NFL Draft 2011: Ranking the Top 10 Offensive Hopefuls in the Big Ten

April 10, 2011   ·   Phil Harrison   ·   Jump to comments

Labor strife or not, the NFL draft is still scheduled to take place beginning April 28th.
As we get closer to the draft, things have began to crystallize as to where players might go.
Here is a look at the potential top 10 offensive hopefuls out of the Big Ten (Nebraksa not yet included):
 
1. OT Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin
The Skinny: Wisconsin has built quite a reputation for churning out offensive linemen, and Carimi fits the profile nicely.
Widely regarded as the top offensive tackle in this year's draft, he is the quintessential power blocker that Wisconsin has been known for and can drive people off the ball.
He should fit in nicely almost immediately with a pro-style running attack.
Where some analysts disagree is how well suited Carimi will be able to pass-protect due to the holes in his technique and short stature.
He is the only offensive player projected in the first round and could pan out to be a perennial Pro-Bowler.
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