Time for Grades

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LSU's Tyson Jackson went No. 3 to the Chiefs.

The 2009 NFL draft is over, which means it's time for the Kiper's grades. Check out what grade Mel gave your favorite team! Story
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Mel's 2009 Big Board (April 9)

Player	Yr.	Pos.	School	Chg.
1. Aaron Curry	Sr.	LB	Wake Forest
2. Michael Crabtree	So.	WR	Texas Tech
3. Matthew Stafford	Jr.	QB	Georgia
4. Jason Smith	Sr.	OT	Baylor
5. Mark Sanchez	Jr.	QB	USC
6. Brian Orakpo	Sr.	DE	Texas
7. Brandon Pettigrew	Sr.	TE	Oklahoma St.
8. B.J. Raji	Sr.	DT	Boston College
9. Eugene Monroe	Sr.	OT	Virginia
10. Jeremy Maclin	So.	WR	Missouri
11. Aaron Maybin	So.	DE	Penn St.
12. Andre Smith	Jr.	OT	Alabama
13. Knowshown Moreno	So.	RB	Georgia
14. Robert Ayers	Sr.	DE	Tennessee
15. Chris "Beanie" Wells	Sr.	RB	Ohio St.
16. Tyson Jackson	Sr.	DE	LSU
17. Rey Maualuga	Sr.	LB	USC
18. Peria Jerry	Sr.	DT	Mississippi
19. Brian Cushing	Sr.	LB	USC
20. Larry English	Sr.	LB	No. Illinois
21. Alex Mack	Sr.	C	California
22. Donald Brown	Jr.	RB	Connecticut
23. Everette Brown	Jr.	DE	Florida St.
24. Malcolm Jenkins	Sr.	CB	Ohio State
25. Percy Harvin	Jr.	WR	Florida
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Tuesdays with Mel

Each week, Insiders will be invited to browse this handy collection of quotes and commentary from one of the foremost experts on the draft. This week, Mel talks about whether Mark Sanchez will face the same draft-day fate as Brady Quinn and Aaron Rodgers.Story