Here is an interesting concept to give a general idea of the top prospects in the draft.

from http://walterfootball.com/draft2011bigboard.php

2011 NFL Draft Consensus Big Board

I thought it would be interesting to combine some of the prominent 2011 NFL Draft Big Boards to form one consensus big board.

Below are the average big board position of the top prospects in the 2011 NFL Draft. I looked at six different big boards: Mel Kiper (ESPN), Todd McShay (ESPN), Rob Rang (CBS), Scott Wright (DraftCountdown.com), Tony Pauline (Sports Illustrated) and Wes Bunting's (NFP). I will also add Mike Mayock's big board when he releases it.

Updated March 6

1. Patrick Peterson, CB, LSU: 2.2 (Last Week: 2)
High: 1 (Multi); Low: 4 (Pauline)

2. A.J. Green, WR, Georgia: 3.2 (Last Week: 1)
High: 1 (Multi); Low: 6 (Multi)

3. Da'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson: 3.8 (Last Week: 4)
High: 1 (McShay); Low: 10 (Bunting)

4. Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn: 4.0 (Last Week: 3)
High: 2 (Kiper); Low: 6 (Multi)

5. Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama: 5.8 (Last Week: 7)
High: 2 (McShay); Low: 16 (Bunting)

6. Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M: 6.2 (Last Week: 5)
High: 5 (Multi); Low: 9 (Pauline)

7. Robert Quinn, DE, North Carolina: 7.8 (Last Week: 6)
High: 3 (Wright); Low: 11 (Bunting)

8. Julio Jones, WR, Alabama: 10.8 (Last Week:
High: 3 (Bunting); Low: 17 (Pauline)

9. Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska: 11.0 (Last Week: 9)
High: 7 (Multi); Low: 27 (Bunting)

10. Cameron Jordan, DE, California: 12.0 (Last Week: 13)
High: 6 (Pauline); Low: 15 (McShay)

11. Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri: 12.3 (Last Week: 10)
High: 7 (Bunting); Low: 17 (Kiper)

12. Tyron Smith, OT, USC: 13.0 (Last Week: 12)
High: 8 (Bunting); Low: 18 (Kiper)

13. Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri: 13.2 (Last Week: 11)
High: 8 (Multi); Low: Unranked (Bunting)

14. Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama: 13.5 (Last Week: 14)
High: 6 (Bunting); Low: 17 (Multi)

15. J.J. Watt, DE, Wisconsin: 14.5 (Last Week: 18)
High: 10 (McShay); Low: 20 (Bunting)

16. Cam Newton, QB, Auburn: 16.8 (Last Week: 15)
High: 10 (Kiper); Low: Unranked (Bunting)

17. Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa: 19.7 (Last Week: 17)
High: 18 (Multi); Low: 24 (Bunting)

18. Akeem Ayers, OLB, UCLA: 21.8 (Last Week: 16)
High: 12 (Bunting); Low: 31 (Rang)

19. Ryan Kerrigan, DE, Purdue: 22.2 (Last Week: 20)
High: 13 (Wright); Low: Unranked (Bunting)

20. Anthony Castonzo, OT, Boston College: 23.3 (Last Week: 21)
High: 13 (Rang); Low: Unranked (Bunting)

21. Nate Solder, OT, Colorado: 23.5 (Last Week: 19)
High: 14 (McShay); Low: Unranked (Bunting)

22. Brandon Harris, CB, Miami: 23.8 (Last Week: 26)
High: 9 (Bunting); Low: Unranked (Multi)

23. Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin: 24.5 (Last Week: 22)
High: 19 (Bunting); Low: 31 (Wright)

24. Corey Liuget, DT, Illinois: 24.8 (Last Week: 24)
High: 16 (Kiper); Low: Unranked (Multi)

25. Jimmy Smith, CB, Colorado: 25.0 (Last Week: 23)
High: 20 (Kiper); Low: Unranked (Wright)

26. Cameron Heyward, DE, Ohio State: 26.0 (Last Week: 25)
High: 16 (Pauline); Low: 32 (Multi)

27. Muhammad Wilkerson, DT, Temple: 27.3 (Last Week: 31)
High: 15 (Kiper); Low: Unranked (Multi)

28. Derek Sherrod, OT, Mississippi State: 28.0 (Last Week: 27)
High: 25 (Multi); Low: Unranked (Multi)

29. Jake Locker, QB, Washington: 28.0 (Last Week: 29)
High: 16 (Wright); Low: Unranked (Multi)

30. Kyle Rudolph, TE, Notre Dame: 28.3 (Last Week: 30)
High: 14 (Bunting); Low: Unranked (Multi)

31. Justin Houston, DE, Georgia: 28.7 (Last Week: 28)
High: 17 (Bunting); Low: Unranked (Multi)

32. Mike Pouncey, G, Florida: 28.7 (Last Week: 32)
High: 22 (Rang); Low: Unranked (Multi)

33. Christian Ballard, DE, Iowa: 31.0 (Last Week: 35)
High: 25 (Kiper); Low: Unranked (Multi)

34. Danny Watkins: 30.0 (Last Week: Unranked)
High: 15 (Bunting); Low: Unranked (Multi)

35. Jonathan Baldwin, WR, Pittsburgh: 30.2 (Last Week: 33)
High: 18 (Bunting); Low: Unranked (Multi)

36. Stefen Wisniewski, G/C, Penn State: 31.0 (Last Week: Unranked)
High: 21 (Bunting); Low: Unranked (Multi)


Dropped off: Rahim Moore, Mikel LeShoure.

This doesn't include Mayocks?


Fail.

Pizan wrote:This doesn't include Mayocks?


Fail.

Apparently it will once Maycock releases his.

Honestly they shouldn't have done it until he releases his. Mayock is the only respected one of the bunch.

Pizan wrote:Honestly they shouldn't have done it until he releases his. Mayock is the only respected one of the bunch.

Mel Kiper is just a waste of time

Kiper is a personality who retains a lot of information he has no idea about. 25 years doing it and not any job offers. Mayock had 3 before last offseason. He's also a former Giant.

Kiper had Jimmy Clausen ranked as his best QB last draft over Bradford. . . Maybe you missed that as well.