NFL Draft Jabber 4/10/08

Malcolm Kelly blames his slow 40 time on his school changing the surface…

“This is my life. You know what I’m saying? This ain’t no school. This ain’t no classroom. This ain’t got nothing to do with that,” Kelly said. “This has to do with me; my family. This is what I do. I play football. And I’m supposed to come out here and run as fast as I can.”

The Dolphins are talking with both Jake Long and Vernon Gholston trying to wrap up the #1 pick.

“Long and Gholston are believed to be two of the five prospects the Dolphins have thoroughly investigated in case they don’t trade away the top pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, which takes place on April 26-27.”

This would be interesting to see for all teams and makes me wish I kept my Draft mags. The Bears Official Site has a look at what the Draft Guides said about picks from their past.

The 49′ers Official Site has a look at QB prospect Joe Flacco in their “On the Clock” feature.

Want to do something a little more interesting to go along with your Hot Wings on draft day? Drop a wager. BETUS.com gives some tips on wagering on the NFL Draft Linemen.

Randy Hill at Fox Sports does a little run down on the draft needs for the also rans.

Bleacher Report evaluate their top 10 players.

Pro Football Weekly does a little reader mail Draft Q&A.

All of a sudden WR is becoming a major need along with the defense for the Bengals.

Pro Football Talk is slowly (by their own admission) putting together teams draft needs. The just posted Bengals and Saints with more to come.

Catch some video here of Mike Maylock’s picks for the draft…

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We are also adding random draft related video to our Vod Pod found in the menu under “Video” above or the little video box on the side bar daily until the draft.

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