Big 12 predictions for this week
Tim Griffin, Big 12...St. Louis area. Missouri linebacker Sean Weatherspoon has played big against the Illini in previous seasons with two interceptions last season. He's promised to squeeze the pulp out of Illinois quarterback Juice Williams again...
Blog | September 03, 2009My Big 12 media day musings
Tim Griffin, Big 12Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin The Big 12 media days are always one of my favorite events to cover every year. It's a great way to get excit...
Blog | July 31, 2009Ranking the best and worst of Big 12 nonconference schedules
Tim Griffin, Big 12...Illinois (at St. Louis), Bowling Green, Furman, at Nevada The Tigers' inexperienced defense will get a huge challenge in the opener against Illinois' pass-and-catch tandem of Juice Williams and Arrelious Benn...
Blog | June 10, 2009Ranking the best of the Big 12's nonconference games
Tim Griffin, Big 12...season. 5. Illinois vs. Missouri (at St. Louis), Sept. 5: The Tigers won't have nearly as much firepower back as last year and Juice Williams will be primed for the Illini. It...
Blog | March 04, 2009The Big 12 and the Super Bowl: The Nineties
Tim Griffin, Big 12...DT Danny Noonan (Nebraska), LB Mickey Pruitt (Colorado), CB Kevin Smith (Texas A&M), DB Robert Williams (Baylor). Buffalo Bills -- RB Thurman Thomas (Oklahoma State). 1993 Dallas Cowboys -- DT Tony Casillas (Oklahoma), K Lin...
Blog | January 29, 2009Dolphins, Rams take Jake, Chris Long; Falcons go with Ryan
ESPN.com news servicesLong appears to be the name of the day. With Jake Long safely squirreled away by the Miami Dolphins as the overall No. 1 pick, the St. Louis Rams decided to take Chris Long with the No. 2 pick.
Story | Conversation | April 26, 2008Miami remains mum on No. 1 overall pick
Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN.comChris Long, Glenn Dorsey and Matt Ryan project to be the first three picks in April's NFL draft, but in what order they are selected remains to be seen, writes Mel Kiper.
Story | Conversation | March 03, 2008
Will Dolphins deal first pick in 2008 NFL draft?
Mel Kiper Jr., ESPN.comGlenn Dorsey would look great in a Miami Dolphins uniform. Then again, so would a lot of players. Mel Kiper Jr. reveals his first-round projections for April's NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | January 16, 2008
CB Washington, WR Mathis impress with workouts
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderAuburn RB Ronnie Brown is up to No. 2 and four other players debut in Mel Kiper's latest first-round projection.
Story | Conversation | March 05, 2005
Smith remains at No. 1
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderDE Marcus Spears and WR Reggie Brown are among the new entries in Mel Kiper's latest first-round projection.
Story | Conversation | February 08, 2005
Smith to 49ers at No. 1
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderUtah quarterback Alex Smith tops Mel Kiper's initial first-round projection for the 2005 NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | January 18, 2005
Third-round mock draft
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderThe abundance of underclassmen has pushed some quality prospects into my third-round projection of the NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | April 09, 2004
Manning still No. 1, shuffling elsewhere
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderChanges abound in Mel Kiper's latest first-round projection, and trades could shuffle it even more.
Story | Conversation | March 29, 2004
DT Harris enters top five
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderThe top four picks remain the same, but Tommie Harris breaks into the latest first-round projection.
Story | Conversation | March 02, 2004
Manning looks like No. 1
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderEli Manning, Larry Fitzgerald and Ben Roethlisberger look like the top three picks in the 2004 NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | January 20, 2004
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