2008 NFL Draft predictions 9 Articles

by Jon Hovland

The QB position is filled with glory hounds. Win or lose, for better or worse, the QB has a tendency to grab the spotlight and grab the glory, or take the blame. Teams can win big games without great QB's. The Ravens did i...read more

by Christopher William

Every June, fans line up outside Radio City Music Hall for one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year: the NFL Draft. While players like Eli and Peyton Manning have changed the course of their franchises, s...read more

by Jeremy Zoll

Darren McFadden is the clear cut #1 RB on all NFL team's big boards for the 2008 Draft. Second would be Jonathan Stewart out of Oregon. Both of these players will most likely be gone within the first 15 picks. So who is th...read more

by Will Cain

Much of the success the Arkansas Razorbacks had in the 2007-2008 season can be directly attributed to two men on that roster who both play the same position. Both Darren McFadden and Felix Jones provided Arkansas with two...read more

by Juan Leer

The 2008 NFL Draft is shaping up to be a very interesting one with many different subplots. It will have a huge effect on many different franchises, whose decisions on who to draft will have long-lasting effects. With the ...read more

by Jake Gundrum

2008 NFL Draft Predictions Most Athletic Player The most athletic guy in the draft has to be former Arkansas Razorback running back Darren McFadden after running a 4.33 at the combine, but he isn't going number one ove...read more

by Darren Trim

Darren McFadden, the star running back for the Arkansas Razorbacks, is one of the most sought after 2008 NFL draft picks. There is a lot of speculation of where the star athlete will go. McFadden is a flashy ball player wh...read more

by Ron Clements

Here are my observations from day one of the Feb. 23 workouts at the NFL Combine with the offensive linemen and tight ends: Players that helped their stock: Jake Long - OT - Michigan: This guy solidified himself as the...read more

by Shane Dayton

Now that the Super Bowl is over, the attention must immediately shift to the NFL draft. Every team rests its hopes for next year on the new players coming in. From the worst in the NFL Miami Dolphins, to the Super Bowl c...read more