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In the summer of 2010, Mel Kiper looked at every NFL team -- their current roster holes, who they might pick if the 2011 draft was happening now, and an overall audit of their system. This page serves as a collection of each Kiper report.

Mel reveals his early predictions for April's NFL draft

If James Laurinaitis had declared for the 2008 NFL draft, he likely would have been a top-10 pick. Instead, he chose to return to Ohio State for his senior season and is Mel Kiper's No. 1 player heading into 2008.

Although somewhat mechanical at times, Aaron Rodgers impressed Mel Kiper Jr. heading into the 2005 NFL draft.

Mel Kiper gave Brett Favre and Dan McGwire identical grades in his 1991 "Draft Report." While McGwire went 16th overall to Seattle, Favre dropped to the second round, where the Atlanta Falcons took him with the 33rd overall pick.

Vince Young's Rose Bowl performance has propelled the Texas QB into the top three of the NFL draft.

ESPN.com's Mel Kiper is breaking down the top five playes on every Division I-A roster.

Great coaching performances at Clemson, Navy and Kansas have helped lead those teams to potential bowl bids.

This year freshmen running backs are proving this position is the easiest to transition to from one level of competition to the next.

Check out updated rosters for the North and South squads in this year's Senior Bowl.

It's an understatement to say this is the year of the wide receiver in college football.

Let's take a look at two up-and-coming teams (Virginia and UConn) and their outlook for next season.

Mel Kiper Jr. previews Michigan-Ohio State, USC-UCLA and three other key weekend games.

While it was pouring in Eugene, Reggie Williams was pouring it on against Oregon.

Mel Kiper Jr. previews Texas-Texas Tech, Maryland-Clemson and three other key weekend games.

To understand how the Vikings have fallen, just look at their last four drafts.