Take a look at new contributor Nick Page’s preliminary board for ’14.  

Rank Name School Position Rank Name School Position 1 Jadeveon Clowney South Carolina DE 2 Teddy Bridgewater Louisville QB 3 Bradley Roby Ohio State CB 4 CJ Mosley Alabama ILB 5 Anthony Barr UCLA OLB 6 Marqise Lee USC WR 7 Jake Matthews Texas A&M OT 8 David Fales San Jose State QB 9 Kyle Van Noy BYU OLB 10 Sammy Watkins Clemson WR 11 Taylor Lewan Michigan OT 12 Ifo Ekpre-Olomu Oregon CB 13 Christian Jones Florida State OLB 14 Louis Nix III Notre Dame DT 15 Timmy Jernigan Florida State DT 16 Tajh Boyd Clemson QB 17 Stephon Tuitt Notre Dame DE 18 Adrian Hubbard Alabama OLB 19 Jeremiah Attaochu Georgia Tech OLB 20 Scott Crichton Oregon State DE 21 Jordan Matthews Vanderbilt WR 22 Cyrus Kouandjio Alabama OT 23 Colt Lyerla Oregon TE 24 Keep Reading…

Credit the design work to my man Nate James, who you can follow at @ntjms44

Well, could there have been a harder mock to create? Probably not. There’s a good chance that this year, a higher percentage (than usual) of mock drafts will be completely wrong. So we decided to stray from our normal “no trade predictions” and threw a few in. Even if we’re 100% wrong, what would the day before the draft be without a frantic, last minute mock draft? : )

1. Kansas City Chiefs Luke Joeckel – OT – Texas A&M  It’s a toss up whether or not KC will select Joeckel or Fisher here, so our predictions could be off to a great, or terrible start.  2. Jacksonville Jaguars  Eric Fisher – OT – Central Michigan  The Jags would love to trade out of this spot but if they’re forced to stay, why not get a top tier LT? Fisher would play RT for a year but with Eugene Monroe’s Keep Reading…

Take a look at JMPasq’s finalized Big Board!

Rank Name School Position Rank Name School Position 1 Luke Joeckel Texas A&M OT 2 Eric Fisher Central Michigan OT 3 Ezekiel Ansah BYU DE 4 Barkevious Mingo LSU OLB 5 Dion Jordan Oregon DE 6 Star Lotulelei Utah DT 7 Jonathan Cooper North Carolina OG 8 Dee Milliner Alabama CB 9 Chance Warmack Alabama OG 10 Sharrif Floyd Florida DT 11 Sheldon Richardson Missouri DT 12 Lane Johnson Oklahoma OT 13 Cornellius Carradine Florida State DE 14 Jarvis Jones Georgia OLB 15 Xavier Rhodes Florida State CB 16 Bjoern Werner Florida State DE 17 Desmond Trufant Washington CB 18 Kenny Vaccaro Texas FS 19 Geno Smith West Virginia QB 20 Arthur Brown Kansas State OLB 21 Alec Ogletree Georgia OLB 22 Robert Woods USC WR 23 Johnathan Cyprien Florida International SS 24 Tavon Austin West Virginia WR 25 Keenan Allen California Keep Reading…

FIRST ROUND

1. Kansas City Chiefs: OT Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M

Haven’t changed this pick. All indications have been that this is their guy. 2. Jacksonville Jaguars: QB Geno Smith, West Virginia

Another pick that I don’t see myself changing as the draft approaches. New QB is the next logical step in the Jaguars rebuilding process. 3. Oakland Raiders: OLB Dion Jordan, Oregon

Last time, I went with Ziggy Ansah here. This time around, I chose Jordan. I know the Raiders signed a couple of free agent linebackers, but they are versatile, and so is Jordan. There’s a lot of options there. 4. Philadelphia Eagles: DT Star Lotulelei, Utah

Versatility seems to be the name of the game for the Eagles, and Star fits that mold better than Sharrif Floyd. 5. Detroit Lions: OT Eric Fisher, Central Michigan

One can easily make the chase that Fisher is superior to Joeckel. Keep Reading…

FIRST ROUND

1. Kansas City Chiefs: OT Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M

When adding up all the moves that have been made by the Chiefs this offseason, you have to figure the pick will be used for the guy they’ve been linked to all along. 2. Jacksonville Jaguars: QB Geno Smith, West Virginia

New ownership, new management, new coach. New QB? I think so. Especially with GM David Caldwell coming from an organization (Falcons) that decided to pair a defensive minded head coach with a quarterback that everyone wasn’t sold on as a top pick. 3. Oakland Raiders: DE Ezekiel Ansah, BYU

A bit off the grid with this one. I don’t see the Floyd pick that everyone else does. With the lack of overall talent on the team,  signings of DTs Pat Sims and Vance Walker, and the option to move Lamarr Houston inside, I just can’t see another DT Keep Reading…

