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		<title>Late Round Gems</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 Mar 2008 18:22:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The players in the first round of any 2008 mock draft are all pretty similar for the most part, just in a different order.  It&#8217;s pretty easy to determine which team needs what, then place the best player at that position in that slot.  After the first 2 rounds it gets a little [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://nflmocks.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/nfl_draft_logo.jpg" title="NFL Draft Logo"><img src="http://nflmocks.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/nfl_draft_logo.jpg" alt="NFL Draft Logo" align="right" /></a>The players in the first round of any 2008 mock draft are all pretty similar for the most part, just in a different order.  It&#8217;s pretty easy to determine which team needs what, then place the best player at that position in that slot.  After the first 2 rounds it gets a little harder.  You will see teams fall in love with a certain player, then panic and take him a round before he should be selected.  When a team puts a lot of effort into scouting, film sessions and interviews finding a great player in the later rounds really makes up for all that effort.  A few notable players that were selected in later rounds were: Tom Brady 6th round, Marques Colston 7th round, Donald Driver 7th round, Bart Starr 15th round.  The 2008 NFL Draft will more than likely have a few great players selected in late rounds,  but I&#8217;m just going to go over the 3 who I think have the most potential.</p>
<p><strong> Tony Temple RB Missouri</strong> &#8211; Tony has above average speed, the ability to make people miss, and improved hands out of the backfield.  At Mizzou&#8217;s pro day the 5-foot-9 210 lb back ran a 4.47 40.  Almost everyone projects him to be a 7th round pick.  If your a team that needs a backup running back, make Tony your pick.</p>
<p><strong>Stanford Keglar LB Purdue</strong> &#8211; One of the many Boilermaker players that starred in Indianapolis, he definitely improved his draft stock considerably.  The 6-foot-2 239 lb linebacker ran a 4.58 40 at the Combine.  At Purdue he totaled 70 tackles last season.  Before the Combine he wasn&#8217;t supposed to be selected in the draft.  Now most project him as a 5th or 6th round pick.</p>
<p><strong>Barry Richardson OT Clemso</strong><strong>n</strong> &#8211; My first mock draft I had him in the first round(people called me out rather quickly), but after the combine he is projected to go later.  Scouts don&#8217;t like his lackadaisical attitude, but he can definitely play.  He was selected to the ACC first team, he started all four years at Clemson.  He is a very large man standing 6-foot-7 weighing 320 lbs.  He could make a nice addition to a power running team.  Most project him to be selected in the 6th round.</p>
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