CM's NFL Draft Top 100: 61-70

Creepin' into the ass end of the 2nd round, it's players 61-70 on CM's board, complete wit commentary and the CM o' meter (rising, falling, level).

61. Justin Harrell - 6-4 -300 - DT - Tenn. - Level; Commanded double teams, yet still was consistently around the ball, prototype "3 tech" DT
62. Ryan Kalil - 6-3 - 285 - C - USC - Level; 3 year starter, 2 time All American is a good pass protector with skills found in most West Coast offenses (trapping, man blocking)
63. Eric Weddle - 6-0 - 200 - CB/S - Utah - Rising; Do it all player who held Charles Johnson (#1 on CM's board) to 2 catches in '05, can play safety or corner
64. CJ Ah You - 6-4 - 265 - DE - OU - Rising; Active pass rusher is very effective vs. the run and consitently gets his hands up in passing lanes
65. Brian Daniels - 6-4 - 300 - OG - CU - Rising; 4 yr starter on a Buffs team dedicated to running the ball effectively, 3 time All Big 12
66. Tim Crowder - 6-4 - 270 - DE - UT - Rising; Great against the run, not a lot of sacks, but if he can flip to the stongside (LE) he can be a great asset to any D-line
67. Sabby Piscitelli - 6-3 - 226 - SS - Or. St. - Rising; Big cat can cover ground (you have to be able to in the Pac 10) and should be a demon on special teams as a rook
68. Aaron Rouse - 6-4 - 221 - S/LB - VTech - Rising; Played the "Bandit" position, kind of a rover type which keys off of the offense's strong side, and was involved heavily in pass coverage
69. Jon Abbate - 5-11 - 245 - MLB - Wake Forest - Falling; Weight room beast, with 40yd dash questions (is he 4.7 or 4.5 ?); Super productive 3 yr starter (left as a Junior); A poor man's Zac Thomas
70. Brian Leonard - 6-2 - 235 - RB - Rutgers - Rising; Perfect fit as a West Coast fullback can run, catch and block a lil'; Was a lead runner until Raymell Rice showed up and he (Leonard) moved to fullback

There it is, we've cracked the 2nd round and only 60 players remain, so hold on for dear life as we have 10 days until the draft.