Andrew Parsons’ 2013 Tiered Top 100 Big Board

1. OG Chance Warmack, Alabama

2. DE Cornelius Carradine, FSU

3. LB Arthur Brown, Kansas State

TIER 2

4. OLB Dion Jordan

5. DT Star Lotulelei, Utah

6. OT Eric Fisher, Central Michigan

7. QB Geno Smith, West Virginia

8. OLB Barkevious Mingo, LSU

9. DE Ezekiel Ansah, BYU

TIER 3

10. OT Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M

11. OT Lane Johnson, Oklahoma

12. LB Alec Ogletree, Georgia

13. WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee

14. WR Tavon Austin, West Virginia

15. DT Sharrif Floyd, Florida

16. OG Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina

TIER 4

17. DT Jesse Keep Reading…

2013 NFL DRAFT- Defense

Edge Players (43 DE/34 OLB)

1. Cornelius Carradine, FSU (43 DE)

2. Dion Jordan, Oregon (34 OLB)

3. Barkevious Mingo, LSU (34 OLB)

4. Ezekial Ansah, BYU (43 DE)

5. Bjoern Werner, FSU (43 DE)

TIER 2

6. Cornelius Washington, Georgia (43 DE)

7. Alex Okafor, Texas (43 DE)

TIER 3

8. Jarvis Jones, Georgia (34 OLB)

9. Damontre Moore (34 OLB)

TIER 4

10. Jamie Collins, Southern Mississippi (34 OLB)

11. Quanterrus Smith, WKU (34 OLB)

12. Michael Buchanan, Illinois (43 DE)

13. Corey Lemonier, Auburn (34 OLB)

14. Malliciah Goodman, Clemson (43 DE)

15. John Simon, Ohio State (34 OLB)

16. Trevardo Williams, UConn (34 OLB)

TIER 5

17.  Stansly Maponga, TCU (43 DE)

18. Sam Montgomery, LSU (43 DE)

19. Lavar Edwards, LSU (43 DE)

20. Brandon Jenkins, FSU (34 OLB)

21. Mike Catapano, Princeton (43 DE)

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2013 NFL DRAFT- Offense

Quarterbacks

1. Geno Smith, West Virginia

TIER 2

2. Tyler Wilson, Arkansas

3. Zac Dysert, Miami (OH)

TIER 3

4. EJ Manuel, FSU

5. Matt Barkley, USC

6. Tyler Bray, Tennessee

7. Ryan Nassib, Syracuse

8. Mike Glennon, NC State

TIER 4

9. Sean Renfree, Duke

10. Matt Scott, Arizona

TIER 5

11. Landry Jones, Oklahoma

12. Ryan Griffin, Tulane

13. Colby Cameron, Louisiana Tech

14. Seth Doege, Texas Tech

15. Brad Sorenson, Southern Utah

Runningbacks

1. Christine Michael, Texas A&M

2. Eddie Lacy, Alabama

TIER 2

3. Jonathan Franklin, UCLA

4. Giovanni Bernard, North Carolina

5. Montee Ball, Wisconsin

6. Le’veon Bell, Michigan State

TIER 3

7. Zac Stacy, Vanderbilt

8. Dennis Johnson, Arkansas

9. Andre Ellington, Clemson

10. Mike Gillislee, Florida

11. Spencer Ware, LSU

TIER 4

12 Stepfan Taylor, Stanford

13. Keep Reading…

Pick    Team             Player            Position    School 1.1    Kansas City    Luke Joeckel    OT    Texas A&M

1.2    Jacksonville    Geno Smith    QB    West Virginia

1.3    Oakland    Dee Milliner    CB    Alabama

1.4    Philadelphia    Star Loutilelei    DL    Utah

1.5    Detroit    Eric Fisher    OT    Central Michigan

1.6    Cleveland    Dion Jordan    OLB    Oregon

1.7    Arizona    Lane Johnson    OT    Oklahoma

1.8    Buffalo    Tavon Austin    WR    West Virginia

1.9    New York Jets    Barkevious Mingo    OLB    LSU

1.10    Tennessee    Sharrif Floyd    DT    Florida

1.11    San Diego    Desmond Trufant    CB    Washington

1.12    Miami    Sheldon Richardson    DT    Missouri

1.13    Tampa Bay    Tyler Eifert    TE    Notre Dame

1.14    Carolina    Xavier Rhodes    CB    Florida State

1.15    New Orleans    Ezekiel Ansah    OLB    BYU

1.16    St. Louis    DJ Fluker    OT/OG    Alabama

1.17    Pittsburgh    Cordarelle Patterson    WR    Tennessee

1.18    Dallas    Chance Warmack    OG    Alabama

1.19    New York Giants    Tank Carradine    DE    Florida State

1.20    Chicago    Arthur Brown    LB    Kansas State

1.21    Cincinatti    John Cyprien    S    South Keep Reading…