2011 NFL Draft: Andrew Luck Scouting Report, Destined To Be No. 1

December 8, 2010   ·   Benjamin C. Klein   ·   Jump to comments

With the college football season finally over, it is time for the most fun part of college football: evaluating and analyzing college players for the 2011 NFL Draft. Even with labor strife threatening a holdout, that is not excuse for teams, and even fans, not to do their draft homework.
Now there is a possibility that the threat of a lockout will prevent a lot of prospects, like Andrew Luck, to return to college for another year so that they aren’t stuck out of school, unable to play college football while NFL players are locked out, earning no money.
Still, the 2011 draft features a weak crop of seniors, probably because all the good juniors last year declared in fear of the possibly looming lockout. So if underclassman stay in schools this year en masse, this draft could be the weakest since 2005.
But if the Collective Bargaining Agreement is accepted and the underclassmen feel comfortable enough to declare, this draft could be one of the strongest in years.

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