Who are the top offensive players in the 2016 NFL Draft? Alex Ferguson has the answers. You should be warned: this is not in order… Carson Wentz (QB, North Dakota State) Carson Wentz #11 fights to recover a fumble People want to name Jared Goff as the No 1 player coming out of this draft, but I prefer Wentz. In the NFL, I think hell make less mistakes than Goff will. I cant help but think back to Goffs record in college - especially the game in which he threw five INTs in a game. It was one of the ugliest games Ive ever seen. Laremy Tunsil (OT, Ole Miss) Laremy Tunsil participates in a drill during the 2016 NFL Scouting Combine Tunsil was fantastic in his career at Ole Miss - although he had to be left out for almost half of his final season after an investigation by the NCAA. At 65, 310lb hes got all the physical attributes, and hes excelled in one of college footballs most difficult environments.Jared Goff (QB, California) Jared Goff drops back to pass The Eagles have already got Sam Bradford and Chase Daniel - and paid a pretty penny for both, so why are they likely to take either Goff or Wentz? I simply dont know. Frankly, I would store up their offensive line with a terrific offensive linesman like Tunsil.Ezekiel Elliott (RB, Ohio State) Ezekiel Elliott storms into the endzone Theres no question about this: If Elliotts behind a good offensive line, hell flourish, and probably get the offensive rookie of the year award. So thats why he should go to Dallas. Hes burning quick, highly elusive, and hes been compared to Edgerrin James. A team drafting him would take that. My big worry for him is that if he doesnt get the ball, he might throw his toys out of the pram, as he did against Michigan State when he blamed his head coach Urban Meyer about not getting the ball enough.Laquon Treadwell (WR, Ole Miss) Laquon Treadwell celebrates a touchdown Treadwell was one the best pass catchers in college football. His ability to go and get the ball is out of this world, and hell crush opposing secondary players. He might not be the quickest player in the Draft, but hes seen by US media pundits as a bigger and faster version of Anquan Boldin. Treadwell will hope for Boldins career earnings and longevity, too ($37 million over 13 years). Dara Kennedy spoke to running back Marshaun Coprich over a pizza to find out which teams might like a slice of him Jack Conklin (OT, Michigan State) Jack Conklin #74 in a physical battle Loved for his versatility, if Conklin gets drafted in the first round itll be one of the best stories of the first round. Why? He wasnt even awarded a scholarship at Michigan State at first, but walked on to play. And when he succeeded, he received a scholarship, but has remained very humble indeed. Playing-wise, the last time I really got to see him was owning members of the Ohio State defensive line on the road in one of the biggest games of the year.Josh Doctson (WR, TCU) Josh Doctson dives for a touchdown pass Before he got injured at Texas Christian, Doctson was a human highlight reel, catching just about anything you threw at him. It was like watching Allen Robinson - except the quarterback was probably better! Seriously, hell be a wunderkind in a good offensive situation!Will Fuller (WR, Notre Dame) William Fuller #7 prepares to catch a pass As a Pittsburgh Steelers fan already missing No 2 receiver Martavis Bryant, I hope that they get Fuller because hes got the outright speed to make him a huge threat. Seriously, Fuller was able to catch up with anything at Notre Dame, and although he might have some of his detractors, but hes a really good pass catcher.Ronnie Stanley (Notre Dame) Ronnie Stanley #78 blocks Big offensive linesman. Should be good for shoring up a team at the next level.Derrick Henry (RB, Alabama) President Barack Obama strikes the Heisman pose with Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry Henry ran behind an excellent offensive line and took home the Heisman Trophy, given out to college footballs best player last year. Give him the room to accelerate, and hell be one of the NFLs most powerful runners. Trust me, weve seen him in the flesh - its scary viewing. Hes going to be one of the under-the-radar draft picks thats going to serve a team nicely. Also See: NFL Video Rookies guide NFL on Sky Sports Pundits Wholesale Kobe Bryant Shoes . 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Sorry, Nolan Arenado, maybe next time. The game between the Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants was suspended after the second rain delay Thursday, with the score tied 2-2 in the bottom of the sixth inning. A makeup date was still being determined. The Giants next visit Coors Field on Sept. 1-3. When the game resumes, though, the Rockies will be at the plate with two outs and Michael Cuddyer on first after his third single. Had it been left up to Arenado, they wouldve found a way to finish. But thats just him. "If it looked good, I wish we wouldve kept playing," Arenado said. Thats the thing -- the weather didnt look good. Although the skies looked less ominous, the field was saturated. The grounds crew dumped bags and bags of diamond dry on the infield just to try and make it playable. But after an 82-minute delay before the fourth and another stoppage two innings later for 84 minutes, it was a big undertaking. The commissioners office had finally seen enough and informed crew chief Bill Miller to suspend it. "The field took a lot of water," Miller said in a statement. "It was going to take 45 minutes to get ready and another storm was forecast to hit. ... Both managers agreed it was best." No reason to risk injury, especially after the Giants had two pitchers strain hamstrings the day before -- on a dry field, no less. "It just made sense," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "This is the smartest thing to do." Wilin Rosario tied the game at 2 when he hit into a double play in the fifth. Hunter Pence had a solo homer for the Giants in the fourth and Pablo Sandoval drove in another run with a double later in the inning. Sandoval also had a solo homer overturned by a challenge in the second. He lined a shot down the left-field line that was ruled a homer, sending Sandoval trotting around the bases as left fielder Corey Dickerson repeatedly pointed that the ball was foul. Manager Walt Weiss challenged the call and it was changed. Sandoval stepped back into the batters box and flew out to centre. "I didnt think itt was fair, but it was blowing out," Sandoval said.dddddddddddd "Thats part of the game." Fans were ushered out of their seats and sent to the concourse area as a storm rolled through the city, complete with lightning, heavy rain and even a brief tornado warning for the vicinity. The second wave of weather wasnt nearly as severe. Neither starter returned after the first stoppage. Jorge De La Rosa was cruising along, too, not allowing a hit and striking out three in three innings. The hard-throwing lefty has been bothered by a balky back and given the length of the delay, the Rockies went to the bullpen. He understood the decision. "With this weather, I think its the best thing they take me out," said De La Rosa, whos won five straight decisions. The Giants made the same call with Tim Hudson, who went three innings and allowed one run before exiting. Hudson missed his start last Friday because of a strained left hip. Plus, the elevation of the Mile High City was getting to him. "Ten days off not pitching at game speed can be challenging from a stamina standpoint," Hudson said. "Its kind of hard to catch your breath out here, too." Hudson has never won at Coors Field. "Still on my bucket list," he said. Cuddyer gave the Rockies a 1-0 lead in the second when his two-out infield single drove in Rosario. The Colorado lineup was missing slugger Carlos Gonzalez, who sat out because of a swollen left index finger. "We did treatment during the game," Gonzalez said. "Its making progress -- slowly, but I know its going to be fine." NOTES: The Giants placed RHP Santiago Casilla (strained right hamstring) on the disabled list Thursday and recalled RHP George Kontos from Triple-A Fresno. ... The Giants will give starter Matt Cain (strained right hamstring) a "couple of days and re-evaluate once we get back to San Francisco," Bochy said. Cain felt a twinge in his hamstring after his final pitch in the third before leaving Wednesdays game. ... The Giants return home for a three-game series against Minnesota. ... Colorado embarks on a nine-game road swing starting Friday in Atlanta. ' ' '