2008 NFL Mock Draft Muncher by thejetsblog.com v1.0

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Mock Draft Muncher Says Virginia's Chris Long Is the Consensus No. 1 Draft Prospect
Published 2/21/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
... Around this time of year, we all spend way too many hours of our lives obsessing over way too many mock drafts. But if you want to obsess over way too many mock drafts using one convenient chart, you need to use The Jets Blog's Mock Draft Muncher, which averages the rankings of nine of the leading mock drafts around the web. ...

02/21 Morning Minute: Second Time’s A Charm
Published 2/21/2008 by Scott at WaitingForNextYear
...  is the reason why Derek Anderson wants “Tony Romo” money? Looking at this Mock Draft  from the JetsBlog, it would appear that Cleveland isn’t the only team looking for Defensive help.  Seven defensive players in the top 11 picks?  Yikes.  The fact that one of those top 11 goes to New England?  Even worse. Have a good Thursday, y’all. ...

Five Questions About Kris Jenkins
Published 3/4/2008 by Brinson at Mister Mittens
... ? TJB has been slammed this off-season, what with the Jets picking up every free agent D and O-Lineman in site. Well, that and they run the Mock Draft Muncher, which is particularly sweet, especially if you’re interested in comparing how essentially every expert out there feels about NFL prospects. ...

Vernon Gholston Runs the 40 in 4.58 Seconds
Published 3/8/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
... The mock draft muncher lists Gholston as the sixth overall prospect in this year's draft, which is a spot currently owned by the Jets. Although I think the signing of ...

NFL Draft: Oklahoma's Malcolm Kelly Pulling Away as the Top Wide Receiver Prospect
Published 3/9/2008 by Michael David Smith at FanHouse
... Kiper suggests that Kelly could go as high as 11th overall to the Buffalo Bills, and that's where most mock drafts have him. Buffalo could use another receiver, but 11th overall strikes me as a little too high to take Kelly. The biggest problem for Kelly may be that teams will think they can get a receiver who's almost as good, such as LSU's Early Doucet or Michigan's Mario Manningham, in the second round. ...