colt had no time to throw and they got no push for the run game which resulted in that safety, although i will admit the play calling was awful on that play.

no love for ogbannaya? while he still frustrates me to no end, he’s been breaking off a few big runs here and there.

personally i’ve been loving cody johnson, his ability to pound the ball north-south with frequency, and his ability to somehow get to the edge and still punch the ball up a few yards at his size impresses me. he doesn’t get enough carries in my opinion (i’d love to see at least half the 4th and 1’s that ogbannaya gets go to CJ), and several times has had perfect body control to get the touchdown when he shouldn’t have (i’m thinking of the stretch play to the right from like the 2 yd line, he pushed forward and got the TD with 3 defenders in his face. another time where he took the ball left from inside the 5, was stopped just short, but just as his body/knee were about to hit extended his arm just enough to break the plane and get the TD on the review).

Roy Miller as the sole legit DT is probably on plane with Colt in terms of value because they are both completely irreplaceable on this team.

I have to give the nod to Shipley at #3, because he’s not just a receiver. Along with leading the team in every receiving category he also has had 2 game-changing special teams plays.

Ranking my #4 – #7 (Muck, Kindle, Brown, Miller) is almost a toss-up and you can make many good arguments for why any of these guys belongs at #4.

I agree, the secondary should be sick over the next couple of years. Hopefully guys like Ben Wells and Christian Scott develop, and then you add prospects like Marcus Davis, Eryon Barnett, and Kenny Vaccaro over the next few years. The 4 players you listed at #10, plus Chykie Brown is a heck of nickle package.

If you’re a Texas fan, here’s the good news on the injury situation for Longhorn stars Brian Orakpo and Quan Cosby.

Neither has been ruled out for Saturday’s game against Baylor.

Orakpo, the defensive end, sprained his left knee against Texas Tech. Cosby, the team’s second-leading receiver, was having problems with his back.

Orakpo was checked Saturday night and Sunday.

Here’s the statement issued Sunday night by athletic trainer Kenny Boyd: “Brian Orakpo (sprained left knee) and Quan Cosby (back) will be evaluated during the week. Depending how the week goes for them, we will have an update on their game availability on Friday.”

I haven’t seen any draft prognosticators giving Kindle much attention at all. The general consensus is that his potential is off the charts, but his talent is just too raw still. My guess is that he’d likely be no better than a 4th or 5th rounder this year, but another year at Texas could vault him to 1st or 2nd round next year.