR Michigan State

Mario Urrutia WR Louisville

Jacksonville Game plan to defeat the undefeated Patriots

NewNFLDraft Staff — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 14:54:27 +0000

In the few close games that the Patriots had this year there were a few things that were key. First of all in order to beat the Patriots you need to stop Randy Moss which means put a safety over the top always and give him the short catch from 3-5 yards. Secondly in order to do this effectively pressure needs to be put on Tom Brady to force him to either tuck it or throw it away. The only teams that have been close with the Pats forced them to make mistakes by pressuring them.

Secondly the offense is another story. Garrard looked pretty good this past week and he showed that he is a very mobile QB. However the Jaguars are going to need more than Garrard but both Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew to have good games. The entirety of the Jaguars offense is their run game and if they have trouble getting this going then they are in trouble. Lastly, if they get behind and have to throw the ball they don’t have a chance because their receivers are sub-par to say the least. Look for the Jags only chance to be them getting on top early and pressuring Brady early and often.

Adrian Peterson Injured with Torn Ligament

NewNFLDraft Staff — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 19:45:06 +0000

Adrian Peterson got injured this week against the Green Bay Packers. He went down after being flipped over some Packer defenders and left the game and did not return. Adrian Peterson is going to be out due to injury this week against the Oakland Raiders. Childress said Peterson tore his lateral collateral ligament and therefore will be out this week. This injury is not a season ending injury and after the Raiders game Peterson is going to be week to week because it is an isolated injury. So come back for more updates on Peterson and his injury status.