Which top prospect will have the best career?

[BadBoyBenny]

Long term, total value over their NFL career

[Bullet_Dodger]

D'Brickashaw Ferguson

[BadBoyBenny]

FWIW my money is on Mario Williams

[DukeSucks]

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FWIW my money is on Mario Williams

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[Baxter]

Reggie Bush is can't miss. KR/PR/WR/RB guys who are top 5 at each of those spots are revolutionary. If only he was going to the Lions though.

[Jack of Arcades]

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FWIW my money is on Mario Williams

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[Green Kool Aid]

i dont really follow football much beyond the patriots. drafting a sturdy d-lineman is always your best bet. (See: Wilfork, Vince. Seymour, Richard. McGinest, Willie). so, if any of those guys are d-line then i pick him.

too many can't miss college guys at skill positions flop, but when you have the body and the physical tools to play d-line, its more sure. unless you are talking about that guy who tried to kill himself. but besides that guy, yea.

[4 High]

Super Mario

[James282]

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i dont really follow football much beyond the patriots. drafting a sturdy d-lineman is always your best bet. (See: Wilfork, Vince. Seymour, Richard. McGinest, Willie). so, if any of those guys are d-line then i pick him.

too many can't miss college guys at skill positions flop, but when you have the body and the physical tools to play d-line, its more sure. unless you are talking about that guy who tried to kill himself. but besides that guy, yea.

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Actually it's a pretty common opinion among NFL scouts that D-Lineman is the hardest position for which to forecast success in the NFL.
-James

[Unoriginalname]

I think Bush, Ferguson, and Mario are all pretty much non-gambles and virtually guaranteed to have great NFL careers. If Ferguson can put on a bit more weight and retain his agility and mobility, he could definitely be an elite NFL OL.