Mathias Kiwanuka 6-7 262
Lamarr Woodley 6-2 268
Kamerion Wimbley 6-4 255
Jay Alford 6-3 285
Brodrick Bunkley 6-3 284
Daryn Colledge 6-5 298
Nick Mangold 6-4 290
Greg Eslinger 6-3 285
DeMeco Ryans 6-2 232
Leonard Pope 6-7 250
Antonio Cromartie 6-3 210
Roman Harper 6-1 200
Laurence Maroney 5-11 205
Devin Hester 5-11 185
Maurice Drew 5-8 205
DeAngelo Williams 5-10 217
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8 DeAngelo Hall CB Virginia Tech, Atlanta Falcons Speed to burn and great cover skills.
14 Tommie Harris DT Oklahoma, Chicago Bears The best player on a great Sooner defense.
18 Will Smith DE Ohio State, New Orleans Saints The best player on a great Buckeye defense.
21 Vince Wilfork NT Miami (Fla.), New England Patriots Hard to move and dominates the line.
33 Karlos Dansby OLB Auburn, Arizona Cardinals Great at stopping the run and pass coverage.
34 Chris Snee G Boston College, New York Giants 4 year starter and a road grader.
63 Marquise Hill DE Louisiana State, New England Patriots Great size and speed to the QB.
67 Stuart Schweigert SAF Purdue, Oakland Raiders Great speed and a nose for the ball.
76 Derrick Strait CB Oklahoma, New York Jets Great nose for the ball.
93 Keyaron Fox LB Georgia Tech, Kansas City Chiefs Tough and quick from sideline to sideline.
98 Shaun Phillips LB Purdue, San Diego Chargers The most under-rated player in the draft.
100 Alex Stepanovich C Ohio State, Arizona Cardinals The leader on strong offensive line.
108 Jerricho Cotchery WR North Carolina State, New York Jets Made Phillip Rivers look good.
115 Nat Dorsey T Georgia Tech, Minnesota Vikings As a sophomore he contained Julian Peppers.
120 Ernest Wilford WR Virginia Tech, Jacksonville Jaguars Tall WR with a nose for the ball.
121 Bruce Thornton CB Georgia, Dallas Cowboys Solid cover corner which can close on the ball.
167 Nick Leckey C Kansas State, Arizona Cardinals Made a name for himself in the Big 12 Championship gm.
170 Vontez Duff CB Notre Dame, Houston Texans Shutdown some really good WR's.
14 Tommie Harris DT Oklahoma, Chicago Bears The best player on a great Sooner defense.
18 Will Smith DE Ohio State, New Orleans Saints The best player on a great Buckeye defense.
21 Vince Wilfork NT Miami (Fla.), New England Patriots Hard to move and dominates the line.
33 Karlos Dansby OLB Auburn, Arizona Cardinals Great at stopping the run and pass coverage.
34 Chris Snee G Boston College, New York Giants 4 year starter and a road grader.
63 Marquise Hill DE Louisiana State, New England Patriots Great size and speed to the QB.
67 Stuart Schweigert SAF Purdue, Oakland Raiders Great speed and a nose for the ball.
76 Derrick Strait CB Oklahoma, New York Jets Great nose for the ball.
93 Keyaron Fox LB Georgia Tech, Kansas City Chiefs Tough and quick from sideline to sideline.
98 Shaun Phillips LB Purdue, San Diego Chargers The most under-rated player in the draft.
100 Alex Stepanovich C Ohio State, Arizona Cardinals The leader on strong offensive line.
108 Jerricho Cotchery WR North Carolina State, New York Jets Made Phillip Rivers look good.
115 Nat Dorsey T Georgia Tech, Minnesota Vikings As a sophomore he contained Julian Peppers.
120 Ernest Wilford WR Virginia Tech, Jacksonville Jaguars Tall WR with a nose for the ball.
121 Bruce Thornton CB Georgia, Dallas Cowboys Solid cover corner which can close on the ball.
167 Nick Leckey C Kansas State, Arizona Cardinals Made a name for himself in the Big 12 Championship gm.
170 Vontez Duff CB Notre Dame, Houston Texans Shutdown some really good WR's.
Matthew's 2004 NFL Draft Scout List - with my notes at the time
8 Antrel Rolle DB Miami (Fla.), Arizona Cardinals Great cover corner.
9 Carlos Rogers DB Auburn, Washington Redskins The best cover corner in the draft.
10 Mike Williams WR USC, Detroit Lions He's a monster possession receiver.
17 David Pollack LB Georgia, Cincinnati Bengals A great athlete for his size.
