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Updated 2011 NFL Draft Big Board

Draft Big Boards are a major part of the process as it helps develop your best player available list. My Big Board has remained fluid for most the the year and it continues to change as we inch closer to the draft. I have mentioned several times that I don’t let the results of workouts make a significant impact on my rankings. However, they do play a roll and cannot be ignored. After the jump, you will see some minor changes to my Big Board with several players making their way into the back end of the ranking.

The biggest mover is Washington linebacker Mason Foster who moved into the #30 spot in my rankings. Foster is not a flashy player but the more I watch the more I love. He has the ability and instincts to be an impact linebacker in the NFL. He is likely a 2nd round pick but whoever selects him will be getting great value. Foster has the potential to fit several different schemes and is the type of player that is always around the football.

Rank Player Position School
1 Patrick Peterson CB LSU
2 Da'Quan Bowers DE Clemson
3 Von Miller OLB Texas A&M
4 Nick Fairley DT Auburn
5 Marcel Dareus DT Alabama
6 A.J. Green WR Georgia
7 Julio Jones WR Alabama
8 Prince Amukamara CB Nebraska
9 Tyron Smith OT USC
10 Robert Quinn DE/OLB North Carolina
11 Mark Ingram RB Alabama
12 Cameron Jordan DE California
13 Blaine Gabbert QB Missouri
14 Cam Newton QB Auburn
15 Corey Liuget DT Illinois
16 J.J. Watt DE Wisconsin
17 Gabe Carimi OT Wisconsin
18 Anthony Castonzo OT Boston College
19 Justin Houston DE/OLB Georgia
20 Ryan Kerrigan DE/OLB Purdue
21 Aldon Smith DE/OLB Missouri
22 Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas
23 Mike Pouncey G/C Florida
24 Phil Taylor DT Baylor
25 Brandon Harris CB Miami
26 Muhammad Wilkerson DT Temple
27 Jimmy Smith CB Colorado
28 Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa
29 Nate Solder OT Colorado
30 Mason Foster LB Washington
31 Cameron Heyward DT Ohio State
32 Danny Watkins G Baylor
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