Your final prediction for #10

My guess, Aldon Smith.

If he plays in the NFL like this I hope you are right.

YouTube - Aldon Smith vs. Colorado ('09)

I'd be pretty surprised if we took Locker at 10 (though I'd be totally for it).

I'm looking at a player that can come in and contribute right away. No [projects] in my estimation are worthy at #10. Plus, I don't like 6' 2" QB's. That's part of Grossman's problem.

locker

My faith has been shaken. If no one had brought to my attention the differences between Kyle and Mike I would have no problem saying Locker and taking my rightful place atop the Warpath as rain man. However I am now lost and have little to no idea who we'll take or what we'll do.

I'm looking at a player that can come in and contribute right away. No [projects] in my estimation are worthy at #10. Plus, I don't like 6' 2" QB's. That's part of Grossman's problem.

I'm looking at the new mod to ban you for daring to disagree with me!

Seriously though, Locker's a huge, huge gamble. But if he pays off...

I'm looking at a player that can come in and contribute right away. No [projects] in my estimation are worthy at #10. Plus, I don't like 6' 2" QB's. That's part of Grossman's problem.

I guess it is a problem since Grossman is 6'1 :)

Comes down to Julio Jones or Quinn but Jones is the safer pick. I've always said Jones is and will be in the pros the more complete WR than Green is/will be, and wouldn't shock me 3yrs later that he'll become the next Andre Johnson, Green the next Charles Rogers. I Don't usually care or look at combine numbers, but this kid out ran (4.38), and out-jumped Green on a bum left foot. That toughness sold me, and from a WR who'd be playing against Samuels, Jenkins, and Webster twice a yr. Quinn to me is slightly overrated, brain tumor a concern, more importantly he isn't a fit to play the 3-4 OLB Spot, (can't cover or move in space).

I'm looking at a player that can come in and contribute right away. No [projects] in my estimation are worthy at #10. Plus, I don't like 6' 2" QB's. That's part of Grossman's problem.

Locker has his share of problems. However size is not one of them. Being 6'2 is not really short enough for scouts to hold it against him, and his muscle mass is the kind of thing that scouts like to see as it indicates he should be able to handle any beating he might take at the next level, though what does concern scouts is his tendency to run with reckless abandon. Even Gruden gave him a hard time for not sliding during this play. Though Locker claims he was trying to get down before taking a big hit.

Note: Start the video at 0:40 to see the hit I'm referring to
-YjuBOsFyLY


By the way my faith is renewed in Locker
John Elway Compares Washington QB Jake Locker to…Himself | NFL Mocks (http://nflmocks.com/2011/04/24/john-elway-compares-washington-qb-jake-locker-to-himself/)

I'm looking at a player that can come in and contribute right away. No [projects] in my estimation are worthy at #10. Plus, I don't like 6' 2" QB's. That's part of Grossman's problem.

6' 2 & 1/2" my good man.

By the way my faith is renewed in Locker
John Elway Compares Washington QB Jake Locker to…Himself | NFL Mocks (http://nflmocks.com/2011/04/24/john-elway-compares-washington-qb-jake-locker-to-himself/)

Boo-Yah!