who will draft jay cutler in the 2006 draft?
91993
he's good. maybe a little overated by some. i think he will get drafted by the detroit lions. they have a tendancy to draft offensive players. cutler would probably have a better rating if he were on a higher profile college team.
328203
only time will tell from this pick, but charlie casserly wanted to draft a defense...\n\nmy opinion: how the hell can you not draft the most dynamic player out of college the last 20 years???\n\nthis should mean that the texans will most likely get the 1st pick overall again, next year 2007!!!
910683
You forgot about Brady Quinn..even though he is sooooo over rated...he will go before Troy Smith because thats how the NFL works.\n1.) Miami Dolphins: Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame\n- The Dolphins are one of the biggest disappointments this year, and the main reason for that has been poor play at QB. They will think Quinn can come in immediately improve a Dolphins team that I thought had so much potential\n2.) Detroit Lions: Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin\n- In my mind, drafting an OL in the top 5 has always been one of the best picks a team can make. Take a look at how the Jets are doing this year. Hopefully Millen is smarter than I think he is and makes the right pick; Joe Thomas\n3.) Arizona Cardinals: Sam Baker, OT, USC\n- The Cardinals offense is missing one thing: a good offensive line. If they want to have any chance of winning, they have to start making more holes for Edge to run through. Baker has tremendous potential, and could be a Pro-Bowler for many years to come if he fulfills it\n4.) Oakland Raiders: Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech\n- I know Calvin had 0 catches against Clemson; but if he was on a team with another tremendous talent (Randy Moss) he would have more chances to get open and would be a tremendous threat \n5.) Tennessee Titans: Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC\n- The Titans are hoping that Calvin falls to them here, but if not, they go with Jarrett, the next best WR in the draft. VY needs a receiver, and with the emergence of Travis Henry in recent weeks, the Titans could have a decent offense\n6) Adrian Peterson to the Titans\n\nYou must be an Ohio St Fan
571920
Vick wasn't drafted, but did a training camp with the Dolphins.  Not sure if they are going to keep him.  And he makes me puke.
340864
yes they will, and I would expect them to do it in the first round.  Miami will probably pick Jimmy Williams, CB from Virginia Tech.  He is the #1 corner on almost every teams draft board, and Miami will get to him first.
464220
1. reggie bush \nthis is obvious, although texans need a good offensive line, they've been very interested in him throughout the offseason\n2. a.j. hawk\nwell, the saints need defense, but this is pick is a lil too high for them, they should trade down to get a better deal\n3. matt leinart\nobvious again, the titans need a qb, nd since norm chow is already quite familiar with leinart, they will go together like pb nd j\n4. vince young or mario williams\nvince young is a great player, but he really hurt his chances of a great draft when he decided to leave college early. however, mario williams has a better chance of bein drafted, as the jets already have chad pennington\n5. D'Brickashaw Ferguson\nthe packers need him, wat more could i say? :)
7603
Houston Texans definately!  I think they are trying to lose the rest of the year to assure they get first Pick in the draft.
878604
It is way too early to be doing mock drafts, nobody has a clue how the rankings will even fall.  BUT the one you found online is GARBAGE, that guy is an idiot!  No lineman in the first round?  OT Joe Thomas from Wisconsin will go top 5....this draft is a little better.  I have seen several where the Bears go TE, that makes more sense!
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NFL draft heads to Radio City Music Hall\nNEW YORK (AP) -- The NFL draft, which moved out of Madison Square Garden last season, will move to another New York City landmark this year -- Radio City Music Hall. \n\nIt will be held April 29-30. \n\nLast year the draft was at the Javits Convention Center, moving from the theater at Madison Square Garden because the NFL was upset with Garden management for opposing the proposal for a new stadium for the Jets on Manhattan's West Side. The stadium proposal was rejected by a state committee.
245012
Since he's a 2nd-tier QB Prospect, it's very hard to predict who will draft him. You have to look at which teams need QB help but are not in position to draft one in the first round, teams with older QBs, or teams looking for a backup QB.\nIf you take all of that into account here are the teams he could possibly go to: Dolphins, Raiders, Lions, Ravens, Chiefs, Cardinals, or Cowboys.\nMy best bet would be the Dolphins because they need a quality starting QB but aren't in position to take one in the first round.
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Tom Landry.\n\nMichael was picked in the first round pick #11 in 1988 and played 1 year under Landry.\n\nTroy was picked #1 overall in 1989.  Jimmy and Jerry went after the QB with their first draft.\n\nI am adding a few links to back my answer up.
604119
I say Jay Cutler because of where he is.  Denver consistently puts good teams on the field, and I think he has the chance to be the next John Elway for them.  They have great QB coaches and always a good running game and defense.  So that's my pick.
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Edited for completeness.....\n1996 - Testeverde/Zeier\n1997 - Testeverde/Zeier/Wally Richardson\n1998 - Harbough/Zeier/Richardson\n1999 - Tony Banks/Stoney Case/Scott Mitchell\n2000 - Banks/Trent Dilfer/Chris Redman\n2001 - Randall Cunningham/Elvis Gerbac/Redman\n2002 - Jeff Blake/Chris Redman\n2003 - Kyle Boller/Redman/Anthony Wright\n2004 - Boller/Kordell Stewart\n2005 - Boller/Stewart/Wright\n2006 - Steve McNair/Boller\n\nDraft Choice QB's that never made the Roster\n1996 Jon Stark\n2002 Wes Pate\n2004 Josh Harris\n2005 Derek Anderson
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Jay Cutler has zero chance of starting this season. Plummer is the Broncos guy for at least another 2 years. They can't eat his contract while he sits on the bench in favor of Cutler. Never happen.\n\nAs for your question, the Redskins are a good choice. The NFC is wide open and it could be anybody really. But a team with Mark Brunell at QB will never win a Super Bowl. Campbell may be a good QB, but they don't play him enough to find out. Plus the Redskins draft was lousy. \n\nI like the Steelers in the AFC. They did just enough in the draft to compensate for their free agent losses. Nothing tells me that they won't be good again, although they have a difficult schedule. I think Carolina is the team to beat in the NFC. They had a good draft and Delhomme is an underrated QB.
866398
1.Joey Harrington\n2.Payton Manning\n\n3.Antuan Randel El\n4.Jay Cutler\n5.Alex Smith
702543
The Broncos. Jake Plummer is the absolute worst! They have a perfectly good  QB on the bench in Cutler. But Shananhan refuses to put him in because of stupid pride
789918
THEY SHOULD DRAFT A QB.