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grimm · 01-28-2003

some skinny from kiper on good 2nd round OL pickups

Wayne Hunter (Hawaii)
I expect him to be an intriguing prospect come draft day. At 6-6 and 315 pounds, he's a left-tackle prospect with tons of pass-blocking experience. With good workouts, he could enjoy a meteoric rise up the draft board.
Draft outlook: Possibly a second-rounder.

CENTER
Jeff Faine (Notre Dame)
He is the No. 1 center ahead of Wisconsin's Al Johnson. The 6-3, 290-pound Faine is a tough, smart, fiery, aggressive player who finishes every block and has a disciplined approach to the game. He understands everything it takes to play the position from a technical standpoint. He will be an outstanding NFL anchor for a long time.
Draft outlook: Late first round to early-to-mid second round.

Jordan Gross, OT, Utah
Carolina's first major need is at quarterback, but this may be a bit early to look at the other QBs available. Gross is the top left-tackle prospect in the draft and would fill the second major need for the Panthers, giving them a starting point to build some protection for that young quarterback when he arrives.

*Kwame Harris, OT, Stanford
Though he is an underclassman, Harris is very experienced and a gifted athlete. He could be the best offensive lineman the Cardinal has produced since Bob Whitfield. He doesn't always dominate consistently, but at 6-6 and 325 pounds Harris is worth taking a chance on later in the first round.

George Foster, OT, Georgia
The Titans could use help on the offensive line, and Foster could play guard or tackle in the NFL. He's a tough, fiery kid would have gone much higher if he hadn't missed some time after sustaining a wrist injury in a car accident back in August. Foster checks in at 6-5 and 333 pounds, with extremely long arms, and would be a good value choice

If the steelers are smart, they will pick up michael doss to help that secondary. if the pack is smart they will pick up Boller pr Grossman as a logical heir to favre, and if the saints are smart, they will pick up an EJ Henderson at LB or a Kenny Peterson on the DL, or Mike Doss in the secondary.

01-28-2003	#13
grimm Cramming 3 people in a Room to Attend Show Stop Lurking and start posting! Register now! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 5,306	some skinny from kiper on good 2nd round OL pickups Wayne Hunter (Hawaii) I expect him to be an intriguing prospect come draft day. At 6-6 and 315 pounds, he's a left-tackle prospect with tons of pass-blocking experience. With good workouts, he could enjoy a meteoric rise up the draft board. Draft outlook: Possibly a second-rounder. CENTER Jeff Faine (Notre Dame) He is the No. 1 center ahead of Wisconsin's Al Johnson. The 6-3, 290-pound Faine is a tough, smart, fiery, aggressive player who finishes every block and has a disciplined approach to the game. He understands everything it takes to play the position from a technical standpoint. He will be an outstanding NFL anchor for a long time. Draft outlook: Late first round to early-to-mid second round. Jordan Gross, OT, Utah Carolina's first major need is at quarterback, but this may be a bit early to look at the other QBs available. Gross is the top left-tackle prospect in the draft and would fill the second major need for the Panthers, giving them a starting point to build some protection for that young quarterback when he arrives. *Kwame Harris, OT, Stanford Though he is an underclassman, Harris is very experienced and a gifted athlete. He could be the best offensive lineman the Cardinal has produced since Bob Whitfield. He doesn't always dominate consistently, but at 6-6 and 325 pounds Harris is worth taking a chance on later in the first round. George Foster, OT, Georgia The Titans could use help on the offensive line, and Foster could play guard or tackle in the NFL. He's a tough, fiery kid would have gone much higher if he hadn't missed some time after sustaining a wrist injury in a car accident back in August. Foster checks in at 6-5 and 333 pounds, with extremely long arms, and would be a good value choice If the steelers are smart, they will pick up michael doss to help that secondary. if the pack is smart they will pick up Boller pr Grossman as a logical heir to favre, and if the saints are smart, they will pick up an EJ Henderson at LB or a Kenny Peterson on the DL, or Mike Doss in the secondary. __________________ Think horses, not zebras.