19 Alex Barron T Florida State, St. Louis Rams Can play both RT and LT.
20 Marcus Spears DE Louisiana State, Dallas Cowboys Can be an excellent bookend.
24 Aaron Rodgers QB California, Green Bay Packers Great arm, coming from a solid system.
29 Marlin Jackson DB Michigan, Indianapolis Colts Can shutdown the best of WR's
30 Heath Miller TE Virginia, Pittsburgh Steelers Great blocker and WR's down field.
31 Mike Patterson DT USC, Philadelphia Eagles Smaller DT, but has a great center of gravity.
32 Logan Mankins G Fresno State, New England Patriots The most under-rated LT in the draft.
33 David Baas G Michigan, San Francisco 49ers A solid guard, strength is run blocking.
35 Reggie Brown WR Georgia, Philadelphia Eagles Solid possession receiver.
43 Corey Webster DB Louisiana State, New York Giants The most under-rated CB in the draft.
48 Odell Thurman MLB Georgia, Cincinnati Bengals Very quick middle linebacker.
53 Dan Cody LB Oklahoma, Baltimore Ravens Solid DE on a great defense.
57 Justin Miller CB Clemson, New York Jets Solid return man
132 Chris Canty DE Virginia, Dallas Cowboys The biggest DE in the draft, had injury problems.
173 Tyjuan Hagler LB Cincinnati, Indianapolis Colts The most under-rated player in the draft.
179 Bo Scaife TE Texas, Tennessee Titans Solid target and good blocker.
184 Bill Swancutt DE Oregon State, Detroit Lions Had some really good games again solid LT's.
195 Craig Bragg WR UCLA, Green Bay Packers Great possession receiver.
202 Dave Rayner K Michigan State, Indianapolis Colts The best kicker in college football.
216 Kevin Vickerson DT Michigan State, Miami Dolphins Solid player, worth a late round pick.
227 Kenneth Pettway LB Grambling State, Houston Texans Saw him only once, but excellent ability.
9 Carlos Rogers DB Auburn, Washington Redskins The best cover corner in the draft.
10 Mike Williams WR USC, Detroit Lions He's a monster possession receiver.
17 David Pollack LB Georgia, Cincinnati Bengals A great athlete for his size.
19 Alex Barron T Florida State, St. Louis Rams Can play both RT and LT.
20 Marcus Spears DE Louisiana State, Dallas Cowboys Can be an excellent bookend.
24 Aaron Rodgers QB California, Green Bay Packers Great arm, coming from a solid system.
29 Marlin Jackson DB Michigan, Indianapolis Colts Can shutdown the best of WR's
30 Heath Miller TE Virginia, Pittsburgh Steelers Great blocker and WR's down field.
31 Mike Patterson DT USC, Philadelphia Eagles Smaller DT, but has a great center of gravity.
32 Logan Mankins G Fresno State, New England Patriots The most under-rated LT in the draft.
33 David Baas G Michigan, San Francisco 49ers A solid guard, strength is run blocking.
35 Reggie Brown WR Georgia, Philadelphia Eagles Solid possession receiver.
43 Corey Webster DB Louisiana State, New York Giants The most under-rated CB in the draft.
48 Odell Thurman MLB Georgia, Cincinnati Bengals Very quick middle linebacker.
53 Dan Cody LB Oklahoma, Baltimore Ravens Solid DE on a great defense.
57 Justin Miller CB Clemson, New York Jets Solid return man
132 Chris Canty DE Virginia, Dallas Cowboys The biggest DE in the draft, had injury problems.
173 Tyjuan Hagler LB Cincinnati, Indianapolis Colts The most under-rated player in the draft.
179 Bo Scaife TE Texas, Tennessee Titans Solid target and good blocker.
184 Bill Swancutt DE Oregon State, Detroit Lions Had some really good games again solid LT's.
195 Craig Bragg WR UCLA, Green Bay Packers Great possession receiver.
202 Dave Rayner K Michigan State, Indianapolis Colts The best kicker in college football.
216 Kevin Vickerson DT Michigan State, Miami Dolphins Solid player, worth a late round pick.
227 Kenneth Pettway LB Grambling State, Houston Texans Saw him only once, but excellent ability.
Matthew's 2005 NFL Draft Scout List - with my notes at the time.
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